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White waffle system

The **white waffle system** (Portuguese: **sistema de waffle branco**; Russian: **белая вафельная система** *belaya vafel'naya sistema*; Welsh: **system waffl gwyn**) is a network of age-restricted communities in the former communist country of the United States of Latland, including the capitalist Republic of Latland. They fall under categories:

* **White:** "No restriction" (PT: sem restrição; RU: без ограничений; RU romanised: bez ogranicheniy; CY: dim cyfyngiad)
* **Blue**: "Community for people aged from primary school", i.e. a 7+ community (PT: comunidade para pessoas com idade da escola primária; RU: сообщество для людей в возрасте от начальной школы; RU romanised: soobshchestvo dlya lyudey v vozraste ot nachal'noy shkoly; CY: cymuned ar gyfer pobl oed ysgol gynradd)
* **Yellow**: "Community for people aged from secondary school", i.e. a 12+ community (PT: comunidade para pessoas com idade a partir do ensino médio; RU: сообщество для людей в возрасте от средней школы; RU romanised: soobshchestvo dlya lyudey v vozraste ot sredney shkoly; CY: gymuned ar gyfer pobl oed ysgol uwchradd)
* **Orange**: "Community for people of legal age", i.e. a 19+ community (PT: comunidade para maiores de idade; RU: сообщество для совершеннолетних; RU romanised: soobshchestvo dlya sovershennoletnikh; CY: gymuned ar gyfer pobl o oedran cyfreithlon)
* **Red**: "Active adult community", i.e. a 55+ community (PT: comunidade adulta ativa; RU: активное взрослое сообщество; RU romanised: aktivnoye vzrosloye soobshchestvo; CY: cymuned oedolion gweithgar)
* **Black**: "Community reserved for maid cafe students", i.e. a 12-18 community (PT: comunidade reservada para estudantes do maid café; RU: сообщество зарезервировано для студентов мейд-кафе; RU romanised: soobshchestvo zarezervirovano dlya studentov meyd-kafe, CY: cymuned wedi'i neilltuo ar gyfer myfyrwyr caffi morwyn)

The majority of Latian population, as of 1979, were living in the blue, yellow and orange communities. Age-restricted communites of blue and yellow marks typically have one or two schools. Age-restricted communities marked black contain a maid cafe and a school for maid cafe students.
Rawlinson Roadway

**Rawlinson Roadway** is an old-style serif typeface currently used on the United States National Park Service's road signs. It was created in 2000 by Terminal Design to replace Clarendon. Type designer James Montalbano named the typeface after his wife's surname, as her father worked for the Forest Service.

In 2010, Kawagoeland Transportation Administration adopted Rawlinson Roadway for its English-language character set on its road signs, with the font for Japanese-language character set changed to Honran Mincho DB (developed by Shaken).

## Gallery

### In use in Kawagoeland

New road direction sign of Kawagoeland in both Honran Mincho DB (Japanese) and Rawlinson Roadway (English)
Traffic in Enchancia

Enchancia drives on the left. Upon Enchancia's creation in 1874, left-hand traffic (LHT) was selected. Several of the areas were right-hand traffic (RHT) until they joined Enchancia in the 20th century. On 1 April 1957, all traffic was switched to left-hand traffic, with Torder, which had been RHT under American colonial period at that time, switched to LHT, three years before joining Enchancia in 1960.

## Measuring units

Enchancia became the first Anglophone country to adopt the metric system when the country was created. This means that Enchancia is a pioneer in abolishing the imperial system offiicially, but it was reused again in 1913 (as secondary units only).

Enchancia uses both metric and imperial systems, and Enchancia is divided into "metric zone" and "imperial zone". Distances are marked in metres and kilometres in the metric zone (using decimal format), and miles and feet in the imperial zone (using fractional format).

In most parts of Enchancia, speed limits are signed in kilometres per hour and are enclosed in a red circle. However, in the states of Torder and Tunbridge, speed limits are signed in miles per hour and are enclosed in a red circle, with the legend "MPH" below the red circle or used as a supplementary sign, as Torder and Tunbridge both use the imperial system. The use of the legends "SPEED LIMIT" or "SPEED" are nowadays discouraged. The 1936 Enchancian MUTCD specified the use of the legend "SPEED", with a unit "KM." or "MILES" below the numeric limit. However, in 1955, Enchancia made the use the European-style speed limit sign compulsory, and the use of the word "SPEED" above the numeric limit is no longer valid. In 1975, Enchancia reverted the design back into the white rectangle, but with continuous use of European-style speed limit sign, with legends "MPH" or "MPH ZONE" added below the numeric limit only if the speed limit is signed in miles per hour.

Speedometers in cars available in Enchancia are marked in both kilometres and miles.
Road signs of Shidaland

Road signs in Shidaland are similar to those set out by the Japanese road signage systems since 1987. However, stop signs, warning signs and railway crossing signs follow the MUTCD standard, with the only difference being the use of the word "RAILWAY".

Since 2008, Clearview is used on Shidaland's guide signs, with Highway Gothic dedicated to be used in other signs only.

## Principal signs

### Blue guide signs

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Speed limits in Shidaland

Speed limits in Shidaland are set by the Government of Shidaland. The speed limit in each location is indicated on a nearby traffic sign or by the presence of street lighting. Speed limits in Shidaland have been posted in kilometres per hour (km/h) since 1 January 1975. Before 1 January 1975, when Shidaland used imperial system of units, speed limits were posted in miles per hour (mph).

## History

The first national speed limit of Shidaland was 35 mph (56 km/h), imposed in 1925. During World War II, to improve safety, the speed limit was increased to 45 mph (72 km/h). After 1950, the speed limit was raised to 55 mph (89 km/h), and with the opening of the Hogcaster-Shehanor Motorway in 1961, the default speed limit was increased to 65 mph (105 km/h).

On 4 December 1973, Shidaland reverted the speed limit back to the 1950 standard, the 55 mph (89 km/h) speed limit, in response to the 1973 oil crisis.

