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Small Steam Coal Boiler

The Small Steam Coal Boiler is a generator that converts coal into steam capable of powering steam machines. As with all steam generators, it must heat up to reach its maximum speed. This Booker's speed is 150 mBs/25 ticks of steam and must be fed water in order to do so, with an internal capacity of 16,000 mBs of both steam and water.

You must wait patiently for it to preheat and ensure it never goes without water or it may explode. Fill with water only when cold, fill with coal and wait for the bar on the left to rise. It takes a significant ammount of time before it's hot enough to produce any steam and longer to be at max output.

## Recipe

A SSCB requires:

* 5 Bronze Plates
* 2 Bricks
* 1 Furnace

Raw Materials:

* 10 Bronze Ingots
* 8 Brick
* 8 Cobblestone

Tools:

* Hammer
Train Club Top 5

Train Club Top 5 is a series of 2 minute countdown lists that recap episodes and movies that happen on The Train Club channel. The series is hosted by Max & Monty the dump trucks and look over category's of the best moments on the channel.

***CATEGORIES:***

## Train Club Top 5

### Main Character/s:

Max & Monty (Hosts)

* Top 5 Pranks
* Top 5 Celebrities
* TBA
* TBA
* TBA

***FOOTAGE USED:***

* Get That Gag
* Wheels Of Fortune
* The Phantom Marklin
* One Trick Marklin
Rocks

Rocks of different metal types can often be found littering the surface in most biomes, including in shallow bodies of water. Typically, finding a rock on the surface is indicative of a vein of that ore beneath. However, due to the way GregTech handles its ore generation, digging straight down from the rock may not reveal the vein of ore. Each rock can yield either a nugget or a small pile of dust of the respective metal and can usually be broken by hand.

## Types (WIP)

* Aluminum
* Copper
* Gold
* Graphite
* Neodymium
* Nickel
* Silver
* Thorium
* Tin
Primitive Blast Furnace

The Primitive Blast Furnace (henceforth abbreviated PBF) is a multiblock structure used to create steel before the player creates their first electric machines.

## Structure

The PBF is constructed using Primitive Bricks (B), empty (air, i.e. nothing) blocks (E) and a Primitive Blast Furnace (F) as follows:

The front of the Primitive Blast FurnaceThe first layer of the PBF: B B B / B B B / B B BThe second layer of the PBF: B B B / B E B / B F BThe third layer of the PBF: B B B / B E B / B B BThe fourth layer of the PBF: B B B / B E B / B B B
## Operating

The only non-fuel items that the PBF will accept are iron ingots, which will be converted into steel ingots, a process that takes approximately 75 seconds (1 min, 15 seconds or 1,500 ticks) regardless of the fuel used.

### Fuel

Only the following fuels may be used in the PBF. If 2 fuel is required, 2 tiny piles of dark ashes will be produces, otherwise only 1 is produced.

* Charcoal (x2)
* Coal (Dust) (x2)
* Coke (Dust)

### GUI

Inputs (1/2)

Outputs (3/4)

1. Iron Ingots
2. Fuel (see above)
3. Steel Ingots
4. Tiny piles of Dark Ashes
Ingots

Not every ore in Gregtech yields a new type of metal. Many, in fact, are compounds, containing multiple elements, many of which can take ingot forms. The following are all of the metals/elements that can be formed into ingots. For the many dusts which are not available in ingot form, please refer to the appropriate article on dusts.

## Alloys

* Bronze
* Brass
* Cuppronickel
* Red Alloy
* Tin Alloy
* Silicone Rubber
* Fiber-Reinforced Epoxy
* Nickel Zinc Ferrite
* Indium Gallium Phosphide
* Polyphenylene Sulfide
* Gallium Arsenide
* Styrene-Butadiene Rubber
* Polystyrene
* Silicone Rubber
* Borosilicate Glass

## Unknown

* Americium
* Ytterbium
* Duranium
* Tritanium
Steam Machine

Steam Machines are the first tier available to the player and, so far, seem necessary to advance on to Electric Machines. There are several Generators available and several machines available.

## Generators

Steam Generators (SGs) need to be fed water to produce steam. Currently, it appears there is no difference in performance between distilled and normal water. In addition, all SGs must build up a minimum amount of heat, 10% for HPSGs and 20% for all others, before operating at an efficiency equal to their temperature (E.g., when normal SGs hit the 20% minimum, water is converted into 20% of the steam the machine provides at its maximum temperature). If a generator does not have room for all of the steam generated in a packet, it will fill the machine to full, wasting the rest of the first packet, and vent 25% of its steam when the next packet of steam is produced, losing all of the second packet.

