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Four Bridges

The **Four Bridges** are a set of four suspension bridges arranged in a circle linking Barrington, Camden, Croxley and Sundone in Savannah. The bridges are arranged in the shape of a roundabout, with the corners each having their own mini-roundabouts, thus forming a Magic Roundabout similar (but less complicated) to the one in Swindon. The Four Bridges span over the junction of the Elizabeth Canal and the Shepherd's River.

In the middle of the Four Bridges is the Four Bridges Observation Tower. The tower is 245m tall and is reachable by ferry, with an admission fee required. The tower contributes to the Four Bridges being a landmark and tourist attraction in Savannah.

## History

In the 18th century, when Savannah was still being developed, wooden bridges were built to link the then hamlets of Camden and Sundone. By the mid-19th century, they had been replaced by stone arch bridges.

It was announced in 1980 to redevelop the bridges as a tourist attraction, as well as solve increasing congestion on the stone arch bridges. Construction started in 1987 and ended on April 1, 1991. During construction, there were two fatalities, both of which occured on the Croxley to Barrington bridge when they lost their footing in the center.

The bridge was only opened to traffic on April 12, with the observation tower opening on April 15. Unlike the previous bridges, pedestrian access is not allowed, which stirred up controversy during planning. To compensate, a ferry service was started linking the four ends for free. The ferry also links to the Observation Tower, and is its sole means of access.

## Layout

The Four Bridges have their own slip roads leading to the local roads. Unlike Eastern Bridge, Western Bridge, and Phoenix City Bridge, the Four Bridges are the only bridges crossing the Elizabeth Canal not to carry a motorway over it.

The Barrington to Camden and Sundone to Croxley bridges have spans of 200m, while the Croxley to Barrington and Sundone to Camden bridges have spans of 180m. Technically, the Croxley to Barrington bridge is not over a body of water, but is still designed in the same way to match up with the other bridges. Each bridge is three lanes wide and has a roundabout at each end of the span, linking the bridges to local roads.
Church Street

**Church Street** is a major road in Central, Minecon. The road stretches from High Street and St George's Road to Western Bridge and Farm Avenue.

The street is named after the original Church Prime building that was located at 7 Church Street. It relocated to the area known today as Church Prime during the war, and has remained since, but the name has stuck.

## Intersections

From south to north:

* Farm Avenue
* Market Street
* Cross Street/Glasgow Square
* Raven Street
* High Street/St George's Road

## Notable Buildings

* Savannah City Hall (2 Farm Avenue)
* Phoenix House (1 Glasgow Square)
* The Pixel (40 Church Street)
* Old Savannah Town Hall (31 Church Street)
Savannah Metro C25 series

The Savannah Metro **C25 series** was the first set of rolling stock on the Savannah Metro. Built for the opening of the Minecon Underground Railway (now Circle Line), they were constructed in 1925. After suffering major losses during the Siege of Savannah, the remaining units were used until 1962.

## History

The first set, 101-102-103, began operating together with the Minecon Underground Railway on September 11, 1925 with an extravagant ceremony. In all 45 cars were ordered forming 15 trains, numbered 101-145. They were stored at the now demolished Market Street depot where the current Market Street station and Arc Square stands. They were formed in a D-T-D formation, with a driving car on either end sandwiching a trailer. Unusually, they were not numbered with the same last two digits.

While stored at the Market Street Depot, the building suffered a direct hit by bombs, destroying 31 of the cars and leaving just 6 driving cars and 8 trailers left. The remaining units served three trains for the whole railway, rendering the system massively inefficient. Some of the cars were rebuilt with spare parts of others deemed beyond repair.

As part of the Savannah Metro's first major expansion, the Circle Line was gradually extended to Croxley Docks. The new C50 series trains were gradually extended to eight cars One train of the C25 series, 103-117-120-132-126-111-114-115, had six trailers but was slow due to having only two motor cars. Eventually the plan to form unique C25 series only trains was given up and for their later years in service they were paired up with purpose-built C50 stock trailers.

The trains were retired between 1960 and 1962. Driving car 103 is preserved at the Savannah Transport Museum and trailer 114 has been stored in the museum's reserve depot. They have formed a two-car unit and run on the tracks on occasion.
Bayswater Avenue station

**Bayswater Avenue station** is a Savannah Metro station located in eastern Jardine. The Southern Line and Ocarina Line serve the station. This station serves the World Trade Centre complex, of which part of it is the tallest building in Minecon, as well as eastern Jardine. The station lies under Park Avenue, and was opened in 1962, with the Ocarina Line extended to this station in 1996.

## History

The station opened in 1962, together with the Southern Line.

On February 29, 1996, the Ocarina Line was extended to this station, becoming the terminus of the line. It was extended to Phoenix City station on 3 January 2001.

## Layout

The concourse is located on floor B1. Two side platforms (platforms 1 and 2) serve the Southern Line on floor B2. A transfer floor links the Southern Line with the Ocarina Line island platform on floor B4. The Ocarina Line platforms have platform screen doors installed.

Above the transfer platform, there is an illuminated mural of a blue sky commissioned as part of an art program on the Savannah Metro.

