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Getting Frogatto

## Installing Frogatto

This is the tutorial page for installing Anura, Frogatto's engine, and Frogatto itself.

You'll need to know how to use the terminal.

## Compiling on Debian

You'll need some dependencies. Run `sudo apt-get install libboost-regex-dev libboost-locale-dev build-essential autoconf automake cmake git gitk git-gui vim vim-scripts libsdl2-dev libcairo-dev libsdl2-image-dev libsdl2-ttf-dev libsdl2-mixer-dev libboost-filesystem-dev libglew-dev libvorbis-dev libglm-dev` to install them.

Then make a folder in your choice directory. Call it `frogatto`. Navigate to `frogatto`, then run this in the terminal: `git clone https://github.com/anura-engine/anura.git`

When that's done, run `cd anura/modules`, then run `git clone https://github.com/frogatto/frogatto.git` to get Frogatto's code and assets.

When you have gotten Frogatto, run `cd ..` to navigate back to `anura`.

Run `git submodule init`, then `git submodule update`. Then run `make`. To make faster, you can instead run `make -jx` where x is the number of cores you have.

Go into `anura/modules` and rename `frogatto` to `frogatto4`.

Finally, do `./anura` to run Frogatto.

If you want to update Frogatto, run `git pull https://github.com/anura-engine/anura.git` in your `anura` directory, then run `cd modules` and run `git pull https://github.com/frogatto/frogatto.git` to update. Then run `make` in Anura again, and launch.
Frogatto and Friends Wiki

###### **Welcome to the Frogatto and Friends Wiki!**

This is the wiki of Frogatto and Friends. This is a WIP wiki, and we try our best to keep it up-to-date. Right now most of the information is on the beta version of version 4, which is being developed and hopefully will release this year. If you have information about version 1.3, you can put it in the 1.3 page here or make a new page relating to your subject. If you do this, make sure to put (1.3) in the title so people know which version the subject is on.

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Magda Botler

## Personal Life

Not much is known about Magdas early life. She moved to Shadowgrange when she was in her early twenties with her husband Otto Botler. She has no kids, but it is widely known that she always wanted a child. She cares for her customers as her own children.

Other people see her as a lovely woman who always gives out cookies.

## Profession

She owns the Bountiful Heron general store with her husband, Otto Botler.

## Relation to the party

The party met Magda in the Bountiful Heron while shopping for stuff. The party enjoyed her cookies and always wanted more.
Eckhard Sheck

Eckhard smoking his pipe

## Personal Life

Eckhard Sheck came to Shadowgrange as a Cathars and fought under Captain Levi's predecessor. He fought hard against the monsters roaming Stensia. His last fight as a cathar was against a swarm of Ghouls. Eckhard lost his right hand in that battle and was dragged back to the city in a coma. He recovered from his wounds in the Visgaud grounds where he met his wife, Helga, who was a nurse at the time.

After he was fully healed, he got himself an arm extension which allowed him to use his arm again, albeit in a simple manner. It became clear he would never fight again. Eckhard and Helga then decided to run the Silver Rose Inn, who was previously owned by Helga's dad.

## Professional Life

Eckhard is the owner of the Silver Rose Inn in Shadowgrange. He's also part of the cities council, together with Captain Levi and Priestess Flora.

## Relation to The Overthinkers

Eckhard gave The Overthinkers food and shelter and helped them defend Shadowgrange from the undead horde.
Locations in Innistrad

The mainland of Innistrad is split into four provinces called Gavony, Kessig, Stensia, and Nephalia, with much-unexplored wilderness lying beyond these provinces. Beyond the great seas, other continents are rumored to exist that harbor exotic species of lycanthropes.

* Gavony
	+ Main city Thraben
	+ Helvault
* Kessig
	+ The Fells
* Stensia
	+ Shadowgrange
	+ North Farbog
	+ Mauer Estate
	+ Markov Manor
	+ Falkenrath Keep
* Nephalia
Important people in Innistrad

There are ofcourse a lot of important people in Innistrad. On this page, you will find all people you met in the adventure. They are listed by location where you met everyone so you can more easily find who you are looking for. Some people are listed at the top, those are people not linked to one place or where you have information on, but do not know in which location he or she resides.

* No specific location
	+ Avacyn
	+ Griselbrand
	+ Cathars
	+ Skirsdag-cultists

* Gavony
	+ Mikaeus
* Stensia
	+ Sven
	+ Lars
	+ Otto Botler
	+ Magda Botler
	+ The moon touched Sisters
	+ Eckhard Sheck
	+ Captain Levi
	+ Priestess Flora
	+ Mad Martin
	+ Ralph Brunn (†)
	+ Katarina Brunn
	+ Siegfried
	+ Marcus Ritter
	+ Saint Traft
	+ Rinelda Smitt
	+ Anton Wepper
Otto Botler

## Personal life

No one realy knows where Otto was born. He moved to Shadowgrange with his wife Magda Botler when they were both 24 years old. Otto has a great intrest in arcane items and magic and is eager to learn new spells from whomever he can. If someone can impress him, he shows his gratitude by giving discount in his shop or a spellscroll.

