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Moon

The **Moon** is a gravity rounded astronomical body orbiting Earth and is the planet's only natural satellite. It is also the only natural satellite in the inner Solar System to be relatively round (Mars' two moons, Phobos and Deimos, are irregularly shaped) and the only spherical one of a terrestrial planet (Mercury and Venus has no moons). It is the fifth-largest satellite in the Solar System, and by far the largest among planetary satellites relative to the size of the planet that it orbits. The Moon is, after Jupiter's satellite Io, the second-densest satellite in the Solar System among those whose densities are known.

The Moon is thought to have formed about 4.51 billion years ago, not long after Earth. The most widely accepted explanation is that the Moon formed from the debris left over after a giant impact between Earth and a hypothetical Mars-sized body called Theia. New research of Moon rocks, although not rejecting the Theia hypothesis, suggests that the Moon may be older than previously thought.

## References

1. ↑ Lowrie, William (1997). *Fundamentals of Geophysics*. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p. 5.
2. ↑ "The Moon is older than scientists thought". *Universe Today*. Archived from the original on 3 August 2019. Retrieved 3 August 2019.

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Divine Shield

**Divine Shield** is the closest thing paladins have to a non-retarded, thematically fitting identity mechanic. That being said, it is still fucking retarded. Every week, you will get at least three daily quests that will force you to play a bunch of these boring minions, usually for an underwhelming amount of gold.

## What it means

First, it means Blizzard gets to print fucktons of filler cards under the guise of aiding shitty daily quest completions.

Secondly, it means your opponent has to waste a bit of damage if he wants to get rid of whatever shit you got in play.

Thirdly, this is the only way for a 1-health minion to be playable for its stats in the game.

Fourth, you are probably an aggro-exploiting cunt, which means you can't read, which means this article is a waste.
War on Mars

**"War on Mars"** is the upcoming fifth (5th) short of the animated television series *World in the Universe*. It will broadcast on May 14, 2023.

## Plot

Mars' imagination about the Martian World War is so powerful, it creates the same thing, making it a reality. When the World War gets out of hand, he seeks Earth's help on how to stop it.
Rushia

**Rushia** is a Chinese-built heavy goods locomotive that is own by Tri-ang Railways. She is one of the railway's youngest Standard Gauge steam locomotives and considered as one of the most powerful.

## Bio

Rushia was built in China and Japan in 1987 to a slightly modified design of the China Railways SY class "Mikados" from Tri-ang Railways (TR) in Nerland, UK. She was ordered in 1984 from Tangshan Railway Vehicle (Works) but her construction was delayed due to political issues between Nerland and the People's Republic of China, resulting in her construction being halted until what was already completed was sold to Nippon Steel in Japan. Given that Nippon Steel and Nerland had a greater degree of respect for each other (Yamahashi was built there in 1958 and some of the TR "Fourth-Gen" coaches were built there.

The incomplete "Nerlish SY" continued construction under Nippon Steel but retaining the Tangshan Railway Vehicle works plates and it was then she went with the name "Rushia", which complimented with her name in kanji above her number.

## Persona

Rushia is a rather excitable locomotive due to her young age but can be rather aggressive is the word "Communist" is heard when referring to her.

## Livery

Rushia is painted in a shade of greenish-blue with black features, brass writing and the TR 'Shield' emblem on her tender.

## Basis

Rushia is based off a China Railways SY ("Shàng Yóu", translated to English meaning "Upstream") class 2-8-2 industrial locomotive. 1,820 were built between 1960 and 1999 mostly by Tangshan Railway Vehicle (works) in China, making them the last non-preservation steam locomotives to be constructed. Several were built for industrial operations where a few were ordered from other nations for excursion train usage. The class are still in commercial service in China while two have been preserved in the United States with another preserved in South Korea.

## Trivia

The writing above Rushia's number reads "潤羽るしあ", which is Japanese kanji that translates as "Uruha Rushia" in English. This is a reference to the Japanese Vtuber that she was named after.

* Said Vtuber's attitude when called "pettan" (flat) or "cutting board" is referened when Rushia is referred to as "Communist" due to be being built in China.
* Her greenish-blue livery is also a reference to the Vtuber's hair.
* Her namesake debuted in 2019 and ended streaming in February 2022 following her contract being terminated.

Rushia is the only Chinese-built locomotive shown in the series and on the only one built for TR.

Unlike her basis, Rushia has some modifications in order to work on British railway routes. Some of these changes also include a redesigned cab based on normal UK and US practice.

Rushia's whistle is a New Zealand Government Railways (NZR) 5-chime whistle.

