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Рыбалка

**Рыбалка** была добавлена в обновлении от 03.02.2018.

## Как играть

Для начала необходимо прийти в район рыбалки, взяв лодку или нажав на значок рыбалки.

* Лодку можно найти в нижнем левом углу главного лобби.

Встаньте на край берега, затем нажмите на рябь (небольшие круглые волны) в воде. После нажатия, у вас откроется небольшой инвентарь, где вы можете изменить нашивку, поплавок и удочку. После того, как выбрали необходимые предметы, нажимаем **начать**.

* После появления "скользящего" бара стараемся набрать максимальную дальность замаха.

* Нужно постараться нажать на зелёную зону. Это вам обеспечит 100%-ый шанс на улов.
	+ Если вдруг вам не повезло, и вы не попали в зелёную зону, то у вас есть шанс не получить улов. Жёлтая зона - 75%, оранжевая - 50%, красная зона - 25%, и если вы не попали не в одну из зон, то рыба мгновенно уплывет вместе с наживкой в независимости от оставшегося времени.
	+ При истечении времени, вы также можете потерпеть неудачу.

## Экипировка

### Удочка

Удочка считается основным предметов для рыбалки и может быть назначена как косметический скин для вашего меча, посоха или топора. Чем реже удочка, тем выше дальность браска. Изначальная дальность броска удочки составляет от 20 до 40.

### Поплавок

Поплавок - это аксессуары для рыбалки. Они увеличивают размер "скользящего" бара.

### Наживка

Наживка - это расходный предмет. Как только вы опускаете поплавок в воду, используется одна наживка. Наживки увеличивают шанс на поимку редких рыб.

### Рыбацкий улов

Рыбацкий улов довольно разнообразен - от ненужных ботинков, до рыбы-единорога. В зависимости от качества улова вам будут даваться ракушки, которые вы можете потратить в рыбацкой лавке.

## Галерея

Игрок делает замахРыба клюнула"Скользящий" барПример уловаУлов игрока со стороны
Raggedy Ann (Demos)

**Raggedy Ann (Demos)** is a studio recording of songs from the 1984 musical. It has frequently been incorrectly attributed to the Broadway cast, but it's actually comprised of cast members from the second staging at ESIPA in 1985, plus a few unidentifiable singers (most notably the singer performing Marcella's songs).

## Background

Little information is available about this recording. Joe Raposo was eager to get the show to Broadway and had ties to CBS (which ultimately produced shows in Moscow and on Broadway), and it's possible that it was recorded at their studio. It's been rumored to have been given away on cassette to attendees of the 1985 ESIPA performances. The songs changed drastically throughout the show's evolution between 1984-1986, and this album contains a mixture of variations from different versions.

A low-quality rip of the album first showed up on a blog devoted to Broadway musicals in 2007 (along with a complete recording of a Broadway performance), and it was uploaded to YouTube in 2013, where it began garnering attention for the forgotten show. In 2021, an excerpt of "*Gingham and Yarn*" surfaced in higher quality.

## Tracks

1. Gingham and Yarn
2. Diagnosis
3. Carry On
4. The Light
5. Mexico
6. Blue
7. Something in the Air
8. Rag Dolly
9. You'll Never Get Away
10. A Little Music
11. He Comes Riding
12. Gone
13. What Did I Lose?/Somewhere
14. Welcome to L.A./Diagnosis (Reprise)
15. Gingham and Yarn (Reprise 2)

## Singers

* Ivy Austin as Raggedy Ann
* David Schramm as General D.
* Bethe B. Austin as Mommy/Marcella
* Scott Schafer as Raggedy Andy
* Pamela Sousa as the Bat
* Unknown as Poppa/Doctor
* Joel Aroeste as Camel with the Wrinkled Knees/Doctor/Sun
* Jeanne Vigliante as Panda
* Carolyn Marble Valentis as Baby Doll
* Gary O. Aldrich as Doctor/Moon

## Video

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## External Links

* Internet Archive - Demos
* Internet Archive - Broadway Audience Recording
* Cast Albums
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**Welcome to the Dbz fan made stuff wiki i made for myself xd Wiki!**
Hi i made this wiki for myself but you can add pages if you want

Rules:

No vandalism

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Housing

4 house limit.

Beginner housing on DawnUO is very easy to acquire. Using the quest points system, housing can be bought for 20 quest points. The new player quests available on the 2nd floor of the Brit bank will give 2 points each so it won't take long to get your first house. After that, there are many predesigned houses available for purchase for a reasonable price.

Custom housing is also available, and while the prices have actually been reduced, it will still cost a pretty penny to completely custom design a large building.
Raggedy Ann and Andy in Cookieland

**Raggedy Ann and Andy in Cookieland** was a stage musical directed by Luis Q. Barroso with book, music and lyrics written by Lyla Hay Owen, who had previously done The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy in 1976.