Others see Otto as a humble and jovial man, who's voice can be heard from some streets away. If there is a social gathering in Shadowgrange, Otto will be there.

Otto has a pet Weasel who is in fact a familiar who can disappear and reappear wherever Otto wants.

## profession

Otto is the shopkeeper of the Bountiful Heron General store in Shadowgrange. He runs this shop together with his wife Magda Botler.

## Relation to the party

The party met Otto when they went shopping in the Bountiful Heron. Two party members succeeded in impressing Otto, who gave them some spellscrolls and a magical shapeshifting blade in return.
Soaps

A **soap opera** or *soap* for short is a radio or television serial dealing especially with domestic situations and frequently characterized by melodrama, ensemble casts, and sentimentality. The term "soap opera" originated from radio dramas originally being sponsored by soap manufacturers. The term was preceded by “Horse opera”.

BBC Radio's *The Archers*, first broadcast in 1950, is the world's longest-running radio soap opera. The longest-running current television soap is *Coronation Street*, which was first broadcast on ITV in 1960, with the record for the longest running soap opera in history being held by *Guiding Light*, which began on radio in 1937, transitioned to television in 1952, and ended in 2009.

A crucial element that defines the soap opera is the open-ended serial nature of the narrative, with stories spanning several episodes. One of the defining features that makes a television program a soap opera, according to Albert Moran, is "that form of television that works with a continuous open narrative. Each episode ends with a promise that the storyline is to be continued in another episode".In 2012, *Los Angeles Times* columnist Robert Lloyd wrote of daily dramas:

Although melodramatically eventful, soap operas such as this also have a luxury of space that makes them seem more naturalistic; indeed, the economics of the form demand long scenes, and conversations that a 22-episodes-per-season weekly series might dispense with in half a dozen lines of dialogue may be drawn out, as here, for pages. You spend more time even with the minor characters; the apparent villains grow less apparently villainous.
Lars

Lars hunting in the Geier Reach

## Personal life

Lars is Svens younger twin-brother. He loves adventure and is sometimes considered reckless. When the party passed through Shadowgrange, all he wanted was to join them in a life filled with adventure. Sadly his older brother didn't want to leave and family is still the greatest value one can have, according to Lars.

## Professional life

Lars is a Cathar stationed in Shadowgrange under Captain Levi's rule. He is tasked with guarding the gate with his brother Sven.

## Relation to The Overthinkers

Lars met the party while guarding the gate. He asked them questions about their adventuring life, eager to join them.
Brass Eye

Cover image for Brass Eye

***Brass Eye*** is a British television comedy series parodying current affairs news programming. A series of six episodes aired on Channel 4 in 1997, and a further episode in 2001. The series was created and presented by Chris Morris, written by Morris, David Quantick, Peter Baynham, Jane Bussmann, Arthur Mathews, Graham Linehan and Charlie Brooker and directed by Michael Cumming.

### Overview

Originally planned as a spin-off from The day Today (1994), the pilot (then called *Torque tv™*) was passed on by the BBC. Channel 4 commissioned a new pilot, which would be called *Brass Eye*. The name mixes together the titles of two popular current affairs shows, (*Brass Tacks* and *Public Eye*).[*citation needed*]

The series satirised media portrayal of social ills, in particular sensationalism, unsubstantiated establishmentarian theory masquerading as fact, and creation of moral panics, and is a sequel to Morris's earlier spoof news programmes *On the Hour* (1991–92) and The day Today (1994). The series stars Morris's *The Day Today* colleague Doon Mackichan, along with Gina McKee, Mark Heap, Amelia Bullmore, Simon Pegg, Julia Davis, Claire Skinner, John Guerrasio, Hugh Dennis and Kevin Eldon.
GOLD

**Gold** is a British pay television channel from the UKTV network that was launched on 1 November 1992 as **UK Gold** before it was rebranded **UKTV Gold** in 2004. In 2008, it was split into current flagship channel Gold and miscellaneous channel, W, with classic comedy based programming now airing on Gold, non-crime drama and entertainment programming airing on W, and quiz shows and more high-brow comedy airing on Dave. It shows repeatsof classic programming from the BBC, ITV and other broadcasters. Every December, from 2015 until 2018, the channel was temporarily renamed **Christmas Gold**. This has since been discontinued, although the channel still continues to broadcast Christmas comedy.
BBC Two

**BBC Two** is a British free-to-air television network owned and operated by the BBC. It covers a wide range of subject matter, with a remit "to broadcast programmes of depth and substance" in contrast to the more mainstream and popular BBC One.

Like the BBC's other domestic TV and radio channels, it is funded by the television licence, and is therefore free of commercial advertising. It is a comparatively well-funded public-service network, regularly attaining a much higher audience share than most public-service networks worldwide.