**Writer's Notes**

It is unknown if it is intentional or a bug, but personal testing has revealed that most SGs will explode if heated to max and water is added when no steam is present. This could represent a steam explosion, however. To prevent this, make sure to add water to SGs BEFORE they reach their full temperature. Ideally, water can be added as soon as the machine is placed or begins to warm up, as water is plentiful and the efficiency at which it is converted to steam is irrelevant in terms of lost water.

### Small Steam Coal Boiler

Warm-up Time: 2 minutes (2,400 ticks)

Heating Time: 10 minutes (12,000 ticks)

Minimum Output: 30 mBs/25 t

Maximum Output: 150 mBs/25 t

### High Pressure Steam Coal Boiler

Warm-up Time: 1 minute (1,200 ticks)

Heating Time: 10 minutes (12,000 ticks)

Minimum Output: 15 mBs/10 t

Maximum Output: 150 mBs/10 t

### Small Steam Lava Boiler

Warm-up Time: x

Heating Time: x

Minimum Output: x mBs/25 t

Maximum Output: 100 mBs/25 t

### High Pressure Steam Lava Boiler

Warm-up Time: x

Heating Time: x

Minimum Output: x mBs/10 t

Maximum Output: 100 mBs/10 t

### Steam Solar Boiler

Assuming 12.5 minutes to reach maximum temperature is correct, the SSB is the only SG not capable of reaching max temperature naturally, unless the player sleeps immediately at sunset and the weather remains clear.

Warm-up Time: 2.5 minutes (3,000 ticks)

Heating Time: 12.5 minutes (12,000 ticks) (Assumed, not yet tested)

Minimum Output: 30 mBs/25 t

Maximum Output: 55 mBs/25 t

## Machines

Steam Machines (SMs) are fairly limited, offering only 6 machines total with 3 functions between them. However, they are still very useful starting out, given they double the player's ore yield, when the Macerator is used, and help increase the speed at which that ore is processed, when the Steam Furnace is used. The Steam Extractor is useless until the player develops Electric Machines, but can save on electricity (Steam Turbine might make this obsolete?) at this point before they have a fully established base.
Solar Panel

For veterans of IndustrialCraft, GregTech's solar panels may come as a shock (no pun intended) - rather than standalone blocks, solar panels are directly added onto cables or wires. They may only be attached to 8x or smaller wires/cables.

## Variants

### Solar Panel

The first tier of Solar Panel, the Solar Panel generates 1 EU/t.

### Solar Panel (8V)

The second tier of Solar Panel, the SP(8V) produces, as the name implies, 8 EU/t, up from the original SP's 1.

### Solar Panel (LV)

Currently the most powerful Solar Panel available, the SP(LV) produces 32 EU/t, a significant improvement over its predecessors.
GregTech Community Edition Wiki

**Welcome to the GregTech Community Edition Wiki!**
GregTech Community Edition is a rewrite of the GregTech series of mods for Minecraft 1.12.2, based mostly on GregTech 5 with elements of Gregtech 4 and 6, according to the FTB wiki.

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Ore

GregTech contains a plethora of new ores, many of which take on multiple forms, being able to be found in: both types of sand (normal and red), gravel, all types of stone (including diorite, granite and andesite) and even netherrack and endstone, alongside several different types of stone added by the mod, such as basalt.

## Vanilla

GregTech can be configured to retain or disable vanilla ore generation, but will still spawn its own variants regardless. Any mods that specifically add in vanilla ore generation in any circumstances will still remain, however (E.g., Quark fairy circles spawning emerald or diamond ore).

* Coal
* Diamond
* Emerald
* Gold
* Iron
* Lapis Lazuli
* Nether Quartz
* Redstone

## GregTech

* Almandine
* Aluminium
* Amethyst
* Apatite
* Banded Iron
* Barite
* Bastnasite
* Bauxite
* Bentonite
* Beryllium
* Bismuth
* Blue Topaz
* Bornite
* Brown Limonite
* Calcite
* Cassiterite
* Certus Quartz
* Chalcocite
* Chalcopyrite
* Chromite
* Cinnabar
* Cobalt
* Cobaltite
* Copper
* Cuprite
* Enargite
* Enriched Naquadah
* Galena
* Garniertite
* Glauconite
* Graphite
* Green Sapphire
* Grossular
* Ilmenite
* Iridium
* Jasper
* Lazurite
* Lead
* Lepidolite
* Lignite Coal
* Lithium
* Magnesite
* Magnetite
* Malachite
* Molybdenite
* Molybdenum
* Monazite
* Naquadah
* Neodymium
* Nickel
* Niobium
* Oilsands
* Olivine
* Opal
* Osmium
* Palladium
* Pentlandite
* Phosphate
* Phosphor
* Pitchblende
* Platinum
* Powellite
* Pyrite
* Pyrolusite
* Pyrope
* Quartzite
* Red Garnet
* Rock Salt
* Ruby
* Rutile
* Salt
* Saltpeter
* Sapphire
* Scheelite
* Sheldonite
* Silver
* Soapstone
* Sodalite
* Spessartine
* Sphalerite
* Spodumene
* Stibnite
* Sulfur
* Talc
* Tantalite
* Tanzanite
* Tennantite
* Tenorite
* Tetrahedrite
* Thorium
* Tin
* Topaz
* Tungstate
* Uraninite
* Uranium 235
* Uranium 238
* Vanadium Magnetite
* Vinteum
* Wulfenite
* Yellow Garnet
* Yellow Limonite
* Zinc
Coke Oven