## Exits

* A1: World Trade Centre Two
* A2: World Trade Centre Carpark
* B: Mercer Street
* C1: World Trade Centre One
* C2: Jardine Road
* D: Bayswater Avenue
Shrine Street station

**Shrine Street station** is a Savannah Metro station on the Ocarina Line. The station opened on 3 January 2001 as part of the Ocarina Line Extension and serves northwestern Richmond.

## Layout

The station's exits are unique in being solely composed of high-speed lifts, with staircases only being used in an emergency. This is due to the depth of the station, being 40m deep and under a hill. The concourse is on floor B1, with stairs and a lift leading to the island platform on floor B2.
Sir Thomas' Route

**Sir Thomas' Route** is the name given to the route taken by Sir Thomas Clough from Cawthorn to Savannah during his successful Conquest of Menticia in 1744. By taking a longer route and partnering up with forces from Aurifence, Sir Thomas easily escaped detection and took Savannah half a year faster than expected, with fewer losses than any previous attempts on Menticia.
Jardine Road

**Jardine Road** is a major road in Minecon, running along the waterway of the Elizabeth Canal from Jardine to eastern Richmond. It starts at an intersection with the M1 and ends at Darkwood Hill Road in the Sharpe Lane district.

## History

The road was the first to be laid out after the completion of Eastern Bridge, and the sixth road overall following the original four streets (High Street, Eastern Street, Church Street and Farm Avenue) and Bayfront Road.
Archangel Expeditionary Fleet

The **Archangel Expeditionary Fleet** is an Auroran-led military formation and one of the many expeditionary fleets of the United Nations Navy as well as one of only three expeditionary fleets of the Aurora Commissariat Navy.

## Overview

### Politics

The Archangel Expeditionary Fleet falls under a Paternalist (Stratocrat)/Despotist (Military Junta) regime. Fleet Admiral Rachel Forsyth, descendant of GADI Fleet Admiral Caden and 346 Production idol Anastasia Forsyth, is the supreme commander of the Archangel Expeditionary Fleet. In contrast to Admiral Borealis Norsoutha III's proactive direct-oriented military leadership, Fleet Admiral Rachel focused on paperwork unless the worst happened; because of this, she mostly focused on fleet initiatives and global strategies and allowed her second-in-command, the ruthless and brilliant Admiral Nicenea Norsoutha III, to oversee the fleet's daily combat operations.

The Archangel Expeditionary Fleet is based at the Aurora Commissariat, where its capital trinary star system of Aurora lay its home port, Port Morbid, with the fleet's flagship being the *Venator*-class star destroyer UNS *Archangel*. Unlike the much larger Atlas Expeditionary Fleet, the Archangel Expeditionary Fleet is more flexible and allowed for greater fleet initiatives.

### Cabinet

* Conservatism (actual)
 Admiral Nicenea Norsoutha III
* Ultranationalism (Ultramilitarism)
 Clone Commander Jonathan Flina
Fallen Creek Interchange

The **Fallen Creek Interchange** is a major highway interchange in Olympia, Savannah, being exit 5 on the M2 and exit 3 on the M10. It also intersects Coastline Road, Olympia Road and Admiral Street. Opened in, the junction was expanded in 2001 to accommodate the new Olympia Bypass Tunnel, marking the completion of the M10.

## History

The interchange was built on the former site of the Fallen Creek village, what was then Savannah's largest slum area. As is the policy of the Urban Renewal Department, the cleared residents were offered either a public housing estate unit (in this case, the new Fallen Creek Estate) or market compensation for private housing.
Phoenix House

**Phoenix House** is a skyscraper at 2 Glasgow Square, Central, housing the Phoenix conglomerate's headquarters.. The skyscraper, built in 2002, replaced Phoenix's previous headquarters at One Phoenix Plaza, which was leased out to other owners. At 185m tall and with a distinctive sloping design, it forms a key part of the Central skyline.

## History

The previous building on the site was **Harcourt House,** a building also owned by Phoenix. It was built in 1970 and mostly leased out to companies; however, with the 1992 recession, almost all of these closed down, leaving the building all but abandoned. Combined with the existing headquarters at One Phoenix Plaza being too small to house the rapidly expanding conglomerate, it was decided in 1996 to redevelop the site as an all-new building. Redevelopment started in February 1997 and the new building, designed by Renzo Piano, was topped out on April 16, 2002.
Croxley Docks

The **Port of Savannah at Croxley**, better known by its original name **Croxley Docks**, is the largest and busiest port in Minecon.

## History

Due to their proximity, the history of the Croxley Docks is closely intertwined with the history of Menticia and Holstown.

After Holstown was founded in 1642, ships usually docked directly on the Shepherd's River, although at some point there was a dispute that the ships blocked off traffic to Menticia. In a compromise dated 1657, Holstown would be granted access to a bay to the east near Croxley. These docks aided Holstown in its rise to power despite being such a small enclave surrounded by Menticia. Eventually Menticia was conquered in the sixth Attempt and their new rulers Minecon kept the existing system.

After the Minecon-Holstown war in 1758, the docks were ceded to Minecon and operated as such afterwards. Meanwhile Holstown was also allowed to use the docks until it was fully assimilated into Minecon in 1840 and 1870.

Contemporary descriptions of the old Croxley Docks are that the docks were filled with small jutting piers that could hold either two ships vertically or one large ship horizontally, and cargo would be loaded directly on and off.

