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Zee Brind

# **This is a Deleted Character.**

Zee Brind is a removed characters from the timeline becuase Zee is not need anymore.

## Biography

### When his Mum give birth to Zee

When She mum give birth to Zee. She was kidnapped by they villain friends and give her to a other family and she mum was sad and wants to get who kidnapped her Daughter but his Dad have hope Zee will find out her true family.

## Personality

Zee is nice but when people are nice to her. She try give people to be good but if they don't be good well he have too fight back. Zee no good at making friends he is more of a loner.

## Powers and Abilities

Zee has ice powers. She can do with her ice powers is make ice and remove ice.

## Gallery

* Gacha
* Concept Art

Zane Brind
Amy Kent

**Amy Kent** is a custom character in the Lego Batman Series and Lego DC Super Villians.

## Biography

### Background

She was born and raised in Kent farm in Sunset City on a hill, Kansas, and likes hanging out on the farm and hanging Sunset City on a hill, Kansas and likes hanging on out around on the farm and also likes to hang out with Mary Brind.

### Best friend gives up powers

When Ethan Brind put the house on fire with his powers now they have nowhere to live, so Mary packed her things with her best friend Amy Kent and Mary gave Mary pack her things with her best friend Amy Kent and Mary gave Mary pack her things live with her best friend Amy Kent and Mary did give up her powers too.

### Helping Mary

When Mary and Amy Kent are at a café they saw a villain and the villain is robbing the café with a gun. Mary just watches but Amy Kent minds her she has powers but Mary doesn't want to use her powers because her brother set the house on fire. Amy Kent said ''But you do not like him'' Mary look at the phone and look at the times when she use her powers and a video of her wanting power. Mary look up at the villain and said ''you're right''. Mary finds some seeds left in her bag and try using them on the villain. Guess what people are liking her and got screenshots and videos of her. Mary did feel good about it so she going used her powers to be a hero and try to hang out with her best friend too.

## Personality

Amy is Sentimental, Philosophical, and Nice.

## Appearance

Amy has light skin, brown hair, and green eyes.

## Gallery

* Art
* Lego
Keyboard layout

A **keyboard layout** is any specific physical, visual or functional arrangement of the keys, legends, or key-meaning associations (respectively) of a computer keyboard, mobile phone, or other computer-controlled typographic keyboard.

*Physical layout* is the actual positioning of keys on a keyboard. *Visual layout* is the arrangement of the legends (labels, markings, engravings) that appear on those keys. *Functional layout* is the arrangement of the **key-meaning association** or **keyboard mapping**, determined in software, of all the keys of a keyboard; it is this (rather than the legends) that determines the actual response to a key press.

Modern computer keyboards are designed to send a scancode to the operating system (OS) when a key is pressed or released: this code reports only the key's row and column, not the specific character engraved on that key. The OS converts the scancode into a specific binary character code using a "scancode to character" conversion table, called the keyboard mapping table. This means that a physical keyboard may be dynamically mapped to any layout without switching hardware components—merely by changing the software that interprets the keystrokes. Often, a user can change keyboard mapping in system settings. In addition, software may be available to modify or extend keyboard functionality. Thus the symbol shown on the physical key-top need not be the same as appears on the screen or goes into a document being typed. Some settings enable the user to type supplementary symbols which are not engraved on the keys used to invoke them. Modern USB keyboards are plug and play; they communicate their (default) visual layout to the OS when connected (though the user is still able to reset this at will).

## Kawagoenese keyboard layouts

In Kawagoeland, keyboard layouts require support for the four official languages of Kawagoeland: Japanese, Mandarin, English, Dutch. There are also keyboard layouts for indigenous languages of Kawagoeland.

Kawagoenese Japanese can be sometimes hard to type quickly on a computer because it uses three scripts: Chinese characters, hiragana, and katakana. Because of vocabulary differences, Kawagoenese Japanese also uses a set of Chinese characters that are never used in Japan. The Kawagoenese Hiragana Standard is the acceptable layout for writing Japanese hiragana and katakana.
Trolleybus

A **trolleybus** (also known as **trolley bus**, **trolley coach**, **trackless trolley**, **trackless tram** – in the 1910s and 1920s – or **trolley**) is an electric bus that draws power from dual overhead wires (generally suspended from roadside posts) using spring-loaded trolley poles. Two wires, and two trolley poles, are required to complete the electrical circuit. This differs from a tram or streetcar, which normally uses the track as the return path, needing only one wire and one pole (or pantograph). They are also distinct from other kinds of electric buses, which usually rely on batteries. Power is most commonly supplied as 600-volt direct current, but there are exceptions.

From the 1970s trolleybuses in Kawagoeland became a thing of the past and only Hakone, the Halloween capital of Granhaul, has chosen to retain its traditional trolleybus network. The trolleybus network was opened in 1936. Although it was threatened with a closure in 1965, Hakone's funding to purchase Lancia 140 trolleybuses and preservation groups managed to keep the trolleybus network alive. Hakone is the only city in the world with working double-decker trolleybuses.

## Hakone

The Halloween capital of Granhaul, Hakone, is the only city in the world to still operate double-decker trolleybuses, and the only such traditional system in Kawagoeland. The system opened in 1936. Hakone's trolleybus system is exclusively operated with Alexander Dennis double-decker trolleybuses as the last Dennis Condor trolleybus was retired in April 2020.

## Himeji

Himeji opened the trolleybus system in 1944 and was decommissioned in 1969. It was operated by the West Himeji Bus Office Company.

## Mokusei

Mokusei had a traditional trolleybus system until 1968.
Wasako, Hokkeiyama

**Wasako** (Japanese: 和佐子市 *Wasako-shi*) is a city in the state of Hokkeiyama.

The town was rebuilt as a city between 1946 and 1956, years after the towns of Wasako and Amiyabōshi were completely destroyed by a 1944 fire. Wasako, rebuilt as a city, was designed in a grid plan, with Googie being the dominant architecture of the buildings in the city.