When Shidaland was metricated, the default 55 miles per hour speed limit became the 90 kilometres per hour speed limit.

It was only on 1 January 1987 when the default speed limit was put back to the 1961 standard at 105 km/h (65 mph) and this remains the default speed limit today.

From 4 December 1973 to 1 January 1975, the default speed limit was 55 miles per hour. Shidaland reverted back to the 1950 standard default speed limit in repsonse to the 1973 oil crisis.On 1 January 1975, Shidaland was metricated. This design is similar to the speed limit signs in use in the Netherlands and parts of Europe in the 1930s and the 1940s. The 55 miles per hour speed limit was converted to 90 kilometres per hour speed limit.
Enchancian Railways Horn Code

The Enchancian Railways Horn Code is a horn signal code based on the practices used by North American railways. It was developed by Enchancian Railways in the 1970s. The train conductor recorded the codes sounded by horns and translated into letters.

## Profane words

The horn code is consisted entirely of either letters, numbers or an ampersand. If any profane or obscene words or words that sound similar to profanity or obscenity are found in the horn code, such as "T\*\*\*", "C\*\*\*", "F\*\*\*", "N\*\*\*\*" or "A\*\*\*\*\*E", etc. then the train must whistle five times using a Morse code for an ampersand (short-long-short-short-short).
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Tennosei, Kawagoeland

**Tennosei** (Japanese: 天王星 *Ten'nōsei*; Chinese: 天王星 *Tiānwángxīng*; Gujarati: ટેનોસેઇ *Ṭēnōsē'i*) is a city in the state of Sakaibara in Western Kawagoeland. The city serves as a capital of the state. It is Kawagoeland's oldest settled city, having being founded in the Heian period as a satellite territory of Japan. The city's name means "Uranus" in Japanese.

## History

The first people to arrive in Tennosei were from Japan during the Heian period. Over the years, Europeans from Catholic countries arrived in Tennosei, beginning in the 1700s. The first Carnival celebrations in Tennosei occured in 1824. Thus, the presence of European culture grew in Kawagoeland.

## Transportation

### Metro system

Tennosei Metro is a metro system that serves the city. The first rolling stock was domestic-made and German-made, with subsequent purchases of newer rolling stock made in the USA, East and West Germany and (recently) France. Tennosei became the second city after Hakone to open the metro system.

## Culture

### Carnival

Tennosei became the first city in the Japanese-speaking world to celebrate Carnival. As large Catholic presence grew, the first Carnival parade took place in 1824. Derived from the Rhenish carnival, it is a major tourist attraction.
Jadian numerals

The Jadian numerals are a variation of the Cyrillic numerals. The system was used as late as the middle of the eighteenth century when the system was replaced by both Arabic numerals and Roman numerals. The Jadian numerals, however, may still be found on books written in the Biblical Jadian language, in the display of prices of products in Jadian markets (when written in Jadian language) or traditional handwritten invoices, or in draught marks of old ships built in Jadeland until 1910 (when used the imperial feet measurement, for example, Ѳ = 9 ft).

Some of these letters, such as Ѧ and Ѫ, are obsolete as orthography letters though they still survive as numeric letters, while Ъ is runs as a double-duty of indicating both vowel nasalisation and the numeric value of 4000. Although the order of the numerals is irrelevant since only addition is performed, the convention is to write them in decreasing order of value. For example, 4737 is ЪѰЛЅ (4000 + 700 + 30 + 7). An overline indicates that the number is multiplied by 10000, as in Д, which indicates the value of 40000.
Málaceres, Avalor

**Málaceres** is a city in the state of the same name. It has a population of 3,125,000 people (approximately). The city was founded in 1790.

## Transportation

Málaceres is accessible by the Málaceres Motorway.

Public transport in Málaceres is provided by *Autobús Verde de Málaceres* (English: Green Bus of Málaceres). This company is named because its buses are in green livery. Buses in Málaceres are 2500 millimetres wide, just like the rest of Avalor. There are 852 bus routes in Málaceres, expressed in four digits, with each numeral being an octal digit. This bus company employs Volgren CR228L and Volgren Optimus-bodied VDL and Scania buses. Historically, buses were two axles until 1990 when all buses became tri-axle and became 14.5 metres long.

The Málaceres A-Train, opened in 2013, is Málaceres' commuter railway network. It has four lines:

* **1** from Málaceres Central Station (*Estación Central de Málaceres*) to Vitoguna
* **2** from Vitoguna to Barcemento
* **3** from Lloredilla to Málagon
* **4** from Caltascia to Málagon
Tezuka and Magical Girl Only

The **Tezuka and Magical Girl Only** policy (Japanese: 手塚と魔法少女のみの政策) in Kawagoeland was a policy that prohibited contacts with anime or manga except for works of Osamu Tezuka, magical girls and several others. The policy was enacted in 1957 to protect Kawagoeland's important cultural pieces and ended in 1995 with the Anime Treaty.

## History

In 1957, the Kawagoenese government enforced some restrictions to protect Kawagoeland's long tradition of Halloween and Witch's Interlude Day, including the Tezuka and Magical Girl Only policy. The policy banned any anime and manga depicting child pornography, banned Super Robot anime, and banned any manga that is unrelated to Osamu Tezuka or magical girls. With the exception of Super Robot, a waiver was always required to get a specific anime and manga that is not related to Osamu Tezuka or magical girls allowed in the country.

In 1960, Kawagoeland started an "animation window" (Japanese: 作画窓 *sakuga mado*), in which Friday nights and Saturday mornings are considered to be part of the "animation window". It is comparable to the Saturday-morning block in the United States. Anime broadcasts began to be shown in 1968 when Toei Animation Kawagoeland (TAK) opened as a subsidiary of Toei Animation, TAK served as a monopoly on distribution of anime until T.E.L. was created in 1975, allowing anime by Knack Productions to be distributed to the market held through a waiver, including anime that were never dubbed into English: *Don Chuck Monogatari*, *The Little Prince*, *Ninja the Wonder Boy*, *Attacker You!* and *Cybot Robotchi*. *Astroganger*, *Govarian* and *Groizer X* were never released in Kawagoeland due to this policy. The Hakone Fairy Tale Company, another anime licencing company, held a waiver that allowed Nippon Animation anime to be distributed in Kawagoeland, including the *World Masterpiece Theatre*, from 1980.