With the advent of containerisation, it was announced in 1962 that the Docks would be redeveloped and the adjacent Manberg Docks closed afterwards. The first two cargo terminals opened in 1975, Terminals 3 and 4 in 1982, and Terminals 5 to 7 between 1993 and 1996.
Farm Avenue Tunnel

The **Farm Avenue Tunnel** is a 700-meter tunnel in Central, Savannah. It runs on Farm Avenue, underneath President's House and the Parliament Building. The tunnel was proposed in the 1950s to alleviate security concerns near the area, and was completed on February 28, 1962.

## Layout

An interchange from the start of the M2, Jubilee Street and Church Street is located at the eastern end. Jubilee Street is only accessible from the westbound carriageway. As there is no direct access from the tunnel to the M2, traffic must turn onto Jubilee Street, then onto Market Street and finally onto a slip road leading to Western Bridge. This causes the junction of Market Street and Church Street to be heavily congested.

The tunnel is three-way for its entire length, with a a slight S-turn near its western end.

At the end of the tunnel a roundabout to Farm Avenue, Brigadier Street and a guarded road to the President's House exists.
Aldwych

Aldwych is a 0.4km crescent in Savannah. Both ends of the street connect to Broom Street. Notably, it is one of the few roads in Savannah to not end with a suffix.

The only notable building is a metro exit to Prairie Street station and Swindon and Sons' flagship inside the crescent at No.2.

## Layout

The crescent starts at the east end of Broom Street, before U-turning and intersecting Post Office Lane and reaching Broom Street again.
Yale Station

**Yale Station** is a Minecon Railways terminal and Savannah Metro station in Yale, Savannah. It is the terminus of the Eastern Line and . The Ocarina Line, and RevoRail Wistaria Line pass through this station.

## History

The station was opened in 1901 as part of the initial Minecon National Rail system, which at that point included the Ocarina Line. When MNR was privatised in 1990, the Ocarina Line section was handed over to Savannah Metro for operation. The other lines were given to Minecon Railways. By then, Savannah Metro had already built its own Eastern Line to the station on June 23, 1954.

The Ocarina Line originally terminated here. On February 29, 1996, the line was extended to Bayswater Avenue. At the same time, platform gates were added onto all of the Ocarina Line platforms. The Eastern Line continues to terminate here.

## Layout

### Minecon Railways

There are 6 platforms for main-line trains as well as the underground RevoRail station.

### Savannah Metro

The station encompasses two floors on the western side of the station

The western side, owing to the Ocarina Line being a major route for commuters, has six island platforms for the line alone. Platforms 1 and 2 are local tracks, 3 and 4 are express, and 5 and 6 are termini for special services, as well as sidings where trains can reverse to Midway Depot. All are located in an undercutting on B1F.

An underground concourse has escalators leading to Eastern Line platforms on B2F. There is an island platform in the middle, Platform 7 used solely for arriving trains and 8 for departing.

The concourse also leads to an exit connecting with Minecon Railways trains.
The Central Western Territory

The Central Western Territory is the second largest of the newly established territorial borders in "The Great Expanse." Though the claim is disputed, this territory is mainly inhabitited by Humans from the Kingdom of man, as well as native tribes and small villages that have no larger organized society.

The territory is comprised mostly of grassy plains, with low mountain ranges and forests to the North, and savannahs to the South. The climate is temperate, and all seasons are distinctly seen within the region. Notable exports from the region are minerals from various mining operations, mainly located in the mountains. The Central Western Territory most closely mirrors the Kingdom of Man, so many of the settlers from the Kingdom have come here.
Doctor Benjamin Portico

## Doctor Benjamin Fitzgerald Portico

A photograph portrait of Doctor Benjamin Portico, used on his "missing person" poster.

### Occupation

Professor of Archeology, Arkenfell University

## The Father of Adventure

The poster-boy of the expedition that uncovered The Great Expanse, Doctor Benjamin Fitzgerald Portico is a world-renowned explorer and the founder of the Department of Archeological Studies and Antiquity Acquisition at Arkenfell University. Having always been fascinated by those who came before him, Portico became an explorer at a young age. Rather than seeking to sell his findings for wealth, he sought to preserve them for the purpose of intellectual pursuits. He would often bring the artifacts and relics he found to Arkenfell University so that the scholars there could ensure their protection and study them, and soon enough they offered to educate him for free as compensation for his continued services. Portico is credited as the first true Archeologist, and "The Father of Adventure," as a new generation of young men have taken advantage of The Age of Technology to try and follow in his shoes.

## The Expedition

Following Duncan J. Webb's most famous invention, the Combi-navigator, Webb began to boast about being able to circumnavigate the globe. Such a trial had never been attempted before, as it was believed that whatever lands might lie beyond the borders of the known world were cast away by The Old Gods, and that mortals were not meant to tread there. Webb was never the superstitious sort, and so he set about gathering together a team of experts and like-minded individuals to attempt the journey. Webb selected Ben Poritco, Alabaster Lufkin, Louis Visconti, Utah Carol, and Oliver Smith as the co-leaders of the expedition.

Along with a 50 man crew of mercenaries, cooks, doctors, navigators, and other essential personnel; they left Port Orleans aboard *KMS Rose* and did not return for four years. Occasionally sending letters back to the University by way of Alabaster's magical messenger hawk, news of their exploits and of the dangerous new world they had discovered spread quickly. Portico was the most well known of the bunch, and by far the most charismatic, he was the face of the expedition in no-time.

