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Legatus Decius Verginius

"*To win a war a Legion general needs two things: people willing to give their life for their country, and a Legatus who lets you do your job. I have yet to meet someone who managed the second...* "

Unknown general of the Imperial Legion

Decius Verginius is a high-ranking member of the Imperial Senate, he currently holds the office of *Legatus Legionis*. He is the senator overseeing the operations of the Imperial Legion, his bureaucrats handle the procurement and distribution of provisions and wages, as well as the transportation and storage of loot. People unfamiliar with the Imperium often make the mistake of dismissing him as "*just a glorified bureaucrat*", but he actually holds more power than any general in the Legion.

He tasked The Faultless Arrow with finding a piece of the legendary Godhammer. He promised them lands, honors, titles and wealth beyond measure but when the Arrow delivered on their end of the bargain he changed his tune and started talking about the vast expenses of the campaign and the memorial games honoring the sacrifice of Prince Gregor. In the end he payed in gold and gave the party an imperial writ that allows them to conduct business within the Imperium, but it became clear to the Arrow that this man is a true politician: his word does not mean much.
Queen Merilda III

"*You have done a great service for me and perhaps saved the entire Kingdom. As promised you shall be handsomely rewarded for your deeds.... On second thought, this is an excessive amount of gold, especially during wartime. I hereby declare a 20% tax on such payments.*"

Queen Merilda III to The Faultless Arrow

Her Majesty Merilda the Third, Queen of Rubia, Sovereign of the Western Territories, Defender of Pelor’s Light is an anomaly in many ways. Her father, King Eckbert never meant her to succeed him he wanted her to be married to one of the Cascadian princes or one of the rulers of the Free Cities thus forging a strong alliance and that is the role she was being prepared for. Meanwhile Eckbert was planning to marry Claudia Augustus, the sister of the future Emperor Marius who could provide him with a male heir with a claim to the Imperial Throne (Merilda's mother died a few years before). In the end he could not realize his plans as he was ambushed while leading a punitive expedition into the Land of the Cleavers.

Merilda ascended to the throne 15 years ago at the age of 16. She quickly realized that she has neither the taste nor the patience for day-to-day governing so she delegates most of these decisions to Vilgefortz, his Royal Advisor. Instead she focuses on goals that are close to her heart (e.g. stopping the Cleaver orc raids, ending famine in Rubia, building colonies on Two Sisters), on which she spares no expanse.

Due to the circumstances of her father's death she has a very negative view of orcs which led her to legalize their enslavement.
Mysterious Merchant

> *"It... It is a very powerful item, I assure you!"*
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The **Mysterious Merchant** is a gnome merchant who travels far and wide, dealing in magical and interesting items that are often of questionable usefulness. He travels from city to city in a covered wagon, and somehow always knows when and where to appear for parties of adventurers at the beginning of a quest.The Faultless Arrow encountered him twice, outside Gormouth and Oringrad, and purchased items from him both times. His identity and origins remain a mystery, but he appears to have great magical power. K developed an intense dislike for him.

## Inventory

* **Purse of Lesser Value:** a leather purse that magically transmutes a coin stored within it into a coin of lesser value.
* **Dagger of Neediness:** a dagger with an inscription that says "I will never leave your side." The dagger was purchased by Damos, who found in the heat of battle that it prevented him from wielding any other weapon. He eventually had the dagger reforged into a sword that grants immunity to disarmament.
* **Bagpipes of Ether:** A set of bagpipes that turn their piper ethereal as long as they are being played at full volume. Purchased by Ravagella.
* **Homing Badger:** purchased by Haereldor.
* **Grog of Substantial Whimsy**: A concoction of great but mysterious power, purchased by Gruntz. He later drank it during the siege of Oringrad, and it permanently causes fruit to sprout from his hair in spring.
* **Bag of Infinite Marbles**
* **Ring of Teleportation:** Teleports itself (but not the wearer) to any intended location.
* **Potion of Hydration:** a substance that is remarkably like water, and cures the drinker's thirst.
* **Band of Mending:** a roll of silvery material that can be used to bind objects together. Purchased by Ravagella, who found that the bond it forms is irreversible by any conventional means.
Ylsa Dorel

A rich city of Azure federation, where excessive use of magic was the lifestyle of the upper class for centuries. The government is formed by wealthy Guilds. Two Guilds in particular have interest in the Faultless arrow. The Major Guild of Silk has been the target of the heist by Chad and K, while Calenor and Cassiopeia were complicit. The Guild of Magical Trifles has been the target of the following heist by most of the same suspects (Haereldor instead of Calenor this time). The second heist was unsuccessful: the party captured the Guild’s airship but after negotiations gave up and were escorted out of the city.

The airship’s usual route is between the lower city of Ylsa - an endless maze of slums - and the fabled Enchanted Forest. The airship carries gatherers daily, and returns with a cargo of magical ingredients for spells and potions gathered in the Forest. Each of the gatherers has to have a Guild’s license to board the airship, and is paid by the Guild for all the collected ingredients. Besides gatherers, the airship is operated by two Guild members: a druid Jason Eane and a sorcerer Cruamros. Both elves, however Cruamros was killed during the raid so he might be reincarnated in a new body. The party’s attack on the airship angered the crowds in the lower city: nobody would like if the foreigners attack the wonder of their city, the main source of national pride, the airship.