Originally styled **BBC2**, it was the third British television station to be launched (starting on 21 April 1964), and from 1 July 1967, Europe's first television channel to broadcast regularly in colour. It was envisaged as a home for less mainstream and more ambitious programming, and while this tendency has continued to date, most special-interest programmes of a kind previously broadcast on BBC Two, for example the BBC Proms, now tend to appear on BBC Four instead.

A major global study by the polling organisation Populus for the BBC found that BBC Two is rated as the third highest quality television channel in the world, behind Brazil's TV Cultura and BBC One. In general, publicly funded television was rated higher than commercial channels.
Mad Martin

## Personal life

Everyone knows Mad Martin, but no one knows how he became this way. Most of the inhabitants avoid him, because they do not want to be infected with his madness.

## Professional

No one knows what he does, except drinking in the Silver Rose Inn.

## Relation to the party

Mad Martin talked to the party and nudged them into the direction of Otto Botler. Later, when the party made their plans known to head to the North Farbog, he gave them the advice: "some ghosts are friendly, but some are not".
Sven

Sven hunting in the Geier Reach

# Personal life

Sven is born in Shadowgrange and grew up with his twin borther Lars. Sven always kept his brother out of trouble, which made him much more mature. When Sven meets new people, he doesn't trust easily because he still thinks it's his job to protect his brother.

## Profession

Sven is a Cathar, stationed in Shadowgrange under Captain Levi's rule. He is tasked to defend the gate with his brother Lars.

## Relation to The Overthinkers

Sven met The overthinkers while guarding the gate. He pressed the silvered sign of Avacyn into the hands of the party members to make sure they are no lycanthropes or vampires.
The Iralchtahne of Essikoria

The Iralchtahne is one big eye that can shoot death beams and fireballs. It also has a mouthful of a name.

It seemingly produces Gazers and in the boss fight produces Harmless Gazers that come after you and explode.

The way to defeat it in-game is to spit an unarmored harmless gazer at it several times. (Though there was a bug in game where an acorn thrown by a squirrel would defeat it instantly)

## Boss Fight

Moves:

Recharge: Essikoria moves to the centre of the arena and turns to face the camera. After that it spawns 5 smaller eyes evenly around it in a circular pattern. It only performs this attack when there are no other eyes in the arena.
Strategy: Eat the unprotected eye. You can then throw it at Essikoria to damage it.

Spiral/spear attack: Essikoria moves to the center of the arena and turns all eyes into fireballs. The fireballs start spinning inwards and outwards in a spiral-like pattern. During this, Essikoria also shoots spears into the terrain. Upon imapact, the spears disappear and spawn two fireballs to their left and right which follow the contour of the level for a while, then burn out.
Strategy: Stand on the side platforms near the bottom corners of the arena.

Laser beam attack: Essikoria moves to a bottom corner of the arena and faces away from it. It then releases a laser beam covering the entire width of the screen, and slowly moves up.
Strategy: Stand on the top-most platform, it is the only area the laser does not cover.

Bullet hell attack: Essikoria moves to a top corner of the arena and shoots a lot of bullets outwards.
Strategy: Stand on one of the top-most platforms and drop down when the bullets start, that way you have less bullets to dodge.
Strategy: Try to start this attack by standing on the top platforms. Once you can see which direction the laser beam is going, you can drop down and stay out of its way. If you are caught unaware by this attack, quickly climb up the platforms and sprint jump from the top platforms over the top of Essikoria.

Meltdown: All eyes slowly start turning into fireballs that chase you down and explode.
Strategy: Dodge the fireballs, and keep in mind that the hitboxes stay for a bit longer than you would expect. Essikoria only performs this attack when there are small eyes in the arena.

Circular laser: Once Essikoria reaches about half of its health it can use this attack. Essikoria moves to the center of the arena and shoots a beam outwards which rotates a full 360 degrees
The Moon Touched Sisters

## Personal life

The three Wintsch sisters: Silvia, Emma and Sybille, better known as the moon-touched sisters, have always lived in Shadowgrange. They are in their early fifties, but they don't look a day over thirty. Some whispers say they have some kind of elven blood in their veins. They claim their youthfulness is thanks to their healthy lifestile (and having no men in their life).

## Profession

The Moon Touched Sisters are co-owners of the Fleeting Fox Provisions. Silvia is the is Fletcher, Emma the Bowyer and Sybille the leatherworker. They provide the villagers with hunting equipment.

## Relationship with the party

The party visited the Fleeting Fox to buy some equipment. Silvia also had a quest for the party. They were tasked with finding a Sanguine Lotus in the North Farbog to make a salve called Life's blood.
Channel 4

*This article is for Channel Four Television Corporation. For the TV Channel, see Channel 4 (TV Channel)*

## Channel 4

### Headquarters

124 Horseferry Road, London, England
Majestic, Leeds, England

## History

### Launched

2nd November 1982

**Channel Four Television Corporation** is a publicly-owned media company headquartered in London, United Kingdom. Its original and principal activity is the British national television network **Channel 4**.

