recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Dom

## Co to jest dom?

Dom to siedziba Rangera w Miasteczku. Dzieli się on na hol, sypialnię i piwnicę.

### Hol

W holu znajuje się mnóstwo półek, na których rozłożone są kolekcje Amuletów Rangera. Po podniesieniu Amulety zapewniają postaci rozmaite buffy.

### Sypialnia

W sypialni znajduje się łóżko i Przedmioty Specjalne.

### Piwnica

W piwnicy znajdują się podobizny różnych stworzeń i przedmiotów, które spotkać można w lesie. Jest to pomieszczenie, w którym je banujemy. Można zbanować tylko określoną liczbę przedmiotów. Po zbanowaniu przedmioty nie pojawiają się więcej w grze, chyba, że je odbanujemy.

## Moby w domu

### **Kot**

**Typ: Przyjazny**

Kot to jedyny mob występujący w naszym domu. Ma dwa stany: stan spoczynku i stan rozbawienia. W stanie spoczynku kot poprostu leży zwinięty w kłębek gdzieś na podłodze. Możemy koło niego przechodzić, lub nawet go popychać, lecz jego stan pozostanie niezmieniony.

Za to jeśli go podniesiemy, kot przechodzi w stan rozbawienia. W tym stanie biega po pokoju i blokuje Rangerowi drogę, wchodząc mu pod nogi. Kot przechodzi z powrotem w stan spoczynku dopiero wtedy, gdy opuścimy pomieszczenie, w którym się znajduje.

## Postacie w domu

Jeśli zawrzemy małżeństwo, do domu przeniesie się także nasza partnerka.
Aliados SS

* **Arqueira Negra Aena**
* **Arqueira Negra Tarq**
* **Arqueira Veri**
* **Arqueiro Arit**
* **Arqueiro Uk**
* **Caçadora Misty**
* **Capitã Idun**
* **Capitã Tirud**
* **Comandante Arat**
* **Comandante Urk**
* **Curandeira Unity**
* **Curandeiro Marc**
* **Curandeiro Murit**
* **Curandeiro Negro**
* **Feiticeira Negra Aeda**
* **Feiticeira Negra Tiehr**
* **Feiticeira Veril**
* **Feiticeiro Negro**
* **Ger**
* **Gnarl do Deserto**
* **Gnoll do Deserto**
* **Guerreiro Vurch**
* **Lanceiro Negro**
* **Ladina Negra Tirahl**
* **Ladina Negra Otehr**
* **Ladino Vor**
* **Neve Negra**
* **Patrulheira Disty**
* **Punidor Rabit**
* **Punidor Roq**
* **Rainha Robellia**
* **Rei do Abismo**
* **Sacerdotisa Virin**
Capitão Fulsion

O Capitão Fulsion subiu de posição devido as suas habilidades de combate.

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Função: DPS

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Classe: Ladino

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Principal: Adaga

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Secundária: Adaga

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Atributos Base @ 0 Upgrade lvl60
 Vel. de ATA
 INT

**Habilidades Ativas e Passivas:**

* Efeito de ataque normal: Diminui o Dano Crítico do inimigo com seus ataques normais.
* Ataque Repentino: inflige 485% de dano e desativa habilidades por 17 segundos (Alvo único). Reativação em 16.7 segundos
* Infiltração: Desaparece por 15 segundos e aumenta o ATA em 78%. Reativação em 47 segundos
* Revelação de Potencial: Aumenta a Vel. de ATA em 65% e a Chance de Crítico em 29 por 40 segundos. Reativação em 57.5 segundos
* Habilidade Inata: Aumenta a DES em 14% (Passiva)
* Passo Colateral: Aumenta Vel. de ATA em 19% (Passiva)
12/08/15

## **Evento Lollipops**

Três tipos diferentes de Lollipops irão cair em masmorras regulares. Quando você coletar o suficiente você poderá trocar seus Lollipops por várias recompensas!

**Tipos de Lollipops**

* Lollipop Arco-íris [SSS]

* Lollipop Laranja [SS]

* Lollipop Uva [S]

**Recompensas**

(20) Lollipops Arco-íris [SSS] podem ser trocados por:

* Carta de Habilidade Lollipop Arco-íris [SSS] com atributos randômicos

(Abaixo estão alguns exemplos)

(10) Lollipops Arco-íris [SSS] podem ser trocados por:

* Ticket de invocação de aliado [A - SSS]

(4) Lollipops Arco-íris [SSS] podem ser trocados por:

* 20 Tickets

(20) Lollipops Laranja [SS] podem ser trocados por:

* Carta de Habilidade Lollipop Laranja [SS] com atributos randômicos

(Abaixo estão alguns exemplos)

(10) Lollipops Laranja [SS] podem ser trocados por:

* Ticket de invocação de aliado [B - SS]

(4) Lollipops Laranja [SS] podem ser trocados por:

* 10 Tickets

(20) Lollipops Uva [S] podem ser trocados por:

* Carta de Habilidade Lollipop Uva [S] com atributos randômicos

(Abaixo estão alguns exemplos)

(10) Lollipops Uva [S] podem ser trocados por:

* Ticket de invocação de aliado [C - S]

(4) Lollipops Uva [S] podem ser trocados por:

* (5) Tickets

**Nota** - Alguns dos screenshots acima estão com o texto incorreto em suas descrições, em vez de Lollipops em sua descrição estão "medalhas", estas imagens são de um ambiente de teste e não devem ter a mesma discrepância no texto do jogo quando o patch for lançado.
Derek

First episode

## Bio

**Derek** is a jolly, enthusiastic Diesel engine, who was brought in to assist BoCo, Bill, and Ben  at the China Clay quarry. Unfortunately, due to his engine, he is highly prone to teething troubles, namely overheating and suffering frequent breakdowns, for which he is apologetic for the inconvenience. As a result, he spends many a day having his engine tended to. But Derek is a likable chap and even Bill and Ben decided that they liked him due to his friendly nature. Derek has an infectious charisma, is keen to help anyone around him, and has a passion for sorting things out in a jiffy - if his cooling system lets him.