## History

Wasako was founded in 1773 as a hamlet, and was granted a town status in 1896.

Wasako's worst event in 1944 was a massive fire that destroyed over 200 buildings and killed 40 people, nearly destroying the entire town. Americans started a donation fund to rebuild the town of Wasako as a city, using Googie architecture as a base for the design and construction of buildings in the city. The city was designed in an American grid plan for easier movement, and designed as a bus- and train-oriented city. In 1965, Wasako opened an escalator and walkway system that linked the western and eastern parts of the city centre, spanning 610 metres. One year later, Wasako opened a pedestrian system linked by lifts in the suburb of Hakone, which was close to Wasako's city centre.

In 1983, the city of Wasako is one of the two cities whose buildings are Googie architecture-styled, along with Munakata.

## Transport

Wasako was planned as a bus- and train-oriented city. The government of Kawagoeland banned car culture from competing with public transport ridership (including bus ridership) and cycling in 1953 in an effort to reduce air pollution emitted by cars; thus the city of Wasako usually discourages the use of private vehicles except for bicycles.

The M18 serves the city of Wasako. Numerous highways such as the A287 and the NA280 serve Wasako.

The Horifune Escalator System (Japanese: 堀船エスカレーターシステム *Horifune esukarētāshisutemu*) is a 610-metre outdoor escalator and walkway system opened on 4 July 1965, despite being one of the original plans of Wasako. The system is operated by Wasako Bus Office Company.

Wasako Bus Office Company is a bus company that operates bus services in Wasako.

Wasako Inter-Rail Corporation is a company that operates metro services in Wasako. Wasako Metro opened in 1960 as Kawagoeland's fifth metro system with the opening of the monorail line U1. A year later, the steel-rail based U2 opened. Currently, Wasako Metro consists of six lines (U1 to U6), with the seventh line (U7), a monorail, under construction.

Wasako Metro lines
Sophia Larne

Amya mada (step sister)

Isla rose (mum)

**Sophia Larne** is step sister is Amya mada.

## Biography

### Early life

It's not lot about Sophia early life but they did do lot of dancing than they was kid.

### Becoming a hero

Sophia is sad that Amya mada "died" but they want make Amya by being a hero but they did not know how at first but they try help lot more people out and they met Black Ponk at the bar.

## Personality

Sophia is a shy person who like help others in needs but they can get mad a little too easily so yeah but they like know what's going on anytime so hey are in the treads because they never want be left out.

## Appearance

Sophia has black skain with olive brown hair with two bons at the top and They have one blue eye on the left and gold on the other right eye. They has 3 balck spots on their face. They wears a white tack top with golden armor on. They have grey lagging onand white shoes on.

## Powers and Abilities

Sophia has a golden Bow and arrow. They can jump high because they are good at gymnastics.

## Gallery

* Videos
* Concept Art
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Timeline

* Agents of Deadline

The ponk wiki

#### 1830s

* In 1831 Pongium declared independence from Ponk and Leopold I of Pongium became king.
* In 9th April, 1835 Leopold II of Pongium is born

#### 1850s

* In 18th Februrary, 1858 Louise of Pongium is born.

#### 1860s

* In 10 December, 1865 Leopold I of Pongium died and his son Leopold II became king.

#### 1880s

* In April 30th, 1818 Dorothea of Pongium is born.
* In 1885 Leopold II of Pongium founded the Congo Free State in africa.

### 20th Century

#### 1900s

* In 1904 Franz Joseph I of Pongium is born.
* In 1905 the Congo Free State Declared independence but Leopold II of Pongium refused.
* In 17 December, 1909 Leopold II of Pongium died and his daughter Louise was the queen.

#### 1910s

* In 1914 World War One started by an assassintion of an heir in Austria.
* In April 27, 1916 Louise of Pongium's son Leopold died in World War One
* In 1918 World War One ended.

#### 1920s

* In 1st March, 1924 Louise of Pongium died and her daughter Dorothea was the queen.

#### 1950s

* In August 15th 1950 Franz Joseph II of Pongium is born.

#### 1960s

In Janurary 21st, 1967 Dorothea of Pongium died and her cousins son Franz Joseph I inherited the thorne.

#### 1970s

In 18th September, 1974 Charles of Pongium is born.

#### 1980s

* In 1981 Franz Joseph I of Pongium died and his son Franz Joseph II of Pongium inherited the thorne.
* In 1981 Franz Joseph II of Pongium divorced his wife before the coronation.

### 21st Century

#### 2000s

* Same-Sex marriage is legalized in June 1st, 2003.
* Franz Joseph II of Pongium was the first person to same sex marry to Robert Knox.
Tanamuro Centre

The **Tanamuro Centre** (Japanese: 棚室中心 *Tanamuro chūshin*) is a small shopping centre located at 95-103 Matsuko Avenue. It was opened in 2018. Shops include ParknShop, milyonland, Quon, ZARA, OneWorld, and Kawagoeland Post.

## Prism Stone

Prism Stone Tanamuro Centre is a fashion shop opened in the same year as Tanamuro Centre.

## Lifts

* **Passenger lift:** This passenger lift is an Aritco 9000, with a speed of 0.15 m/s, and a capacity of 400 kg (882 lbs) or 5 persons.
* **Freight lift:** This freight lift is a Celestia lift that acts as a dumbwaiter. This lift has a capacity of 3500 kg (7717 lbs) or 46 persons.
Amy Brown

The half God Hero

**Amy Brown** is a hero what is half god and half human.

## Biography

### When be finded out she's a god

When she was 6 she wanted to save people lives and stop the bad people but no one think see can save people lives but from she was 15 year old she finded out she's a half god by her real dad named Zeo. So she learn they gods own her own to think about herself more then ever but she some times ask her real Dad what to do and he said ''be your own you and you can find what you looking for inside of you.'' So Amy said ''What am I looking for?'' Her Dad said ''You see'' Amy said bye to her Dad and walk way thinking what she is looking for.