The company was founded in 1982 as the **Channel Four Television Company Limited**, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the IBA, and became an independent statutory corporation in 1993. November 1998 saw Channel Four expand beyond its remit of providing the 'fourth service' in a significant way, with the launch of Film4. Since then the corporation has been involved in a range of other activities, all in some way associated with the main channel, and mainly using the '4' brand.

The television company also owns The Box Plus Network, a music-orientated company with a network of six music television channels. One of them, 4Music, is a Channel 4-branded channel within Box Plus.
E4

E4
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**E4** is a British free-to-air television channel owned and operated by Channel Four Television Corporation. The "E" stands for *entertainment* and the channel is primarily aimed at the 16/18–34 age group. Programmes currently shown on the channel include *Hollyoaks*, *Made in Chelsea*, *Coach Trip* (and its Halloween spin-off *Celebrity Ghost Trip*), *Celebs Go Dating* and various versions of *Married At First Sight*. The most successful broadcast of the channel to date was on 11 October 2010 when an episode of *The Inbetweeners* received over 3.7 million viewers.

### History

E4 launched as a pay television companion to Channel 4 on 18 January 2001. On 16 December 2004, Channel 4 announced that the subscription channel would become a free-to-air television channel by launching on the digital terrestrial television system. E4 launched a Ireland service in June 2002, which has become the second most popular non-terrestrial channel in Ireland with 1.1% of the audience; Sky One is the most popular. On 14 July 2003, E4 launched a timeshift service, E4 +1. E4 +1 is a 1-hour timeshift.

In August 2005, following the close of that year's *Big Brother*, E4 introduced the *E4 Music*programming block. The slot initially ran through much of the morning/daytime schedule, though was later reduced to mornings only, with the amount of scripted comedy and drama screened in daytime increased. Prior to the launch of *E4 Music*, E4 was off-air during daytime for much of the year, only going on air in daytime for rolling coverage of reality series such as *Big Brother*. In 2008, the launch of 4Music as a channel led to questions being asked about the future of *E4 Music*. However, E4 retained its commitment to music content, stating that *E4 Music* had been commissioned to run until at least the start of *Big Brother* in 2009. At 10 am on Thursday 4 June 2009, the day before the launch of the 2009 *Big Brother* series, *E4 Music* ceased broadcasting.

In July 2007, it was announced Channel 4 would be launching E4 Radio, the first of a network of channels to be broadcast on DAB radio. The station was planned for launch in July 2008 and aimed at a similar demographic to its television channel, however this launch date was later delayed. In October 2008, Channel 4 announced it was abandoning its plans for digital radio, and thus scrapping the E4 Radio proposal.

On 25 September 2021, transmission of channels operated by Channel 4 was impacted by the activation of a fire suppressant system at the premises of Red Bee Media. This resulted in music channel The Box being simulcast on Freeview in the place of 4Music (a channel known for repeating comedy and reality shows previously shown on E4) and E4+1 remaining off air for a number of days. E4+1 came back on air on 30 September 2021, in time for the series 6 finale of *Married At First Sight* to be broadcast. However the ongoing technical problems prevented this episode being shown, with a repeat of the previous episode being broadcast instead. The final episode was rescheduled for 1 October 2021 at 9pm on E4, taking over the Friday night film slot, with *Married at First Sight: Afters*scheduled for 10pm
Ralph Brunn (†)

## Personal life

Ralph Brunn, son of Ralph senior, was the mayor of Shadowgrange. He is the father of Katarina and was loved by all inhabitants for his firm, but just rule. Ralph died during Voldaren's Lesson. His grief made him come back as a spectre, shrouding the Mayor House in magical darkness and haunting it.

## Profession

Ralph was the mayor of Shadowgrange, until he got killed.

## Relation to the party

The party met Ralph when they tried to clear the haunted house. They did not know he was there at first, but when they started taking stuff, Ralph threw some wood at them, making himself known. Tough they could not see him directly, they could see his reflection in the mirror pieces scattered across the floor. Ralph helped the party find a piece of a Stronic resonator.
Artelos

## Arthelos

**Artellos** is a anthropomorphic bear and is know as *"Protector of the Undergrounds"* and *"Keeper of the Gate"*. He is known to be wheelding his war-hammer Gahomir.

According to the stories from the Sah, Artellos has The Celestial hanging from its belt. There to sound whenever the gates of the Undergrounds are ever breached.
Independent Television Commission

Logo of ITC

The **Independent Television Commission** (**ITC**) licensed and regulated commercial television services in the United Kingdom (except S4C in Wales) between 1 January 1991 and 28 December 2003.

### History

The creation of ITC, by the Broadcasting Act 1990 to replace the television regulation functions of the Independent Broadcasting Authority (formed by the Sound Broadcasting Act 1972) and Cable Authority. From 1 January 1991 it regulated the existing ITV network. The 1990 Act also established the Channel Four Television Corporation to run Channel 4, regulated by the ITC. There was no fanfare, as control was passed from Channel Four Television Company Limited.