## Gallery

Rushia's first conceptSecond design for Rushia
Earth (character)

**Earth** is the main character in *World in the Universe*. He is a male terrestrial planet who is the son of The Sun and the brother of seven other planets, 22 moons, 11 dwarf planets, 12 kuipers, and four asteroids of The Solar Siblings. He is the only celestial object in the series who speaks to the viewers about his "universal life" and the wonders of the Universe. He is also the only character in the series whose world is believed to contain organic life, which make the other planets and moons feeling so jealous they want to make their worlds to be like his world.
Nickelodeon

**Nickelodeon** (often shortened to **Nick**) is an American basic cable and satellite television network launched on December 1, 1977, and is owned by Viacom through Viacom Media Networks and based in New York City. It is primarily aimed at children and adolescents aged 6–11 while its weekday morning edutainment programs are targeted at younger children ages 2–5.
Venus (character)

**Venus** is the main character in *World in the Universe*. She is a female terrestrial planet who is the daughter of The Sun and the sister of Earth and six other planets, 22 moons, 11 dwarf planets, 12 kuipers, and four asteroids of The Solar Siblings. Venus is the only female planet of the Solar Siblings, which is a reference to the planet Venus being the only planet in the Solar System to be named after a mythological goddess Venus, who is Roman and is the goddess of love and beauty. She is also the Roman goddess of desire, sex, fertility, prosperity and victory. In this case, the character Venus has a kind, loving personality and is attracted to everything beautiful and desiring and cares very much for Earth, Sun, and the rest of the Solar Siblings.
World in the Universe (pilot)

**"World in the Universe"** (also known as **"The Solar Siblings"**) will be the pilot short of the animated television series *World in the Universe*. It will broadcast on January 16, 2023.

## Plot

Earth takes you on a tour through the Solar System where he introduce the Sun, the other planets, and the rest of the Solar Siblings.
World in the Universe

***World in the Universe*** is an upcoming computer-animated television series created by Blanding Cassatt owners Jordan Cassatt and Kimberly Blanding that is set to premiere on Sintopia and Nickelodeon in the 2020s. The series is about the entire universe full of living celestial bodies including planets, dwarf planets, moons, stars, galaxies, nebulae, black holes, exoplanets, rocky objects known as asteroids, icy objects known as kuipers, and comets. The show is mostly focused on Planet Earth who speaks to the viewers about his "universal life" and why he is the only habitable planet known to support living things. The main characters are Planet Earth and the other 46 objects (7 other planets, 22 moons, 4 asteroids, 11 dwarf planets, and 12 kuipers) in the Solar System who belongs to The Sun, their "father star".
Earth Saves the Universe

Matt Braly

Derek Kirk Kim

Stu Livingston

Dana Terrace

**"Earth Saves the Universe"** will be the 51st and final episode of Season 1 and the 51st episode of *World in the Universe*, as well as the first season finale of *World in the Universe*. It will be the third half-hour episode, following "The Universe Begins" and "Atmosphereless". Like "The Universe Begins" and unlike "Atmosphereless", it has two parts, Part 1 and Part 2 and the production code is 127A for Part 1 and 127B for Part 2. It will air on October 26, 2024.

## Plot

### **Part 1**

The entire universe is at risk by an unknown neutron star and Earth thinks he is the only object who can save the whole universe.

### **Part 2**

A dangerous neutron star is risking the universe. Earth is trapped by his enormous gravity. The rest of the Solar Siblings help Earth escape and save the universe and defeat Alcatraz before it's too late.

## Trivia

* **Alcatraz** – A neutron star's name is a reference to a small island off the San Francisco coast called Alcatraz Island, which is located on San Francisco Bay. It can also be referenced to a former prison named Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary on the same island, which only existed from 1934 to 1963.
* This is the third and last half-hour (22-minute) episode of Season 1 as well as the third of *World in the Universe*, following the show's first episode "The Universe Begins" and the second half-hour episode "Atmosphereless".
* Like "The Universe Begins", whose production code is 101 (101A for Part 1 and 101B for Part 2), and unlike "Atmosphereless", which has no two parts and is a completely 22-minute episode and its production code is 115, "Earth Saves the Universe" has two 11-minute parts and its production code is 127 (127A for Part 1 and 127B for Part 2).
* This episode will air on October 26, 2024 on Sintopia and Nickelodeon. It is made to celebrate the first anniversary of *World in the Universe*.
* This episode will be directed, storyboard, and written by Jordan Cassatt and Kimberly Blanding of *World in the Universe*.
* It will be also directed by cartoonist Stu Livingston, written by Matt Braly and Derek Kirk Kim of the Disney Channel series *Amphibia*, and storyboard by Dana Terrace, creator of another Disney Channel series *The Owl House*.
* Jordan Cassatt nickname this episode the "memorizable production moment of Interstate Loud", which is the Season 1 finale half-hour episode of *Intertropolis & Routeville*, another television series created by him and Kimberly Blanding.
* Kimberly Blanding said this is one of the best moments of her and Jordan's production careers, similar to that of *Intertropolis & Routeville*'s episode "Interstate Loud".
Flynn Alh'ertzin

Flynn Alh'ertzin est un barde demi-elfe, originaire de Verzan.

Capturé dans la Forteresse du Loup en voulant se rendre à Sibelia, il est sauvé par Mr Floyd et accompagne son groupe de prisonniers le long de son évasion.

Durant les événements de la Forteresse du Loup, il se lie d'amitié avec Naëlla Ahenvendar et prend pour responsabilité de prendre soin d'elle. Sa résolution est brutalement détruite par la mort de cette dernière aux mains de Tinùviel.
Venus' Great Escape

**"Venus' Great Escape"** is the upcoming third (3rd) short of the animated television series *World in the Universe*. It will broadcast on March 17, 2023.