The Coke Oven is a multiblock structure used to create charcoal from logs and coke from coal. Although slow, the Coke Oven requires no fuel, making it an easy source of energy when many used at once. It also produces creosote with every operation, shown on the table below. The resulting cresote can be removed from the oven with any liquid container, right clicking to fill one and shift-right clicking to fill all possible containers in the player's hand.

 Coal

## Structure

The coke oven is crafted using using Coke Oven Bricks (B), a Coke Oven (O) and a Coke Oven Hatch (H) as shown in the pictures below.

The coke furnace viewd from the back right corner, showing the coke furnace block (left) and coke oven hatch (right)The third layer of the coke oven: B B B / B B B / B B BThe middle layer of the coke oven: B B B / B E H / B O BThe first layer of the coke oven: B B B / B B B / B B B
Tools

GregTech CE contains several tools, used either recipes to create different blocks and items or to assist the players in tasks. They range from the simple mortar to the drill, used for mining.

## Types

### Mortar

Mortars are used to grind certain items and ingots (E.g., paper to chad, copper to copper dust) into their dust forms. Although simple to make, they are vital in the creation of the player's first steam machines. Bronze can only be created otherwise at this stage using the next item on the list, the hammer.

### Hammer

Unlike the mortar, hammers are absolutely necessary for producing early machinery. Without them, the player cannot, barring the use of other mods, create metal plates. This would bar the player from building steam machines, which require bronze plates, and hence bar the player from their first electric machines as well, which require steel plates. Steel can only be created in primitive blast furnaces which, in short, requires steam machines.

### File

After the hammer, files are the next important tool in an aspiring industrialist's arsenal. Files are used alongside wrenches in the creation of the bronze pipes which for the backbone of many basic steam machines, and are also necessary for the creation of another important tool, the screwdriver.

### Screwdriver

The screwdriver is an another important tool, being used alongside the file and hammer to create wire cutters, without which the player cannot create basic electric machinery. Screwdrivers are also used in recipes such as cutting shears and rotors.

### Wrench

Wrenches are the stepping stone into modern machinery. They are used to assemble machine casings and afterwards, with the help of wire cutters, machine hulls, necessary for the player's first electric machines. They are also used in many recipes going forward, until the creation of the assembler.

### Wire Cutter

Wire cutters are used to, as the name implies, cut wires from certain metal plates, such as tin or iron, and are also used in many other recipes, such as the creation of molds and buzzsaw blades.

### Knife

Although one of the most basic tools ever used by humans, behind the club and sharp rocks, the knife is useful in that it helps to create the coke oven multiblock structure, allowing the player access to the more efficient fuel coke.

### Soft Hammer

Soft hammers are a useful tool that allows the player to toggle some machines on/off or to change their functions. For example, changing a transformer from stepping down to stepping up.

### Branch Cutter

Branch cutters are a convenient tool that breaks leaf blocks instantly. It is currently unknown whether or not it increases the drop rate of sapling from these blocks.

### Buzzsaw

Buzzsaws vary in their usage depending on the player's settings. For example, if it is selected to change crafting wood directly into planks to yield only 2 planks, the buzzsaw can be used to return the yield back to the normal 4. It can also be used to shorten or otherwise decrease the size of select items, such as, respectively, rods and chests.
Creosote

Creosote is a liquid added by GTCE. Produced either intentionally or as the byproduct of several processes, typically creating Coke, Creosote is mainly used to produce Lubricant or as a Semi-Fluid Fuel.