### Activities

The establishing Act required the auction of Channel 3 licences for the fifteen ITV regions and nationwide breakfast time. Most of the Channel 3 licences were awarded to the incumbent ITV companies; however there were some controversial decisions:

* Carlton Television outbid Thames Television for the London Weekday licence; CPV-TV was the highest bidder, but its bid failed due to quality considerations.
* GMTV (changed to *Good Morning Television* as the bid name 'Sunrise Television' was already used by Sky News) outbid TV-am for the Breakfast television licence.
* TVS and TSW were deemed to have overbid for their licences, and hence their franchises were awarded to lower bidders Meridian Broadcasting and Westcountry Television, respectively.
Channel 4 (TV Channel)

*This article is for the television channel. For it’s parent company, see Channel 4.*

**Channel 4** is a British free-to-air public-service television network. Its headquarters are in London, with a national headquarters[*clarification needed*] in Leeds and creative hubs in Glasgow and Bristol.

The channel was established to provide a fourth television service to the United Kingdom in addition to the licence-funded BBC One and BBC Two, and the single commercial broadcasting network ITV.

It began its transmission on 2 November 1982, the day after Welsh language broadcaster S4C's launch. It is publicly-owned and advertising-funded; originally a subsidiary of the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA), the station is now owned and operated by Channel Four Television Corporation, a public corporation of the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, which was established in 1990 and came into operation in 1993. In 2010, Channel 4 extended service into Wales and became a UK-wide television channel.
BBC Three

BBC Four

BBC News

BBC Parliament

CBBC

CBeebies

**BBC Three** is a British free-to-air television channel owned and operated by BBC, on-air regularly from 7.00pm to around 4.00am, timesharing with CBBC (which starts at 7:00am). It was first launched in 2003 with programmes targeting 16 to 34-year-olds, covering all genres like animation, comedy, current affairs, and drama series. The television channel closed down in 2016 and was replaced by an online-only BBC Three streaming channel. After six years of being online-only, BBC Three returned to linear television on 1 February 2022.

BBC Three is the BBC's youth-orientated television channel, its remit to provide "innovative programming" to a target audience of viewers between 16 and 34 years old, leveraging technology as well as new talent. Unlike its commercial rivals, 90% of BBC Three's output originated from the United Kingdom. Notable exceptions were *Family Guy*and *American Dad!* (both of them originating in the United States). It also carries occasional BBC Sport programming as an overflow for the BBC's other channels.
TV Burp

***Harry Hill's TV Burp*** (also known as just ***TV Burp***) is a British television comedyprogramme broadcast between 2001 and 2012 on ITV. The show was produced by Avalon Television and was written and hosted by comedian Harry Hill. Each episode took a humorous look back at the previous week of programming on British television.

Much of the format of the show was centred on comedy that was derived from a selection of clips taken from a week's worth of programming on British television, both from terrestrial and digital channels, which were often combined with studio segments, spoofscenes and sketches, with the host sometimes involved in the humour derived from them. Clips that featured were sourced from a variety of shows across most channels throughout the week before the broadcast of each episode, with soaps, dramas and popular factualseries being the most commonly represented genres. ***Harry Hill's TV Burp*** (also known as just ***TV Burp***) is a British television comedyprogramme broadcast between 2001 and 2012 on ITV. The show was produced by Avalon Television and was written and hosted by comedian Harry Hill. Each episode took a humorous look back at the previous week of programming on British television.

Much of the format of the show was centred on comedy that was derived from a selection of clips taken from a week's worth of programming on British television, both from terrestrial and digital channels, which were often combined with studio segments, spoofscenes and sketches, with the host sometimes involved in the humour derived from them. Clips that featured were sourced from a variety of shows across most channels throughout the week before the broadcast of each episode, with soaps, dramas and popular factualseries being the most commonly represented genres.
Nick Idents: Rules and Policies

Now, the Surgeon General says that all Admins have set rules, and that all of them have to be obeyed.

* Only ages 13 and up are available to create an article in this site.
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Pinwheel Idents

* Original Logo
* Purple
* Yellow
* Blue

The **Pinwheel Idents** are a series of idents from 1977. They consist of 3 coloured backgrounds: Purple, yellow and blue. The purple one has a white text while the yellow and blue ones have a red text.

## Synopsis

Purple: On a black background, a pinwheel-like shape spins around and morphs into the logo we see. The background turns purple, then back to black as the logo turns back into the pinwheel shape. A Pinwheel Intro ditty is heard.

Yellow and Blue: Two of the logos are spinning, the front one stops while the back one fades in. There's a random ditty in the ident, followed by a strange voice saying "Pinwheel!"
Nickelodeon Idents Wiki

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Welcome to the Nick Idents fandom, where you explore all of the bumps from Nickstory (Nick history), from the Top of the Hour to the Tristar Rhinoceros.

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Bosses & Ambushes

## Bosses & Ambushes

This is a page for listing bosses and ambushes.