## Personality

Amy is shy but loves cats. She don't want do the bad things becuase she don't want people to hate her.

## Appearance

Amy has blonde hair with light blue eyes. She have dark lighty skin like the sun. She wears yellow superhero clothes with a blue cape.

## Powers and Abilities

Amy has a power of a half god and can do anything powerfull like mindcontrol and other gods power things.
B & L Universe Wiki

**Welcome to the B & L Universe Wiki!**
B & L Universe wiki and it means Babbles and Leon Universe.

## Characters

Beth DemonDaisyEthan BrindGammonMary BrindAmya mada (White Girl)
## Items

Stores of HeartKatanasBottle

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Webkinz Holdings Kawagoeland

**Webkinz Holdings Kawagoeland Co., Ltd.** (Japanese: ウェブキンズ・ホールディングス・カワゴエランド株式会社 *Webukinzu hōrudingusu kawagoerando kabushikigaisha*; Mandarin: Webkinz控股川越国有限公司 *Webkinz kònggǔ chuānyuè guó yǒuxiàn gōngsī*) is a company founded in 2010 as a joint venture between Ganz and Hanadera Toys Company, which allowed Webkinz soft toys to reach Kawagoenese shores. The website is kawagoeland.webkinz.com.

## Products

### Animation

Webkinz Holdings Kawagoeland produced its first animated film animated by Himeji Animation Factory, *Webkinz Magical Witches*, a Halloween special, which was never released outside of Kawagoeland nor dubbed in any language other than Japanese.

Webkinz Holdings Kawagoeland produced *Webkinz Magical Garden*, its first animated series, and was animated by Himeji Animation Factory, spanning 65 episodes over two seasons. It premiered on Fukuoka 2 on its Monday 16:00 timeslot. The show's intro was animated by PIL Animation of Israel.
Metrication

**Metrication** or **metrification** is the act or process of converting to the metric system of measurement. All over the world, countries have transitioned from local and traditional units of measurement to the metric system. This process began in France during the 1790s, and is still continuing more than 200 years later, with the modern International System of Units, as the metric system has not yet been fully adopted in all countries and areas.

Despite this, the populace continued to use the US customary units of measurement until 1 December 1905. After, the use of non-metric units was prohibited with a few exceptions.

## History

In 1898, work was started to draft a law (called "Units of Measurement Ordinance 1898") which replaces the U.S. customary units of measurement (then official in Kawagoeland) with the metric system. This was a request from researchers at the Hakone Central University, based on observations that European nations already metricated and a lot of people came from already-metricated Europe. The researchers sent mail to the Kawagoenese government that the metric system should be adopted throughout Kawagoeland.

The law was approved on 17 March 1900. The first part of the law stated that the **metre** (m) was the basis for measurement of length and the **kilogram** (kg) the basis for measurement of weight. It also stated the prefixes and decimal relation to be used.
Lavende

## Appearance

Lavende's blocks appear like the first 12 elements of the periodic table, their limbs and face are dark lavender.

## Personality

Lavende is shy, and is rather uncomfortable with weapons and hazards, it would rather live paranoid with hazarded.

## Trivia

* MBS Lavende does not look like this, but the creator decided to do stuff differently since this is base 12

**Characters**

 Sevendos | NP-70, NP-71, NP-72, NP-73, NP-74, NP-75, NP-76, NP-77, NP-78, NP-79, NP-7↊, NP-7↋
Kawagoenese Fancy Dress Public Order

The **Kawagoenese Fancy Dress Public Order** (Japanese: 川越国仮装公序 *Kawagoe-koku kasō kōjo*; Mandarin: 川越国化装公共秩序 *Chuānyuè guó huàzhuāng gōnggòng zhìxù*; Dutch: *Kawagoenees Verkleedkleding Openbare Orde*) is a Kawagoenese public order enacted on 1 January 1947 with the aim of protecting Kawagoeland's long traditions on Halloween and Carnival and allowing the Kawagoenese Public Order Police to more effectively suppress socialists and communists. The public order also prohibits criticism of private property or religion, calling for a ban on Halloween or Carnival celebrations from schools or other public places, and advocating a socialist or communist revolution or state atheism.

## History

Kawagoeland has a long tradition on both Halloween and Carnival, and the country completely banned Islam between 1791 and 1942.

Throughout the 1940s (following the lifting of the Muslim ban in Kawagoeland), the tradition of Halloween or Carnival parades, as well as Little Halloween celebrations, in schools had come under fire over students' religious or cultural beliefs, and even most schools in Kawagoeland cancelled it between 1942 and 1944. The government viewed that a threat to the country's long traditions of two dress-up holidays, Halloween (which covered most parts of Kawagoeland) and Carnival (which covered parts of Kawagoeland such as Mokusei). Earlier, the government prohibited socialism in 1920 and the prohibition was lifted in 1942.

Also, the government was concerning communism and socialism as they "undermined the values of Kawagoeland".

The law addressed that schools nationwide must never cancel Halloween (31 October), Little Halloween (15 November) or Carnival (February-March) "unless it has a good reason, for example, like pandemics". The law also prohibits anyone that advocates state atheism or the removal of Halloween, Little Halloween or Carnival from schools or other public places. The law also made the "green papers" mandatory in every school, indicating that the student is absent from school during Halloween or Carnival.

The public order was passed on 21 July 1948 and came into effect 1 January 1947. As a result, many schools around Kawagoeland began restoring Halloween parades (or Carnival parades). Tokugawa Primary School in Hakone was the first school in Kawagoeland to restore its Halloween parade, in 1947, after three years without it from 1945. Nagai Primary School in Mokusei restored its Carnival parade in 1948.

## Consequences

### Education

Students of schools in Kawagoeland get an expulsion for requesting the principal to cancel the Halloween or Carnival parade permanently.