Children's Corner at Le Petit Theatre
 Mr. Scarecrow
 Macanoonoo
 Waheawah
 Ballerina
 Witch
 Mr. Green Meanie
 Marcella's voice | Cynthia Owen
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Raggedy Ann & Andy's Rainy Day Songs & Games

Raggedy Ann & Andy's Rainy Day Songs & Games is a book-and-record set released by Kid Stuff Records

## Plot

The toys sneak out for a game of hide-and-seek, but when storm clouds move in, they return to the playroom for a sing-along.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Raggedy Arthur
* Marcella
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Jack-in-the-Box
* Babette
* Grandpa
* Susie Pincushion

## Songs

* The Farmer in the Dell
* Little Bo Peep
* Mary Had a Little Lamb
* Ring Around the Rosey

## Video

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Omega ki

omega ki is ki unlocked by extreme training and you to have a power level of atleast 1.5 trillion to get it.

omega ki is 2.5x more powerful than regular ki so a kamehameha with omega ki is 2.5x more powerful than a regular one.

omega ki mutations:

mutation stage 1: omega ki gets slightly stronger (3x normal ki)

mutation stage 2: omega ki turns green and gets a buff (5x normal ki)

mutation stage 3: omega ki turns red and gets a better buff (7.5x normal ki)

mutation stage 4: omega ki turns yellow and gets a very good buff (12.5x normal ki)
Raggedy Ann and Andy's Grow and Learn Library

**Raggedy Ann and Andy's Grow and Learn Library** is a series of 19 children's books published by Lynx Books in 1988. The set also included a 20th book, the *Parent's Guide*, which had a section on each book in the series. Each had a brief summary, went over the themes, and described activities kids and parents could do that related to the main message. The books were published the same year The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy started airing, and features many of the same characters and a similar art style.

## Books in Series

* v01: Sunny Bunny Comes Home
* v02: Little Bear's Problem
* v03: Sam Lamb Moves Away
* v04: Raggedy Dog to the Rescue
* v05: What Can a Camel Do?
* v06: Babette's Scary Night
* v07: A Very Close Call
* v08: Grouchy Bear's Parade
* v09: The Box of Tricks
* v10: Raggedy Dog's Bone
* v11: The Jack-In-The-Box
* v12: Play Ball!
* v13: The Play in the Attic
* v14: Raggedy Dog Learns to Share
* v15: Raggedy Andy's Perfect Party
* v16: The Sleepover
* v17: The Birthday Surprise
* v18: Bubbles Goes to the Fair
* v19: Tim's Big Adventure
* A Parents' Guide to Raggedy Ann & Andy's Grow-and-Learn Library
Annabel-Lee

Annabel-Lee and Thomas

**Annabel-Lee** is a doll with real auburn hair and fancy clothes. She was given to Marcella by her aunt along with another doll named Thomas. Both of them were named after Marcella's aunt and uncle respectively. She first appeared in *Raggedy Ann and the Strange Dolls* from Raggedy Ann Stories. In 1997, Kenner Toys released a miniature doll of Annabel-Lee alongside Raggedy Ann.

## Personality

Annabel-Lee is portrayed as snooty, self-absorbed, and proper. She looks down on others who are different and enjoys gossiping and making fun of the other dolls. Her personality soon shifts however, when Raggedy Ann gives Annabel-Lee her own bed. She is remorseful and quick to take back what she said. She even goes so far as to give Raggedy Ann a little kiss!

## Appearances

### Books

* Raggedy Ann Stories (1918)
	+ Raggedy Ann and the Strange Dolls
* Raggedy Ann's Tea Party Book (1999)
* Raggedy Ann's Birthday Party Book (2001)
General D.

Leo Burmester as General D. in the Kennedy Center and Broadway productions.

**General D.** is the main antagonist of the Raggedy Ann musical. The D in his name stands for darkness, decay, dissolution, done for, doom, and most of all: death. As the reaper of souls, he arrives to collect Marcella's as soon as she dies at 6am, and enlist her into his army of the dead. With his henchmen at his side, he follows and taunts the protagonists on their way to the Doll Hospital, all the while confident in his assured victory.

The role was originated by Paul Haggard, whose failing health prevented him from returning so the role was re-cast to David Schramm for the 1985 ESIPA workshop and Moscow tour. During the Broadway try-outs he was cast again as Leo Burmester, less than a year before his appearance as Thenardier in the OBC of Les Miserables.

## Background

His origins are unknown, nor is the distinction of whether he is death itself or merely a messenger of it. He displays many supernatural powers, such as the ability to control thunder and lightning, and to shapeshift into a giant sea monster. His most overpowered ability is a large thumb ring, which acts as a window to spy on the entire world through a large eye in the clouds. This did not come without a price, as one of his own eyes had to be sacrificed.

In the original 1984 production he was portrayed as a giant rat, but this aspect of his costume disappeared in 1985. This coincided with a shift towards a more dramatic and gleefully evil villain, while earlier portrayals were more tragic, as if he was not only bringing death but trapped forever at the brink of it himself. The character was heavily inspired by the playwright's nihilistic outlook on his own failing health.

## Personality

The epitome of military strength and order, his patriarchal authority is unquestionable. He plans to recruit the living into his army of the dead, in preparation for a distant war when the world will be swept over and nothing will remain but peace and serenity. He sees life and love as filled with nothing but pain, and considers himself a savior to the suffering souls of the world.

## Appearances

### Stage

* Raggedy Ann/Rag Dolly (1984-1986) [William Gibson/Joe Raposo]

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann: The Musical (Demos) (1985)

## Gallery

Kennedy Center, 1986Kennedy Center, 1986David Schramm backstage at the Moscow exchangeESIPA 1985ESIPA 1985
A Puzzle for Raggedy Ann and Andy

**A Puzzle for Raggedy Ann and Andy** is a children's book published by Wonder books. Despite being published after his death it's attributed to Johnny Gruelle, and was illustrated by Rachel Taft Dixon.

## Synopsis

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy head off to adventure in the deep deep woods, and meet Scootie Squirrel and his wife. The pair have been asked to watch over baby Chester Chipmunk while his parents are out gathering nuts, but they've been gone a long time. Ann and Andy search for the chipmunk parents to re-unite them.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Scootie Squirrel
* Mrs. Squirrel
* Chittery-Chattery Chipmunks
* Chester Chipmunk
Raggedy Ann & Andy: Happiness Album

**Raggedy Ann & Andy: Happiness Album** is a picture-disc released in 1982 by Kid Stuff Records. It is the final album in the series.