In 1985, Akira Toriyama started to distribute his manga and anime throughout Kawagoeland legally through a waiver held by the anime licencing company T.E.L.

In 1994, Kawagoeland signed the treaty with Tokyo to end the Tezuka and Magical Girl Only policy, which had been in place for 37 years. The policy came to an end in 1995, allowing Gundam and other robot anime to be shown in the country.

## List of animated works distributed in Kawagoeland for the duration of the strict enforcement of this policy

**Key:**

* AJK = Ajuku Television
* ETV = Enmamoto Television
* FTV = Fukui Television
* HTV = Hakone Television
* KTV = Kawagoe Television
* MATV = Mataura Television
* YUNTV = Yunikawa Television
Train Reporting Carrier Code

The **Train Reporting Carrier Code** (French: **Code du Transporteur Déclarant du Train**; Finnish: **Junan Ilmoittavan Operaattorin Koodi**), abbreviated as **TRCC**, **CTDT** and **JIOK** in English, French and Finnish respectively, is a ten-character (or internally thirteen-character), alphanumeric code that consists of a mission code and a run number, and identifies passenger trains within the railway networks of Laventeliland.

## History

The predecessor of the Train Reporting Carrier Code was the **Railway Operating Code** (French: **Code d'Exploitation Ferroviaire**; Finnish: **Rautatien Käyttökoodi**), which was introduced in 1933. The Railway Operating Code had a three-character code followed by a run number between three and five digits. The three-character code actually only indicated the route and the stopping pattern, for example, KMS 267 of the Hamalainen Railway indicated a train on route St. Quentin - Hamalainen, with the odd number at the end indicating the terminus of St. Quentin.

The Joint Committee on Railways of Laventeliland (JCRL) looked at the examples of train identification in the United States and France to get ideas. However, the JCRL decided to adopt the Paris RER-style mission code system and introduce a six-digit number to identify passenger trains, and the combined code would become the Train Reporting Carrier Code.

The Train Reporting Carrier Code was officially introduced on 1 August 1982, replacing the previous Railway Operating Code.

## Structure

The Train Reporting Carrier Code is a four-letter mission code followed by six digits, for example, *HOSU 150933*.

* The first letter indicates the destination of the train.
* The first digit (after the fourth letter) indicates the rolling stock. (*1* = double-decker train, *2* = high speed train, *3* = commuter train, etc.)
Jadian language

**Jadian** is a language part of the Jadic language family and is influenced by Portuguese, Russian, and several Elvish languages. It is one of the three official languages of Jadeland, along with Portuguese and Russian.

## Alphabet

Jadian was written firstly in Tengwar script. With Portugal colonising Jadeland in 1535, a Latin-based alphabet was created, and thus Latin-based alphabet became the only official alphabet until 1774 when Jadeland became independent. With the number of Slavs immigrating to Jadeland in the late 1600s, a Cyrillic-based alphabet was created, but it did not became official until 1774.

Nowadays, the Cyrillic alphabet and the Latin alphabet are the official scripts, although the Cyrillic script is in common use. The Jadian Cyrillic alphabet retains the three letters Ѣ, ѣ (*yat*; pronounced /əj/ and spelled *ê* in Latin script), Ѡ, ѡ (*omega*; pronounced /ou ~ oː/; in Latin script *ou*) and Ѳ, ѳ (*fita*; pronounced /θ/ and spelled *th* in Latin script). The Jadian Cyrillic alphabet is taught in schools. See Jadian alphabets for information on the alphabets of Jadian.

The Jadian numeral system is like Cyrillic numerals but with the use of other letters for numbers greater than 900: Ш = 1000, Щ = 2000, Џ = 3000, Ъ = 4000, Ь = 5000, Ж = 6000, Ѧ = 7000, Ѫ = 8000, Ꚛ = 9000. Devised in the 1600s when Cyrillic was not its official script,

(Note that Ъ in Jadian indicates vowel nasalisation or the numeric value of 4000, depending on context, the last letter of the old Jadian Cyrillic alphabet, Ꚛ, has no lowercase letter and was only used as the numeric value for 9000.)
Paliakov Productions

**Paliakov Productions** is an animation studio headquartered in Boettcher, Aliceland. It is known better in the west for its magical girl animated series, *Francesca the Magical Witch*, although a lot of Alicians had grew up with *Winkler's Numbers*, an educational animated series teaching about mathematics, and the latter is still an ongoing series, which premiered in 1968, a year before *Sesame Street* premiered.

## Franchises

### *Winkler's Numbers*

*Winkler's Numbers* is a long-running franchise aimed solely at children five to eight years and educates children about mathematics. It premiered one year before *Sesame Street* and currently airs on Alician Intercountry Television. Until 2017, *Winkler's Numbers* was never exported to the West or any other country outside of Aliceland nor dubbed into any language other than English. In 2017, the show was dubbed into French and was premiered in France.

## Television series

### *Alvaro the Knight* and *Francesca the Magical Witch*

*Alvaro the Knight* and *Francesca the Magical Witch* were created as brands of absorbent underwear for older children in bedwetting accidents by Gibson Products. They were adopted into television series by Paliakov Productions, originally aired on Pennebrygg Television in 2006 and 2007, respectively, and were exported into a few anglophone and francophone countries (barring French Canada), as well as in Portugal, Japan and South Korea.
List of television programs aired in Kawagoeland

Television in Kawagoeland began airing in 1955. The first broadcasts in Japanese took place at 5:30 a.m. on 31 October 1955, with English broadcasts on the following day. Mandarin and Gujarati broadcasts began appearing in 1962 and 1981, respectively. Colour television was introduced using NTSC in 1962, and was gradually rolled nationwide in 1967.