The citizens of Ylsa have not much else to be proud of: their city is an equivalent of a radioactive wasteland after centuries of abuse of magic. A thick layer of magical fog hangs over the lower city, such that you won’t see the slums from the wizarding towers of the upper city. Some clusters of fog are carried by the wind into the streets. The fog’s properties are a mystery, which Calenor was eager to study after he saw one of the servants in the fashion district enter the fog to emerge a dozen years younger. Other effects that party witnessed are:

* Troll Strength (like Trollshape spell but preserves the skin color)
* (432) Spawn Hedgehog
* (211) Swearword turns into a living thing
* (236) Next time you touch somebody it’s a vampiric touch
* (131) Werefarmer curse (Chad has it now)
* (706) Toilet earthquakes (Haereldor has it now)

The locals seem to have some way to use the fog to their advantage in battle. The upperclassmen employ servants to fan away the fog as they walk in the streets.

The tower of the Guild of Magical Trifles is located in the district with a lot of stores that sell their magical ingredients along with plenty of other magical items. This district is always crowded with students of magical arts. There are plenty of kids studying magic in the upper city. One of their favorite entertainments is to watch spells going wild as somebody of the city wizards dumps old magical waste down the cliff. It seems that any spell ingredient thrown down that particular cliff has a chance to activate that corresponding spell in a random direction.
Rhaegos

"*If you lived as long as I did and saw everyone you knew grow old and die, then you would also come to the realization that your archenemy of 5000 years is the closest thing you have to a friend*"

Zoralth, the great red dragon
Rhaegos is one of the legendary great golden dragons. He lived in the Dragon Mountains south of Rubia.

Rhaegos has been fighting with his nemesis, the great red dragon Zoralth for millennia but neither managed to claim victory. This conflict usually involved not only their followers but the locals of the region (see Feyburn). This conflict also prevented Rubia from expanding southwards. Some scholars theorized that the fight could have been ended long ago but the dragons are treating it as a game and actually enjoying it.

During the invasion of Rubia Feyburn was the only city to defy the Imperium as it was under the protection of Rhaegos. The Imperium has cast an Edict of Frost on the Dragon Mountains to kill both Rhaegos and Zoralth, but they underestimated the power of the dragons. In the end Rhaegos sacrificed himself to contain the power of the Edict and save the people of the Dragon Mountains.
The Free Cities

The Free Cities of the South is a loose alliance of city states that stand together to protect their vast wealth and commercial interests.

The northernmost free city is Feyburn which was visited by the party in a previous campaign.

During the Invasion of Rubia the Free Cities refused to fight with their ally Rubia, instead they surrendered to the Minthras Imperium to avoid bloodshed (with the exception of Feyburn that was under the protection of the dragon Rhaegos).

Once the main invading force was destroyed at the battle of Oringrad, fearing open revolt, the remaining imperial forces were ordered to abandon the Upper Free Cities and secure the richer Lower Free Cities around the Golden Bay. Not much later the Upper Free Cities regained their independence and renewed their alliance with Rubia.
Rupert & Associates

A rookie adventuring party originating from Minthras Imperium. During the events of Mind over matter, Faultless Arrow encountered the only surviving member - a human fighter Rupert. He's not the brightest, and his signature move is charging at the enemy without a second thought. At the temple of Fharlaghnh he couldn't stop talking about his party's last adventure and how he wants to find enough treasure to revive his "Associates":

R&A investigated an orc hideout somewhere in the Waste. When they reached the hall where the orc leader should reside, they istead found a dragon. The description of the dragon matched the features of Zytophar, who Faultless arrow killed in Eremus minor along with its young offspring. This dragon, however, seemed to be somewhat weaker than Zytophar. Rupert has no recollection of how the fight went on, probably because he was knocked out at the very beginning after charging into dragonfire. When he came to, his party members were all dead, but untouched. Rupert concluded that they died peacefully of their wounds after defeating the dragon, whose blood and scales were scattered around the room, but no body was found. No dragon hoard was found either, which struck you as strange and unusual. Instead the dragon seemed to hold the position of orc leader and had some weird shamans by his side. Rupert piled the bodies of his friends on a horse and brought them to the nearest town of Wildemere, where "a nice person agreed to store them" while Rupert is raising money for resurrection.

Rupert didn't have enough to resurrect his three companions: a cleric, a rogue and a wizard, so he ventured north. In Tamor, he met with Jason, a cleric of Fharlaghnh, who guided him on a search of a legendary drug ayahuyasca. Jason convinced Rupert that it was his destiny to find this drug and recover the sacred knowledge that lies within himself. Rupert believed that following his destiny would make him a great adventurer, and collecting the treasure to revive his companions will be a piece of cake. During the ceremony, he nearly died, and when the party rescued him, he seemed to be much more centered on the now. He didn't talk about his dead friends as much, maybe he have accepted their departure.
Milton

"*When dealing with monsters or people I only have one rule: if it is hostile, kill it.*"

Milton, bounty hunter
Milton is a human ranger (two-weapon style master) in The Faultless Arrow.

## Early years

He was born into a merchant family but as the youngest child of five neither could he inherit the business nor could his family afford to give him a proper education. So as a child he was turned over to the Knights of the Holy Flame where he became a squire to one of the knights. There he learned firsthand that the world is not black-and-white that even holy people can be selfish and evil while even outlaws can be kind and merciful. In the end he could not stomach the hypocrisy of the order and left.