## Plot

Tired of her world being the hottest of the planets, Venus wants to push her world far away from the Sun, which can cause rotation and orbital problems for Venus' world.
Bertram

**Bertram** is an elderly tank locomotive that works for Tri-ang Railways. He is the oldest tank locomotive still in service on the British Isles and the oldest/first locomotive fitted with a taper boiler in history.

## Biography

Bertram was built at the London & North Western Railway's (LNWR) Crewe works in 1876 as the sixth TR 2 class 4-2-4WT, better known as "Crimsons".

## Livery

Bertram is painted in TR Crimson Lake with the TR "reverse shield" emblem.

## Basis

Bertram is a freelance design but could be inspired by the eight 4-2-4WTs built for the Bristol & Exeter Railway (B&ER).

## Filming model

Bertram's model is scratchbuilt with the driving axle and valve gear from a Bachmann US 4-4-0.

## Trivia

Despite being younger than Vincent, Bertram has been in the series longer.

Bertram is currently the only locomotive that pilots along the Highland line.

Bertram is one of the oldest locomotives fitted with a hopper-type bunker and the first locomotive fitted with a taper boiler.

Prior to his model's construction, the concepts of length changed as he originally was going to be in his original 3D concept was changed to be longer in his final design to cope with the base model's connection rods and allow for a larger well tank.

## Gallery

Early 3D computer model (CGI representation) of BertramFinal concept of Bertram
Mercury

**Mercury** (astronomical symbol: **☿**) is the smallest planet in the Solar System and the closest to the Sun. Its orbit around the Sun takes 87.97 Earth days, the shortest of all the Sun's planets. It is named after the Roman god *Mercurius* (Mercury), god of commerce, messenger of the gods, and mediator between gods and mortals, corresponding to the Greek god Hermes (Ἑρμῆς). Like Venus, Mercury orbits the Sun within Earth's orbit as an inferior planet, and its apparent distance from the Sun as viewed from Earth never exceeds 28°. This proximity to the Sun means the planet can only be seen near the western horizon after sunset or the eastern horizon before sunrise, usually in twilight. At this time, it may appear as a bright star-like object, but is more difficult to observe than Venus. From Earth, the planet telescopically displays the complete range of phases, similar to Venus and the Moon, which recurs over its synodic period of approximately 116 days.

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The Moon That is a Planet

**"The Moon That is a Planet"** (officially titled **"The Satellite That is a Planet"**) will be the 4th episode of Season 1 and the 4th episode of *World in the Universe*. It will air on October 28, 2023.

## Plot

Titan and Ganymede dreams of becoming planets rather than satellites because they are slightly larger than Mercury.

## Episode celestial objects

TitanGanymede
China

**China** is a megacorporation disguised as a dictatorial country disguised as a democratic country. Blizzard is a small indie company in comparison. It is also effectively owned by China.

China has a little something for everyone; communists can have their censorship-heavy police state, fascists can have their genocides and military focus, centrists can have the worst features of communism and capitalism combined and opponents of the Western World can have an Eastern front engaging in modern colonialism. Fanboys, in particular, can enjoy the fact that their allegiance to Blizzard is in fact owed to China.

Hearthstun itself pledges its loyalty to Chinese Communist Party general secretary Xi Jinping, for the low price of 200 social credit points.

## Things China h8s

* Boobs
* Winnie the Pooh
* South Park
* The Soviet Union
* Any suggestion of ~~degeneracy~~ sexiness in women (this does not apply to buff guys like Garrosh because Chinese gamers are immune to homosexuality)
* Homosexuality/Reddit (these are interchangeable)
* Women
* Hong Kong
* Vietnam
* Cambodia
* India
* Taiwan
* Tibet
* Trump
* Democracy
* Blitzchung
* American companies that they haven't bought yet

* Japan, weaboos and anything that steps close or caters to them
	+ By extension, Riot Games has already been condemned for this very reason

* Freedom of speech
* You
* North Korea
* Uyghurs
* God

## Things China likes

* Boobs - as long as it's not in public
* Democracy - as long as the Communist Party always wins
* Tibet - when it is part of the People's Republic of China
* Hong Kong - when the last protesters get killed and peace can be reinstalled
* Blizzard and its kowtowing
* Children - because the workers of tomorrow are also the workers of today
* Freedom of speech - if you use that freedom to praise Chinese democracy
* Diabeetus - because it might be their best weapon to kill Americans with
* Money, but everyone likes money
* Uyghurs - when they're dead
* God - when it takes the shape of Mao Zedong
Atmosphereless

**"Atmosphereless"** will be the 28th episode of Season 1 and the 28th episode of *World in the Universe*. It will be the second half-hour episode, following "The Universe Begins". Unlike the preceding series premiere, it has no Part 1 and Part 2 and the production code is 115. It will air on April 20, 2024.

## Plot

Mercury feels depressions about being the only one of the eight planets without a recognizable atmosphere. To make him feel better, the Sun, the other planets, Pluto, Titan, Triton and Europa go to the Atmosphere Creation Factory of the Universe in the other side of the Milky Way to create a thin atmosphere for Mercury.