## Trivia

* Derek's problems were undoubtedly inspired by his basis, as the twin Paxman engines of the real Class 17s were unreliable, being prone to problems with the camshaft, cylinder head, and other areas.
* Originally, Derek was going to be named "Paxman", but it was changed for fear it would offend the Paxman brand of Diesels, or refer to celebrity Jeremy Paxman.
* Derek was not named in his appearance in "Double Teething Troubles": he was only referred to as "the new Diesel".
James' Rest Cure

## Plot

James is fed up with doing all the shunting in the yard, so one day, he and Edward decide to swap jobs. James has trouble with the trucks and soon gets into trouble. Percy tries to help but ends up causing James to crash into the back of Edward's trucks. The three engines get cleaned up and realize that it's best to do their own jobs.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Edward
* James
* Percy
* Sir Topham Hatt
* Troublesome Trucks
* Toad
* A Signalman
* Henry (*cameo*)
* Gordon (*cameo*)
* Duck (*cameo*)
* Oliver (*cameo*)
* Donald and Douglas (*cameo*)
* Stepney (*cameo*)
* Emily (*cameo*)
* Rosie (*cameo*)
* Billy (*cameo*)
* Glynn (*cameo*)
* Philip (*cameo*)
* Ivan (*cameo*)
* Bulstrode (*cameo*)
* Stanley (*after-credits scene*)

## Cast

* Shortround551 as Thomas and James
* EnterprisingEngine93 as Edward
* Ilovetrains323 as Percy and the Troublesome Trucks
* Mainland Studios as Sir Topham Hatt and the Narrator
* EpicLafiteau as the Signalman

## Trivia

* A poll was created to decide what annual story should be adapted for this episode, and this story won.
* Despite not having a full speaking role, Toad can be heard singing in the background.
Percy Runs Away

## Plot

After Gordon, James and Henry went on strike, they were shut up in their sheds. A new engine named Percy was bought to work on the railway. Sir Topham Hatt has come to the sheds to inform the engines. He is willing to let them out and return to work on the condition that they be good and do not complain about shunting anymore. All three agree and they quickly resume their duties. The Fat Controller then speaks to Thomas, Edward, and Percy and, as a reward for their hard work, allows them to play on the branch line for a few days. Thomas happily collects Annie and Clarabel while Edward and Percy go and play with trucks in the yard. Edward and Thomas leave and Percy is left alone where he enjoys watching the larger engines go by. He also enjoys being cheeky to them. Later, after doing some more shunting, Percy heads back to the yard, but the points are against him. Percy was so eager to work, he had become careless and forgot that Edward had told him to whistle when he got to the signalbox so that the signalman would know he was there. Suddenly he sees something that does make him whistle, in panic; Gordon, on the same line, heading towards him full speed with the express. Percy is horrified, but cannot do anything and closes his eyes as Gordon gets closer. Luckily, Gordon applies his brakes and stops just in time. However, by now a frightened Percy has begun to move and, intending to run away, begins running backwards. Percy continues to run away backwards until hitting a big bank of earth on an old siding. Gordon arrives and congratulates Percy on starting quickly and stopping a potential accident. Percy apologises for his previous cheekiness and Gordon pulls Percy out from the bank. Percy quickly settles into his new role as station pilot. Although he never loses his penchant for cheekiness, he now knows to always be careful when he goes on the main line.

## Characters

* Percy
* Gordon
* Edward
* James
* Henry
* Sir Topham Hatt
* Thomas (does not speak)
* Annie and Clarabel (cameo)
* Jack (cameo)
* Alfie (cameo)

## Trivia

* The signalbox that Percy passes before hitting the bank of earth says "EPICLAFITEAU IS BAE", Epiclafiteau is the creator of the series.
* Stock footage is reused.

## Goofs

* Gordon, Henry and James' tenders are missing in the first few shots.
* Thomas and Gordon's lamps disappear between shots.
Harvey

Number(s)
 First episode

## Bio

**Harvey** is a relentlessly cheery, big-hearted, helpful crane engine. He has a very unusual shape, due to his crane attachment atop his boiler, which he can be sensitive about should other engines make fun of it. However, he is very able to show that his crane is very useful in lifting cargo, trucks, and sometimes some smaller engines. He has a booming, thoughtful voice and large wooden buffers. He is happy to work anywhere, ready to help clear up after an accident, and offer words of care, comfort, and advice.

## Trivia

* Harvey can switch between his normal hook and a shovel claw.
Duncan

Number(s)
 First episode

## Bio

**Duncan** is a Scottish narrow gauge engine. He initially arrived to the Skarloey Railway as a spare engine after Peter Sam had a nasty accident with some trucks that broke free from the incline. He was prone to boisterous bouncing about, which became known as "rock 'n' roll", whenever the mood took him, which once led to derailing in the mouth of a tunnel (probably caused from keystones knocked down by his funnel) and later again on a stretch of line towards Cros-ny-Cuirn. He often grumbles and complains, usually about not being polished or being over-worked, and can be rude, rough, and bad tempered. He claims to be a plain-speaking engine who believes in plain speaking, an approach which can cause him to make callous or belligerent remarks. Duncan can be a competitive engine too, particularly with James. He can be careless and make rash decisions which usually leads to his own downfall, but is not always quick to apologise or realise the error of his ways. However, upon Skarloey recalling Rheneas' gallant act to get his passengers home, Duncan admitted he had the wrong attitude and tried hard to be a more useful, respectable engine in future. In spite of his ways, Duncan can be a little misunderstood as he is focused, confident, resourceful, and has a big heart.
Capitã Turq

A Capitã Turq, é a filha mais velha da família nobre Turq. Ela foi uma criança pródiga, e ela é tão orgulhosa quanto a sua beleza.