The country was hampered by the late introduction of Western cartoons (introduced in 1971) and anime (introduced in 1995), respectively. For example, *Top Cat* was airing late, broadcast in Kawagoeland from 1974, and *Dragon Ball Z*, broadcast in Kawagoeland in 1997. Until the 1990s, broadcasts were often dominated by programming from the United States, which remains one of the most popular television programming nationwide.
Autobús Verde de Málaceres

**Autobús Verde de Málaceres, S.A.** (English: Green Buses of Málaceres) is a bus company that serves the city of Málaceres in Avalor. It was founded in 1975 when the city council ceased operating public transport. The bus network in Málaceres has 852 bus routes.

## Services

### Autobuses Verdes de Málaceres en el Norte (AVMN)

The *Autobuses Verdes de Málaceres en el Norte* (AVMN) is a bus network that operates the northern part of the city of Málaceres.

## Bus fleet

The bus fleet consists of Volgren-bodied VDL SB230 and Scania K310UB buses. The Volgren-bodied VDL buses were built in 2008 by Volgren Enchancia, by placing a Volgren CR228L body on the VDL SB260 chassis that has been narrowed down to 2500 mm wide. The Volgren CR228L- and Volgren CR228L-bodied Scania K310UBs began delivering in May 2008 for tri-axle Volgren CR228L-bodied Scania K310UBs and in May 2017 with Volgren Optimus bodies.
Kaiga, Kawagoeland

**Kaiga** (Japanese: 貝賀市 *Kaiga-shi*; Mandarin: 贝贺市 *Bèi hè shì*; Gujarati: કાઈગા *Kā'īgā*) is a city in the state of Hakone, Kawagoeland. Kaiga is a major centre for ghost hunting. Kaiga houses a simulated haunted house built in 1951, as well as ten schools of magic. The city is home to 6,880,000 people.

## Transport

### Trams

The Kaiga City Light Rail (貝賀市軽便鉄道) is a modern light rail system that serves the city of Kaiga, with the larger Kaiga Tramways becoming a thing of the past.
Caulle Republic

The **Caulle Republic** (German: *Caulle Republik*; Turkish: *Caulle Cumhuriyeti*; Burmese: ကော်လ်သမ္မတနိုင်ငံ *kaw l sammataninengan*; Hindi: कौल गणराज्य *kaul ganaraajy*) is a country located in the Juun continent.

## Description

This country is the fifth poorest country in the Juun continent. Although a capitalist country, there had always been widespread human rights violations and strict censorship. Such censorship laws included criticising the Caulle Republic, criticising the social democratic government and promotion of communism. The country was communist until 1978. It is a landlocked country.

Parrot is Caulle Republic's national animal.

### Languages

German, Turkish, Burmese and Hindi are the official languages of the Caulle Republic. The last two are widely spoken, giving the presence of high amounts of Indian and Burmese people in the country.

### Number formats

In both German and Turkish, the 24-hour clock is used universally, but in Burmese and Hindi languages the 12-hour clock is widely used, although the 24-hour clock is used in several rare instances such as military and logistics.

The date format follows the European order.

German and Turkish use a comma (,) as a decimal point and a full stop (.) as a thousands separator, but for Burmese and Hindi languages, the decimal point is a full stop (.) and the thousands separator is a comma (,).

The currency for the Caulle Republic is the Caullian mark.

## Cities

* Bhargaveena (Burmese: ဘာဂါဗီနာ; Hindi: बरगवीना)
* Dhammo (Burmese: ဓမ္မ; Hindi: धम्मो)
* Lazikeena (Burmese: လာဇီကီနာ; Hindi: लज़ीकीना)
Hakone Nappy Factory

**Hakone Nappy Factory** (Japanese: 箱根御襁褓工場株式会社 *Hakone omutsu kōjō kabushikigaisha*; Mandarin: 箱根纸尿裤工厂株式会社 *Xiānggēn zhǐniàokù gōngchǎng zhūshì huìshè*; Gujarati: હકોને ડાયપર ફેક્ટરી કો., લિ. *Hakōnē ḍāyapara phēkṭarī kō., Li.*) is a company that manufactures disposable nappies and baby wipes. It is headquartered in Hakone, Kawagoeland and their products can be seen all around Kawagoeland and several other countries. The company was founded in 1984.

## Products

### Pull-Up Pants

Hakone Nappy Factory's Pull-Up Pants are available in sizes 4 (8–11 kg) to 11½ (58–60 kg), though those in sizes 7 to 11½ are mainly for children and teens who have issues with nocturnal eurenesis.

**Designs**

* Size 4 (boys): Knights
* Size 4 (girls): Zoo animals
* Sizes 5 and 6 (boys): Pirates
* Sizes 5 and 6 (girls): Princesses
* Sizes 7 and 8 (boys): Vampires
* Sizes 7 and 8 (girls): Vampire princesses
* Sizes 9, 10, 11 and 11½ (boys): Werewolves
* Sizes 9, 10, 11 and 11½ (girls): Witches
Sailor Moon in Enchancia

***Sailor Moon*** had a really troubled history in Enchancia, getting destroyed in its target graphics by *Tokyo Mew Mew* and later, *Sugar Sugar Rune*. On the other hand, the series aired in its entirety in Avalor.

## History

In 1999, Enchancia decided to end *Sailor Moon* after the R season, and never release S, SuperS and Sailor Stars.