* Bridge Ambush
* Crevice Village Ambush
* Ralph (Elder's house boss)
* Turgid Turn (Forest ambush)
* The Iralchtahne of Essikoria
* Moth Boss
* Boo! (Mushroom/swamp ambush)
* Mushroom Boss
* Cave Ambush
* Milgram's Castle Ambush (Milgram Slab)
* Milgram's Castle Ambush (Cat in a tank)
* Milgram Boss Fight
BBC Power Failure 2000

In the early 2000s, the power cuts at BBC Television Centre seemed to become something of a tradition.  Here's a minute-by-minute guide to what was happening on-screen during the 2000 incident.

## ***Tuesday 20th June 2000***

### **5.00pm** (approx)

Power cut hits West London. Fire alarms at Television Centre triggered, and building evacuated. A skeleton crew stays on to keep services running. BBC News 24 output continues as normal.

### **6.00pm**

BBC News 24 joins BBC One’s *Six O'Clock News* with Huw Edwards.

### **6.15pm** (approx)

Huw Edwards apologises for the “gloomy lighting” and warns he could go off air at any moment.

### **6.25pm** (approx)

The generator catches fire! The *Six O'Clock News* goes off air during a report on Euro 2000. On BBC1 analogue (control switched to Birmingham) most regions go to their news programmes early; BBC South East goes to a repeat of *Dad's Army*. BBC1 digital (both satellite and terrestrial) show *UK Direct*, a standby programme in place of *UK Today*. Meanwhile, News 24 goes completely blank. Network Radio services are also affected.

### **6.30pm** (approx)

BBC Two (also controlled from Birmingham) is showing a Michael Palin travel documentary in place of scheduled programmes

### **6.50pm** (approx)

BBC1 analogue: Regional programmes finish, most regions abruptly joining *Dad's Army*. *South Today*, on the other hand, has about five minutes' worth of trailers for Radio Solent.

### **6.55pm** (approx)

BBC1 digital: *UK Direct* finishes, immediately followed by brief weather report read by the continuity announcer. Couple of trailers, then Euro 2000 coverage starts a few minutes early. BBC1 analogue: not quite so slick. Most regions, having joined *Dad's Army*, abruptly switch to the Euro 2000 opening titles as per digital, but about twenty seconds late. Looked like analogue and digital continuity had no idea what each other was doing.

### **7.35pm** (approx)

BBC News 24, having been blank for over an hour changes to a widescreen Test Card W. Unfortunately there's a load of writing stuck on top, so we can't see who's winning. Does this mean the BBC have lost the rights to show noughts and crosses coverage?

### **7.45pm**

Test card changes to a generic, stretched BBC News logo with 'NEWS 24' overlaid on it, and superimposed on top the same rather naff-looking message, although slightly amended.

### **8.00pm**

BBC News 24 suddenly switches to BBC World output, showing a recorded news bulletin from earlier, with Stephen Cole, while for the next hour various 'BBC' and 'Recorded' captions appear, disappear and move about the screen. The source output is 4:3 but cropped to 16:9, losing large amounts of picture.

### **8.30pm**

BBC Choice's ***Liquid News*** is a repeat of yesterday's programme. BBC News 24/BBC World show *Talking Movies*, during which News 24's output switches to 14:9 in a 16:9 frame.
Silver Ball in Outer Space

**Silver Ball in Outer Space**, also called **Outer Space** was an ident during the Silver Ball era.

## Synopsis

The Sun rises over the Silver Ball a la the intro of Space Odyssey. The Ball then travels in high speed. It passes Saturn and Mercury, a satellite, and finally, Earth, which turns into a Silver Ball, and as normal, the atoms bounce and the text logo appears.
Silver Ball Travels the World

**Silver Ball Travels the World** was an ident from the Silver Ball era.

## Synopsis

We zoom out from a globe in a library. The scene fades to the Silver Ball passing by the Sphinx and the Pyramids in Egypt, an old English town in the UK, and a commercial estate in the USA. It suddenly flashes and plays the ending part of the Silver Ball ident.

## Trivia

* As the Ball passes through each place, there is a culture-appropriate music for each.
Contraption

**Contraption** was an ident during the Silver Ball era.

## Synopsis

The Silver Ball goes out of a red checkered tunnel, down a helter skelter slide, and bounces on a trampoline. It goes through a path which 4 flags started rising quickly. It passes through a hand holding a paper fan, waving to make 4 pinwheels spin. Then it gets caught in a net, carried by a balloon, which flew up in the air. The Ball then falls down, but luckily gets sprinkled by water. It moves to the middle of the screen, and just like the other recent Silver Ball idents, it abbreviates and turns to the full text.

## Trivia

* This is the only Silver Ball ident to use a live-action pinball rather than just the single-image Silver Ball.
Shatter

**Shatter** was an ident during the Silver Ball era.

## Synopsis

We see the Silver Ball on a purple background with pieces of confetti on it. The whole picture shatters into pieces like glass.

## Videos

Shatter, along with the Intermission ident

## Trivia

* This was the last Silver Ball ident to have, and was a sign to say goodbye to the Silver Ball and make way for the Orange Splat.
Enemies

Easily 90% of creatures you meet on the island are not good for your health.