## Obtaining

### Pyrolose Oven

* Cook 10,000 mBs from 16 pieces of coal (produces 16 Coke)
* Cook 4,000 mBs from 16 logs (produces 16 Charcoal)

### Fluid Extractor

* Extract 100 mBs from charcoal (10% chance of producing ashes
* Extract 5 mBs from Wood Pulp (2% chance of producing a plant ball)

### Distillation Tower

Distill 500 mBs from 1,000 mBs of Wood Tar (yields Phenol, Benzene and Toluene as well)

### Distillery

Distill 500 mBs from 1,000 mBs of Wood Tar (less efficient than Distillation Tower)

## Uses

### Mixer

Produce 750 mBs of Lubricant from 750 mBs mixed with Talc, Soapstone Dust or Redstone

### Distillation Tower & Distillery

Produce 12 mBs of Lubricant from 24 mBs (Distillation Tower twice as fast, requires twice as much power)

### Boiler

Produce 32 EU from 14 mBs over .05 seconds (1 tick)
Rubber

Rubber is a material that has multiple purposes in creating machinery, and also as a basic fuel. Rubber comes in three main forms, unprocessed, processed and liquid. For IndustrialCraft players, this is where GTCE rubber differs.

## Types

### Unprocessed

Unprocessed rubber (just called rubber) is an item obtained from Rubber Trees. Unlike in IC, however, the only current method to extract rubber from rubber trees is to cut them down, where it is dropped alongside the tree's logs in quantities of 1-2, with an average of 1.625 per log (128 logs harvested, 208 rubber dropped during testing). Logs cannot be replaced to be cut down for more rubber, but the logs can be processed in several machines for additional rubber or resources.

#### Uses

* Fuel (burns 1 item)
* Torches (3 torches for 1 stick and 1 rubber)
* Coated Circuit Boards

### Liquid

Liquid rubber is produced by running rubber through a process that takes 2 steps, disregarding the process to obtain the needed sulfur.

1. Use an Extractor or Centrifuge to produce 3 Raw Rubber Pulp from 1 Rubber (Centrifuge is faster, uses less energy and produces glue, with a chance for plant balls).
2. Process 9 RWP and 1 Sulfur Dust in a Chemical Reactor.

#### Uses

* Insulating Wires into Cables (see Wires & Cables)
* Turned into Rubber Ingots or Plates in Fluid Solidifier

### Processed

Processed Rubber functions like most materials, being able to be formed into several items, namely "ingots" (bars), and "plates" (sheets).

#### Uses

* Rubber bars can be used to create a Rubber Soft Hammer
* Rubber sheets can be used to create Conveyor Modules, crucial components in Assembling and Cutting Machines, (Un)Packagers, Chemical Baths and Electromagnetic Separators
Coke

Coke is an improved fuel that can be created through several means. Covered also on this page will be the different forms Coke can take.

## Solid

### Coke

Coke are the only form the player can produce that is not a derivative of another type of Coke. It can smelt 16 items in a furnace or be ground into 1 Pile of Coke Dust (PoCD.

#### Obtaining

* Coke Oven (batches of 1, produces 250-500 mbs of Creosote)
* Pyrolyse Oven (batches of 20, produces 10,000 mbs of Creosote)

### Flawed Coke

Flawed Coke can be used to smelt 8 items in a furnace or be ground into 2 Small Piles of Coke Dust (SPoCD).

#### Obtaining

* Processing 1 Coke in a Forge Hammer machine (produces 2 Flawed Coke)

### Chipped Coke

Flawed Coke can be used to smelt 4 items in a furnace or be ground into 1 Small Pile of Coke Dust (SPoCD).

#### Obtaining

* Processing 1 Flawed Coke in a Forge Hammer machine (produces 2 Chipped Coke)

## Dust

### Coke Dust

Coke Dust can used to smelt 16 items in a furnace or to produce 4 SPoCD or 9 TPoCD,

#### Obtaining

* Grinding one piece of Coke
* Crafting together 4 SPoCD
* Crafting together 9 TPoCD

### Small Pile of Coke Dust

A SPoCD can be used to smelt 4 items in a furnace or in batches of 4 to create 1 PoCD.

#### Obtaining

* Grinding down 1 Flawed Coke (produces 2)
* Grinding down 1 Chipped Coke (produces 1)
* 1 Coke Dust (produces 4) (shaped recipe, must be in exact center of 3x3 grid)

### Tiny Pile of Coke Dust

A TPoCD can be used to smelt 1.77 items in a furnace or in batches of 9 to create a PoCD. Because 1.77 is rounded down from 1.7 repeating, each batch of 9 TPoCD loses .07, or 0.4375%, of its potential to smelt items. As there are several wood items that can smelt a similar number of items, the TPoCD is generally useless and wasteful to use, as it can only be crafted by the player.

### Obtaining

* 1 Coke Dust (produces 9) (shaped recipe, must be in top left of 3x3 grid)
Cables & Wires

Cables and wires are blocks capable of carrying electricity between points, provided it has a reason to (E.g., from a generator to a machine), and are also used in some recipes. Both have sizes ranging from 1-16 in powers of 2 (1, 2, 4, 8, 16) and lose a static (no pun intended) amount of energy from each packet for each block traveled. For both wires and cables, maximum voltage remains the same regardless of size, but amperage increases directly proportional to the size.