### Motivation for adventuring

Fighting being the only useful skill he learned from the knights he quickly became a sellsword in a mercenary company to earn a bit of money. Later, as he became more skilled, he transferred into the bounty hunting business where he could choose what assignments to pursue and what jobs to turn down.

Milton met The Faultless Arrow on the way from Feyburn to Gormouth and joined them in their adventures on the islands of Two Sisters.
Archmage Zykora

"*Frankly, I don't care who your father is and how influential your family is. If you want to work in my lab you have to show talent, ambition and perseverance.*"

Zykora to Princess Septima

Archmage Zykora is one of the highest ranking members of the Arcane Directorium. Unlike most of her colleagues she detests politics and is mostly occupied with her research. This attitude (of course) did her no favors and she would have been completely ignored within the Directorium, if not for her unparalleled talent in the magical arts.

As it turns out, word of her vast knowledge has reached the Emperor himself, who decided to ignore (or perhaps preferred) Zykora's apolitical attitude when choosing a mentor for his daughter, Princess Septima. What followed was predictable: Zykora was granted the title of Archmage, and suddenly she was no longer shunned by her peers. Even though she has direct access to the Emperor's family she never used her connections for personal gain. This is likely the reason Septima chose to stay with her even after her apprenticeship ended.

Zykora specializes in the nature of planes and the magic of extraplanar travel. This field has long been ignored in the Directorium, but there was a great spike in interest in the last few years. It is rumored that Zykora has discovered something comparable to the Edicts in significance.

It turned out that Zykora discovered a yet unknown, shielded plane of existence. Using an Edict she broke this barrier and sent several expeditions to this plane which returned with crystals infused with great magical powers. She did not know that this plane was the prison of the Sorrow, which she (inadvertently) set loose. Although initially she did manage to contain the Sorrow, the arrival of The Faultless Arrow allowed her to invade the pocket dimension where Zykora's laboratory was. She tried to stop the Sorrow by hastily creating an Edict, but the creature proved to be too powerful and it consumed her.
Big Trouble/Trivia

"Big Trouble"
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## General

* **Moral:** Just because you made one mistake doesn't mean you're a bad person.
* This is the third episode to start with "Big" after "Big Deal" and "Big Resolution".
* This is the third episode to end with "Trouble" after "Trailer Trouble" and "Car Trouble".
* Following this episode, there was a hiatus due to *Amphibia* (the third and final season) and *The Owl House* (the second season) resuming airing of their respective seasons. In addition, *The Ghost and Molly McGee* also started airing its third half of Season 1 after *Amphibia* and *The Owl House* finished its seasonal runs (series finale for *Amphibia*), pushing the next episode of the season to July, a week after *Molly'*s Season 1 finale "Molly Vs. The Ghost World" aired.
	+ Coincidentally, Zehra Fazal, who appeared as the store clerk, is also the voice of General Yunan on *Amphibia*.
	+ Along with it's sister episode, this is the last time that an episode of Big City Greens premieres on Disney Channel alongside a new episode of *The Ghost and Molly McGee*, as both shows would premiere separately from each other on said network until the latter show ends in 2024.
* This is the first time Tilly gets grounded.
	+ While this isn't the first time Tilly gets into trouble in a way, this is the first time she gets punished for this.
* The image of Tilly wearing rebellious clothes was first seen in a promotional image promoting the Season 3 premiere, along with images from "Boss Life", "Green Greens" and "Papaganda".
* This episode is Andromeda's first speaking role in Season 3.
* This episode reveals that due to Cricket getting into trouble the most, Bill has a reflex of only punishing and yelling at Cricket and not Tilly.
* According to himself, Bill gives Tilly extended TV privileges due to her being good.
* This is the second time Andromeda has her hair loose, with Clubbed being the first.
* Tilly says monarch butterflies are poisonous to birds. This is correct because in reality, monarch butterflies carry a toxin in their bodies to protect themselves, which could make their predators sick should they try to be consumed.
* When Tilly is talking to Gloria, Gloria's mug has a picture of baby Cricket printed on it.
* When the Sip 'n Snak cashier tells Tilly to leave, Tilly crawls on the floor crying and says "okay"; Remy did the same thing in the previous episode "Fast Foodie".

## Continuity

* The store Sip 'n Snak from "No Service" reappears; Cricket does not go there because he has been banned.
* The purple woman from "Fill Bill" makes a cameo appearance when a muscular pale yellow man saves her and they get engaged.
* When Tilly goes to admit she was stealing, the cashier is singing the Barry Cuda song.
Isdalf

Isdalf was a legendary wizard, the first person in recorded history who mastered Magic. Most students of the arcane arts spend years to study his achievements, yet they only cover a very small part of it.

Isdalf is widely credited with not only discovering how to use magic but also developing the first techniques on how to teach it. Although he had contemporaries who also mastered the Arcane, but they often hoarded their knowledge and were unwilling to share it. Isdalf, on the other hand, was more than willing to teach anyone who asked, he trained hundreds of students, most of whom returned to their homelands to found the first wizard academies.

Isdalf lived up to a venerable age of 300 years. There is no reliable record on how he died, but the teachings of most deities associate Isdalf with *The Gnome who Defied the Gods*. According to this legend, a proud gnome wizard became so powerful in his elder years that no mortal could oppose him and no feat of magic was beyond him. The people bowed before him, made him their leader and started worshipping him. This angered the Gods who demanded that he publicly submit to their authority. But his pride got the better of him and instead he publicly mocked the Gods. Such defiance could not go unpunished so the Gods smote him in front of the crowd to show that no mortal is above the Gods. Most academics are skeptical of this story as Isdalf is always described as a wise, reserved person, it would be very uncharacteristic of him to do something so foolish.
Dwarrowhome ('Khizadîn)

The Dwarrowhome ('Khizadîn = "place of the dwarrows") is the last refuge of the dwarrows, deep in the ˈErdâr Balbîth mountain range.