## Episode celestial objects

MercurySunVenusEarthMarsJupiterSaturnUranusNeptunePlutoTitanTritonEuropa
## Trivia

* **"Atmosphereless"** – The title of this half-hour episode is a reference to this colloquial word meaning "lacking an atmosphere; not having an atmosphere".
* This is the second half-hour (22-minute) episode of Season 1 as well as of *World in the Universe*, following the show's first episode "The Universe Begins".
* Unlike "The Universe Begins", which has two 11-minute parts and its production code is 101 (101A for Part 1 and 101B for Part 2), "Atmosphereless" is a completely 22-minute episode and its production code is 115.
* This episode will air on Sintopia and Nickelodeon on April 20, 2024. It will be planned by Sintopia that its date of premiere will be separated by two weeks from the previous 11-minute episode "Orbit Wizard" on April 6, 2024 and the following 11-minute episode "Space Cleaning" on May 4, 2024.
Deckbuilding

**Deckbuilding** is a bogus "skill" that most HStoners do not, cannot and will not possess. It involves finding cards that don't suck dick and putting them in your deck. Usually, it is much easier to copy someone else's deckbuilding and praying to God that it is enough to replace the skill your retard ass obviously doesn't have.

## Knowledge for pro deckbuilders

* You can't put Baku with even cards
* Prince Keleseth can't have 2-cost cards in the same deck
* Filler cards are shit regardless of deck
* Aggro can't have Doomsayer
* Card draw must be neutral 60% of the time, and always predictable
* Including a single oddball card is obviously enough to brag about your innovation
Uranus Tiltyard

**"Uranus Tiltyard"** is the upcoming eighth (8th) short of the animated television series *World in the Universe*. It will broadcast on August 5, 2023.

## Plot

Being the only planet to have a severely, extremely tilted world, Uranus and his moons come up with an idea of creating a "Uranian Tiltyard". After that, the five Uranian moons create their own Tiltyards.
Ash finds out there are more than 151 Pokémon

**Ash finds out there are more than 151 Pokemon** is the 1st video in the Pokemon Gumbino series.

## Plot synopsis

Professor Oak tells Ash that there are more Pokemon after Ash said he caught them all. After he found out, he threatens Professor Oak to tell him that he's the best trainer in the world.

## Appearances

*This section allows you to link to character pages. Oh, and remember to remove this text. ;)*

* Ash Ketchum
* Professor Oak

## Notes & trivia

* *This is where you can put notes and trivia, anything that is interesting or strange can be included here*
Ditto finds out he's a failed Mew clone

**Episode title** is the Nth episode in the series.

## Plot synopsis

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## Appearances

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* Character 1
* Character 2

## Notes & trivia

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Pokemon

**Season 1** of [name of Series] consists of # episodes.

The season premiered on January 1, 2016.

## Plot overview

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## Trailer

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The Universe Begins

**"The Universe Begins"** will be the 1st episode of Season 1 and the 1st episode of *World in the Universe*, as well as the season premiere of Season 1, and as well as the series premiere of *World in the Universe*. It will be the first half-hour episode, with Part 1 being 101A and Part 2 being 101B. It will air on October 7, 2023.

## Plot

### **Part 1**

Earth and his siblings of celestial objects are finally allowed to travel outside of the Sun's Solar System. But the Sun is worried what would happen if they get hurt by an asteroid.

### **Part 2**

When Earth and his siblings are traveling across the universe, he found a system of seven exoplanets who seem to be the same size as him and Venus.

## Episode celestial objects

Sun
Gumbino Wiki

## Introduction to Gumbino Wiki

Gumbino is an animator and YouTuber who makes animated videos he has collaborated with the community twice. Supplying the visuals for a battle of his own and an installment of Epic Cartoon Made Rap Battles.

## Rules & Guidelines

* **Please only edit the page when necessary. If a page is locked, you may tell an administrator about it. For safety reasons, the page may not be unlocked.**
* **Do not provide false information, that includes opinions of your own. This wiki is factual only.**
* **No edit wars.**
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## If you break these Rules

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Venus

**Venus** (astronomical symbol: **♀**) is the second planet from the Sun. It is named after the Roman goddess of love and beauty. As the brightest natural object in the Earth's night sky after the Moon, Venus can cast shadows and can be visible to the naked eye in broad daylight. Like the closest planet to the Sun, Mercury, Venus lies within Earth's orbit, and so never appears to venture far from the Sun, either setting in the west just after dusk or rising in the east a little while before dawn. Venus orbits the Sun every 224.7 Earth days. It has a synodic day length of 117 Earth days and a sidereal rotation period of 243 Earth days. As a consequence, it takes longer to rotate around its axis than any other planet in the Solar System. It also rotates in the opposite direction of all the other planets, except Uranus. This means the Sun rises in the west and sets in the east. Venus does not have any moons, a distinction it shares only with Mercury among the planets in the Solar System.

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Bomb Warrior

Get used to drawing this. A lot.

### Brain Cells Required

"Hurr, me smart, me play on curve, me win by just surviving. Hunters are the real dumdums!"

### Core Cards

Anything that shuffles bombs into your enemy's deck

### Nerfed

TBA

You might have once, in an ancient era, seen Iron Juggernaut and thought: "Wowzers! That's a shitty-jitty lanky-janky crap-card if I've ever seen one!" If you did, you would have been right, because only 4 people ever actually won a game with such a crappy mech in their Constructed decks. Those 4 people, however (2 of them being Noxious and Dane), had fun, and doing so without spreading cancer is already a feat to marvel at when it comes to Hearthstone.