* In 2016, a 16-year-old Kawagoenese student was expelled from Shin'ichi High School in Hakone because she violated the Public Order by sending an e-mail to the principal that called for an abolition of the school's Halloween parade just like they do in the USA.
* In 2018, an 15-year-old girl was expelled by the principal at Yamatsuki High School in Hakone because she praised state atheism, which is a violation of the Public Order.
Vegetarianism in Kawagoeland

In 675, the use of livestock and the consumption of some wild animals (horse, cattle, dogs, monkeys, birds) was banned in Japan by Emperor Tenmu, due to the influence of Buddhism. Meat was also banned in Kawagoeland due to the country's history under Japanese control; and although it experienced influences from European culture in the 1740s (as independent Kawagoeland), the ban would not be lifted until 1758, when Kawagoeland and Europe signed the Meat Treaty.

## Background

In 675 A.D., Emperor Tenmu issued the first official decree banning consumption of beef, horse, dog, chicken, and monkey during the height of farming season from April to September. As time went on, the practice would be solidified and expanded into a year-round taboo against all meat eating.

The prohibition of meat was carried over to the creation of the Japanese overseas colonial empire beginning in 1501. Such countries included Fujibu, Kawagoeland (in the Eastern and some of Western Kawagoeland; most of Western Kawagoeland was occupied by Western powers), Yashimaland, Teiwaland, Kyotsustan, Chikaland, Torimi, Senokiland, Anodotsu and Kinotomi.
Tramway park

A **tramway park** or **tram park** (Japanese: 路面電車パーク *Romen densha pāku*; Chinese: 电车轨道公园 *Diànchē guǐdào gōngyuán*; Dutch: *tram park*) is a Kawagoenese implementation of an American trolley park (similar implementations of American trolley parks are done in Enchancia, Avalor, Duchessland, Lilletland, Sherryland, Vanelland, Peachland, Tremaineland, Belleland and Aliceland). They were first deployed in the 1880s as picnic and recreation areas along or at the ends of tram lines in most of the larger cities. These were precursors to theme parks. The Great Kusanagi Tramway Park is the newest tramway park constructed, opening in 2009.

The parks originally consisted of picnic and pavillions, and often held events such as dances, concerts and fireworks. Many eventually added features such as swimming pools, carousels, Ferris wheels, roller coasters, sports fields, boats rides, restaurants and other resort facilities to become theme parks.

Tramway parks are very common and are still built to date, because:

* Kawagoeland does not have a strong car culture unlike in the United States.
* Many people in Kawagoeland use public transport, so for most of them, there is no need for a car.
* Tramway parks are part of the Kawagoenese recreation and entertainment culture.
Regional railway routes in the state of Hakone

The list of regional railway routes in the state of Hakone provides a list of all Regio-Express and Regio railway lines in Hakone as a state.

## Lines 1-9

 RE 9 | Usagi-Shikuetsu (うさぎしくえつ) – Hakone Central (箱根中央) – Honōage (炎揚)

## Lines 10-19

 RE 19 | Hakone Airport Terminal 5 (箱根国際空港第5終端) – Hakone Central (箱根中央) – Ebisushikiō (恵比寿式尾)

## Lines 30-39

 R 39 | Mahō-Igarashi (魔法五十嵐) – Igarashi (五十嵐) – Kogiemushi (小木江虫)

## Lines 40-49

 R 45 | Karadesawa (殻出沢) – Mahō-Hakyōkan (魔法葉京館)
Fujōkan

**Fujōkan** (Japanese: 傅条館; Arabic: فوجوكان *fiwjukan*) is a city located in the state of Seiwa, which is entirely located in the island of Seiwa itself.

A fully planned city, the completion of Fujōkan in 1864 made Muslims allowed to settle in the country and practice Islam and the Sharia law. (From 1791 until 1864, a Donald Trump-style Muslim ban was in place.) From 1864 until 1943, Muslims were limited to the city of Fujōkan. The increasing number of Muslims outside of Fujōkan made the government pass Kawagoenese Fancy Dress Public Order and the Kawagoenese Religious Practice Public Order.

## History

In 1791, Kawagoeland imposed a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the country. It also imposed a mandatory expulsion or conversion (religion) of Muslims in the country. There is a reason why the country had imposed a Muslim immigration ban in 1791:

> We shall not have Islam in the country...we need to protect the country's long traditions of Hallowe'en and Carnival. Hallowe'en is very important, especially since this holiday is celebrated by most of the Kawagoenese population. Carnival, on the other hand, has to be kept as it is a very important as a prominent holiday celebrated by the people of Mokusei.
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Studio 100

Studio 100 is a Belgian production company with four television channels, four animation studios and eight theme parks all over the world. The headquarters of the group is in Schelle, along with offices in Breda, Munich, Paris, New York, Sydney, Los Angeles and Hakone (in Kawagoeland).

## Kawagoeland

Studio 100 Kawagoeland Co., Ltd. is the subsidiary of Studio 100 and is headquartered in the city of Hakone. It is also a distributor of a number of shows like *Kabouter Plop* (Japanese: レプラコーンのプロップ *Repurakōn no puroppu*), *Bumba* (Japanese: ぴえろのぶんば *Piero no bunba*), *Nachtwacht* (Japanese: 夜警 *Yakei*), and Piet Piraat (Japanese: 海賊ピートの冒険 *Kaizoku pīto no bōken*), all dubbed in Kawagoenese Japanese by Himeji Recording Lab.
New Year

In Kawagoeland, New Year celebrations occur on 31 December and 1 January and are known by the names **New Year's Eve** (Japanese: 大晦日 *Ōmisoka*; Mandarin: 除夕夜 *Chúxì yè*; Dutch: *Oudjaarsavond*) and **New Year's Day** (Japanese: 正月 *Shōgatsu* or 元旦 *Gantan*; Mandarin: 元旦 *Yuándàn*; Dutch: *Nieuwjaarsdag*).