The reason why the last three seasons of *Sailor Moon* would never have an official release in Enchancia (until VIZ Media brought the series into the country) is because it could not keep up with the four competing franchises: *Sabrina the Teenage Witch*, *Tokyo Mew Mew*, *My Little Pony*, and later, *Sugar Sugar Rune*. After they aired Episode 89 of *Sailor Moon*, Enchancia decided not to release the last three seasons officially because of the four competing franchises that could crush them. This is why the last three seasons would not appear in Enchancia until 2017, 2018 and 2019, respectively, during the VIZ Media's licencing era.
Magical girls in Kawagoeland

**Kawagoeland** began airing magical girls in 1971 through the Filmation cartoon *Sabrina the Teenage Witch* (かわいい魔女サブリナ). The cartoon became popular there that Toei Animation Kawagoeland decided to bring Toei Majokko Series and the corresponding manga in the country. *Sally the Witch* (魔法使いサリー), though not released in English unlike Sabrina, was first broadcast on Hakone Television 2 on Friday, 3 March 1972 at its 19:00 timeslot, in Japanese with English subtitles. One year later, *Himitsu no Akko-chan* (ひみつのアッコちゃん) began airing on 1 June 1973 at its 17:00 timeslot on Hakone Television 2. At that time, Kawagoeland had a very strict policy regarding the anime and manga. Kawagoeland had developed at least three magical girl cartoons during the 1980s.

All Toei magical girl series were ported to Hakone Television 2, with *Magical Mako-chan* (魔法のマコちゃん), *Chappy the Witch* (魔法使いチャッピー), *Miracle Girl Limit-chan* (ミラクル少女リミットちゃん), *Meg, the Little Witch* (魔女っ子メグちゃん), *Lulu, the Flower Angel* (花の子ルンルン) and *Lalabel, the Magical Girl* (魔法少女ララベル) aired over the years, and in 1985, T.E.L. (a new anime licencing company) began airing *Minky Momo*. In 1987, She-Ra, a magical girl warrior television series, began airing in the country. *Sally the Witch*, *Himitsu no Akko-chan*, *Magical Mako-chan*, *Chappy the Witch*, *Meg, the Little Witch*, *Lulu, the Flower Angel* and *Lalabel, the Magical Girl* have their own Halloween specials, all animated by Toei Animation in its Kawagoenese subsidiary. Many females born in the 1960s and the 1970s remembered dressing up as Toei Majokko girls on primary school Halloween parades.

The original *Cutie Honey* (キューティーハニー) was supposed to premiere after Chappy in the 1970s, but it was never licensed until 1996, two decades after the original series' supposed premiere date. *Sailor Moon* (美少女戦士セーラームーン), one of the popular magical girl series, began airing in Kawagoeland in 1995, one year after restrictions on anime and manga by a policy was abolished. Toei Animation Kawagoeland decided not to release *Magical Doremi*/*Ojamajo Doremi* in the country, citing "sexual scenes".

Kawagoeland never licenced most Pierrot magical girl series (such as *Creamy Mami* or *Sugar Sugar Rune*) as Kawagoeland did not have diplomatic relations with Studio Pierrot in the past. In 2011, *Tokyo Mew Mew* was released on home video as Kawagoeland established diplomatic relations with the studio.

Kawagoeland has a very strict no-credits policy when showing anime on television, so therefore the distributors replaced opening and ending footages that contain credits with creditless openings and endings in magical girl anime shown in Kawagoeland. Exclusions included Toei Animation Kawagoeland's Halloween specials on magical girl series, such as *Sally and the Land of Pumpkins*.

Discotek Media has announced recently that it will licence only the Halloween specials of several Toei magical girl series. Among those are *Himitsu no Akko-chan*'s Halloween special *Akko-chan's Scary Night*.
Friteries and campbells in Enchancia

There are approximately 202,070 friteries in Enchancia, with 54.74% (110,613) located in urban areas, as of 2021. There are approximately 153,286 campbells in Enchancia, with 48.20% (73,884) located in urban areas. These statistics are retrieved from the Enchancian Friteries and Campbells Association (EFCA).

The correct term for describing shops that sells chips in Enchancian English is "friterie" (from the French word for "chip shop"), or "potato house" (in America, it refers to a structure built for the storage of harvested potatoes or sweet potatoes). The term "chip shop" is extremely rare in Enchancia. The Enchancian term for "fish and chip shop" is "campbell store" or "campbell", from the name of the British immigrant Sapphire Campbell.
Road markings in the continent of Granhaul

In Granhaul, road markings, painted kerbs and raised markers on roads differ by country. In terms of raised markers, most countries generally follow European usage for colours but follow North American usage for design.

## Kawagoeland

In Kawagoeland, white lines are used to separate traffic moving in the same direction, yellow lines are used to separate traffic moving in opposite direction, and red lines are used to mark forbidden stopping (double red), forbidden standing (red) and forbidden parking (broken red). Orange is reserved to separate traffic moving in the same direction in temporary roadworking projects.

In the state of Hakone, Kawagoeland, a zig-zagged yellow line next to the kerb indicates no parking for a specific time, while a broken red indicates no parking at any time. In the city of Hakone, Kawagoeland, yellow painted kerbs indicate a bus stop.
Steam locomotives of Kawagoeland Railways

This page refers to the steam locomotives that have been in operation by the Great Kawagoeland Railways (GKWR), Kawagoeland National Railways (KWNR) and the Kawagoeland Railways Group (KRG).

The Great Kawagoeland Railways became the first railway company in the Japanese-speaking world (opened in 1856), predating the Japanese Government Railways by 17 years (the Japanese Government Railways began operating in 1872).

## Classification

The Great Kawagoeland Railways and the Kawagoeland National Railways, for many years, used a simple classification system. It used the road number given to the first engine in each class to designate a class of locomotives. From 1893, a new coding system was developed to reduce clutter. It was based on parts of the LNER and GWR numbering system.
Echida Metro

**Echida Metro** (Japanese: 江知田地下鉄 *Echida chikatetsu*; Mandarin: 江知田地铁 *Jiāngzhītián dìtiě*; Gujarati: એચિડા મેટ્રો *Ēciḍā mēṭrō*) is a metro system that serves the city of Echida, Kawagoeland. It opened in 2021, 85 years after it was first planned.