## Songs

1. Raggedy Ann & Andy World
2. Suppose
3. Brother, Come Dance with Me
4. Happy Is
5. This Old Man
6. Raggedy Ann & Andy World (reprise)

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Raggedy Arthur (cover only)

## Gallery

A Raggedy Ann and Andy World (Kid Stuff Records)Suppose from Raggedy Ann & Andy Happiness Album
Raggedy Ann and Andy on the Farm

**Raggedy Ann and Andy on the Farm** is a Whitman Tell-a-Tale book by Eileen Daly with illustrations by June Goldsborough.

## Plot

While visiting cousin Eric's farm with Marcella, the Raggedies encounter a friendly scarecrow, a cow, and various other animals.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Marcella
* Eric
* Mr. Scarecrow
Make Believe (Reprise 1)

1986 at the Kennedy Center, when the song was still Mexico

**Make Believe (Reprise 1)** is a song from the Raggedy Ann Broadway Musical, and the second out of four Make Believes. The dolls decide to take Marcella to L.A. where a famous Doll Doctor can cure her mysterious illness, and to get there they build her bed into a boat. Raggedy Andy leads the charge as they throw together pieces of Marcella's old bedroom and set off.

This song was a very recent addition to the soundtrack, having taken the place of the song Mexico at the last minute before Broadway.

## Lyrics

**Raggedy Andy:**

Alright, just don’t get in the way of progress. It’s 11 o'clock.

**Raggettes:**

Eleven - ten

**Raggedy Andy:**

Oh my gosh, you’re right!

Build

**Raggedy Ann:**

Try

**Raggedy Andy:**

Space

**The Camel:**

Share

**Marcella:**

We’ve only got ‘til 6 A.M., and in a minute I’ll be—

**Raggedy Andy (Raggettes):**

Bed (boat)

Sky (air)

**Raggedy Andy:**

C’mon get busy or we’ll never get Marcella to L.A.

**Raggedy Ann:**

Keep on

**Raggettes:**

Toting

**Panda:**

Soon be

**Raggettes:**

Boating

**Raggedy Andy:**

Salt, air

**Raggettes:**

Floating

**Raggedy Andy:**

C’mon you lummox, lend a hand and keep your knees outta the way.

**Raggettes:**

Hurry, hurry, six A.M.

Hurry, hurry, six A.M.

**Raggedy Andy (Raggettes):**

Build (make)

Fix (use)

**Marcella:**

I’m just a kid and it’s not fair to make my time run out so--

**Raggedy Andy (Raggettes):**

Fast (tie)

**All:**

Rope,

**Panda:**

Shoes!

**Baby Doll:**

I need a change and I’m not sure that this is quite the way to go--

**Raggedy Andy:**

Sail,

**Dolls:**

Strong,

**Raggedy Ann:**

Safe,

**Raggettes:**

Sure

**Raggedy Andy:**

Course set,

**Raggettes:**

Rare tour

**Raggedy Andy:**

Way clear,

**Camel:**

Soon cure

**Raggedy Andy:**

The kid needs help so let’s get movin’, there’s no time to sit and--

**Dolls:**

Make believe.

**Raggedy Ann:**

Where’s baby?

**Baby Doll:**

Everybody stop worrying!

**All:**

What?

**Baby Doll:**

I changed my diapers!

**Raggedy Andy:**

All aboard!

**Raggedy Andy (Raggettes):**

We’re setting sail tonight (build)

Boy what a gorgeous sight (strong)

We’ve got the map to show (safe)

Just where we oughta go (sure)

We’ve got a boat (make)

Next stop L.A. (believe)

L.A. (L.A.)

## History

### Pre-Broadway

* Make Believe (reprise 1) was added for Broadway productions, and beforehand Andy had a much longer song called Mexico referencing how the dolls plan to sail through the Panama Canal and up the coast of Mexico. Its energy made it a crowd favorite, but often left people wondering why they were singing so much about Mexico when they never go there. Still the song is sorely missed by fans.

### Broadway Previews 1986

* The doll's lines are not separated into separate characters, and Raggedy Andy's last verse with the Raggettes has not been added yet. There are also a couple line differences:

**Dolls:**

Perfect, coating

Brilliant, boating

## Videos

Raggedy Ann 1986 Broadway - Make Believe Reprise 1
Cuckoo Clock

**Cuckoo Clock** is a song from the 1930 book *Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs* by Johnny Gruelle and Will Woodin. It appeared on the tie-in 1931 album, performed by Frank Luther. On the 1938 album *Raggedy Ann's Sunny And Joyful Songs*, it was split into two sections for the morning and the evening.

## Lyrics

Cuckoo clock, cuckoo clock

Wake me from my dreaming

When the sun comes gleaming

With your cheery cuckoo

Cuckoo clock, cuckoo clock

When the school bell’s ringing

Then I hear you singing

Cuckoo, time to go to school!

Cuckoo clock, cuckoo clock

You are never weary

You are ever cheery

With your happy cuckoo

Cuckoo clock, cuckoo clock

When I’m through my playing

Then I hear you saying

Time to go to sleep
Johnny Cricket (song)

**Johnny Cricket** is a song from the 1930 book "*Raggedy Ann's Joyful Songs*" by Johnny Gruelle, Will Woodin, & Chas. Miller. It was featured on an album by the Richard Wolfe Children's Chorus.