It is organized into five levels:

* The Temple of Moradin: The priests and the Council of Elders reside here. This level also contains the Library of the Chronicler Shebtâr.
* Stocks: Plants and livestock are kept on this level for food and raw materials. Wood and leather are rare and seen as valuable goods.
* Crafts: This level produces essentials for dwarrow life.
* Smithing Level: Metals are made into tools and weapons.
* Mining Level: Rock, crystals, adamantium and other ores are mined on this level.

## Old Dwarrowhome

The Old Dwarrowhome was abandoned centuries ago after an attack by mountain orcs.
Cassiopeia

**Cassiopeia**, sometimes known as **Cassiopeia the Bold**, is an elven wizard.

## Early life

Cassiopeia grew up in an elven mountain community loosely associated with the Free Cities of the South, near the border with the Land of the Cleavers. Her village's location near a strategic mountain pass allowed easy travel to obtain necessities from the Free Cities, but also put the villagers at risk of attack by Cleavers. Being the oldest of 11 children, Cassiopeia was expected to defend her family against orc invaders, so she trained and became proficient with elven bows and in hand-to-hand combat. At her coming-of-age ceremony, she was granted the title of "Cassiopeia the Bold," awarded in recognition of her great bravery and chivalry. However, she grew discontented with her life in the village. Her community and its leader were deeply devoted to the elven god Corellon Larethian, and this theocratic society did not suit the strong-willed Casseiopeia, who preferred to worship the goddess Erathis. She led a revolution against the village chief based on a heretical doctrine of her own creation. Her uprising succeeded, but Cassiopeia had had enough of village life. She left a compatriot in charge of the village and left in search of a new community.

## Travels and religious mission

After leaving the village of her youth, Casseiopeia travelled for some time as a nomadic missionary, stopping in other mountain villages and satellite towns of the Free Cities to convert others to her heretical sect. Eventually her travels brought her to Rubia, where she met Kelara, an attractive human wizard with an interest in joining Casseiopeia's sect. The two enjoyed several happy years together, during which time Kelara instructed Casseiopeia in the arcane arts. Unfortunately, Kelara was killed by mysterious hooded strangers in an apparent robbery around 20 years ago. Devastated, Cassiopeia sought solace in her faith. She was rewarded for her many years of service to Erathis in the form of a divine message that the tragedy was the work of Imperial mages. Casseiopeia had already suspected that Kelara's death was not as simple as it seemed; after all, ordinary robbers could never defeat such a powerful wizard. She vowed to devote herself to defeating the cabal in the Directorium.

## Magical training

Casseiopeia journeyed to the Arcane University to study magic, intending both to continue Kelara's life work, and to amass enough power herself to avenge her love's death. Over the next 20 years she became a powerful wizard in her own right. Knowing that the Directorium mages were responsible for Kelara's death, she will stop at nothing to exact vengeance. She also continues to worship Erathis and to spread her heretical teachings.
Rock Lee

## Techniques -

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* [[Rock Lee/Jutsu]]

Rock Lee is a Chunin of Konoha and the current Lover of Kasumi and Fuki.

He was a member of the same team as Might Gai, Tenten and Neji Hyuga.

Aside from being a Shinobi he is also working as a Porn-Actor in many movies.

After Sasuke's killing of Iruka Umino and Kizashi Haruno he was one of those who called for taking more proactive actions in desposing of the Uchiha.

Lee has recently a somewhat worse opinion of Naruto due to the Uzumaki calling for people to not call for revenge.
The Burned Man

The Burned Man is a former member of the Legion of Valor (V. Imperial Legion) who survived the Edict of Fire at Oringrad.

He is a member of a proud noble family who have served the Imperium for generations. Due to his fighting prowess, obedience and unwavering loyalty to the Emperor, he was allowed to join the Legion of Valor. He served well until that faithful day at Oringrad when the Edict struck. Spears of fire rained from the sky and a giant wall of flames descended in front of his unit. His orders were to hold, but fear gripped his heart: he dropped his weapon and ran, leaving his brothers and sisters-in-arms behind. In a blink of an eye his entire unit was turned to ash and soon the flames caught up with him as well. The fire burned his body, melted his armor, but for some reason he did not die. He became the sole survivor of the V. Legion.

When he awoke he found that his armor has melted and fused with his body. It saved his life, but he was trapped in it, condemning him to a miserable existence without comfort where every movement requires great effort. He somehow managed to get back to the Imperium, where he found himself to be an embarrassment: a coward who ran and survived. They couldn't even strip him of his armor, and not for the lack of trying. In the end he was sentenced to join the Dishonored, the penal battalion of the Legion.

His real name was initially not known to the party, he dares not to use it to avoid bringing dishonor to his family. But it seems the Gods still have a purpose for him: he has been told that he will have a part to play. He joined with The Faultless Arrow in Eremus Minor in their quest to find the Godhammer.