This is not a complete list, and some things may not have a link yet, or they may not be named properly.

* Black Ant
* Red Ant
* Gold Ant
* Winged Black Ant
* Winged Red Ant
* Winged Gold Ant
* Black Beetle
* Water Beetle
* Shooting Plant
* Platform Ant
* Winged Platform Ant
* Armored Black Beetle
* Gazer
* Gazer (Harmless)
* Gazer Boss
* Fumper
* Fumper Flapper
* Gun Kitty
* Spear Kitty
* Ralph
The Silver Ball

The **Silver Ball** is an ident during the Silver Ball era, known by the name of **Silver Ball in the Air**

## Music

Come along (come along)

We can find

A world of magic (come along, come along)

Come along

We can make

The world your friend

Silver ball, in the air

See it glow everywhere!

Nickelo, here we go, Nickelo, here we go, Nickelodeon!

## Synopsis

A small coin is seen lying on a pathwalk as a bicycle passes by. A boy picks up the coin and flips it up in the air. The coin turns into the Silver Ball, at in which it shows different footage by opening up via nesting doll. The first footage shows a goldfish swimming, then a clown juggling bowling pins, the Earth, a road which several cars are driving by, a time-lapse footage of the clouds moving, A snowman in a snowglobe, then back to the Ball. It flashes to many atoms bouncing inside it. The Nickelodeon text spins and flashes into its colours.

## Trivia

* The song was also sung in the Atom Balls ident.
Orange you Glad

**Orange you Glad** was an ident from the Nick Writing series, along with Nick Writing and Calling Cades. It is associated with the Singing Fruits ident.

## Lyrics

Orange you glad you've got your Nickelodeon,

(You're watching, you're watching, you're watching Nick,)

(Orange you glad)You're watching, you're watching, you're watching Nick!

## Synopsis

The lyric words are shown, including the duet parts in different fonts and colors, then a orange scroll flies by and the Nickelodeon text in front appears as it stops in the middle.

## Trivia

* Not to be confused with Orange you Glad There's Nickelodeon
* "Orange you Glad" is a pun on "aren't you glad". This was named after Nickelodeon's famous trademark color.
* A hoax of this was made.
Orange you Glad Hoax

The **Orange you Glad Hoax** was a fake Nick Writing series ident that was used as a public joke. It was banned due to earrape. It was also the first ident to used licensed characters, the ones being Squidward and Mr. Krabs from Spongebob.

## Synopsis

The ident starts out as normal, but the words "Ur mom gay" appear and the explosion shape has the words "My name Jeff", then a plate and Squidward plush crash on the floor and a picture of Mr. Krabs screaming spins and shouts in earrape.
Video Game

**Video Game** was an ident from the Silver Ball era.

## Synopsis

A boy slots a coin in an arcade. He then is shocked to see the Silver Ball bouncing around in the Space Invaders-esque game. He starts pressing the button as the Ball bounces. He gets shocked in surprise as all the aliens turn to several Silver Balls, and many other Balls appear in the bottom. The main Ball jumps to the screen, abbreviates and turns to the full text.
Calling Cades

**Calling Cades** was an idents from the Nick Writing series, along with Nick Writing and Orange you Glad. It is often associated with the Big Beast Quintet ident.

## Lyrics

Hon De Laud Hup Hivel Up, NICK!
Hon De Laud Hup Hivel Up, NICK NICK!
Hon De Rikki-Tikki Lo Y Livin' number one Nickelodeon!

## Synopsis

The lyric words are seen one by one, including the word "NICK" in an explosion shape for the "Nick" duet, then a hash for the "number" and the number 1, which the Nickelodeon words are attached and the 1 lies down.

## Videos

Calling Cades

Calling Cades, compared with Big Beast Quintet
Splat

The **Splat** idents, known as the **Nickelodeon Productions** idents are used after the credits of a show, starting from 1990.

## Synopsis

On a black background, we see a random orange shape with the Nickelodeon text in white and the copyright info below.

Haystack: The shape appears to be what looks like a scribble. A similar shape was used in the Top of the Hour ident.

Strange Splat: The shape appears to be what looks like a splat. This logo was used in the Montage ident, animated and in 3D.

Heart: The shape appears to be a heart. A similar shape was used in the Top of the Hour ident.

Banner: The shape appears to be a wavy banner or bacon.

Elephant: The shape appears to be the silhouette of an elephant (presumably an Asian elephant) trumpeting. This is the only Splat logo to be animated and have sound effects.

Pencil: The shape appears to be a pencil with an eraser tip.

Splash: The shape appears to be a water splash.

Scribble: Unlike the Haystack logo, this shape has a more prominent scribble.

Glasses: The shape appears to be a pair of glasses.

Oval: The shape appears to be an oval. Also a Nickelodeon Home Video ident.

Squircle: The shape appears to be a extended squircle.

## Trivia

These were the first ever classic orange idents, which was the new arrival after the Silver Ball ident "Shatter". The first ever station ident was the Nick Writing ident.
The Nickelodeon Machine

The **Nickelodeon Machine** ident is an ident from 1979.