## History

Echida Metro was first proposed in 1936 and it included two lines: one running from Echida Central Station to Senkaku, and the other running from Osagawa to Matsuda Apartments. The plan was rejected in 1940.

The plan was re-instated in 1957 and it included four lines, including a major loop line. According to several planners of Echida Metro, the metro could replace the city's tramway network; however, this did not proceed.

By 1970, the plan called for five lines, numbered U1 to U5, to replace several lines and routes of the city's tramway network. However, only one line, the U1, could proceed into construction. The line started construction in 1989. However, construction was abandoned in 1998 due to lack of funds with only a portion of the tunnel completed, but it was restarted in 2010. The metro system finally opened in 2019.

## Rolling stock

Echida Metro's U1 line uses trains made by CRRC Zhuzhou Locomotive Co., Ltd of China, and are capable of operating to 160 km/h. The trains' design is similar to Guangzhou Metro Line 18. It is the fastest metro system in Kawagoeland.
Conversion from Walpurgis Night

**Conversion from Walpurgis Night** refers to the event where the German holiday of Walpurgis Night is erased from public calendars, to be eclipsed by a new holiday, typically an American holiday of Halloween. Conversions from Walpurgis Night in many countries started in 1950s with the adoption of Halloween by these countries and continued until the 1990s.

In Earth perspective, South Africa was the first country outside of the USA to adopt Halloween, in 1954, and conversion started in 1961 when South Africa became subjected to UN sanctions over apartheid. In 1965, Australia began conversion from Walpurgis Night, while New Zealand started such conversions in 1969. Singapore adopted Halloween in 1972 and started such conversions in 1977.

In Australia, Halloween became a popular holiday in 1984, but conversion from Walpurgis Night was not completed until 1997, as there were still some localities in Western Australia that were still obsessed with Walpurgis Night. Most states completed conversion to Halloween in 1978 (except New South Wales where conversion was only completed by 1984). Northern Territory completed its conversion in 1996.

## Piechlow

Piechlow, a member of the NLDC, adopted Halloween in 1962. Conversion from Walpurgis Night to Halloween was started in 1967 and was completed by 1978.
Muffins in Kawagoeland

In Kawagoeland, muffins are often made in American quickbread style, and in Kawagoenese Japanese, they are called 鬆(さん)餅(ぺん) *sanpen*. Muffins did not become common in Kawagoeland until the 1850s during *Kawagoenisation*. A group American immigrants introduced muffins to Kawagoeland in 1845.

In 1855, the first muffin witch house in Hakone, Kawagoeland opened in 1855 and thus made the American muffin very popular. Muffin witch houses (in Japanese: 鬆(さん)餅(ぺん)魔(ま)女(じょ)家(いえ) *Sanpen majo-ie*) are a type of cosplay restaurants, with waitresses in witch costumes.

## Terminology

In Kawagoenese Japanese, the term 鬆(さん)餅(ぺん) *sanpen* is used to mean American muffins, while the term マフィン *mafin* is used to mean English muffins. The term "鬆(さん)餅(ぺん)" and its pronunciation comes from the influence of Taiwanese Hokkien.

## Flavours

### American muffins or *sanpen*

* Hakone spiced pumpkin muffins originated in Hakone, Kawagoeland and became a Halloween staple throughout the state of Hakone. Hakone spiced pumpkin muffins are made with flour, demerara sugar and the Yamaji pumpkin.
Beach City Woods

**Beach City Woods** is a location in ***Steven Universe: Save the Light.*** It connects to **Beach City.**

## Familiar Grounds

**Chests**: 3

**Secrets**: 7

**Lil’ Light Stevens**: 1

## South Trail

**Chests:** 5

**Secrets:** 10

**Lil’ Light Stevens:** 1

## Ancient Charging Station

**Chests:** 3

**Secrets:** 2

**Boss Fight:** 1

## Hidden Grove

**Chests**: 2

**Secrets**: 4

**Lil’ Light Stevens**: 1
Pollam Central Station

**Pollam Central Station** is a main railway station and a bus terminal located in the city of Pollam, state of Bremer, Enchancia. The station serves as a terminus for Vy Enchancia's Hillenden Line, and it also serves Enchancian Railways long-distance train services.

## History

Pollam Central Station was opened in 1910 by Enchancian Railways, who also opened railway lines from Enchancia's then-capital city (Brielle, Enchancia) to Pollam, as well as the Hillenden Line.

## Services

Pollam Central Station opens 24 hours, including the Enchancian Railways platforms. The Hillenden Line platforms are open from 04:56 to 25:06 (the service hours of the Hillenden Line).

## Bus connections

**Pollam Buses**

* **1** Pollam Central Station ↔ Kennerlage
* **5** Pollam Central Station ↔ Aulblanc
Low flying witchcraft

**Low flying witchcraft** (Japanese: 低空飛行の魔術 *Teikū hikō no majutsu*; Mandarin: 低飞巫术 *Dī fēi wū shù*; Gujarati: નીચી ઉડતી મેલીવિદ્યા *Nīcī uḍatī mēlīvidyā*) is a warning sign to alert drivers that a witch or another user riding on a broom is flying at an elevation near-close to the ground.

The sign contains a silhouette of a witch, on a yellow diamond (Kawagoeland's standard design for warning road signs).
Hirin alphabet

The **Hirin alphabet** used in the Hirin language of the United States of Latland had two different scripts, starting with Devanagari until 1920 and continued on to Latin in 1921, with a simplified alphabet adopted in the 1960s, although neon signs from the late 1920s to the 1950s written in Hirin language, use the 1928 Latin alphabet.

## Latin alphabet

The first version of Hirin's Latin alphabet used from 1921 until 1928:

* Aa, A̐a̐, Bb, Cc, C̐c̐, Dd, Ee, E̐e̐, Əə, Ə̐ə̐, Ff, Gg, Hh, Ii, I̐i̐, Ьь, Ь̐ь̐, Jj, Kk, Ll, L̐l̐, Mm, Nn, N̐n̐, Ŋŋ, Oo, O̐o̐, O͘o͘, O̐͘o̐͘, Pp, Qq, Rr, Ss, Tt, Uu, U̐u̐, Vv, Xx, Zz, Ƶƶ.