## Lyrics

Ticket ticket ticket

I am little Johnny Cricket

And I love to jingle jingle

On my little mandolin

Ticket ticket ticket

Can you hear me as I pick it

For I'm leader of the orchestra

??? joining in

Hiding away beneath the tall grass

We play for the fairies who pass

Ticket ticket ticket

Every evening in the thicket

You can hear me jingle jingle

On my little mandolin
Raggedy Ann's Songs of Happiness

**Raggedy Ann's Songs of Happiness** is an album released as a pair of records in 1934, written by Johnny Gruelle and Will Wooden. Sheet music for several of the songs were later published in Raggedy Ann's Joyful Songs.

## Tracks

* Magic Hearts of Candy
* Hoppy Toad
* The Hootie Owls
* Wallie Woodpecker
* Why Should I Not Be Happy?
* Could I Have Every Wish Come True?
* We Must Not Be Afraid
* Song Of Darkness

## Characters

* Hoppy Toad
* Grandmother Hootie Owl
* Wallie Woodpecker
Raggedy Ann and Andy Float in the 1997 Rose Bowl Parade

The theme for the 1997 Rose Parade was "Life's Shining Moments". The Glendale Rose Float Association then chose the theme "Best Friends" in the personification of Raggedy Ann and Andy. Who, besides being each other's best friends, were also the best friends to millions of youngsters.

## External Links

https://www.raggedy-ann.com/raannandanfl.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1997\_Rose\_Bowl
Little Sunny Stories

Little Sunny Stories (1919) is written and illustrated by Johnny Gruelle

## Synopsis

A coarse spool of thread is bullied by the other spools but learns to make beautiful music, a boy journeys to Fairyland, and a girl risks losing her job to rescue a cricket.

## Stories

* The Singing Thread
* The Way to Fairyland
* Mrs. Goodluck Cricket

## External Links

https://www.rubylane.com/item/168166-BK1891/Johnny-Gruelle-Book-Little-Sunny-Stories
Henny

## Henny, the Dutch Doll

Also known as "the Little Dutch Doll", **Henny** was created by Johnny Gruelle and first appeared in "Raggedy Ann Stories" in 1918. He would go on to make appearances in "Raggedy Andy Stories" and other original Gruelle works, but afterward his presence waned until the 1970's when he was featured in Hallmark's cardbook set and read-along records.

He is one of two Dutch dolls in the playroom, the other being Frederika.

## Background

The inspiration for Henny came from a Steiff German boy doll manufactured in the early 20th century. Although Henny would end up retaining a lot of the same features that the Steiff doll had, such as his outfit and his fuzzy, blonde hair, the Steiff doll was meant to be German, while Henny was changed to be Dutch.

## Personality

Henny is whiny and snobbish, and often complains. He never intends to be outright mean though, and joins the rest of the dolls on their adventures. He has an old-fashioned crier inside, and says "momma" whenever tipped over.

## Appearances

### Books

* Raggedy Ann Stories (1918)
* Raggedy Andy Stories (1920)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees (1924)
* Marcella: A Raggedy Ann Story (1929)
* The New Funnies (1942-46)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy with Animated Illustrations (1944)
* Raggedy Ann and Marcella's First Day At School (1952)
* Raggedy Ann's Merriest Christmas (1952)
* Raggedy Andy's Surprise (1953)
* The Raggedy Ann Book (1969)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy Gold Key Comics (1971) (Issues #1-6)
* Raggedy Ann and Friends Cardbook set (1974)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy: The Little Gray Kitten (1975)

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann & Andy: Treasures from the Heart (2003)

### Stage

* Raggedy Ann and Andy (1972) [Gar Hildenbrand] (as Dutch Doll)
* The Adventures of Raggedy Ann and Andy (1998) [Sandy Kalan]

### Read-Along Records

* Raggedy Ann and Andy On a Journey Beneath the Enchanted Pond (1974)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy go to Cookietown (1974)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy in Dreamland (1974)

## Trivia

* According to an early lead sheet from composer Joe Raposo, both Henny and Uncle Clem were included in an early version of the song "I'm No Girl's Toy" from Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure, suggesting that the two were intended to be included in the movie before being replaced by new characters.
A Miracle

The seventh track on side one of the Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack). A portion of the song was obfuscated by dialogue in the film, but it's heard in its entirety on the album.

The song was also included in a 1983 workshop of a stage adaptation, although specifics are currently unavailable.

## Lyrics

**Captain Contagious**

A miracle, everything I've waited for!

Now at last my lonely heart has found the shore!

A miracle, all I've dreamed has come to me!

My true love, I've found my heart's no more at sea!

Precious blessing from above! Ah, sweet mystery of love!

A miracle, sharing paradise with me!

Now at last, my love, the fates will intertwine!

The miracle, all I've dreamed has come to me!

My true love, I've found my heart's no more at sea!

Sweet miracle, at last you're mine!
Diagnosis (Reprise)

**Diagnosis (reprise)** is a song from the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical. The doctors join the nurses in welcoming Marcella and the dolls to the Doll Hospital, though the cheery tune still hides a worrying theme.

## Lyrics

**Doctor One:**

Sick, sick, sick!

Yer future isn't worth a lick, lick, lick!

As master surgeons we confess,

You're a mess and we'd like to express

Our condolence to your father,

Gad, it really is a bother

**Doctors (Nurses):**

That you're ill, ill, ill!

(Feeling well? It’s morning!)

And wait until ya’ get tha the bill, bill, bill!

(Life is swell! It’s morning!)

We know you're sinking

(Doctors here are lean and tanner,

With a better bedside manner!)

And although we're glad we met ya

(Pretty pills! It's morning)

That ol' reaper's gonna get ya

(No more chills! It's morning!)