## History

As Kawagoeland was under Japanese rule from 1501, Kawagoeland used a variety of Japanese calendars until 1730, when Kawagoeland gained independence.

Kawagoeland is the first Japanese-speaking country to adopt 1 January as a day for the New Year. The country adopted the Gregorian calendar in 1754 as part of the Calendar Ordinance 1754, replacing the lunisolar Japanese calendar, the Buddhist era and the solar Julian calendar, then in common use.
Hakone Television

**Hakone Television** (Japanese: 箱根電視 *Hakone denshi*) is a Japanese-language free-to-air television channel broadcasting on channel 8.

Hakone Television was home to various children's programs, *Drak Pack*, *Sally the Witch*, *Groovie Goolies*, *Majokko Megu-chan* and *Sailor Moon*. The Toei magical girl anime that were broadcast on Hakone Television gained a huge fan following from the 1970s to the 1990s. It also broadcasted super robot anime as well, such as *Gigantor*, until its prohibition by the KATS in 1969 as part of the *Yamaishi Policy* that disallowed any broadcasts of American cartoons based on advertising material, super robot anime or any non-magical girl which uses transformation sequence (such as *Casshern* or *Gatchaman*, an exception was Go Nagai's *Devilman*), and the ban was only overturned by 1995.

## List of programs broadcast on Hakone Television

### 2000s

* *The Fairies* (妖精遊び場 *Yōsei asobiba*)
	+ Produced by the South Australian Film Corporation in Adelaide, Australia
	+ Dubbed in Japanese by the Hakone Sound Recording Factory
	+ Timeslot: Wednesdays 16:00
	+ Also aired in a lot of Japanese-speaking countries, but not Japan
* *Sugar Sugar Rune* (シュガーシュガールーン *Shugāshugārūn*)
	+ Produced by Studio Pierrot, based on a manga by Moyoco Anno
	+ Timeslot: Fridays 19:30
	+ Enchancian English version (*The Chocolat and Vanilla Show*) released as DVD by the Hakone Television English House in 2015
* *The Oils* (ザ・オイルズ *Za oiruzu*)
	+ Produced by Tanamushi Animation Factory
	+ Timeslot: Thursdays 14:00
Hakone fried rice

**Hakone fried rice** (Japanese: 箱根炒飯 *Hakone chāhan*) is the staple dish of the Halloween holiday in Kawagoeland, but it the recent years this dish is eaten all around the world and year-round regardless of the holiday. It originated in the Halloween capital of Granhaul, Hakone, hence the name.

## History

The dish was created in 1746 by the cafeteria staff of the Hakone Central School for Witches in response to the Kawagoenese Famine of 1742-1747 caused by volcanic winter and Japan's *sakoku* policy. It served as a staple dish of the Hakone Central School for Witches, until the magical school was closed down in 1884 due to declining students. The Hakone Central School for Witches is now an office building.

The creators of Hakone fried rice were attributed to two Chinese immigrants.

Beginning in 1874, cooked food centres around Kawagoeland began to cook fried rice in time for the Halloween season, this was the time when Hakone fried rice began to take on a modern form. Delicate paprika replaced the strong paprika in the 1850s, and mushrooms in the 1860s.

This variation of fried rice became one of Kawagoenese symbols of Halloween in the 1920s.

## Ingredients

The original 1746 recipe had cooked rice, shrimp, chicken, crab meat, onion, scallions, soy sauce, strong paprika and cumin stir-fried.

Modern Hakone fried rice is made with cooked rice, shrimp, chicken, crab meat, onion, mushrooms, scallions, soy sauce, delicate paprika and cumin.
E005-Predicted Pathways

"Well, now we know it wasn't her. Maybe you can remember what abilities she had, maybe other abilities?" "Oh! Yes, she could enhance things! Like a true fairy, she could use magic to enhance someone's weapon or power to the next level!" "I can't find an element for that.. Multi-, do you know anything? "Only fairies can use Enchant, a power than enhances a weapon or a power to the next level. The only fairies I can see are Technical Fairy and Love Of Fairyland. Assuming the other entity was the latter, we should try Technical Fairy. Can you try to transform into it? I would assume the element is some sort of robot related one." "I can try, but lets keep moving while I do!"

After walking for a while, Chromatic Champion couldn't do it. She asked to have the others to keep moving while she was left behind to try. She then, saw a robotic figure that looked like Angel, but this robot quickly vanished. This lead her to think that Technical Fairy was not the entity they were looking for.

Once Chromatic Champion caught up with them.. "We're gonna need to be lucky for her to even be in this planet otherwise this wont work either way.." - said Angel. Then, Chromatic Champion stops moving again, and in a green glow, she transformed into a green version of Angel. "New form! Oh let me see the Halo! A.. clover..? You took me literally, so I am guessing this is some sort of luck control entity. Multi-, can you find someone that looks like how she looks like?" "Oh I definitely can, and I even know who she is. She is Hope Champion, a Divine entity just like you who can manipulate and predict the future, with the base element being luck. While not needing Luck, she creates Luck, and it's usually thanks to her that the things we do that leads us to success by luck actually happen. It's luck for us, it's predicted and altered pathways for her. And checking... she is very close actually! Follow the beam!"

The group finds Hope Champion.

"Multi-. Your knowledge amazes me. You know so much about me, yet I know every move you could do. I know why you're here. Yes, I have the power you looked for earlier, and no I am not a fairy, I just happen to have it. And before you ask, yes, I will help you. The person you're looking for has been visible to you already. It's possible through 2 of you, and you will be able to find it soon. As a tip, try to find someone distress or the element of sadness." "Wow.. You predicted what I was gonna ask! Thanks though!"
Emergency

An **emergency** is an urgent, unexpected, and usually dangerous situation that poses an immediate risk to health, life, property, or environment and requires immediate action. Most emergencies require urgent intervention to prevent a worsening of the situation, although in some situations, mitigation may not be possible and agencies may only be able to offer palliative care for the aftermath.