Then, Blizzard shat on Iron Juggernaut by powercreeping it in BDP and making it neutral and epic instead of legendary. Then, when they realized people weren't still flooding Ladder with this unholy archetype, they released a fuckton of synergy cards at once, finally achieving that goal, but only for Warrior.

## Strategy

What can we say? Playing Bomb Warrior is basically playing Warrior for survival alone, and shuffling Bombs whenever your enemy isn't desperately trying to kill you before you both die of cancer. If your opponent draws most of your bombs, you win!

## See also:

* Card draw
* Dr. Boom
* Rise of Shadows
Wunderschöner Strauch

## Zusammenfassung

**Wunderschöner Strauch** ist eine Buschart. Sie können verbunden werden, um Ruinen des Himmelspalastes zu bekommen.

Du kannst sie antippen oder ernten, um Zauberpilz-Köpfe oder selten Dracheneiertruhen/ Nest Vaults (Gründrachen Variante) zu bekommen.

Sie produzieren gelegentlich Zauberpilz-Haufen oder selten Zauberpilz-Stiele in der Nähe.

## Wie bekommen

* Verbinde 3 oder 5 Blühender Strauch
* Öffne Dracheneiertruhe/Nest Vaults, welche von Büschen geerntet wurden.
Ash Ketchum

**Ash Ketchum** is a Pokemon Trainer from Pallet Town.

## Personality

In the Pokemon canon, Ash is a brave, kind, determined, and shows sympathy towards Pokemon. However, in Gumbino videos such as What really happens in Pokemon, he is childish, irrational, stubborn, and is disliked by most Pokemon.

## Behind the scenes

If there's anything you'd like to say that's not derived from episodes, but maybe comes from interviews that actors or crew gave, use this section.
What really happens in Pokemon

**What really happens in Pokemon** is the parody of the original *Pokemon anime* and the 6th video (although longer and split into parts) in the Pokemon Gumbino series.

## Plot synopsis

*Here's where you put the description of the plot. Doesn't have to be very detailed. A couple sentences will be enough for starters. You can expand it later.*

## Appearances

* Ash Ketchum
* Delia Ketchum
* Professor Oak
* Misty
* Brock

## Notes & trivia

* It is unknown if what Charmander said about Ash is true, due to the fact that they don't like him.
* The Pokemon's voices are somehow based on the characters of *Family Guy*:
	+ Pikachu - Peter Griffin
	+ Bulbasaur - Glenn Quagmire
	+ Charmander - Joe Swanson
	+ Squirtle - Cleveland Brown
Card Draw

**Card Draw** is a core mechanic that needs to be kept in mind for deckbuilders in every card game. In Hearthstone, thanks to the rampant disease that is netdecking, it is so irrelevant that most players don't even know what it is.

Alternatively, if you play Paladin or Warlock, you don't have to worry about it at all because your core cards and abilities already grant you everything you need. Hunters, on the other hand, do not need to worry about card draw because Blizzard simply doesn't give them any.

When you have no card draw, you will probably run out of steam in a few turns, and thus enter the fabled top-deck mode, where you will shit out every card you draw during your turn in despair while your opponent laughs with his big dick, 10-card hand. It's fucked up.
Delia Ketchum

**Delia Ketchum** is Ash's mother.

This first section is called a lead. You'll want to fill it with the most important aspects of the character's life. Think about a newspaper article. Put the best stuff up front!

## Personality

Delia Ketchum is a brain-dead mother of Ash.

## Behind the scenes

If there's anything you'd like to say that's not derived from episodes, but maybe comes from interviews that actors or crew gave, use this section.
2015

**2015**, unofficially the **Year of the Dragon Beta** was the last year that HS could enjoy before the Great Card Apartheid. It started off mightily with a dosage of skill-testing AIDS from the reign of Patron Warrior, plummeted miserably with both the failure of TGT and the emergence of the Extra Cromossome Pride Deck, and managed to settle on a high note thanks to the unexplainable masterpiece that League of Explorers at first was.

## Notable events:

* BRM launches, taking roughly three days to let everyone realize that the new dragon tribe is boring as hell.
* Rise of Patron Warrior. For a brief period of time, forums are gloriously flooded with complaints from aggro retards as their sole talent in life no longer nets them wins.
* Someone won pro player tournament thingies, I guess
* TGT arrives. 99% of the cards never see play and are turned into dust immediately.
* After a failure of an expansion, Blizzard sighs and nerfs Patron Warrior to oblivion.
* Secret Paladin is discovered, ushering in a new era of retardation and cancer to all of HS.
* LoE is entirely revealed beforehand, features very few filler cards and is thus hailed as a great success of an adventure almost unanimously. Blizzard takes notes and swears to never do this again. Coincidentally, work on Karazhan begins after these notes are taken.
* Discover is introduced as a healthy, non-invasive mechanic. Brode treats this as a challenge.
Elementals

**Elementals** are the newest kewl tribe Blizzard has (not really) added to HS along with Un'Goro. They are the best because most of them already existed before the expansion, and their visual and gameplay designs are always the same. Unfortunately, since they lacked certain qualities HStoners appreciate, the tribe did not really take off when players had far better choices available at the time. Now, after half of those cards got nerfed and most of them rotated, and with a certain Death Knight boosting these things to retarded powerlevels, elementals can finally take their rightful place in the meta.