The new version of Hirin's Latin alphabet used from 1928 until 1961:

* Aa, A̐a̐, Bb, Cc, C̐c̐, Dd, Ee, E̐e̐, Əə, Ə̐ə̐, Ff, Gg, Hh, H̐h̐, Ii, I̐i̐, Ьь, Ь̐ь̐, Jj, Kk, Ll, L̐l̐, Mm, Nn, N̐n̐, Ŋŋ, Oo, O̐o̐, O͘o͘, O̐͘o̐͘, Pp, Qq, Rr, Ss, Şş, Tt, Uu, U̐u̐, Vv, Xx, Zz, Ƶƶ.

Note that the chandrabindu above the Hirin Latin vowel letters indicated nasalisation, while the chandrabindu above C, H (from 1928), L and N represented consonant sounds that do not occur in English: [c], [ɰ], [ʎ] and [ɲ]. The letter Q in Hirin represented [q], a phoneme not found in English.
Linnenbrock Transit

**Linnenbrock Transit** is a bus company that serves the town of Linnenbrock in the state of Bremer in Enchancia. It consists of four routes. It has a yearly ridership of approximately 57,950. This is due to the town's population (which is very small).

## Service

There are four normal routes, numbered **1**, **2**, **3** and **4**. Only route **1** operates all day from 05:00 to 21:30 as it is a touristic route; the remaining three (**2**, **3** and **4**) operate between Mondays and Fridays 06:30 to 19:00. Two bus routes, **1** and **3**, connect to Vy Enchancia at Linnenbrock station (which is on the Hillenden Line).

* Route **1** runs between Linnenbrock Vineyard and Linnenbrock station.
* Route **2** runs between Gorple Street and Linnenbrock Primary School.
* Route **3** runs between Linnenbrock station and Linnenbrock Central Market.
* Route **4** runs between Harlock Street and Thesselburn Street.

These routes are colour-coded, and the colours are displayed on coloured route signs. Until 2003, there were 8 routes in total, with 1 to 6 being directional-based while 7 and 8 had the same route as today's bus routes **3** and **4**.

## Bus fleet

Linnenbrock Transit operates the current fleet below:

* 23 seats Mitsubishi Fuso Rosa (built year 2014); quantity: 13
* 18 seats Hino Poncho (built year 2019); quantity: 8
* 16 seats Mitsubishi Fuso Rosa (built year 2021); quantity: 6

In the past, Linnenbrock Transit operated:

* Bedford SB (built year 1966); quantity: 4 (operated from 1966 until 1993)
* Bedford VAL (built year 1968); quantity: 2 (operated from 1968 until 1992)
* Leyland National (built year 1973); quantity: 6 (operated from 1973 until 1995)
* Bedford YLQ (built year 1980); quantity: 7 (operated from 1980 until 2004)
* Mercedes-Benz O305 (built year 1979); quantity: 10 (operated from 1983 until 2009)
* Volvo B6RLE (built year 2000); quantity: 9 (operated from 2000 until 2020)

## Prices of bus rides

* Adult/senior: $4.30
* Child (4-14 years): $2.25
* Child (3 years and under): Free
* Students of Linnenbrock Primary School: Free
British Empire

The **British Empire** is a colonial empire that composes of the dominions, colonies, protectorates, mandates, and other territories ruled or administered by the United Kingdom. It began with the overseas possessions and trading posts established by England between the late 16th and early 18th centuries. At its height it was the largest empire in history and, for over a century, was the foremost global power. At the peak of its power, it was described as "the empire on which the sun never sets", as the sun was always shining on at least one of its territories. Unfortunately, the empire is currently on the brink of collapse, as many colonies declare or fight for independence.
Secessionism in Kawagoeland

A **secession** is the action of withdrawing a state from Kawagoeland in favour of their independence, especially a political state.

The Kawagoenese government represses any form of secessionist movements, and bans any political parties that support secessionism. The three secessionist organisations – Hakone Independent State Association (HISA), Fukui Independence Association (FIA) and the Nanairoyama Independence Group (NIG) existed prior to the outlawing of secessionism in 1942.

> "Anyone who attempts to divide Kawagoeland in any part of the country will face a maximum of 7 years jail time." – Takaji Nobiko, 2015 (from Twitter)
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In 13 October 2012, a 25-year-old man was caught by the police for allegedly hoping for his state of residence to be independent from Kawagoeland. Five years later, three young teens were arrested for promoting Hakone as a sovreign state. Comic books containing events relating to secessionism in the country are forbidden from sale in Kawagoeland, according to the Kawagoenese National Security Law for Comics.
₱tđ

**₱tđ** (pronounced "*pesos, talis and dangs*" or "*PTD*") was a non-decimal currency that was common in countries formerly part of the Vanellian Empire, and later, the British, French, Spanish and Portuguese colonies of the Vanie peninsula and the Crumbie Contour, with 1 peso paired to 60 talis and 1 talis paired to 40 dangs. It was the £sd of the Vanellian Empire.
Kingdom of Linoella

The **Kingdom of Linoella** (*Yrmánna Linúel˚a*) was a kingdom that existed from 1204 (under the monarch of Akellias) until 1979 (the Linoellan-Enchancian treaty), spanning 775 years. It was a composite monarchy and was the predecessor of today's state of Linoella in Enchancia. It consisted of two kingdoms and one duchy. The administrative language was Linoellan.
Mahou-Tokyo, Kawagoeland

**Mahou-Tokyo** (Japanese: 魔法東京 *Mahōtōkyō*; Mandarin Chinese: 魔术东京 *Móshù dōngjīng*; Gujarati: માહો ટોક્યો *Māhō ṭōkyō*) is a town in the state of Hakone in Kawagoeland. Mahou-Tokyo sells a lot of witch potions and is home to the Mahou-Tokyo School of Magic which was established in 1780. It is located 40 kilometres (24.86 miles) east of Hakone. As of 2020 census, the population stands at 5,250.