So we'll bid adieu and wave ta ta goodbye!

(Rest assured you'll soon be cured!

It always ends that way!)

Because you're sick, sick, sick!

(So, welcome to L.A.)

And we know you're gonna die.

(And happy day!)

## History

### ESIPA Workshop 1984

* Before Welcome to L.A. was added, Diagnosis (reprise) was the song welcoming the dolls to the Doll Hospital, with completely different lyrics that played more into them being L.A. plastic surgeons:

**Doctors:**

I'm here!

I'm here!

To put drops in your ears!

To fatten up your mammeries

And help reduce your rear!

To read your temperature

We must make very sure

To give you a shot

Not to cold, not too hot

And we'll have you walking out of here by noon

Naah, this won't hurt

Don't cry

Your head will be back soon!

### ESIPA 3/1/1985 Script

* The Doctors sing the entire first verse of Diagnosis first, then the duet with the nurses spans the entire chorus. The lines don't quite line up, and it's unlikely this version was ever performed.

### Broadway Previews 1986

* An instrumental dance sequence was added after the first doctor's verse, but then later removed.

## Videos

Raggedy Ann - Diagnosis RepriseRaggedy Ann Broadway Demo - Welcome To L.A. - Diagnosis RepriseRaggedy Ann 1986 Broadway - Welcome To L.A. - Diagnosis Reprise
Doctors

1986 Kennedy Center

The **Doctors** are three characters from the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical. They appear always as a trio, first as a group of average quacks who can never agree on anything, and later within Marcella's dream as the henchman of General D. They wear doctor's coats and head mirrors.

## Appearances

### Stage

* Raggedy Ann/Rag Dolly (1984-1986) [William Gibson/Joe Raposo]

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann: The Musical (Demos) (1985)
Raggedy Ann Gets Lost

**Raggedy Ann Gets Lost** is a 1987 hard board book loosely based on the story "*Raggedy Ann's Trip Down the River*" by Johnny Gruelle. It was written by by Daphne Skinner and illustrated by Cathy Beylon, who took liberties and included other Gruelle characters.

## Plot

Plans for a tea party in the garden go awry when Fido tosses Raggedy Ann around a drops her in the river. She floats downstream and is dragged to safety by various insects and animals who ensure that she is safely returned home.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* The French Doll
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Clifton Cricket
* Fido
* Granny Balloon Spider
* Mamma Robin
* Poppa Robin
Poppa

MacIntyre Dixon as Poppa in the 1984 ESIPA production.

**Poppa** is a character from the Raggedy Ann musical and is the show's version of Marcella's father.

## Background

Poppa lives with his daughter in a shack by the Hudson river during the Great Depression. When Marcella was young his wife left them for another man, a "rat in a Rolls Royce" according to him, who took her off to fame and fortune in California. His daughter's all he has left in the world, and he scrapes together every last penny to pay for her treatment and avoid losing her as well.

### Marcella’s Dream

He appears within Marcella's dream as the Doll Doctor, who runs a doll hospital in L.A. and is the only one who can cure Marcella's broken heart.

### Cloudland Sequence

While in the clouds Marcella uses her second wish to see Poppa, and he appears as a more dashing version of himself, fending off the advances of the Rat in the Rolls Royce as it tries to steal his wife.

## Personality

Poppa puts on a brave face for his daughter Marcella, doing his best to keep her spirits up with his creativity and goofy antics. Behind the scenes though he's distraught over the loss of his wife and his daughter's terminal illness, and has turned to drinking his sorrows away.

## Appearances

### Stage

* Raggedy Ann/Rag Dolly (1984-1986) [William Gibson/Joe Raposo]

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann: The Musical (Demos) (1985)
Raggedy Ann & Andy (1981 Stage Play)

Raggedy Ann and Andy (1981) is a stage play written by Patricia Thackray, one of the writers for the 1977 movie Raggedy Ann & Andy: A Musical Adventure. The plot is taken partially from the movie, and partly from its inspiration Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees. Unlike the movie, it does not have any of Joe Raposo's music. Its licensing is still available, and it's often performed in schools and community theaters.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Suzy Pincushion
* Grandpa
* Babette
* Twin Baby Dolls (in place of the Twin Pennies)
* Mechanico
* Bruin Bear
* Lester Looney
* Prince Leonard the Looney-Hearted
* Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* Witch Wigglewort/Lucretia Looney
* The Greedy
* King Koo Koo
* The Loonies
* Bald-Headed Whizzer

## External Links

* Dramatic Publishing: Raggedy Ann and Andy
Frederika

* Gruelle Books
* 1980's Cartoon

**Frederika**, aka the Dutch Doll, is a character created by Johnny Gruelle for and appeared in the original Raggedy Ann books. She's a background character, often seen alongside the other Dutch Doll Henny, though the two are not related. Her popularity waned in later books, but she appeared in the Raggedy Ann and Andy's Grow and Learn Library series under "Greta the Dutch Doll."

## Personality

Similarly to Henny, she is a baby doll with a crier, only hers is broken. Her ability to communicate varies from book to book, but she either rarely speaks or doesn't speak at all.