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Função: DPS

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Classe: Feiticeiro

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Principal: Varinha Mágica

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Secundária: Orbe Mágico

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Atributos Base @ 0 Upgrade lvl60
 Vel. de ATA
 INT

**Habilidades Ativas e Passivas:**

* Efeito de ataque normal: Reduz a DEF dos inimigos com seus ataques normais
* Bola de Fogo: Inflige 826% de dano (Alvo único). Reativação em 15.1 segundos
* Meteoro: Inflige 274% de dano em todos os inimigos. Reativação em 21.2 segundos
* Pastor: Transforma o inimigo em um cordeiro por 17 segundos e reduz a DEF em 35% (Alvo único). Reativação em 25.4 segundos
* Estudo Mágico: Aumenta o ATA em 31% do ATA base (Passiva)
* Pose Estudiosa: Aumenta a INT em 15% (Passiva)
Sir Topham Hatt

Voice Actor
 First episode

## Bio

**Sir Topham Hatt**, also known as The Fat Controller is firm but fair. He can be strict, but also shows a fatherly side to the engines. He is quite a strong character and will remind the engines that he is in charge when they start to rebel against his authority. He does not stand bullying and, even though he is usually serious, he does enjoy a good laugh. Despite his kindness and fairness, however, there are times where he berates the engines for things beyond their control.

## Appearances

Episodes:

* Percy Runs Away
* Happy Ever After
* The Unlucky Engine
* Duck Takes Charge
* Salty's Stormy Tale
* No Joke For James
* The Special Letter
* Thomas the Quarry Engine
* Wrong Road
* James' Rest Cure
* Sidney Sings
* Percy's Promise
* Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree
* Time For Trouble
* Percy and the Signal (*does not speak*​)
* Edward the Really Useful Engine
* Bowled Out
* Toby Takes The Road
U. L. P.

First episode

## Bio

**U.L.P.** is a pink goods van that works and lives on The Little Western. Along with the other Troublesome Trucks, U.L.P. teased Diesel and sang rudely at him, after Duck scolded the trucks, U.L.P. stopped teasing Diesel and remained silent. Later on, U.L.P. was sent to work on The Little Western, and silently watched the Troublesome Trucks tease Oliver after he returned from The Works.

## Trivia

* It is unknown what "U.L.P." stands for.
Troublesome Trucks

First episode

## Bio

Every wise engine knows trucks cannot be trusted. Trucks, **also refered to as Cars, Wagons, or Goods**, could be considered the rebels and the troublemakers of all rolling stock on the railway, as most of them love to cause mischief and trouble and show no remorse for whatever they do. If an engine is having a bad day, makes a mistake, or is easily played upon, then the trucks begin their wild antics of singing, name calling, holding back, shoving, bumping, giggling and so on. They will play tricks on an engine based on how they treat them. Most accidents caused by the trucks are a form of revenge due to mistreatment and they are not known for considering the consequences of their actions; they will carry out their plans even if they result in derailing, damaging or destroying themselves. Trucks can also be described as territorial; when they get used to certain engines pulling them, another engine in the yard to take them may cause confusion or anger for the trucks. To the trucks, one engine is as good as another.

## Appearances

* Edward and Gordon
* Percy Runs Away
* The Unlucky Engine
* No Joke For James
* Thomas the Quarry Engine
* James' Rest Cure
* Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree
* Thomas and the Firework Display
* Edward the Really Useful Engine
* Evil Like Diesel

## Trivia

* Troublesome Trucks are never named except for the privately owned ones such as S.C. Ruffey, Fred Pelhay, U. L. P., and  Rickety.
* According to Oliver, ballast trucks are the worst of all.
Time For Trouble

Narrator
 Air date
 Previous episode
 Next episode

## Plot

It is a very busy time for Sir Topham Hatt's engines, as the Island of Sodor has a lot of visitors. Gordon is eager to ensure all his trains are on time and works harder than ever to make sure this happens. Gordon doesn't mind however, and does his increased workload without fuss. Sir Topham Hatt however soon decides that Gordon deserves a rest and James will take his trains and the express instead. James couldn't be happier at the chance to show off and be as respected as Gordon. One day in the yard, James boasts to Toby about how important he is and how he's never late. The Fat Controller arrives and tells Toby its time for him to go to the works to have his worn parts replaced. Toby is upset at having to go for repairs and asks if Henrietta can go with him, however the Fat Controller refuses as he needs all coaches to be available. Percy promises to look after Henrietta while Toby is gone. Toby puffs away to the Works on the main line, however as his water tank is smaller than most of the other engines he soon feels thirsty. He is glad when he starts to approach Lower Tidmouth and stops for a drink as he doesn't think it will be a problem and neither does his driver. However the signalman has never met Toby and he orders him to continue on and clear the line for James and the express. Toby sadly leaves and struggles to the next station to stock up, but runs out of water and loses steam and is left stranded on the main line. Since Toby stopped for water, he was blocking James' line. James soon has to push Toby and pull the coaches at the same time. When the two engines finally arrive at the station, some boys make fun of James saying he can't pull the express so Toby had to help. Toby assures James the children are only teasing, but James does not see the funny side at all.