### Example of Amperage

1x Iron Cable has a base amperage of 2, 2x Iron cable has an amperage of (2x size \* 2 base amperage) = 4 amperage, 4x Iron Cable has an amperage of (4x size \* 2 base amperage) = 8 amperage.

## Wires

Wires are uninsulated, and as a result will damage any nearby entities if electricity if flowing through them. In addition, for wire sizes 4-16, the loss is increased by 50%. Although cheaper in terms of rubber or wool/string (wires can be converted to cables by insulating them by either means), the 50% increase in the amount of electricity lost per block is only compounded when increasing the number of packets passing through each cable. Because of this, it's best to convert exposed wires of size 4 or greater to cables as soon as possible.

### Obtaining

Wires can initially only be created by using a Wire Cutter on a metal plate, but can later be produced with machines like the Extruder or the more efficient Wiremill.

## Cables

Cables are wires that have been insulated with either rubber or wool and string. Apart from the cost of insulation, they are superior to wires in every way. Cables will, regardless of size, experience only half the base loss of their respective wire and do not harm entities.

### Obtaining

ULV and LV voltage cables, those being: Red Alloy, Cobalt, Lead, Soldering Metal, Tin and Zinc can all be crafted by hand or in a Packer, while all cables may be created using an Assembling Machine.

#### Crafting

The cables listed above can be crafted with: 1 of their respective wire, 1 black carpet and 1 string as shown and is a shapeless recipe.

#### Packer

The cables listed above can be created in a Packer with: 1 wire and 1 black carpet.

#### Assembling Machine

All cables can be created in an Assembling Machine. For sizes greater than 1x, they can be created with either x 1x wire or the desired cable size and (x\*144) mbs of rubber, where x is the size of the cable.

E.g., an 8x iron cable could be created in an Assembling machine with: 8 1x iron wires or 1 8x iron wires and 1,152 mbs of rubber.

## Details

Below is a table of all of the materials wires/cables can be constructed from, alongside their max voltages and base amperages and losses. All numbers given are for 1x wires of the respective materials.
Anti-Heroes

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**Anti-Heroes** or **Neutrals** are protagonists or main characters whose characters are contrary to traditional heroes, although they may still have heroic qualities. Characters who are allies and, at one point, enemies (the word for that is Neutral). This list also includes characters which play no specific role as to whether they are allies or enemies.

"*.*"

—About Anti-Heroes.

## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, anti-heroes will sometimes need to team together with other heroes to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

The following is a list of signature neutral groups:

## See also

* Supportives
* Heroes
* Allies
* Villains
Getting Started

GregTech CE can be overwhelming for anyone, whether a veteran of the prior GT mods, or a veteran of the arguably similar IndustrialCraft. However, if you've played either of these mods, you should be able to follow along without too much difficulty. Before started, it is advised the player have a solid start to the game already - a home, a supply of food, and a small stockpile of ore (the more ore you process before you have machinery, the greater losses you incur), preferably iron, copper and tin.

## Basic Tools

Gregtech CE is all about crafting and you will need tools and machines to craft everything. If you are not already familiar with the Just Enough Items(JEI) mod, you will need to at least learn the basics before reading on - please view a beginner's tutorial.

The following are the most basic tools that will get you started.

### Tool recipes

Gregtech CE has many tools. There are several variants of each tool but they all have the same basic recipe. In JEI only one variant will be shown. Seeing the recipe for it will show the recipe for every variant of that type of tool. Every GTCE tool variant can be used interchangeably with the others. In the example of the hammer (see bellow), there is an iron variant, diamond variant, steel variant and many others. The only difference is normally durability. For example, the diamond hammer will last longer than the iron hammer.

### Hammer

Similar to Industrial Craft, the first tool you'll be getting is the hammer (forge hammer in IC). Less forgiving than IC, the hammer costs 6 material, typically your choice of iron (recommended) or diamond. Other metals will likely be unavailable to you at this point. Your hammer will help you in the creation of more tools, and parts such as hulls for your first steam machines. Hammers can also be used to crush ore, for crude early game ore doubling in place of maceration (but typically yields less).

### File

With access to the hammer, you're now ready to create your second tool, the file. Again, iron is a good choice here. This tool requires plates which for now can made with the help of the hammer.

### Saw

A nice addition is a saw. In gregtech CE, you will need to use at least a saw to get the full 4 planks from each log. To do this, put a log with a saw on top of it in the crafting grid. Otherwise, you will only get 2 planks from each log. The crafting recipe for all types of saw can be found by clicking on one in JEI. This is the same for all tools.