## Appearances

### Books

* Marcella: A Raggedy Ann Story (1929)
* Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs (1937)
* Raggedy Ann and Marcella's First Day At School (1952)
* Raggedy Ann's Merriest Christmas (1952)
* Raggedy Andy's Surprise (1953)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy's Grow and Learn Library (1988) (as Greta the Dutch Doll)
	+ V03: Sam Lamb Moves Away
	+ V04: Raggedy Dog to the Rescue
	+ V05: What Can a Camel Do?
	+ V06: Babette's Scary Night
	+ V07: A Very Close Call
	+ V08: Grouchy Bear's Parade
	+ V13: The Play in the Attic
	+ V15: Raggedy Andy's Perfect Party
	+ V17: The Birthday Surprise
	+ V18: Bubbles Goes to the Fair

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs (1931)
* Raggedy Ann's Sunny And Joyful Songs (1938)
* Raggedy Ann: Songs and Stories (1946)
* Songs of Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy (1948)
* A Raggedy Ann Song Book (1971)

### Stage

* Raggedy Ann and Andy (1972) [Gar Hildenbrand]
Gingham and Yarn

The Raggettes singing Gingham and Yarn in the 1984 ESIPA production.

**Gingham and Yarn** is a song from the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical. The Raggettes, the show's narrator ensemble, open the show with a cheery tune. As they sing, they present several tableaus to tell the backstory of the main family.

In the first, Mommy, Poppa, and the baby Marcella are seen in a perfect family portrait, complete with her canary Yellow Yum Yum and puppy Red Fang. In the second tableau, we see Marcella as a baby in Poppa's arms as Mommy runs off with a stranger behind a door. In the third, Poppa drinks while the sick Marcella lies in bed. Finally, we see the doctors around the sick Marcella, which transitions right into the first scene.

## Lyrics

**Ensemble**

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

To mend the heart that’s broke in two

The bits and pieces of wonder and charm

To turn a grey sky into blue

For hearts need mending

They always do

And if you listen,

We'll tell a story just for you,

About some

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

With silver the moon to light the way

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

And the shadows fly away

*[Instrumental, first tableau]*

The bits and pieces of-

*[Instrumental, second tableau]*

To mend the heart that broke in two

*[Instrumental, third & last tableau]*

For hearts need mending

They always do

And if you listen, listen, listen

I'll weave a story just for you

About some

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

And the shadows, shadows, shadows

Start to play

## History

### Early Lead Sheets

* There were no spaces for the tableaus, and "The bits and pieces" was originally "A simple story".

### ESIPA Workshop 1984

* "A simple story" changed to "A tender story".

**Ragettes:**

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

To mend the heart that broke in two

A tender story of wonder and charm

To turn a grey sky into blue

**Company:**

For hearts need mending

They always do

And if you listen,

We'll tell a story just for you,

About some

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

With silver moon to light the way

Rags, buttons, and gingham and yarn

And the shadows fly away

### Broadway Previews 1986

* Tableaus and extra verses added to accommodate, line is "We'll weave a story just for you" which as later changed to just "I'll." "Tender story" is changed to "bits and pieces". And "shadows fly away" was changed to "shadows start to play".

## Videos

Raggedy Ann 1986 Broadway - Gingham and YarnRaggedy Ann Broadway Demo - Gingham and Yarn
Raggedy Ann's Mystery

**Raggedy Ann's Mystery** is a book by Johnny Gruelle with illustrations by Ethel Hays. The original edition was spiral-bound.

## Plot

There is a party at Snoopwiggy's house, but he is nowhere to be found. So, the Nice Fat Policeman enlists Raggedy Ann and Andy for help. They discover Snoopwiggy has been captured by the No-Fun Elf, and must rescue him.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Betsy Bonnet String
* Harry Hooligooly
* Ned Gnome
* The No-Fun Elf
* The Nice Fat Policeman
* Snoopwiggie
Raggedy Ann Learns a Lesson (cassette)

**Raggedy Ann Learns a Lesson** is a paperback book released alongside a cassette tape of the story in 1979. It was authored by Mary H. Manoni, but the voice actors are uncredited. It is an adaptation of the chapter from Raggedy Ann Stories.

## Synopsis

Marcella leaves the dolls behind in the playroom, and they set off to the kitchen to find a snack. There they get covered in crumbs and jam, and barely make it back to the playroom before Marcella comes back. She washes them up and hangs all of them out on the clothesline to dry. Afterwards, she throws the dolls a party in honor of Valentine's Day, complete with cookies with red sugar on them. At the end of the story, Raggedy Ann reflects on how she and the other dolls acted, and concludes that Marcella threw them the party to teach them that Valentine's Day is about treating others with love and kindness, and that the dolls should be more respectful next time.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* Cynthia
* Scotty
* The Tin Soldier
* Jack-in-the-Box
* Marcella
* Babette the French Doll
Raggedy Ann & Andy (1987 Stage Play)

In 1987 the Children's Theater Company of Minneapolis produced a Raggedy Ann & Andy stage play written by Constance Congdon. The show was performed at the Hancher Auditorium October 14th and 15th, then again in November from the 27th to 29th. The show is unrelated to previous stage shows, though they were likely trying to redeem the concept after an earlier production flopped in 1972.

The production toured in 1989.

## Plot

In the play, Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy come to life to search for Marcella's missing dog Fido. A song was written for the production by Hiram Titus, with lyrics by Constance Congdon, known as the "Baby's Blessing".

## Characters

* Jill Olson as Raggedy Ann
* Vance Holmes as Raggedy Andy
* Marcella
* Fido
* The Camel with the Wrinkled Knees
* The Loony Knight

## Gallery

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A Parents' Guide to Raggedy Ann & Andy's Grow-and-Learn Library

**A Parents' Guide to Raggedy Ann & Andy's Grow-and-Learn Library** is Volume 20 in the series. There are two pages devoted to each of the 19 previous books, with a breakdowns of themes, related activities, and more.