## Disappearance

After a long retirement from adventuring to focus on his academic pursuits, Doctor Portico went missing without warning. No word was spoken to his colleagues or students as to where he would be going or for how long, and he was missing for roughly six months without so much as a word.

Our Heroes, mutual friends of Portico, all recently received letters from Doctor Portico along with a crudely drawn map revealing his location: The jungle frontier region known as Kwanle. Though they had never met prior to receiving Portico's letter, the band of misfits came together in order to rescue their mutual friend.
Olympia Motorway

The **Olympia Motorway** is a 7.6km motorway linking Western Bridge, at Richmond, to the Haltraugh Interchange with the M10. Historically it was a major path leading from Savannah to the then seaside hamlet of Duncombe. It was made a motorway, given a second carraigeway, extended to Haltraugh and made elevated over most of its length in stages from 1968 to 1971.

## History

The road was not always a highway. Rather, before the 20th century, it was a major road leading from Savannah to Duncombe, and from there Olympia Road led to Olympia. However, with growing traffic causing congestion on local roads, the road was planned to be upgraded to a motorway and extended to Haltraugh. This was approved in 1954, and finished in 1971.

Noise barriers were added near Kensington Estate in 1989 as a result of noise complaints from the motorway.
Shepherds' Pass Road

**Shepherds' Pass Road** is a two-lane road from Haltraugh to northern Shepherds' Heights. New South Estate and Mountain Vista are located along the road.

A section close to Haltraugh is one of the steepest roads in Savannah, at an incline of 22.3%, but is rounded off to 1:5 on road signs. It is also notoriously narrow, and contains a steep U-turn that is difficult to negotiate. This has presented difficulty to some vehicles, and has also led to major accidents. This has been bypassed in the eastbound direction by a flyover connecting directly over Admiral Street to the Fallen Creek Interchange on the M2, though only its northbound lanes are linked.

## Accidents

In the 1980s, the road was known as among the most dangerous in Savannah, and was often marred by reports of vehicles falling off the narrow road. The most serious accident was on September 28, 1990, when a double-decker Savannah Bus operating route 14P (since cancelled) rolled over just after the steep U-turn, killing 9 (including the driver) and injuring the remaining 7 passengers.
M10

The **M10**, or the **Savannah Circular Motorway**, is a ring road encircling Greater Savannah. It is one of the most important motorways in Minecon, and can be very congested.

## History

Plans for a circular roadway around Savannah had existed as early as 1930, when a plan for a "ring road encircling from west around to east" was formulated by the Transport Department. A concrete route was set out in 1940, but was interrupted by the Siege of Savannah.

After the war, as much of Savannah had been razed, the route was altered to avoid any remaining structures and instead replace the stricken land. To this end, a circle of land was left out for future development. However, nothing was built there for some time, leading to it being sarcastically mocked as the "failed greenbelt " and "kilometers of waste" by some.

Construction did not begin in earnest until 1975, prioritising the undeveloped sections of the city first. The motorway was completed on 19 January 2001 with the completion of the Phoenix City Bridge and the Fallen Creek Interchange. An opening ceremony hosted by the then Prime Minister was held on the bridge.
Market Street station

Market Street is a Savannah Metro station in Central. It is served by the Circle Line, District Line and Western Line.

## History

The station opened on September 11, 1925 as part of the Circle Line. In 1950, the station closed down and was entirely rebuilt underground, with a different design than most other Savannah Metro stations. It reopened in January 1951.

The concourse (but not platforms) were rebuilt again in 1992 as part of the Arc Square office complex. A new exit and extra set of ticket gates were built on the side facing Church Street.

## Layout

Two island platforms on B1F serve the Circle and Western Lines. Escalators lead down to the B2F terminus of the District Line.

### Exits

* A: Glasgow Square
* B: Church Street
Haltraugh Estate

**Haltraugh Estate** is a public housing estate located in western Haltraugh, Savannah. Originally constructed in between 1962 and 1965, the estate was redeveloped in between 1990 and 2001.

## History

Haltraugh Estate was constructed from 1962 to 1965. It consisted of 24 blocks of Mark 3 and 4 buildings. For the sake of management public officials divided the estate into Phase I, located on Old Ditch Road (Blocks 1-7) and Phase 2 (8-24) on the hillside, even though “phase 2” was built first.

Blocks 10 and 14 in the estate were condemned amidst the 1980s public housing scandal, which prompted large-scale redevelopment of the entire estate. Blocks 8-21 were demolished first in between 1990 and 1992. The demolition of the other blocks was delayed by the fact that they had to be used as temporary housing for the displaced residents until more suitable units could be found. Eventually Blocks 1-7 were redeveloped in 1995-97. Lastly, Blocks 22 to 24 were redeveloped in 1999-2001, after a debate on what to redevelop the site as cooled down.

Today the site is now split between Akerney Estate on the former site of phase 1 and the new Haltraugh Estate, consisting of 8 Cross Type buildings, on phase 2. A shopping mall was built on the site of blocks 12 and 13.
Duncombe station

**Duncombe** is a Savannah Metro station on the Southern Line. The station opened on March 1, 1962, and serves western Duncombe. It is located under the Duncombe Interchange.