It turned out the Gods really had a plan for him. Due to his unique condition only he could disarm the barrier around the portal to Isdalf's laboratory. But even his armor could not protect him from the elements of the Fire Plane which vaporized him. But before that he revealed that his real name was Livius Aedinius. The party only found out later that he was the cousin of their comrade, Calenor.
Big Picture/Trivia

"Big Picture"
 Gallery
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## General

* **Morals:**
	+ You shouldn't let other's validation control your life and feelings.
	+ Some people are raised differently than their ancestors, and they don't let anything change that.
	+ Never act like you know something when in reality, you don't.
* This is the fourth episode to start with "Big" after "Big Deal", "Big Resolution", and "Big Trouble".
* When the photo of Alexander and Terry is seen, roses can be seen on the table, hinting the two are an LGBT couple.
	+ The caption of their photo says "Date night!", which solidifies the idea that they are gay.
* According to Mr. Banana's assistant, the movie *Honey, You Turned Me Into A Monkey!* was made some time in the '90s.
* This is Remy's last absence in Season 3.
Bad Dad and Junk Junkie/Credits

## Opening Credits for Bad Dad

**Story by**
Nate Federman

**Written by**
Nate Federman
Gabi Rodea
Carl Edward Mongan

**Storyboarded by**
Gabi Rodea
Carl Edward Mongan

**Directed by**
Nick Sumida

## Opening Credits for Junk Junkie

**Story by**
Laura Eichhorn

**Written by**
Laura Eichhorn
Raj Brueggemann
Sam King

**Storyboarded by**
Raj Brueggemann
Sam King

**Directed by**
Nick Sumida

## End credits

**Executive Producers**
Chris Houghton
Shane Houghton

**Co-Executive Producer**
Stephen Sandoval

**Producer**
Mike Coughlin

**Line Producer**
Kevin Donelan

**Story Editors**
Lacey Dyer & Julia Layton

**Supervising Director**
Jonathon Wallach

**With the Voice Talents of**

**Additional Voices**
Marieve Herington
Lance Barber
Colton Dunn
Roger Craig Smith
Chris Houghton
Shane Houghton

**Talent Coordinator**
Hannah Sloan

**Character Clean-up**Cierra Wiley
**Prop Design**Austin Smith

**Timing Supervisor**David Lyman
**Animation Checker**Justin Schultz

"Big City Greens Main Title Theme"
**Written And Performed By**
The Mowgli's

"Do It All Again"
**Written By**
Shane Houghton
Chris Houghton

**Produced By**
Joachim Horsley

**Music by**
Joachim Horsley

**Animation Production by**
Sugarcube
Rough Draft Korea Co., Ltd

**Original Dialogue Mixers**Steve FrendJordan King
**Supervising Dialogue Mixer**Mark Kondracki, CAS

**Production Associate**Dreanna Castellanos
**Production Secretary**Abigail Swoap

**Script Coordinator**
Dawn Connors

**Senior Production Accountant**
Isabella Yee

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For the purposes of United Kingdom copyright, DISNEY ENTERPRISES, INC. was the owner of copyright in this television production immediately after it was made.
Big City Greens: Volume 6

**Big City Greens: Volume 6** is a digital download collection from iTunes. It was released in 2022.

## Synopsis

Follow the offbeat adventures of 10-year-old Cricket Green, a mischievous and optimistic country boy who moves to the big city with his wildly out-of-place family.

## Trivia

* The volume was erroneously rated TV-Y upon initial release.
Bill Theme Song Takeover

## Video

**Bill Theme Song Takeover** is the second ***Theme Song Takeover*** short has Bill Green singing the theme song, telling Tilly and Cricket how he’s dreaming about making his own farming show.

## Intro

**Gloria**: Look alive, you little twerps. Its theme song time.

**Tilly**: *(feels desperate and despair)* How are we still trapped in this never-ending loop?

**Cricket**: There's no escape.

**Bill**: *(Pop out of nowhere on the left side behind the logo)* Hang on, kids. What if I told you I've been dreaming up a brand new television program that's all about vegetable farming?

**Cricket**: What?

**Tilly**: Oh, dear, I see where this is headed.

**Bill**: It's finally time for my theme song takeover. Hit that music like the rain hits soil.

**Cricket**: *(tackle against the camera)* No, no, NO, ***NO!!!***

## Lyrics

Welcome to "Bill Green's Farming Show,"

Where learn how your veggies grow.

We'll cover eggplants, corn, and carrots,

Judge different colored flowers on their florets.

All of the seeds!

All the world will tune in as we

Dabble in some hydroponics,

Study soil with mnemonics.

Life is never dull

With ladybugs for pest control.

## Outro

**Bill**: So what do you think of my show? Do you dig it? *(rimshot played in the background)* Get it?

**Tilly**: Uh, Papa, as much as we enjoyed your song, I'm not sure a TV network will find your program as, eh, sustainable as your farming practices.