## Sections

* About the Story
* About the Theme
* Reading the Story
* Reading Between the Lines
* Your Child and...
* Grow-and-Learn Activites
* Grow-and-Learn Library
Rag Dolly (Finale)

**Rag Dolly (Finale)** is an encore played during the bows of the Raggedy Ann Broadway musical. After the upbeat instrumental sequence, the whole cast joins in to sing a short reprise of Rag Dolly.

## Lyrics

**Raggedy Ann:**

We’re wandering way to far from where we should be

**All:**

And how well ever get there’s a mystery, can’t you see?

I’m just a rag dolly way down inside

And my heart says we’re gonna go home!

We're gonna go home!

## History

### ESIPA Workshop 1984

* While the upbeat Rag Dolly tune is used for bows, it's purely instrumental.

In fact, since the song is an encore and does not appear in any script, there is no evidence of it having lyrics until the Broadway recording. But it may have been added earlier.

## Videos

Raggedy Ann 1986 Broadway - Gingham and Yarn Reprise 2 - Rag Dolly Finale
Raggedy Ann & Andy Second Giant Treasury

**Raggedy Ann & Andy Second Giant Treasury** is an abridged compilation of stories by Johnny Gruelle published by Derrydale Books in 1989. It's a follow-up to a 1984 compilation.

## Stories

* Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Witchie Kissabye
* Raggedy Ann and the Golden Ring
* Raggedy Ann and the Kindly Ragman
* Raggedy Ann in the Magic Book
* Raggedy Ann and the Laughing Brook
* Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Storybook Troll
* Raggedy Andy Goes Sailing
* Raggedy Ann Helps Grandpa Hoppergrass
* The Train Ride
* Little Neepy
* Tikky Rickky
* Raggedy Ann and Maizy Moocow
* Riding in Santa Claus's Sleigh
How Do The Flowers Know The Way?

‘**How Do The Flowers Know The Way?** is a song from the 1930 book "*Raggedy Ann's Joyful Songs*" by Johnny Gruelle, Will Woodin, & Chas. Miller. It was featured on an album by Frank Luther.

## Lyrics

The party was lots of fun, and when the little girl and her dolls started home, tired but happy, they noticed the flowers were turning their little faces toward the setting sun. The little girl said:

How do the flowers know the way

To turn their heads at break of day?

When night is done and day begun

To greet the morning sun?

Some magic whispers to the trees

To send their leaves out on the breeze

And cover up the ferns and flowers

To sleep through winter's hours

Perhaps the same wee tiny voice

That bids me do good deeds by choice

And keeps me pure and kind in heart

Bids flowers do their part
Raggedy Ann and Andy Statue

The statue of Raggedy Ann and Andy are located in downtown Arcola, Illinois. It was created by David Butler.

## Externals Links

* arcolaillinois.org
* visitchampaigncounty.org
* My Radio Link
* Journal Gazette & Times-Courier: Raggedy Ann Andy Immortalized in Statue in Arcola
* News Gazette: Reunited Arcola Raggedy Ann and Andy
Little Wooden Willie (song)

***Little Wooden Willie*** is a song from the 1930 book "*Raggedy Ann's Sunny Songs*" by Johnny Gruelle and Will Woodin. It appeared on the tie-in 1931 album, performed by Frank Luther. Three years earlier, Woodin had inspired Gruelle's Wooden Willie book, which featured crossovers from Raggedy Ann characters Beloved Belindy and Uncle Clem.

## Lyrics

Little Wooden Willie has red pants, red hair, red nose, a yellow hat, and he’s made all of wood.

Little wooden Willie

People thought him silly

‘cause he had a knothole in the middle of his head

So he put a hat on

And since he has that on

Folks who’d call him silly

Thinks he’s wise instead

Little wooden Willie

People thought him silly

‘cause he had a knothole in the middle of his head

So he put a hat on

And since he has that on

Folks who’d call him silly

Thinks he’s wise instead
Raggedy Ann's Tea Party Book

**Raggedy Ann's Tea Party Book** by Elizabeth Silbaugh illustrated by Laura Francesca Filippucci

## Summary

Raggedy Ann shows the reader how to have a tea party--from sending out invitations and preparing refreshments to planning games and setting the table.

## Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Marcella
* Clarissa
* Bunny Doll
* Monkey Doll
* Teddy Bear
* Baby Doll

## Tea Party Recipes

* Easy Chocolate Cakes
* Creamy Pink and White Icing
* Tiny Sandwiches
* Raggedy Ann's Candy-Heart Cookies
* Uncle Clem's Super-Simple Scotch Shortbread
* Marcella's Lemonade
Percy the Policeman

* Gruelle Books
* 1980's Cartoon

**Percy the Policeman** was created by Johnny Gruelle, and was a routine background character in the original books. He would go on to play a bigger part in the Grow and Learn Library. Originally, Percy the Policeman was another name for Uncle Clem, who had been chewed up Marcella's dog Fritzie and given a new outfit and name by Marcella's father. Eventually, however, the two personas seemingly split into two separate characters, although whether this was intentional or not remains unclear.

## Appearances

### Books

* My Very Own Fairy Stories (1917)
* Beloved Belindy (1926)
* Raggedy Ann and the Slippery Slide (1947)
* Raggedy Ann's Mystery (1947)
* Raggedy Ann and Marcella's First Day At School (1952)
* Raggedy Ann and Andy's Grow and Learn Library (1988)
	+ V01: Sunny Bunny Comes Home
	+ V03: Sam Lamb Moves Away
	+ V04: Raggedy Dog to the Rescue
	+ V05: What Can a Camel Do?
	+ V06: Babette's Scary Night
	+ V07: A Very Close Call
	+ V08: Grouchy Bear's Parade
	+ V13: The Play in the Attic
	+ V15: Raggedy Andy's Perfect Party
	+ V17: The Birthday Surprise
	+ V18: Bubbles Goes to the Fair
Man in the Moon Stories Told Over the Radio-Phone: First Stories for Children Broadcasted by Radio

**Man in the Moon Stories Told Over the Radio-Phone: First Stories for Children Broadcasted by Radio** by Josephine Lawrence illustrated by Johnny Gruelle.