## Layout

From the concourse, a footbridge crosses Chester Street before slopes lead to the two side platforms. Platform 1 goes to Duncombe Bay and platform 2 goes to Camden.

## Exits

* A1: Arlesway Road
* B1: Two Olympia Road
* B2: Olympia Road

## History

The station opened on March 1, 1962, together with the Southern Line. Historically, its usage has always been low, due to its isolation from central Duncombe and the lack of amenities nearby. In 2018, it was the least used station on the Southern Line.

The station was extensively renovated between 2013 and 2016, when the station suffered heavily under wear and tear. In the renovation, the original distinctive floor tiles were replaced by diorite terrazzo tiles, the concourse was shifted across Chester Street where previously it had been adjacent to platform 1, and the original footbridge was demolished and replaced with an extended one. Stairs were also changed to slopes to make the station accessible.

Exit B was opened together with the residential complex Two Olympia Road in 2023.

## Gallery

Platforms (platform 1 in foreground)Exit A1Duncombe Station in 2003, before renovation.
Midway Tunnel

The **Midway Tunnel** is a 2.45km tunnel running through Mount Midway, Midway Gap and Shepherds' Heights. It lies on the M1, connecting the Jardine Motorway near exit 2C and the Shepherds' Heights Bridge, and opened on 22 May 1982.

## Layout

The tunnel contains 3 lanes in each direction throughout its entire length. 800 meters into the southbound bore, exit 2D on the M1 links to Midway Gap. Before this exit, the tunnel is 4-laned. About halfway through the tunnel there is a slight right then a slight left.

There are 21 cross-passages for emergency purpose.

## History

Construction started in 1978 and ended in 1982. In the original 1970 plan, the Midway Tunnel would go around Mount Midway and pass over western Yale and Midway Gap, only tunnelling through Shepherds' Heights. Due to coordinated efforts and extreme opposition, landlords along the route raised their acquisition prices to over M$385,000 (about M$2.7m in 2022 currency, per plot). Such was the opposition that going through Mount Midway and Midway Gap would be *cheaper,* and thus this route was taken, delaying the construction by four years. This has been cited as one of the best examples of road protests in Minecon.
Isetan Savannah

The **Isetan Savannah** is an important department store in Savannah. It is a branch of the Japanese department store, Isetan. The store opened in 1982, and is located at the New Point Tower, at the junction of Darkwood Hill Road and Jardine Road.

## History

The store opened on August 1, 1982, together with an exit linking it to Richmond Station. Immediately it was popular with the public and also tourists, and to this day is responsible for many trend-setting clothing and accessories in Minecon.

After Isetan merged with Mitsukoshi in 2008, the department store was expanded with two former office floors becoming retail floors. Subsequently, the Mitsukoshi store at nearby Park Avenue was vacated.

Over the years, the Isetan Savannah has acquired a reputation for its discount weeks, typically in May and late November. These attract huge amounts of customers to the store, and this phenomenon has been compared to Black Friday.
Mang'O Colada

Themed around mangoes and avocado juice, Mang'O Colada is a Sugar Rush racer in the GASEverse, and the fourth exclusive newcomer specifically for the Sugar Rush franchise, the first three being Marsheline Butterlatte, Sprinkarella Chocotoppa, and Cheesy Applebaum.

## Role in the GASEverse

### Current Role

Similar to Vanellope Von Schweetz, Mang'O is a newcomer racer in Sugar Rush, the only difference is Vanellope is a Base roster character catering to the newcomer PLAYERBASE. Mang'O has his own car to race around in Race Tracks.

## Notes and Trivia

### TRIVIA

* Followed by the first 3 females, Mang'O is the first MALE Sugar Rush OC in the GASEverse.
National Tax Centre

The **National Tax Centre** is a skyscraper located in eastern Central, Savannah. It is located at 1 Keynes Square. The building is slightly shorter than its other building in the complex, the Immigration Centre, at 115m tall, containing 38 floors. Unlike the Immigration Centre, it has no sky lobby.

The building was completed in 1988 along with the Immigration Centre.
Keynes Square

**Keynes Square** is a street and square in eastern Central, Savannah. It starts from Depot Street, then shortly after turning right, ends at Harcourt Road. The street is named after noted economist John Maynard Keynes. It contains the National Tax Centre, Immigration Centre, and at its junction with Harcourt Road, the Bank of Savannah Tower.
Northcote station

**Northcote** is a Savannah Metro station on Central Island, serving the Circle Line and the Eastern Line. The station is named after Northcote Street at its intersection with North Way.

## History

The station opened on 14 July 1957 as part of the initial Circle Line extension to Church Prime. At the time only the current platforms 1/2 were used.

The station was rebuilt between May 1989 and January 1990, with service disrupted for ten months of 1990, to build new platforms accommodating the Eastern Line extension to Bank Cross. Service started on the new platforms on 1 December 1990. A new concourse and three new exits at Clamp Bay Estate were opened simultaneously.

## Layout

This station has cross-platform interchange, with platform 1 on the Circle Line anticlockwise shared with platform 2 on the Eastern Line bound for Bank Cross. Likewise platform 3 on the Eastern Line bound for Yale is shared with platform 4 for the Circle Line clockwise.