**Cricket**: Dad, we love ya, but I think what Tilly is trying to say is, your show sounds ***BORRRRRIIIIIING!!!***

**Tilly**: Cricket, it's not always nice to tell the truth. *(Drag Cricket out of the logo and Bill, while he’s groans in disappointment and lie down on the carpet)*

**Gloria**: Oh, hey, Mr. Green. Some friends and I are volunteering at the community garden this weekend. Any chance you could tag along to offer--

**Bill**: It would be my honor! Who needs their own TV show anyway?

**Gloria**: Um, [chuckles awkwardly] yeah, cool. Thanks.

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Bill Theme Song Takeover**.*

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/dssiegel/status/1498101109574946819
2. ↑  https://twitter.com/dssiegel/status/1498101111282044928
Baby City Greens

## Video

**Baby City Greens** is the fourth ***Theme Song Takeover*** short. It acts as an April's Fool Day joke.

## Intro

**ANNOUNCER**: Coming soon, your favorite country family returns--in a brand new show, "Baby City Greens."

[lullaby music]

**Cricket**: Hey, Baby Remy, will you count how many chickens we can launch into space?

**Remy**: Of course, Baby Cricket. One chicken, two chickens, three chickens.

**Tilly**: Hi babies, have you seen my goat Melissa?

**Cricket**: Hmm, I don't see a goat.

**Remy**: I don't see a goat either.

**Cricket** (to Bill): Do you see Tilly's goat?

**Bill:** Why are you talking to me like that? And wait why am I a baby?

**Grandma**: Because this is "Baby City Greens", Bill.

**Bill:** Ma, where's your face?

**Grandma:** I'm the unseen authority figure.

**Cricket:** Just go with it, dad. Bing goo goo, bang ga ga. Hit it!

## Lyrics

**ANNOUNCER**: (SINGING) Turn on your television screens.

It's time for "Baby City Greens."

There's Baby Cricket, he's a scamp,

but eats his veggies like a champ.

Baby Remy's full of charm.

Baby Vasquez keeps him from harm.

Gramma Alice stops their fights making sure everything's alright.

**Gramma**: (SPEAKING) There you go.

**ANNOUNCER**: (SINGING) Now don't forget about Baby Tilly.

She and Saxon are so silly.

**Saxon**: Hi, I'm Saxon, the magic potato sack.

**Tilly**: [gasps] You can talk?

**Saxon**: Of course I can, Tilly. I'll take it from here. Hop in!

**Tilly**: Whee!

**ALL**: (SINGING) Watch as they all play together.

Gloria is quite the artist.

Baby Cricket's not the smartest.

Friendships that will last forever.

How much cuter can they get by learning 'bout the alphabet.

They'll crawl into your heart.

And now the show's about to start.

**Cricket**: (SPEAKING) We're ready?

## Outro

**ALL**: April Fools!

**Bill**: Wait, if this was just an April Fool's prank, ***how am I still a baby?!*** ***WAAAAHHHHH!!!!!***

## Gallery

*Click **here** to view the gallery for **Baby City Greens**.*

## Trivia

* Unlike the past installments, this short is animated with Adobe Flash like *Random Rings* and *Broken Karaoke*.

## Errors

* When the singer says "Gloria is quite the artist", the captions transcript it as "Gloria is [inaudible] artist".

## References

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/shanehoughton/status/1642540552515366913?s=20
Cleaver Orcs

## The Confederacy of Orc Tribes

The Cleaver Orcs were a loose confederacy of orc tribes that live east of the Kingdom of Rubia and west of the Minthras Imperium. There was significant infighting among the tribes and clans and they only joined forces when raiding their neighbors which they have been doing for many decades now.

The land is largely infertile but it has the only direct land routes between the Minthras Imperium and the Kingdom of Rubia. These trade routes are under the joint protection of the tribes, for which the merchants pay heavy "protection fees". Several towns have been established along these routes, they mostly serve as pit stops for the traders and are notoriously lawless.

In recent years Emperor Marius has decided to put an end to the orc threat and "pacify" the Cleaver lands. Having learned from the past mistakes of Rubian and Cascadian kings his first wave of attack was sending in covert agents and diplomats to create as much strife as possible between the tribes. This led to a number of small wars among the Cleaver tribes which both Rubia and the Imperium took advantage of. Rubia started organizing slaver expeditions to abduct entire tribes and use them as labor in their new colonies. Meanwhile the Imperium started annexing the neighboring clans.

By the time the orcs realized the danger it was already too late. They mounted a last desperate stand at Ragged Gorge, but they were easily defeated although both Rubia and Cascadia gave aid to the orcs to curb imperial expansion.

## After the Imperial Conquest

As all the chieftains fell at Ragged Gorge the remaining orcs either became slaves to the Imperium or fled westward. It was Lagash, high priestess of Gruumsh from the Rockcrusher tribe, who took it upon herself to unite the fleeing groups and form a single army, strong enough to defend itself.

It did not take long for the Imperium to notice and dispatch their armies. As direct battle would have been fatal, Lagash ordered the orcs to enter Rubia and fortify a valley in the Cascadian Mountains where they will make their new home. Her instincts were right: the Imperial Army left them alone and instead attacked Rubia. Meanwhile the Rubians, instead of attacking, begged the orcs for help, which she offered in exchange for slaves, loot, the liberation of all orc slaves and a formal recognition of the new Cleaver lands. In the end she only got the last as the orc army was wiped out by the Edict of Fire during the battle or Oringrad.

Despite these setbacks Lagash managed to remain a popular leader, credited for saving her prople from slavery and destruction. She is determined to forever change the Cleaver orcs by uniting them into a nation of orcs, ruled not by war-minded chieftains but wise priestesses with her at the top.
Alice's father

## Unnamed Green family member

**Alice's father** is an unnamed character in *Big City Greens* and member of the Green family. He is the father of Alice Green.

## Appearance

### Physical

He is depicted as a yellow-skinned middle-aged person. He is also bald on top. He has a large brown beard as well.

He looks strikingly similar to Bill.