## Agencies

Kawagoeland has a number of emergency services operating within them, whose purpose is to provide assistance in dealing with any emergency. They are often government operated, paid for from tax revenue as a public service, but in some cases, they may be private companies, responding to emergencies in return for payment, or they may be voluntary organisations, providing the assistance from funds raised from donations. The three core emergency services in Kawagoeland are:

* **Police** – handle mainly crime-related emergencies.
* **Fire** – handle fire-related emergencies and usually possess secondary rescue duties.
* **Medical** – handle medical-related emergencies.

In 1942, Kawagoeland implemented the 111 as the national emergency number. This is because Kawagoeland used the order [0 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 9], where 9 sent ten pulses, 1 sent nine pulses, and so on.
The Orange Playroom

***The Orange Playroom*** (Japanese: 橙の遊び室 *Daidai no asobishitsu*) is a television programme running since 1967. Based on the BBC programme *Play School*, it is the only version of *Play School* that displays an episode number on the title card.

The programme is only broadcast in Japanese on KPT-J. New episodes are shown on weekdays at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.

## Logo history

The more familiar version of the intro was made in stop-motion animation, filmed in three-strip Technicolor, and was used from its inception in 1967 until the late 1990s. This clay stop-motion animation was produced at S.B. Studios in California in the USA by a group of Americans of Japanese descent.
Floor numbering

In Kawagoeland, **floor numbering** uses the European system, with the ground floor (Japanese: 地上階 *Chijō-kai* or 零階/0階 *Rei-kai*; Mandarin: 地下楼 *Dìxià lóu*, G楼 *G lóu* or 零楼/0楼 *Líng lóu*; Dutch: *begane grond* or *nulde verdieping*) typically marked as either G or 0 (the former being the traditional floor ID for ground level), and the floor above ground floor is marked the first floor (Japanese: 一階/1階 *Ikkai*; Mandarin: 一楼/1楼 *Yī lóu*; Dutch: *eerste verdieping*), which is marked 1 on floor buttons.

## Other floor designations

### Subterranean floors

There is no particular standard convention for the numbering of levels below ground. Thus, in Kawagoeland, the first level below ground may be labelled B for "Basement", LL for "Lower Level" or "Lower Lobby" or U for "Underground". LG for "Lower Ground" is also commonly encountered. Letters are sometimes used: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, etc.

If there is more than one basement, the next level down may be marked SB for "Sub-Basement". The lower levels may also be numbered B1, B2, B3, B4, B5, B6, B7, B8, B9, B10, etc.. Negative numbers are sometimes used: −1 for the first level below ground, −2 for the second one, and so on.

### Other labels

Lift buttons may also be labelled according to their main function. Besides the common L for "Lobby", one may find P for "Platform" (in train stations), "Pool" or "Parking" (and P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7, P8, P9, P10, etc. for multiple parking floors), S for "Subway", "Skyway" or "Street" (ST is also often used to indicate Street), C for "Casino" or "Concourse", R for "Restaurant" or Roof, PH for "Penthouse", OD for "observation deck", W for "Walkway", T for "Tunnel", "Ticketing" or "Trains", etc.

Other common designations for Kawagoeland, are HUR (abbreviation for Hakone Underground Railway), M for "Metro", PA for "Parking Area", F for "Footbridge", Q for "Quay", E for "Entrance" and ½ or 0.5 for mezzanine.

Wazako Shopping Arcade has floors labelled –1 (negative one), –0 (negative zero), 0, ¼ (quarter floor), ½ (half floor), ¾ (three-quarters floor), 1 (first floor), 1¼, 1½, 1¾, 2, 2¼, 2½, 2¾, 3, 3¼ and 3½.
Variable-message signs

A **variable-** (also **changeable-**, **electronic-**, or **dynamic-**) **message sign**, often abbreviated **VMS**, **CMS**, or **DMS**, and in the UK known as a **matrix sign**, is an electronic traffic sign often used on roadways to give travelers information about special events. Such signs warn of traffic congestion, accidents, incidents such as terrorist attacks, AMBER/Silver/Blue Alerts, roadwork zones, or speed limits on a specific highway segment. In urban areas, VMS are used within parking guidance and information systems to guide drivers to available car parking spaces. They may also ask vehicles to take alternative routes, limit travel speed, warn of duration and location of the incidents, inform of the traffic conditions, or display general public safety messages.

## Kawagoeland

In Kawagoeland, variable-message signs are present in every highway, expressway and motorway. Temporary variable-message signs may also be used.

There is a list of acceptable abbreviations (English) and kanji (Japanese) for use in variable-message signs. Due to concerns about legibility, several kanji are not acceptable for use in LED VMS signs, unless it is part of the place name. These include "霧" *kiri* meaning "fog" (substituted by the katakana form キリ). The use of furigana should be avoided on VMS signs.

### Problem statements

Problem statements include animals on road (道路上の動物 *Dōro-jō no dōbutsu*), injured witch (負傷した魔女 *Fushō shita majo*)

### Date and time

In Kawagoeland, times are written on VMS signs as 12-hour clocks, with formats developed depending on language, including "AM" and "PM" for English, "VM" and "NM" for Dutch, "午前" (*gozen*) and "午後" (*gogo*) for Japanese and "上午" (*shàngwǔ*) and "下午" (*xiàwǔ*) for Chinese. Since Japanese and English are the only languages permitted on guide and road signs, only English and Japanese forms are used.
Kawagoeland Wiki

**Welcome to the Kawagoeland Wiki!**
Kawagoeland (Japanese: 川越国 *Kawagoe-koku*; Mandarin: 川越国 *Chuānyuè guó*; Dutch: *Kawagoeland*) is a Granhaul continent country, notable for being involved in the witches and vampires industry, as well as ghost hunting.