Unusually, the platforms are not atop each other, but adjacent with platform 3/4 roughly 4 meters lower that platform 1/2. There are separate escalators to the concourses and no direct links between them.

There are two concourses: one with exits A and B at the junction of Northcote Street and North Way, and exit C to the northeast deep within Clamp Bay Estate. Exit C3 is elevated and embedded within a storefront due to elevation differences.

## Exits

* A1, A2: Northcote Street
* B1: Merstham Ave North
* B2: North Way
* C1: Merstham Ave South
* C2: Clamp Bay Road
* C3: Clamp Bay Estate
Black

## **About:**

Black is a contestant on Trendy's Algicosathlon series.

Black is a member of The Hots.

## **Personality:**

Black first appearance was him being a happy go lucky person by his pose in the intro layout. He is seen as a positive person.

## **Season 1:**

In S1 Episode 1, Black is seen on the episode's thumbnail, on the event, Black got 8th/20.

In S1 Episode 2, Black got 17th/19 in the event, falling down on the leaderboard to 15th.

In S1 Episode 3, in the event, Black continues to do badly by getting 16th/18, and falls in 17th.

In S1 Episode 4, Black's team won the event, Black rises to 16th.

In S1 Episode 5, in the event, Black does good and gets 7th, rising to 11th.

In S1 Episode 6, Black does mediocre by getting 10th, falling to 13th and being apart of the bottom 5. Due to the new stage of the game, the bottom 5 votes for someone to get eliminated. Black does his first ever confessional and votes for Lime. However at the ceremony, Black get's eliminated with a 2/1/1/1 vote. Black wishes good luck to the other campers and then leaves the area.

In S1 Episode 7, Black makes a cameo by being one of the five helpers in the event.

In S1 Episode 8, Black is absent throughout the whole of the episode.

In S1 Episode 9, Black is absent throughout the whole of the episode.

## **Trivia:**

* Black is the first contestant to be eliminated by a vote off.
* Black is the first eliminated contestant to do a confessional.

**Teammates as of Episode 11:** Grey • Magenta • Olive • Red
**Eliminated:** **Black** • Brown • Maroon • Orange • Tan • Yellow
Three Lakes

The **Three Lakes** , collectively **Fall Lake** or **North Lake, Centre Lake** and **South Lake** are a set of three lakes adjacent to each other and separated by **Lake Vale**, a mountain in the middle. The Three Lakes Trail connects the lakes and nearby villages.

## Facilities and Settlements

Norkefall is located on the shore of the North Lake.

Campsites are dotted all over the region, including near Norkefall, , near Lake Vale and South Lake.
Satan's Throne

**Satan's Throne** is a mountain located at the eastern side of Shepherds' Heights

## Origin of Name

The mountain was once unnamed, but acquired a nickname in the play, *Dame Ramsey*. As the titular character ascends the mountain to prepare for her final duel at the climax of the play, she states in a soliloquy:

" 'Tis not unlike ascending up the throes / Of Hell, to meeting **Satan** on his **Throne.**"

True to Ramsey's description, climbing up the mountain is difficult even amongst experienced climbers, with thousands of steps needed to reach the peak on either side. There are signposts advising how many steps that one has crossed at certain points.

## History

New South Estate was supposed to be named Throne Estate, as it sat on the mountain, but changed names to avoid Satanic connotations.

## Geography

A trail from Mount Kratos to Shepherds' Heights passes through the peak of Satan's Throne, and is part of the Shepherd's Heights Trail. It is almost entirely composed of stairs either side that the mountain is ascended on.
Richmond Park

**Richmond Park** is a small public park in western Richmond, Savannah. It is bordered by Covent Avenue, Darkwood Hill Road, Glasgow Road and Richmond Street. It opened in 1972 and was renovated in the 1990s.

## Features

There are tennis courts, seats, and a paved lawn in the park. The Richmond Civic Center, a complex with a sports hall and library, was built in the northeastern corner of the park in 1997.

Compared to other parks in Savannah, Richmond Park is relatively small.

## History

The park opened in 1972.

From 1995 to 1997, the park was refurbished, including a former pond being rebuilt into the Richmond Civic Center.
Primp Magic School

**Magical University of Gengaki (げんがき魔法大学)** or **Primp Magic School (プリムマジックスクール)** is a school in the rare whereabouts of Primp, biased from the Puyo Puyo franchise. It's a university where young adults students get to teach or learn magic in alternate ways.

## Tenmei Prefecture

### Ms. Accord's Class

* Group A
	+ Amitie Taiyo
	+ Sig Hyacinth
	+ Raffina Archambeau
	+ Klug Bernadin

**EMBLEM:** white / ivory angel wing
Puyo Puyo Station Square

**Puyo Puyo Station Square** is a Crossover game with various genres like Platformer, Beat-em-Up, Racing, Puzzle, JRPG, and Third Person Shooter. Mainly published by SEGA during its collaboration Nintendo, Disney, and Cartoon Network, **the game was released for its 65th anniversary**, mainly containing two of its famous franchises Sonic The Hedgehog and Puyo Puyo.
The Feaston

**The Feaston** is a luxury hotel located on the junction of Westarch Road and Strand in the Bristle Hill district of Savannah. Opened in 1887, it has become the "most famous" and "most luxurious" hotel in Savannah, and has had many notable guests.