### Attire

He wears a black hat with a red stripe on it, forest green shirt with the sleeves rolled up, dark blue pants, brown suspenders, and dark brown shoes.

## History

Alice's father was about to sell the family farm when water ran dry, but Alice's quick thinking and finding of a water well saved it. ("Family Legacy")
Lagash

Lagash used to be the high priestess of Gruumsh in the Rockcrusher tribe. Due to a rash oath of service to Lord Ordric Hartward by their chief the Rockcrusher tribe was forced to travel from the Land of Cleavers to Silent Cliff and stand guard at the Hartward Manor. Although they were promised immortality, Lord Hartward never delivered on his promise, while the orcs promised him 20 years of service. With the aid of The Faultless Arrow she managed get her tribe out of service, allowing them to leave the accursed land. In the process she effectively replaced the chieftain, making the Rockcrusher tribe one of the few that are ruled by women.

Although they returned to their homeland but the luck of the Rockcrusher tribe did not improve: the Imperium has been waging a bloody war to subjugate the Cleaver orcs. At the battle at Ragged Gorge the orcs were defeated and the entire leadership of the Cleavers was lost. At this point Lagash found her calling: she gathered as many of the fleeing orc groups as she could and merged them into her tribe. Soon she became the leader of all free Cleaver orcs. Her goals are clear: to keep her people safe and to forge the disperate tribes into a united and free orc nation.
ˈErdâr Balbîth

The ˈErdâr Balbîth ("mountains of fresh crystals") are an enormous, towering mountain range in the northern part of the Old Continent. They rise up from the Northern Plains and are drained by the Kibil-nâla River. Surujabâzar is the only large city close to the mountains. The ˈErdâr Balbîth range is covered in glaciers. It's forested valleys are inhabited by mountains orcs, trolls, fey, and treants.

## The Valley

The largest valley, just north of the tall front range, is known as The Valley. Glaciers feed a great lake, which is drained by a maelstrom. Mountain orcs live in the south of The Valley. Every century, they celebrate the Gruumsh Games. The forests are inhabited by Seelie Court Fey in the south and Unseelie Court Fey in the north. The Beacon, a seam of adamantium ore that gleams in the sunset, marks the range north of The Valley. The Darkest Forest, inhabited by treants, lies at the foot of this range. The entrance to the Old Dwarrowhome is located below The Beacon. It leads to the Dwarrowhome ('Khizadîn), the last refuge of the dwarrows.
Battle of Kaedwen Crossing

The first battle during the Imperial invasion of Rubia between the Royal and Imperial armies was at Kaedwen Crossing.

For weeks before the battle the Royal Army has been fortifying the Rubian side of the Red Orin river, waiting for the inevitable onslaught from imperial forces. The battle started with right after sunset as a large contingent of Crimson Tide tried to ford the river. As the Rubians were prepared for this, the Tide sustained enormous casualties. They were mostly freshly recruited Cleaver orcs.

What the Rubians did not know was that under the cover of darkness (and with magical help from the Directorium) the elite Imperial Legion crossed the river and managed to sneak up behind the Royal Army. Just as the wave of veteran Tide soldiers started attacking from the front the Legion attacked the Rubians in the back.

From that point on it was no longer a battle but a massacre. It was only the heroic sacrifice of the Knights of the Holy Flame that saved the Royal Army from certain doom. The knights held the Legion at bay while the rest fled to the Willow Grove. The Imperial Army did not dare to follow fearing the power the local druids had over the swamp.
Banana Song

This page should be **revised** to bring it up to Big City Greens Wiki standards found in the Manual of Style.

## **Artist(s)**

### **Vocalist(s)**

Cricket Green (Chris Houghton)
Tilly Green (Marieve Herington)
Gloria Sato (Anna Akana)

## Video

The **Banana Song** is a song which is sung by Cricket and Tilly Green in an attempt to cheer up Gloria. It appears in "'Rent Control".

## Lyrics

**Cricket** and **Tilly**: Ba-na-na-na-na-na-na,

Ba-na-na-na-na-na-na!

**Cricket:** Here's an ice cream for you!

**Tilly:** And a burly man too!

**Cricket and Tilly:** Ba-na-na-na-na-na-na-

**Gloria:** *Okay, will you two stop?*
Bedford Park

**Bedford Park** is a minor location in *Big City Greens*. It is a suburb of Big City within the Big City metropolitan area.

As mentioned in "Coffee Quest", Gloria used to live there with her parents before she moved to the city.

## Trivia

* In "Dirt Jar", the Kludge passes through a suburb before reaching Smalton. It could most likely be Bedford Park, given that it has the same building as the one in Gloria's family photo.
* It is similar to the real Bedford Park, a residential neighborhood in the Bronx.
Big City Beach

A beautiful day for a trip to the beach.

The **Big City Beach** is a minor location in *Big City Greens*; its only appearance so far is in the episode "Shark Objects".

## History

In "Shark Objects" Cricket takes to the nearby sea to prank unknowing familes and people alike, until the lifeguard decides to take things into his own hands and nearly harpoons him.

Gramma was sent to beach jail due to picking a fight with a seagull.
Bat Girl/Errors

"Bat Girl"
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* Sometimes, "Sue-Zers" is spelt as "Sue-zers" (without the CamelCase) in the closed-captions. This also happened to "The Elites."

* During the pan shot of the Sue-Zers knocked out, Tilly is covered in mud and scars; when Nancy rallies the team after joining, Tilly is clean.