## Background

The Man in the Moon stories were read by Bill McNeary, initially over Westinghouse's WJZ, and later over WOR, the Bamberger and Company station. Both these stations were located in Newark, New Jersey -- the same city where, a decade earlier, children had listened to Uncle Wiggily and Three Little Trippertrot stories read over the Telephone Herald.

The WJZ broadcasts began in October, 1921, and the original plan was for the author, Josephine Lawrence, to read the stories herself. However, there was a last minute change, as recounted by WJZ announcer Tommy Corwin, in Ben Gross' 1954 book, I looked and I Listened:

>        "A woman was running a series of juvenile stories in the Newark Sunday Call. So we asked her to read these over the air. Our studio was situated on the top of one of the factory buildings and to reach it one had to climb a fifteen-foot iron ladder which led through a hole in the roof. Well, it so happened that this lady was afraid to make the climb and we had to drag her up forcibly. She was so frightened that she fainted. Bill McNeary, a reporter on her paper asked, 'Now what do we do?'
>
>
>        "'It's your paper; so you do it,' I said to Bill, giving to him a sheet on which several of her stories were pasted.
>        "'Yeah,' said Bill, 'but what do we call it?'
>
>
>
>        "Just then through a window, we saw a big moon in the sky. 'I'll give you a name--The Man in the Moon,' I said. So McNeary read the story and became 'The Man in the Moon,' one of the most beloved characters of the early days of radio."
>
>

The Man in the Moon series was one of the best known programs on the air in radio's pioneering days. The show was even parodied -- WDY, RCA's short-lived station in Roselle Park, New Jersey, countered with a story series read by the "Man in the Room", who made his way into the studio (via sound effects) by crashing through a skylight window. The "Man in the Moon" poster is from an advertisement for Clark and Tilson on page 84 of the October, 1922 issue of The Radio Dealer, while the photograph of Bill McNeary appeared on page 42 of the August, 1930 Radio Digest.

## Plot

Eighteen stories based on traditional fables, nursery rhymes and fairy tales.

## External Links

https://www.google.com/books/edition/Man\_in\_the\_Moon\_Stories/PVpDAQAAMAAJ?hl=en&gbpv=0

https://earlyradiohistory.us/1922mm.htm
Kosuke Iwana

*This information may be subject to change after the movie's release. Thank you for understanding!*

## Kosuke Iwana

* Surfer
* Anime

## Voice Actors

### Japanese VA

Takuya Sato

**Kosuke Iwana** (厳名 コウスケ *Iwana Kōsuke*) is a supporting character in *Wave!!*

## Overview

A disciplined ex-baseball player turned surfer, Kosuke Iwana takes no shortcuts to achieve his goals.

## Appearance

Kosuke has near black hair with the back cut shorter compared to the sides which reach near his jawline and bright red eyes.

He wears a mixed red, gray and black wetsuit and his surfboard is red all over where it is decorated with a black paint effect of a shark head with it's mouth open.

## Personality

Kosuke is a very driven and ambitious guy who is so competitive that he often overworks himself or trains too hard. At times, he can be socially awkward (especially with women).

## Background

Kosuke used to be a baseball player, but due to an elbow injury, he needed to stop playing baseball. An athlete at heart, he picked up surfing and immediately fell in love with it. He aims to become one of the top surfers training regularly for that goal. He takes surfing really serious and never missed a day of practice.

Since getting to know Yūta Matsukaze, he has a gained a deep sense of trust in him.

## Etymology

* Kosuke's surname **Iwana** means "stern, strict/strictness, severity, rigidity" (厳) (**iwa**) and "name, noted, distinguished, reputation" (名) (**na**).

## Gallery

Kosuke Iwana from the Wave!! movie PV.Promotional Birthday Art, 2019.Kosuke Iwana from the SURFDAYS promotional art.
Little Pig

**Little Pig** is a song from the 1930 book "*Raggedy Ann's Joyful Songs*" by Johnny Gruelle, Will Woodin, & Chas. Miller. It was featured on an album by Frank Luther.

## Lyrics

A little pig is very cute

It sticks its nose down in the chute

And eats and eats and eats

Piggy piggoy piggy piggoy piggy piggoy piggy

A little pig a squealy pig

Until it grows so very big

And then it grunts and grunts

Piggy piggoy piggy piggoy piggy piggoy piggy
Grampie Hoppy Toad

**Grampie Hoppy Toad** is a character created by Johnny Gruelle for the Raggedy Ann series.

## Appearances

### Books

* Raggedy Ann's Wishing Pebble (1925)
* Raggedy Ann and the Hoppy Toad (1940)
* Raggedy Ann at the End of the Rainbow (1947)

### Albums

* Raggedy Ann's Songs of Happiness (1934)
* Raggedy Ann's Sunny And Joyful Songs (1938)
* A Raggedy Ann Song Book (1971)
Raggedy Ann and Andy's Animal Friends

**Raggedy Ann and Andy's Animal Friends** is an anthology book containing The Little Brown Bear, Eddie Elephant, and two Raggedy Ann centric stories from Raggedy Ann in the Golden Meadow, *Baby Songsparrow* and *The Gnome and the Woodpeckers*.

### Characters

* Raggedy Ann
* Raggedy Andy
* The Little Brown Bear
* Eddie Elephant