## Strategy

Elementals are both boring and tempo-oriented (these two attributes are co-dependent). Most of them are playable on their own, but a few gain bonuses if you played one the turn before. This means you need to think one turn ahead sometimes, which might be another reason why the community does not like them very much.

If you play the mage DK while some elementals are already on the board, you win!

You can also play shaman with elementals, but you know there is a far more powerful deck you can play.

## Notable Elementals

* Magma Rager
* Ragnaros the Firelord
* Jade Spirit, which is funnily the reason elementals are a shitty choice for Shaman

All other elementals are filler.

## See also:

* Journey to Un'Goro
* Mage
* Boring
Drakonid Operative

> "*Secret cancer coming through.*"
> ― jainaishot, Hearthpwn[[source]]
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**Drakonid OPerative** was another mistake within a mistake. It was a tempo-friendly dragon with great stats that was also capable of generating value, as well as offering insight into your opponent's deck. Somehow, this all got through playtesting and Blizzard failed to see a single problem with the card.

## Strategy

Drakonid Operative was not only good to play on curve, but also good to top-deck and good to hold during your earlier turns, since he himself is a dragon. This meant Netherspite Historian could discover additional copies of this dragon (since it is clearly more powerful than all the others) on turn 2 or 3.

If it was a mirror matchup, the two priests would have to battle to the death by discovering each other's Operatives infinitely. Whoever drew both his Operatives sooner won.

## See also

* Discover
* Dragons
* Priest
* Cancer
* Gadgetzan
Death Knights

> "*There must always be... a Lich King.*"
> ― All 9 basic heroes upon beating the Lich King
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**Death Knights** are a huge-ass fucking mistake from KoFT that not only ended up raping the meta into a bloody goatse-like mess, but also finally made the game pay-2-win. While quests and legendary weapons just bombed horribly, all DKs are moderately useful, which means to play a class you now need to cough up some dust or, preferrably, cash.

## Oh, wow, this sounds fun!

Don't get too excited. Here's what happens regardless of which DK you get:

* Your deck will become so stale everyone will know your next move before you do
* A battlecry occurs. This can range from a huge ressurrection, to a massive board clear, to dealing 2 damage to all enemy minions.
* Your opponent will either play a DK too, or probably get stomped. If both players resort to DKs, then chances are whoever is the Warlock wins. If both players are Warlocks, then whoever spent the most money wins.
* Depending on your class, both you and your opponent might need to grind each other for several turns with nothing but hero powers.
Mech Mage

When someone says "a relic of cancerous times past", there are few things that pop in anyone's head sooner than **Mech Mage**.An aggro deck disguised as midrange, this was one of the first times when mages tried to conceal their inbred nature to try to look good before their equally stupid peers.

## Strategy

* Turn 1 - Mana Wyrm
* Turn 2 - Mechwarper + 1-cost mech
* Turn 3 - 3-mana 4-drop!
* Turn 4 - "Oooh! Fire!"
* Emote like a cunt and win

Alternatively, just play Mechwarper + Coin + Mechwarper and vomit your hand, not unlike another smegma-ridden deck.

With godly draws, the enemy could win, and that would have to mean RNG skull-fucked you hard into another dimension. As a result, most unlucky mech mages have thus far killed themselves. There are a few stubborn ones that still exist today, however, and those ones are unlikely to off themselves any time soon.
Mecha'Thun

**Mecha'thun** is another 10-cost legendary, game-winner and archetype all in one, this one reminiscent to the era of such horrible monstrosities.

The Hearthpwn experts decreed that this janky, meme card would never see play because it was absolutely impossible that their superior intellect missed any interaction that could make this card good. They were wrong as fuck. Now, this combo deck rapes ~~Standard~~ WILD without any cards to retaliate against it.

The card is good because it is absolutely uncounterable, and wins regardless of how much health or armor your opponent has.

## Strategy

All Mecha'thun players who know their win-condition (this is the hardest part of piloting this deck) will want to cycle through their cards as quickly as possible. Draw, draw and more draw, all the way to fatigue. Exciting. Dump the rest of your cards until only Mecha'thun and his friends are left in your hand.

Then you play your combo depending on your class:

### Druid

Mecha'thun + Innervate + Naturalize = Skill

Easy peasy, as all druid decks.

### Priest

Reckless Experimenter + Coffin Crasher + Ticking Abomination x 2 = Skill

This one can get fucked more easily because there are more combo pieces to disrupt.

### Warlock

Galvanizer x 2 + Mecha'thun + Bloodbloom + Cataclysm = Skill

For higher skillcap, note that you can play either Galvanizer any time, provided that Mecha'thun is in your hand.
Dane

**Dane** is the janky Wild homebrew monarch streamer that inspires thousands of young morons to hypocritically netdeck his weird decks. This, however, is fine, because it is not netdecking unless the deck is cancerous.

Dane, however, is an all-around chill guy, a la Kibler, in that when he loses his shit, Blizzard probably takes it as a wake up call to nerf whatever cancerous design they were pretending was fine until then.

## Contributions to HS

Apart from getting fucktards to dilute the number of cancerous, predictable S-tier decks in the game by playing crappy ones instead, Dane also enjoys showing off his moves after every video ~~and turning male HStoners gay~~.