* Tilly's body seems to show inconsistencies throughout the episode, which is highlighted through two highly visible errors.
	+ The first error is her inconsistent height.
		- The first instance of this appears when Nancy is talking to Cricket and Tilly in the beginning, where Tilly appears much taller than usual. She returns to her normal height in subsequent shots.
		- Some scenes also show her the same height as the Elites, while others show her a bit taller than them.
	+ The second is her seemingly inconsistent body shape.
		- During the beginning and end of the episode, it is consistent with previous instances ("Times Circle" linked), then seems to inexplicably have a bigger belly after Nancy takes Cricket's position.
		- It reverts back to normal just by the end of the episode (after the game and after she hugs Nancy).

* When Remy screams the Disney+ Captions mispells “screams” as “sreams”
* When Nancy says "Make way, Mama's gettin' her steps in!" her lips are out of sync. Also, Gabriella’s eyes are really wonky in that scene.
* When Nancy says "Sorry again that we had to lose," the captions exclude the word "again".
* In the beginning, Community Sue screams "TWEET!" to call the kids because she says she forgot her whistle; however, when the Elites arrive, Sue is seen wearing a whistle.
	+ *Although, it may be possible that someone gave her the whistle before the Elites arrived, or she had it in her pocket the whole time and she forgot.*
* During the Sue-Zers meeting at the beginning, Kiki has her face shield up. When the Elites arrive and the kids notice, Kiki has her face shield down, then when Tilly says "They don't seem too bad," Kiki's face shield is up again.

* Bill’s permanent eye bags are missing at the beginning of the episode. They reappear when the game starts.
* On Disney+, this episode and "The Van" were initially listed as Episode *9*. However, it was later fixed and labeled Episode *29*.
America Rat (franchise)

America Rat is a franchise in Big City Greens. It is a parody of Captain America.

### Movies

* America Rat (not mentioned)
* America Rat 2 Part 1 (not mentioned)
* America Rat 2 Part 2 (not mentioned)
* America Rat 2 Part 3 (not mentioned)
* America Rat 2 Part 4 (not mentioned)
* America Rat 2 Part 5 (not mentioned)
* America Rat 2 Part 6 (not mentioned)
* America Rat 2 Part 7 (not mentioned)
* America Rat 2 Part 7½ (mentioned by Gabriella in "Date Night")
* America Rat Returns (not mentioned)
* America Rat Returns Again (shown on a movie rack in "Quiet Please")

There is also one unnamed movie that Cricket mentions in "Date Night", where Canada Cat turns Times Circle into a giant litter box.

America Rat (character) is also shown in another movie, The Affiliates, which is a parody of Avengers.
Amy Hill

**Amy Marie Hill** (May 9, 1953) is an American stand-up comedian, actress and voice actress known for often playing grandmother or motherly type roles in both live-action and voice roles. Hill's first major role was as Yung-Hee "Grandma" Kim on *All-American Girl* where her character became the breakout character of the short-lived television series.

Hill has been a mainstay on American television in her work, many of her roles being recurring roles the most notable roles being, Mrs. DePaulo on *That's So Raven*, Mama Tohru on *Jackie Chan Adventures*, Mrs. Hasagawa in *Lilo & Stitch: The Series* (reprising the same character she played in *Lilo & Stitch*), Ah-Mah Jasmine Lee in *The Life and Times of Juniper Lee*, Judy Harvey in *Enlightened*, Mah Mah Ling in *American Dad!*, Beverly Tarantino in *Mom* and Ms. Mannering in *Preacher*.

Hill is currently a series regular on the Amazon Video web television show *Just Add Magic* as Mama P along with recurring in *Unreal* as Dr. Wagerstein on the basic cable network Lifetime and The CW romantic comedy musical *Crazy Ex-Girlfriend* as Lourdes Chan.

In film, she played Mrs. Kwan in *The Cat in the Hat*, Sue in *50 First Dates*, and Mrs. Ho-Kim in *Next Friday*. She plays Teuila "Kumu" Tuileta, the cultural curator of Robin Master's estate, in the 2018 reboot series *Magnum P.I.*

In *Big City Greens*, she guest stared as the voice of Mrs. Sato in the episode "'Rent Control".
Wicked Curses

Through party's adventures, many of the party members got cursed, some multiple times. In this page we list all the wicked curses. Having a curse is generally looked down upon, but it makes for a good bar story. Also rebellious teenagers (Chad) find them cool.

## Illithid nightmares

Under Dewport, party (Chad, K, Damos, Gruntz, Ravagella) was cursed by Arya the mindflayer after they had a standoff with her. They now sometimes have tentacle nightmares or see hallucinations with Illythids.

## Banished from libraries

After violating the rules of Great Temple of Libros, the party (Haereldor, Calenor, Chad, Damos, Ravagella) was attacked by shadows. It was also made clear to them that this will now happen in any library on both continents. Calenor later made generous donations to Libros that partially alleviated this problem for him, but the other party members still have to watch out.

## Animal fear

The Haereldor's disposable badgers ran out in Tomb of Horrors. No animal across the planes wants to be summoned by him. Obad-hai granted them a sense of primal fear that they now experience when they feel the summoning, so they jump away from the spell.

## Curses of the fog

Two of the party members entered the magical fog in Ylsa without a guide. The effects are full of substantial whimsy:

* (131) Werefarmer curse (Chad has it now)
* (706) Toilet earthquakes (Haereldor has it now)