## Characters

* Gordon
* James
* Percy
* Toby
* Sir Topham Hatt
* The Signalman
* Henrietta (does not speak)
* Thomas (cameo)
* Edward (cameo)
* Annie and Clarabel (cameo)
* Stephen Hatt (cameo)
* Bridget Hatt (cameo)
* Mrs. Kyndley (cameo)

## Goofs

* James takes Toby to Knapford, not the Works.
* Percy has a lower pitched whistle.
Diesel 10

First episode

## Bio

**Diesel 10** is a vile, conniving, bullying, and raving diesel locomotive. He absolutely despises steam engines, and would call them taunting names like "puffball" and "teapot." He is Sodor's strongest but not quite largest diesel, his power being enforced by his slightly malfunctioning claw, Pinchy. He can use this deftly, and is even able to use it to make a sculpture. Pinchy, though, seems to have a mind of its own, as it has been shown to "punch" Diesel 10 in the face from time to time, which he hates very much. All engines, steam and diesel alike, fear and respect him. Despite his aggressiveness, he will help on occasion since Sir Topham Hatt brought him back, but only when it suits his personal interest. He has a caring side, but he very rarely shows it.

## Trivia

* Diesel 10's hydraulic claw, Pinchy, is an illegal modification. Among other reasons, it makes him too tall for the British loading gauge.
* Diesel 10 has never been seen pulling any sort of rolling stock.
* According to Mr. Conductor, putting sugar in his fuel tanks would make him stuck.
* He has never been seen with an operator or driver.
Toby

Number(s)
 Voice Actor
 First episode

## Bio

When **Toby** first came to Sodor, he was old but hardworking and knew enough about running a branch line to justify running Thomas' with Thomas and Daisy after Percy's  accident with the trucks. He is also savvy enough to control the trucks. However, his advanced age and design means that he is weaker than the other engines. Toby is a bit nervous about the capabilities of his work and uncertain about being an old steam tram, believing that he is not a proper engine, only good enough as a museum piece and not really special at all. Toby enjoys listening to the birds in the birdhouse next to his shed. Lately, Toby has been wiser, with a more jovial personality, having more subtle shades of nervousness.

## Appearances

* Daisy
* Duck Takes Charge *(mentioned)*
* The Special Letter
* Thomas the Quarry Engine
* Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree (*cameo*)
* Time For Trouble
* Toby Takes The Road

## Trivia

* Toby used to have red wheels and siderods but now, he has black wheels and no siderods.
Wrong Road

## Plot

Thomas and Edward's branchlines are very important on Sodor, but the old tracks and bridges aren't strong enough to hold big engines so Sir Topham Hatt does not allow them to run on it. Although this is purely for safety, Gordon believes the rule is for another reason entirely. One day, he complains to Edward about BoCo being allowed to take main line trains when he is only supposed to work on the branch line. Edward jokingly suggests that Gordon ask if he can take BoCo's trucks in return, but Gordon refuses to consider the idea. Every evening, both Gordon and Edward take late-night trains. But that evening, there is trouble when a woman with a big green hat says goodbye to a friend on the platform. When it is nearly time for Gordon to start, his fireman looks back and, seeing something large and green waving, assumes the guard is waving the flag. As a result, Gordon leaves with the majority of the passengers, the luggage, and the guard stranded on the platform. Everyone is surprised and get very angry.The next morning, Bill and Ben arrive to pick up trucks from BoCo. While neither BoCo nor the trucks are there, they do not mind as they much prefer the idea of teasing Gordon. After joking that the large blue engine near them cannot be Gordon, as Gordon would never go on branch lines as he thinks them vulgar, they pretend to consider throwing the pile of old iron into the sea. Gordon, not knowing it is a joke, starts to panic. BoCo then arrives and Gordon begs the diesel to save him. BoCo soon realises what is happening and threatens to take the trucks away. Bill and Ben quickly run off, as a relieved Gordon thanks BoCo for saving his life.

## Characters

* Edward
* Gordon
* Bill and Ben
* BoCo
* Thomas (does not speak)
* Sir Topham Hatt (does not speak)
* Stephen Hatt (cameo)
* Jem Cole (cameo)
* Jeremiah Jobling (cameo)
* Mrs. Kyndley (cameo)
* The Vicar (cameo)
* The Ffarquhar Stationmaster's Wife (cameo)
* The Policeman (cameo)

## Goofs

* Edward's lamp disappears and reappears between shots. So do his trucks in one shot.
* When Gordon arrives at the harbour station, his whistle emits steam long before he actually whistles.
Duck

Number(s)
 First episode

## Bio

His real name is Montague, but he is usually called **Duck**, which he prefers. This is said to be because he waddles, though he does not really. Duck stands for no nonsense from any engines that might get ideas above their station and try to order him or others about. Duck is often welcoming of newcomers, even most Diesels, in spite of having lies told about him by devious Diesel not long after his arrival. He will often support the underdog, stick up for his friends, and help others see the error of their ways. He has a branchline which was restored and Duck was asked to run it with help from Oliver and, on occasion, Donald and Douglas.

## Appearances

* Duck Takes Charge
* James' Rest Cure *(cameo)*
* Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree (*cameo*)
* Percy and the Signal (*cameo*​)
* Old Stuck-Up

## Trivia

* Duck was originally considered to be part of the Steam Team, but was dropped in favour of Emily so as to give a female character a more prominent role.
Mavis

First episode

## Bio

**Mavis** was arrogant until being brought down to earth after her embarrassing incident at the Ffarquhar crossing. Despite this, Mavis is a reliable, honest, hard-working engine, and unusually for a diesel, shows respect for the steam engines. However, unlike most engines, hauling trucks makes her feel important.

## Appearances

* The Special Letter
* Thomas the Quarry Engine
* Toby Takes The Road
Logan

Number(s)
 First episode

**Logan** is a rough and tumble, strong little shunter. He is very friendly and hardworking. When he had a mishap with Edward and Gordon, he quickly discovers the value of patience and how it is indeed possible to correct a mistake. He worked at the Crosby Coal Company, as well as the Shunting Yards before he returned home to the mainland. He also looks like a diesel, causing engines to get a negative perspective of him, until they actually meet him.