Historically, Kawagoeland was split into the six areas, with Western Kawagoeland being run by the British, Dutch, French, German and Portuguese, and the Eastern portion being run by the Japanese. However, people from Western Kawagoeland were banned from Eastern Kawagoeland Province for life due to Japan's locked empire policy which was in effect from 1641 until 1853, this is the reason why Kawagoeland became independent in 1730.

Kawagoeland was among one of the first countries to declare independence from a major colonist in 1730, 46 years before the United States declared independence from the United Kingdom on 4 July 1776. At first, Buddhism was dominant, but with Kawagoeland swallowing the Western portion between 1740 and 1799, Christianity became dominant within Kawagoeland. This initiated the Kawagoenisation process.

The 1780s and the 1790s saw Kawagoeland adopting Halloween (31 October) and Carnival (February/March) as holidays. These two became very important celebrations to keep Kawagoeland running, thus Kawagoeland imposed several restrictions on distribution and content to protect Kawagoeland's long tradition of these two holidays.

We're a collaborative community website about Kawagoeland that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

## Important articles

### Cities

Kawagoe, KawagoeHakone, HakoneHimeko, HimekoPlaceholderMoritake, TakanokiPlaceholderEnmamoto, SujihimePlaceholderNanoha, HeiwaraPlaceholderŌida, SakaibaraMokusei, EchigawaPlaceholderYasuji, TakazawaPlaceholderAmedō, TokorozakiHōreki, Ebidō
### States

#### North

* Echigawa (愛知川)
* Takazawa (高沢)
* Tokorozaki (所崎)
* Meihō (名峰)
* Ebimushi (蝦虫)
* Asawa (浅和)
* Yoshitsuki (吉月)
* Kawagoe (川越)
* Ebidō (蛯堂)
* Aomori (青森)

#### South

* Takanoki (高野木)
* Sakaibara (境原)
* Hakone (箱根)
* Tokorozaki (所崎)
* Sujihime (筋姫)
* Heiwara (平藁)

### Miscellaneous

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Hakone tramways

The three cities of the Hakone Metropolitan Area (Hakone, Kagamisei and Tochigi) have operated tram systems since 1872, 1889 and 1905 respectively. Yokobashi and Sumigane, two neighbouring cities of Hakone, also had tram systems until 1939 and 1957 respectively.

## Hakone

* 1: Kanzaki (神埼) ↔ Takasago Hills (高砂丘)
* 2: Kinshichō (錦糸町) ↔ Taihei Street (太平街)
* 3: Sonokata railway station (園方駅) ↔ Hoshinosawa metro station (星の沢地下鉄駅)
* 4: Minto (民戸) ↔ Hokubara (樸原)
* 5: Chōsaka Hospital (町坂病院) ↔ Teiyō Centre (体洋中心)
* 6: Ichō railway station (井超駅) ↔ Daiho Street North (大㪙街（北）)
* 7: Norifuna (糊船) ↔ Nichigi railway station (日技駅)
* 8: Toranosaki railway station (虎の崎駅) ↔ Densen Street (電船街)
* 9: Nakamozu Cooked Food Centre (なかもず熟食中心) ↔ Koneko Bridge (子猫橋)
* 10: Honōjiri railway station (炎尻駅) ↔ Nakasō railway station (中荘駅)
* 11: Dōtsū railway station (堂通駅) ↔ Howa Road (保和道)
* 12: Seihitsu railway station (生筆駅) ↔ Minowa Bridge (三ノ輪橋)
* 14: Honōtama railway station (炎玉駅) ↔ Kaigendai (海原台)
* 15: Kamagata Hills (窯方丘) ↔ Daiho Street North (大㪙街（北）)
* 16: Hakone Tram Centre (箱根市電中心) ↔ Tagano North (多賀野北)
* 18: Kiseigichi railway station (寄生佶駅) ↔ Seijikatsu (生字勝)
* 20: Hakone Tram Centre (箱根市電中心) ↔ Hakone Luna Park (箱根月亮公園)
* 21: Hakone Central University (箱根中央大学) ↔ Toranomon Cooked Food Centre (虎ノ門熟食中心)
* 22: Sasazuka Cooked Food Centre (笹塚熟食中心) ↔ Haisen railway station (佩川駅)
* 23: Hanadoki railway station (花鬨駅) ↔ Madai North (魔台北)
* 24: Hakone Tram Centre (箱根市電中心) ↔ Tagano South (多賀野南)
* 25: Nobiseki (燹関) ↔ Keitō Park (啓東公園)
* 26: Ocean Park (海洋公園) ↔ Tanbansō (痰番荘)
* 27: Heion Park (平音公園) ↔ Tanbansō (痰番荘)
* 28: Hankai Hill (阪堺丘) ↔ Daiho Street South (大㪙街（南）)
* 29: Yoshifuda railway station (芳札駅) ↔ Teppankawa (鉄板川)
* 30: Kanbara railway station (鎌原駅) ↔ Genwa-Hitotsubashi (元和一橋)
* 32: Taionchō (台音丁) ↔ Ōkamihira (狼平)
* 33: Gaiden railway station (外伝駅) ↔ Kaizoku-Hitotsubashi (海賊一橋)
* 34: Wakarō (若郎) ↔ Ōtamadaira (大玉平)
* 35: Honōtama railway station (炎玉駅) ↔ Tosano Community House (とさ野社区家)
* 36: Kōichi railway station (弘一駅) ↔ Gendō Cooked Food Centre (現堂熟食中心)

## Kagamisei

* 101: Kagamisei tram terminus (鏡精路面電車終端) ↔ Tobiki-Nasanoga (飛木奈佐野賀)
* 102: Kagamisei tram terminus (鏡精路面電車終端) ↔ Kiriuchi (霧内)
* 103: Shōwa-Yoshizawa (昭和吉沢) ↔ Tatsunage-Asako (竜慟浅子)
* 104: Fujinasake-Oiai (藤菜叫小井愛) ↔ Ryōchō-Kanegami (両町金上)

## Sumigane

Sumigane opened its tram system in 1878 and was made as part of Hakone's tramway system in 1890. The tram system operated on three routes until 1957.