As you progress, you will begin to rely more and more on machines but for now, you'll need quite a lot of tools to get your footing. I recommend a double chest devoted to storing your tools.
Carmen Sandiego (Disambiguation)

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**Carmen Sandiego** (カルメン・サンディエゴ, *Karumen Sandiego*) is an American educational mystery video game series. It may also refer to:

## As Character

* Carmen Sandiego - The 1991 deuteragonist version on the character.
* Carmen Sandiego - The 1994 deuteragonist version on the character.
* Carmen Sandiego - The 1996 antagonist version on the character.
* Carmen Sandiego/Black Sheep - The 2019 protagonist version on the character.

## As Series

* Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? -
* Where in Time Is Carmen Sandiego? -
* Where on Earth Is Carmen Sandiego? -
* Carmen Sandiego - 2019 Netflix animated TV series
Villains

**Villains** are individuals who possesses extraordinary talents, supernatural phenomena, or superhuman powers and uses them in pursuit of a personal or professional objective that is usually at the detriment of the public, the greater good, and/or any other moral standard. As their actions usually cause community disturbance, Villains are actively opposed by Heroes who seek to curb the destruction the actions of villains cause.

A villain's motivation to break moral law varies; some break it as part of a personal pursuit of obtaining a goal (whether it be the ambition for power or the pursuit of revenge), others break it as a consequence of a professional occupation or task, others still will break it simply for kicks and for the thrill of "crossing the line" (due to a lack of empathy for anything beyond themselves) and there are others who are diagnosed as "Criminally Insane"; to whom laws like morality do not register due to mental instabilities.

"*.*"

—About Villains.

## Groups

Whether they operate independently or in a partnership, villains will sometimes need to team together with other villains to combat threats or problems that they would be unable to deal with solo.

The following is a list of signature villainous groups:

## See also

* Supportives
* Heroes
* Allies
* Anti-Heroes
Electricity

GTCE uses the EU, energy unit, to measure its electrical power. It is currently unknown whether GTCE EU is compatible with IC2 EU. Electricity takes into account 3 different concepts: amperage, loss and voltage.

## Amperage

Amperage is the number of packets of electricity sent through a wire. Smaller cables handle smaller numbers of packets at one time. Voltage held constant, the greater amperage a cable can handle, the greater amount of EUs can pass through a cable at one time. Amperage ranges in powers of 2 from 1 to 16 (1, 2, 4, 8, 16).

## Loss

Loss is the amount of EU that is subtracted from each packet passing through a length, 1 block, of cable. Because this amount is applied to each packet and not the full quantity of energy, the amperage of a cable/wire will not reduce the overall amount of loss.

E.g., 4 packets of ULV voltage traveling through a 4x tin wire is:

4 packets \* (8 EU/p - 4 loss/p) = 16 EU

## Voltage

Voltage is measured by the amount of EU in a packet, ranging anywhere from anything greater than 0 to the maximum of 2,147,483,647 EU. All machines and cables have a limit to the voltage they can accept. Machines will explode and cables will catch fire if this limit is exceeded.

### Voltages

#### Ultra Low Voltage (ULV)

Ultra low voltage is the lowest possible voltage, ranging from (0, 8] EU.

#### Low Voltage (LV)

Low voltage is the second lowest voltage, ranging from (8, 32] EU.

#### Medium Voltage (MV)

Medium voltage is the third lowest voltage, ranging from (32, 128] EU.

#### High Voltage (HV)

Medium voltage is the fourth lowest voltage, ranging from (128, 512] EU.

#### Extreme Voltage (EV)

Extreme voltage is the fifth smallest or sixth highest voltage, ranging from (512, 2048] EU.

#### Insane Voltage (IV)

Insane voltage is the sixth smallest or fifth highest ranging from (2048, 8192] EU.

#### Ludicrous Voltage (LuV)

Ludicrous voltage is the fourth highest voltage, ranging from (8192, 32,768] EU.

#### Zero Point Module (ZPM)

Zero Point Module is the third highest voltage, ranging from (32,768, 131,072] EU.

#### Ultimate Voltage (UV)

Ultimate voltage is, ironically, the penultimate voltage, ranging from (131,072, 524,288]

#### Maximum Voltage (MAX)

Maximum voltage is, as the name implies, the highest voltage possible, ranging from (524,288, 2,147,483,647] EU, the maximum value of a signed Java int data type.

## NOTICE

The above information on amperage and loss is my current understanding of the system with minimal testing. If this is incorrect and you have verifiably proven so, please make the appropriate changes.
Humans

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**Humans** (人間, *Ningen*), are a race of mortal beings that are shown throughout the many worlds, and beyond. They are one of the sentient and intelligent species, and the most dominant beings on most planets and different interdimensional worlds, but mainly earth.