## Appearances

* Sidney Sings (*cameo*)
* Thomas and the Firework Display (*cameo*)
* Percy and the Signal (*cameo*​)
Sir Handel

Number(s)
 First episode

## Bio

**Sir Handel**, named Falcon is his younger days while being brought up under the instruction of Duke, has been prone to moody tantrums, being stubborn, and thinking that he knows better than others. He has broad wheels which hold well to the rails and has been said to give a smooth ride, perhaps contributing to his arrogant self-importance and his belief that he is a grand engine. He has been known in the past to take a disliking to the narrow gauge coaches (often referring to them as "cattle trucks"), feigning illness, and think that he should be in charge. However, Sir Handel works to get things done and is proud to also be a reliable, helpful, and good-hearted engine. He has a habit of getting too big for his wheels.

## Trivia

* Sir Handel is named after the original owner of the Skarloey Railway.
Stafford

Number(s)
 First episode

## Bio

**Stafford** is a humble, courteous little chap with a Yorkshire accent. He is a very different sort of engine from any other on the North Western Railway. This is because Stafford is an electric battery engine; he is not a steam engine or a Diesel engine. Stafford is fueled by recharging his battery, which needs to be done frequently so he can go about his work as a shunting engine. Stafford is very patient, calm, and mannerly. He does not let the antics of the bigger, haughtier engines bother him too much, keeps level-headed as he goes about his day, and brushes off any troubles without much fuss. He is more than content with taking things slow and not having to travel long distances and he is more than proud to work on the Fat Controller's railway.

## Appearances

* It is unknown when Stafford will appear.
Fergus

Voice Actor
 First episode

## Bio

**Fergus** knows the rulebook off by heart, and his catchphrase is "Do it right!" His insistence on doing everything absolutely according to the rules can annoy the other engines, but he is a decent engine at heart and will not hesitate to help others in trouble. Fergus has a slight but persistent cough which affects his speech, caused by working at the dusty cement works.
Butch

**Butch** is a breakdown vehicle who is serious about his job and loves working, especially with his railway friends. He is kept busy in construction areas, clearing rubble, towing broken-down or stranded vehicles, or assisting in engine rescues. Despite his size, Butch has a kind heart and is always ready when his service is needed. He is part of the Sodor Search & Rescue team.

## Appearances

* It is unknown when Butch will appear as of right now.

## Trivia

* Before Butch had a name he was known as the "Sodor Heavy Recovery Unit."
Old Slow Coach

First episode

**Old Slow Coach (or simply 'Coach')** was a luxurious coach when she was first brought to the Island of Sodor, but was eventually replaced by modern rolling stock. Sent to the scrapyards, Old Slow Coach was luckily found and saved by Thomas and Percy, so she is once again very useful indeed. Old Slow Coach was long due for the scrapheap when Thomas and Percy met her, and the 2 tank engines vowed to find a way to save her. Their chance came sooner than expected when the workmen's hut was destroyed by fire. Thomas and Percy suggested that Old Slow Coach house the workmen while a new hut was being made. After the hut was rebuilt, Old Slow Coach was restored into a coach, and later became the "old" item for Mrs. Kyndley's daughter's good luck package.
Joel

Number(s)
 Voice Actor
 First episode

## Bio

**Joel** (also called Joey, or Thirteen) was a rather unlucky engine. Despite his unluckiness, he did his best to help out Donald and Douglas. Although his bad luck soon gets the better of him and the twins. After his accident, he got repaired which 'cured his unluckiness', and he returned to the Mainland as a very lucky engine.

## Appearances

* The Unlucky Engine
* Duck Takes Charge *(cameo)*

## Trivia

* His nickname, Thirteen, originates from the superstition that the number 13 is unlucky.
Stanley

Voice Actor
 First episode

## Bio

**Stanley** is the "boy-next-door" of the Fat Controller's Railway. Cocky, cool, and cheery, he is a little bit bigger, a little bit newer, and a little bit stronger than Thomas, which, at first, made Thomas jealous when all focus seemed to be on this shiny, new arrival, especially when he began helping with the restoration of Great Waterton. However, even Thomas was soon won over by Stanley's positive attitude, charm, and friendliness and came to see why he was so popular and well-liked among the other engines. As such, Thomas and Stanley are now firm friends. There is nothing Stanley would not do for another engine. And if he could not do it, he would find someone who could. He is sleek, smart, and stylish and his silver and light grey appearance, with striking red wheels and a shining smokebox certainly makes him look the part as he eagerly goes about his work.

## Appearances

* Tender Engines *(cameo*)
* No Joke For James *(cameo*)
* Thomas the Quarry Engine *(cameo*)
* James' Rest Cure (*after-credits scene*)
* Sidney Sings (*after-credits scene*)

## Trivia

* Stanley is series creator Epiclafiteau's favorite engine.
Paxton

First episode

## Bio

**Paxton** is a young, gentle diesel who often works in or around the Blue Mountain Quarry and the Vicarstown Dieselworks. He is good-hearted and well meaning, but gullible, naïve, and easily misled. He also has a short attention span. He tends to be more of a follower than a leader and can sometimes find thinking for himself and making big decisions difficult. This may result in him being pressured into a situation he might not necessarily be comfortable with. However, if a friend is in trouble, Paxton will have the conscience and the self-assertion to do what he himself feels is right. As a result, the other steam engines find that he is likable and Paxton particularly looks up to Thomas at times. He also works alongside the narrow gauge engines frequently. However, Paxton can easily misjudge situations, misplace his trust in someone who might not have everyone's best interests at heart, and is a rather impressionable diesel, but his good nature will ultimately show him for who really wants to be.