* 401: Masao Street (正雄街) ↔ Noriyuki-Gentō (典之玄唐)
* 402: Sumigane railway station (済金駅) ↔ Asakinoshima (浅木野島)
* 403: Sumigane railway station (済金駅) ↔ Sumigane Zoo (済金動物園)

## Yokobashi

Yokobashi opened its tram system in 1875 and was made as part of Hakone's tramway system in 1890. It only had one route, assigned number 601 in 1935. The tram system was officially closed on 30 November 1939.

* 601: Yokobashi railway station (横橋駅) ↔ Emita-Tomigami (絵見田富上)
Hakone Television Friday-evening block

Hakone Television used to have a Friday-evening block from 1965 until 2019.

The block was home to Toei magical girl anime during the 1970s and the 1980s, and continued in this role until 2000. By 2001, there were only two Toei magical girl shows remaining in the lineup, *Majokko Megu-chan* and *Sailor Moon*.

## Shows adored by Hakone Television over the years

* 1970: *Sally the Witch*
* 1971: *Mahou no Mako-chan*
* 1972: *Sabrina the Teenage Witch*
* 1973: *Himitsu no Akko-chan*
* 1974: *Sarutobi Ecchan*
* 1975: *Majokko Megu-chan*
* 1976: *Mahoutsukai Chappy*
* 1977: *Majokko Megu-chan* and *Sarutobi Ecchan*
* 1978: *Miracle Shoujo Limit-chan*
* 1979: *Hana no ko Lunlun* and *Majokko Tickle*
* 1980: *Himitsu no Akko-chan*
* 1981: *Lalabel, the Magical Girl*
* 1982: *Majokko Megu-chan*
* 1983: *Magical Princess Minky Momo*
* 1984: *Magical Princess Minky Momo*
* 1985: *Mahou no Mako-chan*
* 1986: *Lalabel, the Magical Girl*
* 1987: *Himitsu no Akko-chan*
* 1988: *Magical Princess Minky Momo*
* 1989: *Himitsu no Akko-chan* (reboot)
* 1990: *Himitsu no Akko-chan* (reboot)
* 1991: *Sally the Witch* (reboot)
* 1992: *Lalabel, the Magical Girl*
* 1993: *Majokko Megu-chan*
* 1994: *Sailor Moon*
* 1995: *Sailor Moon*
* 1996: *Sailor Moon*
* 1997: *Sailor Moon* and *Cutie Honey*
* 1998: *Sailor Moon* and *Cutie Honey*
* 1999: *Sailor Moon* and *Cutie Honey F*
* 2000: *Sailor Moon* and *Magical Princess Minky Momo*
* 2001: *Majokko Megu-chan*
* 2002: *Kim Possible*
* 2003: *Kim Possible*
* 2004: *Lilo & Stitch: The Series*
* 2005: *Kim Possible* and *Lilo & Stitch: The Series*
* 2006:
Road signs

**Traffic signs** or **road signs** are signs erected at the side of or above roads to give instructions or provide information to road users. The earliest signs were simple wooden or stone milestones. Later, signs with directional arms were introduced, for example the fingerposts in the United Kingdom and their wooden counterparts in Saxony.

With traffic volumes increasing since the 1930s, many countries have adopted pictorial signs or otherwise simplified and standardised their signs to overcome language barriers, and enhance traffic safety. Such pictorial signs use symbols (often silhouettes) in place of words and are usually based on international protocols. Such signs were first developed in Europe, and have been adopted by most countries to varying degrees.

## Kawagoeland

Road signage in Kawagoeland is most often green, however white direction signs are used at minor junctions. Otherwise, Kawagoeland generally follows international conventions on road signage, with models of regulatory signs

### 1936-present

#### 1936-1951

The first version of the current road signage system was approved in September 1936 and combined MUTCD signs with European signs.

Red bar was omitted from prohibitory signs, and warning signs were categorised into "slow" and "caution" type (yellow diamond and yellow square respectively).

##### Warning, slow-type

Curve to leftCurve to rightSharp curve to leftSharp curve to rightReverse curve to leftReverse curve to rightWinding road to leftWinding road to rightHillSteep descentDipNarrow bridgeRoad narrowsUneven roadOpening bridgeSafety zoneTram lineSlow to a speed specified on the sign
##### Warning, caution-type

CrossroadsT-intersectionSideways T-intersection (left)Sideways T-intersection (right)Staggered intersection (left)Staggered intersection (right)PedestriansSchoolBridle pathSlippery when wetRoadworks
##### Prohibitory

No entryNo left turnNo right turnNo vehicles (excluding pedestrians)No motor vehiclesNo automobilesNo motorcyclesNo bicyclesNo trucksNo overtakingHeight restrictionWidth restrictionSpeed limitWeight limitMotor vehicle weight limitNo parkingNo stopping
##### Mandatory

Turn left mandatoryTurn right mandatoryKeep left

#### 1951-1959

##### Warning

Curve to leftCurve to rightSharp curve to leftSharp curve to rightReverse curve to leftReverse curve to rightWinding road to leftWinding road to rightDouble arrowHillSteep descentDipNarrow bridgeRoad narrowsUneven roadOpening bridgeSafety zoneTram lineSlow to a speed specified on the sign
##### Prohibitory

No entryNo left turnNo right turnNo vehicles (excluding pedestrians)No motor vehiclesNo automobilesNo motorcyclesNo bicyclesNo trucksNo overtakingHeight restrictionWidth restrictionSpeed limitWeight limitMotor vehicle weight limitNo parkingNo stopping