While they are generally unaffiliated with the gods, they outnumber most other races, and are usually among the most technologically advanced and organized of the races. Most islands are inhabited by humans, where most of the stronger races are found

"*Man, born from dust, was strong, wise, and resourceful, but he was born into an unforgiving world.*"

—Salem, About Humans.

## External links

* Humans *Wikipedia*
* Humans *Aselia, the Tales Wiki*
* Humans *DC Database*
* Humans *Divinipedia*
* Humans *Immortals: Fenyx Rising Wiki*
* Humans *Marvel Database*
* Humans *RWBY Wiki*
Locations

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**Locations** are a content construct shown throughout all things. They are various places set in different world consisting of several countries. Every location spans over many climatic zones, from deserts and exotic islands to tundra, and has different landscapes - mountain ranges seemingly being very common.

"*.*"

—About Locations.

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Dragon (Disambiguation)

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**Dragon** can refer to:

## Character

* Monkey D. Dragon; the leader of the Revolutionary Army, Garp's son and Luffy's father.
* World Nobles, also known as "Celestial Dragons".

## Animal

* Dragons;
* Punk Hazard's Dragons; the artificial dragons encountered and defeated by the Straw Hats at Punk Hazard.
	+ Dragon Number Thirteen; the first dragon the Straw Hats encounter.
* Millennial Dragons ("Thousand Year Dragon"); the dragon from the Warship Island Arc.
	+ Ryu; an ancient and senile millennial dragon befriended by Apis, then later by Luffy and the Straw Hats.
* Sandora Dragons ("Sandora Lizard" in the English versions); a giant lizard that lives in the Sandora Desert.
* Seahorse Dragon; a seahorse that can control minds and cast illusions based on its victim's memories.
* Giragon ("Giraffe Dragon"); a green giraffe with black hair and a twisting neck created by Dr. Indigo.
* Kubinagaryu ("Plesiosaur" or "Long Neck Dragon"); a black plesiosaur-like creature created by Dr. Indigo.
* Monsters' Dragon; a dragon controlled by D.R. and Cyrano and slain by Ryouma in the "Monsters" oneshot.

## Object

* Dragon Horn; one of the horns used by D.R. in order to summon and control forth a dragon in the "Monsters" oneshot manga.
* The Dragon-Dragon Fruit, Model: Allosaurus, a Devil Fruit that turns the user into an allosaurus.
* The Dragon-Dragon Fruit, Model: Spinosaurus, a Devil Fruit that turns the user into a spinosaurus.
* The Dragon-Dragon Fruit, Model: Pteranodon, a Devil Fruit that turns the user into a pteranodon.

## Other

* The type
* The egg group
BlueBoy

BlueBoy is a transparent blue car who lives at Noah's house.

***BIO:***

## BlueBoy

### First Appearance:

Summer Stroll

BlueBoy spends his time doing rebellious things with his friends.

***PERSONALITY:***

He is a rebellious car, but can be angered very easily.

***APPEARANCES:***

**Marklin Engine Adventures- Summer Stroll, Cat Stops Play.**

**Movies/Specials- The Marklin Games**
Max And Freddy Productions

Super Sharkey Brothers are two of The Train Club's best friends on youtube. It is ran by Sean Sharkey and William Sharkey. William is also a voice actor for The Train Club. Their most popular Series is Max And Freddy.

***Voices:***

* Aravv- Ivan & The International Group
* Devon- Scruff Goes to Disney.

Trivia:

Originally, Sean was supossed to play Devon, But Will played him for unknown reasons.
Great War (Disambiguation)

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The "**Great War**" (グレートウォー, *Gurēto Wō*) is an alternative term for World War I has been used to refer to different wars in different worlds.

It may also refer to:

"*.*"

—About the Great War.

## Other world conflicts

* The Great War from the *DC* franchise.
* The Great War from the *RWBY* franchise.
* The Great War from the *Tales of Vesperia* of the *Tales* franchise.
Females

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**Females** (雌, *Jōyō*), are the biological term used throughout the many worlds, and beyond. They are a gender identity within the binary genders. **Women** is a term used for adults, and corresponds to the terms girl (for children and adolescents), female (adjective) and femininity.

"*.*"

—About Females.

## Overview

### Anatomy and Design

Children born with vulvas are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as women, although intersex children may also be assigned to this identity while not possessing all of the above characteristics. Women may be cisgender (assigned female at birth and identifying as female) or transgender (assigned male at birth, yet identifying as female).

Identifying as a woman is often associated with female sex characteristics such as a vagina, a uterus, wide hips, breasts and a high-pitched voice, as well as a feminine gender expression and gender role, but these are not neccessary, and it is still possible to identify as a woman without them.