## Features

The ground floor contains Feaston's View, a renowned restaurant whose head chef is an apprentice of internationally famous chef Mark Glenfield. It also contains the less formal Festival, a grill and bar.

The Feaston created many innovations among hotel rooms, including bathrooms, electric lamps, and among the first two lifts in Minecon. The lifts themselves have kept the same appearance while being updated to match modern safety requirements.

Rooms are decorated in the Victorian style with luxurious furnishings and fireplaces that no longer function, as well as a constantly refurbished and updated set of amenities.

The two largest suites on the third floor are respectively named the Monarch Suite (room 301) and the Emperor Suite (room 302), with the Monarch Suite being larger. Such is the fame of the Monarch Suite that The Creator is rumoured to live inside, and thus anyone fortunate enough to stay in the suite is said to be "in touch with the Creator".
Nihil!Sans

## Backstory

Nihilus was a cult form Hmaidtale.Nihilus was The Nihilus sect is essentially a sect that was founded to search for the meaning of everything and uses different techniques for this.Sans was born for an experiment for Nihilus.Sans was an important for Nihilus because he had incredible and strange powers.Nihilus used Sans's powers to provide the resources of the cult and for other errands when they notice Sans's powers are useless.Nihilus's plans went well until the unpredictable explosion of the world.Only Sans saved from this big explosion and he falled into multiverse and he continues to find the meaning of everything.

## Personality

Nihil Sans is so determined about his misson.He can do anything like tricking and acting like friend with someone for his mission.He gets real friends and enemies rarely.He likes looking inside , observe organic things.

## Abilities

### Red Mercury Manipulation

He can create,erase and manipulate a blood like matters that he called red mercury.This matter has impressive abilities like absorbate energy and sending energy.The matter has very undetermined shape until matter absorbate energy.It can get shapes like sword and make energy attacks with his absorbed energy.He can turn himself to red mercury

### Nihil Seal

He creates a seal that look like the symbol on his t-shirt with a lot of mana.This seal gives too much dark energy to what it on.This symbol is too compatible red mercury matter and its give easier usage to manipulate red mercury.He can put this seal with touching.

### Buffed Sans Abilities

He has Undertale Sans's all abilites that buffed with red mercury(gaster blaster and telekinesis etc. )

### Seal of Multiverse

Nihil Sans use this seal to create portals to some special places like doodle sphere and universes.

## Trivia

◾Nihil Sans really loves lizard and insects body.It's not a sexual thing just he loves them.

◾Nihil Sans doesn't have a soul because of The Nihilus's experiments.

◾Nihil Sans has different seals that gives him the power to manipulate four elements.

◾Nihil Sans's body is inorganic.

◾Nihil Sans can eat something but he doesn't need.He just eats for remeber the life can be good sometimes.

◾Nihil Sans has enhanced senses.
Farm Avenue

**Farm Avenue** is a major road in Central, Savannah. It is one of the original four roads that border Central, extending from Church Street in the east, passing under the Farm Avenue Tunnel, then after intersecting Brigadier Street and Post Office Lane at the Farm Avenue Roundabout, ending at Embankment in the west. It is unique as the only road to directly intersect a motorway, a major crossroads with Eastern Street's M1 and Eastern Bridge.

## History

The street was so named because on the site of the present-day Parliament Building, there were several large farms lining the street. In the 19th century the President's House was built.

Citing security concerns, the section near the Parliament Building was brought underground in the Farm Avenue Tunnel, and soon afterwards the intersection with Brigadier Street was made a roundabout. The original road still remains, but is gated and heavily guarded.
Broadcast Minecon

The **Minecon Radio and Television Broadcasting Company**, publicly under the name of **Broadcast Minecon,** is the state-owned public broadcaster of Minecon, providing both radio and television services. It controls all licensed radio and some of the television channels available.

## Radio

* Radio 1 (87.9-89.9FM) focuses on news and serious programmes such as current affairs.
* Radio 2 (90.4-93.3FM) focuses on more light-hearted culture and entertainment news.
* Radio 3 (93.7-96.8FM) focuses on mainstream music.
* Radio 4 (97.2-98.7FM) focuses on older music from the 1950s to 80s.
* Radio 5 (99.3-102.3FM) focuses on classical music and fine art appreciation.
* Radio 6 (677kHz, 103.1-105.6FM, dAB radio) functions as a 24-hour news channel.
Darkwood Hill station

**Darkwood Hill** is a Savannah Metro on the Southern Line and the Western Line. The station serves Darkwood Hill, the Darkwood Hill Museum Complex, and the Savannah Sea Aquarium.

The station is the closest to surface level of all underground stations, with the upper platforms being a mere 3.9 meters from the concourse at ground level.

## History

The station opened on March 1, 1962 as part of the Southern Line. From the beginning it was provisioned as a cross-platform interchange station, and until 1977 it used a split platform layout. From May 1, 1977 onward, the other sides of the platforms were used for the Western Line.

Construction of the station was deemed a challenge, because of the need to ascend up Darkwood Hill in order to reach the station, as well as the shallow depth of the station.

The station is planned to be part of the new Cross City Line.