## Synopsis

The whole ident resembles a very old 30's show. The camera moves forward to a
Nickelodeon Machine, beaming quickly. We cut to a boy who puts his eyes on it. We fade out and fade into the logo, with a man putting his eyes on the N as if it were a Nickelodeon Machine.

## Script

(The clicks of the Nick machine are heard)

Narrator: Introducing Nickelodeon. Children's programming that's made for children. 14 hours of programming a day, 7 days a week, will make them wonder, laugh, ponder and think.

(In some certain idents a piano melody is heard)

Narrator: We took everything that was wrong with children's television and got rid of it. We kept everything that was good about it, and made it better. The result is Nickelodeon, the young people's satellite network!
The Mime

**The Mime** is a series of idents consisting of the Mime himself. It debuted in 1979 until 1981. A saxophone cover of "Put Another Nickel In" is played throughout all 4 idents.

## Synopsis

Newspaper: We see the Mime tipping his hat, the Nickelodeon logo fading in, then the picture of himself zooms out to reveal he's in a newspaper, which the Mime is reading. He winks at the screen.

Cross-eyed: Half of the Mime's head is seen, while he is doing some eye tricks. The Nick logo fades in in front of his hat.

Broom: The Mime finds a broom and tips up it. Holding the broom in hand, he puts his hat on it and uses it as a microphone.

Hat: We see the Mime's hat, then his hand reaches out and waves hello. A narrator is heard saying "Nickelodeon, innovative, non-commercial, cable television programming for young people. Kids are getting the kind of television they deserve".

## Trivia

* Coco the Mime makes a cameo in the newspaper.
Atom Balls

The **Atom Balls** was an ident during the Silver Ball era. It uses the same song as The Silver Ball.

## Synopsis

On a neon and black background, the Silver Ball comes closer slowly as it turns into a marble-like ball with an atomic pattern inside. It joins another Atom Ball, then a third, then a fourth, and two more Balls. They all form a line together and get into the main ball, which does the same as the Silver Ball ident: Many atoms bounce inside and the Nick text spins and gets its colours.
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Chris Jenners

Chris Jenners is a 13 year old child. Born in 1970. He grew up with his best friend, Mya Rowin. After Circus Baby's Pizza World was shut down, they broke in to visit the Funtime Foxy and Lolbit animatronic. But were then killed by the animatronics they adored.

Chris goes onto possess the Funtime Foxy animatronic. *For further information, see: Funtime Foxy.*

## Appearance

Little is known about his appearance. Other than he has blonde hair, and light brown eyes.

## Personality

Chris is generally a nice person. Although is annoyed easily.
Nick Writing

**Nick Writing** was the first ever station ident. It is similar to the Calling Cades and Orange you Glad idents.

## Synopsis

A hand writes the word "NICK" in green, or several "NICK"s in different colors and fonts. Then the Nickelodeon logo, in a crudely drawn explosion shape, appears in syllables one by one.

## Trivia

* This was the first ident to have the familiar jingle.
Lolbit

Lolbit (also known as Mya Rowin) is one of the main characters of the AU.

## Appearence

Lolbit appears to be a white and orange fox animatronic. Apart of the funtime animatronic set. Open-able plating all around Her body, mostly around Her face. Purple cheeks, and eyebrows. Solid hair-like plastic at the top of iHer head. Purple lipstick, and orange ears. Lacking eyes, only with a glowing white dot in the center. And speaker on Her chest. She has a purple bowtie aswell. A white tail, with an orange tip.
Mya Rowin

Mya Rowin is a 12 year old child. Born in 1971. She grew up with her best friend, Chris Jenners. After Circus Baby's Pizza World was shut down, they broke in to visit the Funtime Foxy and Lolbit animatronic. But were then killed by the animatronics they adored.

## Appearence

Little is known about her appearance. Other than she has orange-ish brown hair, and green eyes.
RWQFSFASXC

RWQFSFASXC (also known as Shadow Bonnie, or RXQ) is a rarely seen, and hardly known entity. They seem to have been around for quite awhile, and know a lot. The Puppet seems to also be in touch with RXQ through unknown means. RXQ helped invite 4 of the 5 missing children (plus Evan) to the "Happiest Day".

## RWQFSFASXC

RWQFSFASXC inside of the Office in FNaF 2

## Appearance

RWQFSFASXC appears mostly just to be a pure black shadow of Toy Bonnie, with white pupils. Until you look at its teeth, where Toy Bonnie has buck teeth, RXQ seems to have a full set of top teeth.

## Personality

RWQFSFASXC's personality is very mysterious. Almost never speaking, and almost never doing anything. Just staring. Their morals and intentions also vary. Seeming to dislike humans, and act friendly around spirits. They appear in the Office of FNaF 2 to scare (and presumably kill) the nightguard. They also hunt down people who collect a lot of Shadow Remnant using the Special Delivery service. Where they defiantly kill the user. They helped invite 4 of the missing children (plus Evan) for the "Happiest Day".