## Appearances

* Sidney Sings (*cameo*)
* Thomas and the Firework Display (*cameo*)
Emily

First episode

## Bio

**Emily** acts as a sisterly figure to the others. Emily is kind and friendly and always sensitive to the other engines' feelings. If she wrongs someone, knowingly or not, she is quick to apologize. However, Emily can sometimes tend to get into trouble because of her fussy and bossy attitude, but she is nicer than she lets on. She seems to want to strive to be one of the best, and it sometimes causes mishaps, though she usually makes up for her mistakes when she realizes her errors.

## Appearances

* Duck Takes Charge *(cameo)*
* Salty's Stormy Tale
* James' Rest Cure *(cameo)*
* Sidney Sings (*cameo*)

## Trivia

* Emily used to have brass buffers, but now she has silver. Her Trainz models decipts her with black buffers.
* Emily has a particular fondness for Thomas and James, as she treats them like brothers.
Whiff

Number(s)
 First episode

**Whiff** is cheerful, optimistic, and a bit nerdy. He enjoys his job of collecting rubbish. He doesn't seem to care what the other engines think about him: either that or he is oblivious to their opinions. Despite that, he is friendly and always does his job well. He is somewhat naive, as he didn't realize why the other engines tried to avoid him so much. However, he is shown to know about Sodor's history, since he knew about the tunnel connecting Misty Island to Sodor. He works at the waste dump with Scruff.

## Trivia

* Whiff has the same number as his basis, Aerolite, 66.
Smudger

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 First episode

**Smudger** was a narrow gauge tank engine, who worked on the Mid Sodor Railway. He was later turned into a generator.

## Bio

Smudger was a complete show-off and often derailed, but refused to listen to advice. Duke warned him to be careful, but he took no notice until he was put in his place by being turned into a generator. No information was given about his fate once the Mid Sodor Railway closed, so it must be assumed that he has either remained there, was shipped to a different place, or was scrapped. Smudger's downfall was used for Duke to lecture Sir Handel and Peter Sam. Later on, when Duncan was causing trouble Sir Handel and Peter Sam tried telling him the story of Smudger.

## Appearances

* It is unknown when Smudger will appear.
Henry

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 Voice Actor
 First episode

**Henry** is generally well-behaved, but he is occasionally arrogant and vain. Henry is at heart a hard worker, but his frequent bouts of illness hinder his work. His illness almost always involves his boiler having some sort of issue. Henry has a much kinder and softer personality than some of the bigger engines. He also has a love for nature. Henry is not too bright, and sometimes really worrisome, but he is always there for a friend in need.

## Appearances

* Edward and Gordon *(cameo)*
* Percy Runs Away
* No Joke For James
* The Special Letter
* Gallant Old Engine *(cameo)*
* James' Rest Cure *(cameo)*
* Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree *(does not speak)*
* Thomas and the Firework Display (*cameo*)
* Percy and the Signal (*cameo*​)
* Old Stuck-Up

## Trivia

* Henry has had 2 overalls since his debut.
* Henry used to have a special coal problem, but it was fixed. Later on, he strangely needed special coal again but when Gordon asked Toby if Henry needs "special coal" again, and Toby states the problem was fixed "years ago".
* Henry's whistle sound is actually Edward's, but with a lower pitch.
Philip

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 First episode

## Bio

**Philip** is a little diesel boxcab engine with a big personality. Philip is a comic character and a bit of a clown. He is very eager and full of enthusiasm and he has an innocent, but very overblown sense of his own capabilities. Philip can be very funny, but some of the bigger engines have very little patience for the little boxcab. Philip is strong and can pull lots of trucks, but not that many trucks compared to the really big engines. He is fast and likes to hurry about, but he is clearly not as fast as most of the other engines. But Philip's confidence is as big if not bigger than anyone's and he is always willing to try and definitely believes in himself. His actions and attitude soon won him many new friends on Sodor, especially Thomas and Percy, but Gordon and James find his bragging a little hard to accept.

## Trivia

* Philip has been modified for use on British railways with loose couplings and added buffers. \*Philip is the first American diesel engine to be introduced in the series.
Porter

First episode

**Porter** is a kind and helpful dockside tank engine who works at Brendam Docks, alongside Salty and Cranky. He has a good sense of self-confidence and does not worry about what other engines say about him, such as calling him a ‘camel’ because he has so many humps. Porter is not above engaging in a bit of friendly dockside banter himself, but when another engine is feeling low he can be very supportive. Porter’s easy-going manner makes him very popular. He is a hard worker, although he can be a bit of a perfectionist at times. He is also very brave and can keep his head cool in a crisis.
Molly

First episode

## Bio

**Molly** is a powerful, bright yellow tender engine. She is proud of her strength and is happy to put it to use as one of Sodor's bigger engines. She often works pulling empty trucks to the coaling plant. Because she is a sensitive engine, she often worries about fading into the background. Sometimes taking "empties" makes her feel less important and sad, but in the end, she will usually see that taking "empties" is a vital part of operations and an important task after all. Molly has a peacekeeper attitude, tends to be rather sensible, and is looked upon as a "big sister" by some of the other engines. However, she is a sensitive soul, who can be easily embarrassed and can get upset by conflict, and will steam away to avoid it, but will usually have the courage to do what she thinks is right. Molly likes to be as good as everyone else and wants the other engines to think the best of her.