## Layout

The concourse is at surface level. Two sets of escalators lead to platforms 1 (Southern Line to Duncombe Bay) and 4 (Western Line to New Central) on floor B1. From there another two sets of escalators lead to platforms 2 (Southern Line to Camden) and 3 (Western Line to Boothroyd) on floor B2. A lift and stairs are also available.

## Exits

* A1 and A2: Savannah Museum Complex
* B1 and B2: Armoury Street
Sprinkarella Chocotoppa

**Sprinkarella Chocotoppa** is a Sugar Rush racer, and one of the exclusive newcomers of the franchise, being the second one on the list. Her name and theming is a play on confectionary sprinkles, Cinderella, Chocolate, and food toppings.

## Role in the GASEverse

### **CURRENT ROLE**

Similar to Vanellope von Schweetz, Sprinkarella is a newcomer racer in Sugar Rush, the only difference is Vanellope is a Base roster character catering to the newcomer PLAYERBASE. Sprinkarella has her own car to race around in Race Tracks.

### **BACKSTORY**

Sprinkarella was Daughter of a loving Single Mother. Her father passed away when she was born, and the reason, he was killed by an Army of Evil Necromancers, one of whom killed Arle's Mother. Sprinkarella and her mother live somewhere in Veneficiis, and Sprinkarella, despite being a Sugar Rush racer, enrolled in the same magic school Arle attended. When she moved to Sugar Town, Sprinkarella uses her Magic skills in racing. But she also uses her skills in combat. Of the many things she's encountered, she is intrigued in Gothic Elements, like the kind Feli is themed after or something.

## Notes and Trivia

* According to wiki co-contributor / editor NathanaelSwagAdmin, Sprinkarella is his second Sugar Rush Fan-OC for the multiverse series to be created, the first one being Marsheline, and followed by Cheesy and Mang'O.
Cross City Line

The **Cross City Line** is a planned line of the Savannah Metro. Starting from either Charwood or Camden in western Savannah, it passes through Yale Station before splitting at Torquay Station. The main line continues to Olympia Station, while the branch goes to Darkwood Hill via Darkwood Base. The exact details of the line are unknown, and there is no official completion date.
Bank Cross

*For the train station, see Bank Cross Station.*

**Bank Cross** is a major residential and commercial development as well as a transport hub north of Bristle Hill. Formerly the site of an embankment and later the Manberg Docks, the 588,000 sqm2 area was comprehensively redeveloped in the 1990s to 2010s as the Croxley Docks on Central Island were vastly expanded.

## History

The former Manberg Docks standing on the site of Bank Cross were closed by government order in 1975 after the first two terminals of the Croxley Docks were opened. The site was then "reserved for future uses" and permanently barricaded. The site was left unused for over 13 years until plans were made to connect the two Airport Expresses at a central hub. At the time, there was no space for the route with the highest demand.

A decision was reached in 1988, twelve years before the new airport was opened. The old Cumber Station, which was planned to make way for the final section of the M10, would be relocated to a new station under a new development. This development was envisioned as a "city within itself" and a transport terminal for all modes of transport, including homes for 50,000 and a commercial skyscraper to exceed the existing height record at One World Trade Center. It was hailed by critics as "the way for the new millenium".

Bank Cross Station opened in 1994, long before any other building was completed above it. At the same time, Cumber Station was demolished to much public outcry, although it was later revealed that structural decay and use of asbestos had compromised the structure. The shopping mall Cross Center was opened in 1997, but a lack of demand due to the uncompleted buildings forced it into closure in just four years. The Heart was opened twelve years later to replace it.

Meanwhile, the residential buildings were successively completed. Phase 1, The Prosperity, was completed in stages from 2001 to 2002. The rest of the buildings were then built from 2005 to 2013. The project was completed after 18 years of construction when Bank Cross Tower opened on August 26, 2017.

## Commercial Building

*See also: Bank Cross Tower*

**Bank Cross Tower,** which topped out on January 26, 2017 and opened exactly seven months later, is the tallest building in Minecon, designed specifically to dethrone the previous holder, One World Trade Center.

## Residential Buildings

### The Prosperity

Marked as Phase 1 of the Bank Cross development, The Prosperity

## Transport

The development is large enough to necessitate a railway station and two Savannah Metro stations, Bank Cross and Bank Cross Tower. The lines served include the Northern Coast Main Line and the Northern Coast RevoRail, and the Strand Line and Eastern Line on the Savannah Metro.

A novel design of the development is the complete segregation of cars, buses and pedestrians on different levels. A bus-only road runs underneath Prosperity Road, and the bus terminal in the complex is linked to the road. A free shuttle bus, route 221M, serves the complex, and is noted as the only bus route in Minecon that is not a guided busway but runs almost completely indoors.
Minty "Emmareld" Zaki

Themed around mints and candied apples, **Minty "Emmareld" Zaki** is a Sugar Rush racer biased from the Wreck-It Ralph franchise.

**ORIGINAL CANON LORE / INFO / ROLE OF THE CHARACTER CAN BE FOUND HERE:** https://wreckitralph.fandom.com/wiki/Minty\_Zaki

## Role in the GASEverse

### **BACKSTORY**

***See: Backstory of Sugar Rush for more details.***

## Notes and Trivia

### TRIVIA:

* She is based on Japanese animator Hayao Miyazaki, according to the canon.