During a particularly heated moment, Dane got pissed off when going through yet another Naga Sea Witch in Wild. Blizzard, despite their adamant refusal to touch it, relented soon afterwards. This not only means Dane is not to be fucked with, but also that he undid the work of hundreds of pleading fanboys that were hoping their pet tumor would go untouched. And every time fanboys don't get what they want is a plus to Hearthstun!
Belohnung bei Wiederholung

* 3 für Mondtruhe
* 5 für Kosmosdrachen-Ei
* 9 für Nest von Kosmosdrachen-Eiern

* 6 für Mondtruhe
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* 12 für Nest von Kosmosdrachen-Eiern

* 9 für Mondtruhe
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* 12 für Mondtruhe
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* 18 für Nest von Kosmosdrachen-Eiern

* 15 für Mondtruhe
* 17 für Kosmosdrachen-Ei
* 21 für Nest von Kosmosdrachen-Eiern

* 18 für Mondtruhe
* 20 für Kosmosdrachen-Ei
* 24 für Nest von Kosmosdrachen-Eiern

* 21 für Mondtruhe
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* 27 für Nest von Kosmosdrachen-Eiern

* 24 für Mondtruhe
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* 27 für Mondtruhe
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Even decks

"Curse, curse, raah, raah! It's our advantage now! Curse? Curse! Raaah!" - Genn's new "personality"

## Deck Info

### Nerfed

Call to Arms lost its even cost!

**Even decks** are Odd decks but worse in every way. Unsurprisingly, they lost popularity every day and are now a niche, janky archetype that is only fit for homebrew trash. This is the worst fate that can befall any deck in Hearthstone.

The shtick is that you don't run Odd-cost cards in your deck. Your reward for such a massive loss? Your hero power costs 1 less mana, and only the starting one.

## Classes and "strategy"

Since nobody cares about Even decks all that much anymore, we might as well dispatch all of them in a single article.

### Paladin

Even Paladin actually managed to be quite cancerous, but that was mainly because of the paladin class as a whole. It could still not beat either Kanker King from its own class, especially after the nerf, but it could still pull off some eye-rollingly disgusting shit. After CtA was gutted, Even Paladin was dead.

### Shaman

Even Shaman was basically Midrange Shaman. In short, nothing interesting at all. This was quite literally the only deck powerful enough to stand against Odd decks. On the bright side, the Shaman hero power is shitty enough to deserve to cost reduction anyway. The only reason this deck even exists is because Blizzard printed a card with broken synergy for Even shaman.

### Warlock

It was basically control warlock but it life tapped on turn 1 instead of turn 2. At least you got an excuse not to spend the 80k dust required to craft Cubelock, even if it meant you were stuck with a subpar archetype.
Control

**Control or P2W, the deck** is what happens when whales need to trick themselves into thinking their money was well-spent. The result is usually a fat-ass deck with a ton of legendaries that will only wreck another whale's deck that had the misfortune of actually being built to handle faster match-ups. When a fatty deck is rekt by a faster one, controltards tend to whine on the forums about their inability to play 20 legendaries in one match because of the meta.

## Strategy

Control decks rely solely on their starting hands when it comes to faster match-ups. If the hand is bad, insta-conceding is not only acceptable, but also encouraged since it denies aggrotards the joy of playing yet another single-player mode game.

If you are unfortunate enough to fight a control deck with a proper starting hand, then you are sentenced to a slow ride towards fatigue as they drop big minion after big minion and remove every threat you throw at them. Conceding after they drop the first legendary is more than recommended to save time. All in all, control is all about one of the two players conceding once the match's winner is clear.

## Trivia

* All Control players need to watch Rick and Morty to prove they are smart enough for the archetype
* Control and Atheism are directly linked due to the unbelievably high IQ both of them require
* Most Control players actually have incredibly hard shits, which is the real reason why they want longer games. Try drinking some water, and your intestines will appreciate it!
* If you meet a college dropout, chances are they play Control

## Cancers that are the "fun" control meta

* Jades
* Death Knights
* Highlander Decks
* Cubelock
* Hadronox
* C'Thun
* N'Zoth
Season 1

**Season 1** is the first season of *World in the Universe*. It will begin on October 7, 2023 with "The Universe Begins" and will end on October 26, 2024 with "Earth Saves the Universe". It will consist of 27 episodes (with 51 segments).

## Background

*According to Blanding Cassatt*

Earth will guide you through the Universe as he explains his "universal life" and why he is the only anthropomorphic planet to have a world containing organic life. Earth also will tell you all about his family called The Solar Siblings, including The Sun. The Sun allows Earth and his family travel all throughout the Universe for the first time in four billion years, The Solar Siblings will also go to school, and all the objects will make new friends and meet new families in a different star system in a different constellation. At the end of the season, Earth, Sun, and the other planets and objects will find out that the Universe will be different and will experience some risky events.
Saturn

**Saturn** (astronomical symbol: **♄**) is the sixth planet from the Sun and the second-largest in the Solar System, after Jupiter. It is a gas giant with an average radius of about nine and a half times that of Earth. It has only one-eighth the average density of Earth; however, with its larger volume, Saturn is over 95 times more massive.