## Trivia

* Molly's whistle is a higher pitched version of Gordon's.
* Molly's nickname is "Molly The Mighty!"
Duke

First episode

## Bio

**Duke** is one of the oldest and most experienced engines of the Skarloey Railway. He is also the mentor of Peter Sam and Sir Handel, from their younger days on the Mid Sodor Railway, when they were called Stuart and Falcon respectively. Although once lost for many years in an old shed that nature tucked away and forgot, after the Mid Sodor Railway came to an end, he was found by rescuers, although quite by accident, when one dropped in through his shed roof. He may have a head teacher attitude and maintain his authority at all times, but can be quick to apply his knowledge and years of experience to help guide and correct any younger engine. He is proud of his name and keen to uphold the respect it merits. He can often be heard to say "That would never suit his Grace!" upon hearing or seeing something that he takes a disapproval to, or pedantically stating how he thinks someone would have adhered to the rules and regulations in his young days. Despite their teasing ways, Sir Handel and Peter Sam in particular have grown to become very fond of Duke and dearly nicknamed him "Granpuff".

## Trivia

* Duke's current grace is Sir Robert Norramby.
Harold

First episode

## Bio

**Harold** is a helicopter who patrols the Island, searching for emergencies. When he first arrived, he said railways were "slow and out-of-date", but was proven wrong when Percy beat him in a race. He is a friend to all engines and is now a proud member of the Sodor Search & Rescue Centre.

## Appearances

* Percy's Promise
* Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree (*cameo*)

## Trivia

* Harold is the only helicopter on Sodor.
George

First episode

## Bio

**George** is a grumpy, rude steamroller. He is no friend of the railway, often heard rebelling that "railways are no good", and that they should be ripped up and turned into roads. George is happiest when rolling, but enjoys causing bother for the engines across the island too. He is grouchy and disagreeable and his unpleasant attitude and stubborn nature is often the cause of chaos and disruption. He can occasionally show his use if there is tarmac to be flattened and was very important in helping the steam engines and Diesel engines in repairing the runway at the Sodor Airport, so that the first aeroplane could land. Perhaps he has a good streak in him too, after all.

## Trivia

* George got his roller removed one time after getting into trouble.
Bulgy

First episode

**Bulgy** is a double-decker bus, who was once very opposed to railways.

## Bio

Bulgy was a very rude and bad-tempered double-decker bus. He hated railways, and believed that some day they would all be replaced by roads. He even carried a poster on his side telling people to "JOIN THE ANTI-RAIL LEAGUE". His favourite phrase is "Free the roads!" Bulgy tried to steal Duck and Oliver's passengers by pretending to be a railway bus. Bulgy was determined to get the passengers to Tidmouth before Duck, but got stuck under a bridge after attempting to take a short cut. After Duck safely brought his passengers across the bridge and back to their destination, Bulgy's lies were exposed, and soon "nobody would believe his destination boards".He had no scruples and knew how to tell a lie when he is in a tight jam. Eventually he was turned into a henhouse and placed near the bridge, now nicknamed "Bulgy's Bridge". Bulgy was later given a second chance and was brought back to the road to help with passengers while Thomas and Emily needed repairs, but after his driver brought him back to his field for the night after he was restored, the chickens who had lived in him nestled in his luggage racks and caused trouble the following morning. He was then turned into a mobile vegetable stand. After being restored, he saw the error of his ways and changed his attitude. Bulgy enjoys his work delivering vegetables, because they do not lay eggs and they never complain. Recently, Bulgy has been seen back in his original red livery.

## Trivia

* Bulgy is Bertie's cousin and good friends with Diesel.
* Bulgy uses Dunlop brand tyres.
Rheneas

Number(s)
 First episode

## Bio

**Rheneas** has been called a "gallant old engine" before and deserves such a title. Rheneas is highly determined, brave, courageous, and long-time friend of Skarloey. He is a tough, committed worker despite his age and takes great responsibility in his work. He is keen to keep his friends smiling and, although he is a level-headed engine, he can be a bit of an adventurer too. Though he may often try to struggle on alone, Rheneas knows when it is time to call on the help of his friends. Nevertheless, Rheneas is always highly dedicated to the task at hand.

## Trivia

* His name is Sudric for "Divided waterfall".
Jack

Number(s)
 First episode

## Bio

**Jack** is brave and will not take any hassle, as seen whenever he stands up to Monty and Max when they are bullying him and Alfie. He is also kind and caring. He works in Ms. Jenny's Construction Yard and occasionally the Sodor Slate Quarry but when he's not doing either of those jobs, he's helping elsewhere.

## Appearances

* Percy Runs Away (cameo)
* Thomas the Quarry Engine (cameo)
Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree

Narrator
 Air date
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## Plot

It's the twenty-third of December and the final preparations are being made for a carol party to be held at Tidmouth. All the engines are working hard setting up the decorations. This year, the Fat Controller wants this carol party to be extra special. The Fat Controller is waiting very impatiently when Thomas arrives. The Fat Controller tells Thomas that their Christmas tree has came and Thomas has to fetch it while Duck watches over Annie and Clarabel. Thomas is very excited and rushes off, collecting the tree safely, but on the way home, crashes into a snow drift and gets stuck. Thomas knows that he must get back in time, and whistles, but can't get out of the heavy snow. Suddenly, an avalanche erupts and buries Thomas and the tree. Back at the yards, the engine are waiting for Thomas. His delay begins to make them cross. The Fat Controller quiets them down and tells them that snow has knocked the telephone lines down, and they must assume that he is stranded. Everyone now feels sorry, and Donald and Douglas puff away to save him. They soon reach a snow drift much deeper than the rest. A cry for help is heard, but Douglas thinks it's the wind. Hearing the cry again, they realise that they are at the drift where Thomas is buried. Time passes as the workmen decide to free him. Thomas' driver and fireman, who had taken shelter in a nearby cottage, join the rescue, and Thomas is freed from the snow. Thomas follows the twins home, and arrive just as night falls. The Fat Controller rewards the engines by granting permission to sing carols. The engines happily chuff away to the station. Lights come on, and The Fat Controller declares three cheers for Thomas and his friends. Harold soon joins the party and drops off Father Christmas, much to everyone's joy. As the carols begin, Thomas tells Percy that it's no fun getting stuck in snow, but it was all worth it for the celebration. Thomas then wishes everyone a Merry Christmas.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Donald and Douglas
* Sir Topham Hatt
* Percy (does not speak)
* Toby (does not speak)
* Duck (does not speak)
* Harold (does not speak)
* Annie and Clarabel (do not speak)
* Santa Claus (does not speak)
* Edward (cameo)
* Henry (cameo)
* Gordon (cameo)
* James (cameo)
* Bill and Ben (cameo)
* Diesel (cameo)
* BoCo (cameo)
* Terence (cameo)
* Bertie (cameo)
* Trevor (cameo)
* Jem Cole (cameo)
* Farmer Finney (cameo)
* The Policeman (cameo)
Dart