## Transportation

Access to Mahou-Tokyo is provided by:

* **Train:** Mahou-Tokyo Railway (Japanese: 魔法東京鉄道 *Mahōtōkyō tetsudō*; Mandarin Chinese: 魔术东京铁路 *Móshù dōngjīng tiělù*; Gujarati: માહો ટોક્યો રેલ્વે *Māhō ṭōkyō rēlvē*)
* **Bus:** Bus routes 140 (red) and 141 (green) of Hakone Bus Company
* **Car:** Mahou-Tokyo Highway (24).

## Education

The boarding school, Mahou-Tokyo School of Magic, offers classes in potions and witchcraft, and was established in 1780. It is Mahou-Tokyo's flagship school and it operates Monday to Friday from 4:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. As of 2019, the school enrolled 1,350 students aged 11 to 21.

There exists a secondary school for ages 11 to 18, called Mahou-Tokyo High School.
Encapsulado

# ¿Qué es el encapsulado de memoria?

Los **encapsulados** son los chips o módulos de **memoria**. Además, cuenta con la conexión necesaria para instalarla en la placa base y hacer efectiva la comunicación con el procesador.

## SIMM

### (Single In-line Memory Module)

   Los contactos en ambas caras están interconectados, esta es la mayor diferencia respecto de sus sucesores los **DIMMs**.

Este formato lo utilizaban las computadoras antiguas.

Módulos de 30 y de 60 contactos y bus de datos de 16 y de 32 bits.
RAM

## QUE ES LA MEMORIA RAM:

La memoria RAM o Memoria de Acceso Aleatorio se utiliza como memoria de trabajo de computadoras y otros dispositivos para el sistema operativo.

Es la memoria principal de las computadoras, donde se almacenan de forma temporal los datos de los programas que se están utilizando en ese momento.

Cuanto mas RAM tengamos, mas aplicaciones se podrán gestionar a la vez.

Hay dos tipos básicos de memoria RAM:

* RAM estática (SRAM)
* RAM dinámica (DRAM)

### SRAM:

Static Random Access Memory, Se trata de una memoria estática de acceso aleatorio. Se utiliza como memoria caché volátil de baja capacidad.

### DRAM:

La memoria dinámica de acceso aleatorio o DRAM basada en condensadores, los cuales pierden su carga progresivamente, necesitando de un circuito dinámico de refresco que, cada cierto período, revisa dicha carga y la repone en un ciclo de refresco.

Su principal ventaja es la posibilidad de construir memorias con una gran densidad de posiciones y que todavía funcionen a una velocidad alta.
Speed limits in Sakiland

**Speed limits in Sakiland** are expressed in metric units, and are in kilometres per hour. Sakiland's speed limits range from 10 km/h (5 mph) to 170 km/h (105 mph). Sakiland's speed limits are similar to those set out in European countries. The general speed limit is 50 km/h (30 mph) for cities and towns, 90 km/h (55 mph) on single carriageways and on rural roads, 110 km/h (70 mph) on dual carriageways, 130 km/h (80 mph) on motorways.

The Mizunoekoneko–Kōinko Motorway is notable for having the highest posted speed limit in the Celloe world, with the speed limit 170 km/h (105 mph) applied to the entire length of that motorway, with the recommended speed limit in that highway being 130 km/h (80 mph). In the Mizunoekoneko–Kōinko Motorway, motor vehicles are driven at the speed limit between 130 km/h to 140 km/h during daytime, while motor vehicles driving on that motorway at nighttime drive at a higher speed, but not exceeding 170 km/h.
Hakone Tramways

**Hakone Tramways** (Japanese: 箱根市電 *Hakone shiden*; Mandarin: 箱根电车 *Xiānggēn diànchē*; Gujarati: હકોને ટ્રામ *Hakōnē ṭrāma*) is a 1,495 mm (4 ft 10⅞ in) tram system in Hakone, a city of the state of Hakone in Kawagoeland. It is one of the earliest forms of public transport in the city of Hakone (having been opened in 1859), it used horse trams until 1903 and then electric trams since. Hakone Tramways suffered a closure of most tramway lines and a massive replacement with buses during the 1960s, although two lines and one route are retained and is exclusively operated by double-decker trams. Despite the massive closure of most tramway lines in the 1960s, it is one of the most environmentally friendly ways of travelling around Hakone.

## Lines and routes

Hakone Tramways has one route and it spans two lines. It is called route **7**. Route 7 runs from Sugiyama South Tram Terminus (杉山南製作所) on the Sugiyama–Enzawa Line to Ōyama North–Tsukiji Street (大山北・築地通り) on the Tsukiji Street Line.

### Lines

* Tsukiji Street Line: Tsukiji Street (築地通り) to Hakone Central Station (箱根中央駅)
* Sugiyama–Enzawa Line: Hakone Central Station (箱根中央駅) to Sugiyama South Tram Terminus (杉山南製作所)
Magical Girl Museum

The **Magical Girl Museum** (Japanese: 魔法少女美術館 *Mahō shōjo bijutsukan*; Hindi: जादुई लड़की संग्रहालय *jaaduee ladakee sangrahaalay*) is a museum dedicated to the history and collection of magical girls around the world. The museum opened in 1997 and is located in 1023 Nakazawa Road, Mizunoekoneko, Sakiland.

## Exhibits

### *Sabrina: The First American Magical Girl*

* Japanese title: サブリナ：最初のアメリカの魔法少女 (*Saburina: Saisho no Amerika no mahō shōjo*)
* Hindi: सबरीना: पहली अमेरिकी जादुई लड़की (*sabareena: pahalee amerikee jaaduee ladakee*)

This exhibit focuses on the first magical girl series produced outside of Japan, and the first magical girl series to air in the United States, which is Filmation's *Sabrina the Teenage Witch*.