Saturn's interior is most likely composed of a core of iron–nickel and rock (silicon and oxygen compounds). Its core is surrounded by a deep layer of metallic hydrogen, an intermediate layer of liquid hydrogen and liquid helium, and finally, a gaseous outer layer. Saturn has a pale yellow hue due to ammonia crystals in its upper atmosphere. An electrical current within the metallic hydrogen layer is thought to give rise to Saturn's planetary magnetic field, which is weaker than Earth's, but which has a magnetic moment 580 times that of Earth due to Saturn's larger size. Saturn's magnetic field strength is around one-twentieth of Jupiter's. The outer atmosphere is generally bland and lacking in contrast, although long-lived features can appear. Wind speeds on Saturn can reach 1,800 km/h (1,100 mph; 500 m/s), higher than on Jupiter but not as high as on Neptune, which are the fastest of all planetary winds in the Solar System.

The planet's most notable feature is its prominent ring system, which is composed mainly of ice particles, with a smaller amount of rocky debris and dust. At least 83 moons are known to orbit Saturn, of which 53 are officially named; this does not include the hundreds of moonlets in its rings. Titan, Saturn's largest moon and the second largest in the Solar System (after Jupiter's moon Ganymede), is larger than the planet Mercury, although less massive, and is the only moon in the Solar System to have a substantial dense atmosphere. It takes about 29 Earth years for Saturn to orbit the Sun, and approximately 10 hours to rotate around its axis.

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Evolve

**Evolve** is a Shaman mechanic that cannot, quite literally, be predicted. Dating back to the Old Gods, this fossil of a mechanic has as its only premise the fucking with minions' mana costs. With all that being said, the deck is quite fun.

Evolve mechanics have proven to be the gift that keeps on giving. Much like Arena, this gives Blizzard a carte blanche to keep pumping out filler, expensive 1/1s with summoning battlecries with the excuse that it nerfs evolve, even if it is never a top-tier deck.

### How to win with evolve

There are a total of two possible outcomes when playing this deck, and very rarely will the two be mistaken for each other. With Evolve Shaman, you either win fast or lose fast, so you will always have a handy idea of what will happen in your current game. Despite its ironic unpredictability, there are few surprises in outcomes with this kind of deck.

Good outcome:

1. You cheese out some quick growing board early on (Desert Hare, Doppelgangster, Saronite Chain Gang + Evolve)
2. Your opponent has no way to remove your shit that early (this part is crucial for your "strategy")
3. Your minions consistently become bigger, meatier and throbbier, with rarely an evolution that backfires
4. Your opponent concedes because it's quite obvious where this is all going

Events that lead to a bad outcome (do note that a single one of them is enough to cripple you to the point of no return):

* Doomsayer out of a shitty totem (you may concede now)
* Your opponent draws a board clear that can be applied before turn 5
* Shit mulligan
* Shit draws (hint: your minions are trash unless you can transform them into something else, so do note that you will never, ever win with your minions alone)
* Evolving into Blizzard's happy filler cards that cost up to 7 mana but only have a base statline of 1/1 (this, in the professional evolve player community, is aptly named "getting assfucked by retarded devs and their pet solidified shit".
Mean Streets of Gadgetzan

**Mean Streets of Gadgetzan, MSoG, Mad Saltlords of Garbagezan, Donais should have swallowed, Ohshitzan, the Gadgetzan Mistake or Patches and Friends** was officially and objectively the worst expansion in Hearthstone to date. It was released in December 2016 and took about two days before turning into shit. A new record even by Hearthstone standards.

The expansion is so weak even the fiercest fanboys think twice before trying to defend it, which possibly hints at their ability to actually see flaws in Hearthstone or Blizzard, and actually just being full of shit like everyone knows they are.

## Theme

The expansion was about crime in Gadgetzan, with a silly mobster theme at first, before quickly devolving into retarded pirates and murlocs vs retarded dragons and potion masters. There were supposed to be three crime families, but Patches killed the last one with his own cancer.

* **The Kabal -** An RNG-filled highlander posse known for brewing either gamebreaking or outright useless potions. 2 of its 3 classes failed after Reno rotated out.
* **Jade Lotus -** A gang made of failed abortions, appealing to failed abortions. Ended up ruining every expansion that followed it so far.
* **The Grimy Goons -** The biggest failure of the bunch. Handbuff mechanic sucked more dick than the average fanboy. It doesn't help that their legendary is outclassed by a common now.

## Remarkable Cards

While the expansion was undoubtedly shit, many of its cards still see play in Wild today, while none of them should exist in the first place.

* Patches the Pirate
* Jade Idol
* Kazakus
* Drakonid Operative
* Raza the Chained

## Results

As expected, the game would have been far better off if this expansion had never been released. The community's most valiant members are still petitioning Blizzard to nuke this mistake into non-existence. However, while such a blessing is yet denied us, all we can do is remember the many bad outcomes of this expansion:

* Reno Jackson became cancer
* Pirates raped everyone
* Jades raped everyone
* Dragon Priest raped everyone
* Patches became the Dr. Boom of aggro decks
* Un'Goro was hailed as the best expansion ever because it came after this shit

The situation was so dire Blizzard even had to stop scratching their asses and intervene before rotation with a nerf that did next to nothing, and they've avoided mentioning the Gadgetzan Mistake again ever since.