First episode

## Bio

**Dart** works at the Vicarstown Dieselworks to support and assist Den. Den and Dart have worked together for so long that Dart can often guess what Den is thinking before he can get it out himself. Although not so much the thinker of the duo, he is usually the doer and can be the chattier of the two. He quickly buzzes about the Dieselworks, occasionally bashing, crashing, and clanging into things. He can be heard to grumble "Dizzy Diesels!" when something goes wrong. Dart is very able in his work and a valuable team player. Despite being small in size, he is feisty and fast. Dart also like jokes, sometimes to the annoyance of the other Diesels. If feeling bothered, particularly by the steam engines, Dart is far from devious, but can get grumpy, gruff, irritable, and sometimes cheeky too, but otherwise he is the quick-witted assistant of the Dieselworks.

## Appearances

* It is currently unknown when Dart will appear.
Salty's Stormy Tale

## Plot

Salty warns Thomas and Percy that a storm is coming, but is upset when they begin mimicking his voice. As a result, he is glad to be sent to collect Fergus from the smelters. Salty tells Emily that Thomas and Percy were making fun of him and Emily tells Thomas and Percy that they hurt Salty's feelings. On the way home, the storm arrives and a fuse blows in the lighthouse, confusing a ship captain out at sea. Luckily, Salty and Fergus are passing and Salty suggests that Fergus' flywheel be used to power the generator. When Salty arrives home the next day he is delighted to be lauded by, amongst others, the ship captain and Sir Topham Hatt, even more so when Thomas and Percy apologise.

## Characters

* Thomas
* Percy
* Emily
* Fergus
* Salty
* Sir Topham Hatt
* The Lighthouse Keeper
* The Captain
* Douglas (cameo)
* Cranky (cameo)

## Goofs

* The narrator says Salty went to the Smelter's Yard, but he just went to a different part of Brendam Docks.
* Percy's lamp is missing in some shots.
Victor

First episode

## Bio

**Victor** is a narrow gauge engine who keeps the Sodor Steamworks operating. He is a busy engine with a winning sense of humour and a heart of gold. He is highly respected among all of the Sodor engines for helping to sort their repairs and see to their needs. He is very friendly, can often put a smile on an engine's smokebox, and will often help guide an engine where he feels it may be to their benefit. Victor also has a firm manner when something needs to be sorted and stands no nonsense from haughty steam engines or lurking diesel engines. He takes his work very seriously and takes great pride in helping to maintain the service of the Steamworks. In his time, Victor has helped restore, repair, and repaint many of Sodor's locomotives and he keeps the Steamworks a welcoming, bustling, hospitable environment. He keeps a keen, watchful eye over Kevin the crane, who assists him in the works' operations. Kevin's clumsiness and antics may cause Victor bother and disturbance, but Victor is fond of Kevin and glad to have him as part of the team.
Hiro

Number(s)
 First episode

## Bio

**Hiro** is a wise Japanese engine, who was famously known as the "Master of the Railway". He is grand, masterful, mature, wise, very dignified, enormously kind, and is able to find good in any engine he meets. He has an appreciation for serenity and order and often thinks fondly of his homeland, far away, where he was once one of the strongest engines.

## Trivia

* Hiro is the only engine on the island with a kunckle coupler.
* Hiro was originally going to be painted blue, but was later changed to black.
* Hiro could possibly be named after the Japanese city of Hiroshima.
* Hiro is owned by Sir Takaboushi Hideki.
James

Number(s)
 Voice Actor
 First episode

**James** is very proud of his splendid red paintwork. He hates pulling trucks, and believes that he should only pull coaches. He thinks himself superior to the others, and can be shallow, boastful, and vain, particularly to those who appear old-fashioned, weak, slow, or dirty. This has caused him to have somewhat of a rivalry with Toby. However, on a number of occasions, he has found himself in need of help from those whom he has insulted and is, in the end, apologetic. James was the last engine to retain a prejudice against Diesels. However, after stalling on a cold day, he was rescued by the Works Diesel, and James had to admit that nothing was wrong with Diesels. This appears to be one of the few lessons that has stuck. Despite everything else, James has shown a caring side, is normally hard-working, and like everybody else, wants to be a responsible, reliable and really useful engine on Sir Topham Hatt's railway.

## Appearances

Episodes:

* Edward and Gordon (*cameo*)
* Percy Runs Away
* Happy Ever After
* Duck Takes Charge
* No Joke For James
* The Special Letter
* Gallant Old Engine (*cameo*)
* James' Rest Cure
* Percy's Promise (*cameo*)
* Thomas and the Missing Christmas Tree (*cameo*)
* Time For Trouble
* Percy and the Signal
* Old Stuck-Up

## Trivia

* James was originally painted black when he first came to Sodor.
* James has said that he once had a three-chimed whistle.