## External links

* Females *Wikipedia* — Wikipedia article on assassins.
* Females *MOGAI Encyclopedia*
* Females *Gender Wiki*
Males

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**Males** (雄, *Jōyō*), are the biological term used throughout the many worlds, and beyond. They are a gender identity within the binary genders. **Men** is a term used for adults, and corresponds to the terms boy (for children), male (adjective) and masculinity.

"*.*"

—About Males.

## Overview

### Anatomy and Design

Children are born with penises and testes are often raised with the expectation that they will identify as men, although intersex children may also be assigned to this identity while possessing some but not all of the above characteristics, Men may be cisgender (assigned male at birth and identifying as male) or transgender (assigned female at birth, yet identifying as male).

Identifying as a man is often associated with male sex characteristics such as a penis, testes, narrow hips, a prominent Adam's apple and a low-pitched voice, as well as a masculine gender expression and gender role, but these are not neccessary, and it is still possible to identify as a man without them.

## External links

* Males *Wikipedia* — Wikipedia article on assassins.
* Males *MOGAI Encyclopedia*
* Males *Gender Wiki*
Sleepover Shenanigens

Sleepover Shenanigans is the fifth Train Club Short.

***PLOT:***

Billy has never done anything special, so he decides to prove to Thomas and Salty that he can throw the

best sleepover ever!

Characters:

* Thomas
* Gordon
* James
* Billy
* Porter
* Salty
* Mavis
* Diesel
* Hugo
* Scruff
* Flora
* Merlin
* Ryan
* Rebecca
* Conner
* Ellie
* Lightning McQueen
* Noah
* Toby (Does Not Speak)
* Bill & Ben (Mentioned)
Harvey

Harvey is a brown crane engine who lives at Noah's house.

Harvey As Crusher

Harvey normally helps around the house and makes sure to lend a helping hook whenever he is needed.

While he always enjoys relaxing and hates being bothered, whenever there is a friend in need, he is always there to help. When he got worried about Scruff, he dressed up as "Crusher" to convince him to return home so he wouldn't get hurt.

## ***PERSONALITY:***

Harvey is a very courteous and helpful soul. Whilst he is hot and bothered on warm days, and can sometimes get into arguments, Harvey is extremely eager to lend a helping hook and enjoys hanging out with all of his friends.

## ***APPEARANCES:***

* **Train Club Shorts- Thomas Club**

* **Movies/Specials- Scruff's Quest, Scruff Goes To Disney**
Get That Gag

Get That Gag is the second Train Club Short.

***PLOT:***

Charlie brings home a very annoying whoopie cushion from the arcade, and the engines immediately put a

plan together to destroy it. However once they do, Charlie is on the look out.

Characters:

* Thomas
* Gordon
* James
* Diesel
* Molly
* Charlie
* Salty
* Ryan
Libby

Libby is a purple sports car who lives at Noah's house.

***BIO:***

Libby is Gabriel's girlfriend and Fiance. She spends a lot of her time hanging around with Gabriel and going

on dates to fancy restaurants. She often hangs around with the other cars.

***PERSONALITY:***

Libby is a sweet, and caring car. She can get annoyed when people do silly or uncalled for things. She's been through a lot and use to have a very annoying neighbor. Libby is proud to be a girlfriend and is as loyal to Gabriel as a friend should be.

***APPEARANCES:***

**Marklin Engine Adventures- The Arena, Gabriel's Girlfriend, Gabriel Vlogs, Fly On Your Own, Cat Stops Play.**

**Movies/Specials- The Marklin Games**
Character and Universe Profile Wiki

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## Welcome to the Character and Universe Profile Wiki

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Marklin Engine

Marklin Engine is a red tank engine (formally black) who lives at Noah's house. He is also the main character of Marklin Engine Adventures.

## Marklin Engine

### First Appearance:

The Other Side

Marklin Engine was bought by Noah a while ago and now lives at his house. He is one of the engines without a face, however he can still perform functions such as talking. He often has fun adventures with his other friends that live at the house.

## ***PERSONALITY***

Marklin Engine is a fun and optimistic engine. He is very lively and doesn't care about what others think of him. He is often referred to as dumb and pathetic, at least mostly by Gabriel. He just shrugs it off and enjoys being himself, which makes him very fun to hang around with.

## ***APPEARANCES***

* **Marklin Engine Adventures- The Other Side, Adventures Are Never Good, Thanksgiving, Fall, The Season Of Giving, The Arena, The Lucky Marklin, Workout Time, The Marklin Helicopter, Wheels Of Fortune, Booked On A Feeling, Summer Stroll, Gabriel's Girlfriend, The Phantom Marklin, Flushed!, Gabriel Vlogs, Fly On Your Own, Wheely Good Hygiene, Cat Stops Play, One Trick Marklin, No Treats Here, Thanks But No Thanks**

* **Movies/Specials- Marklin Engine's Disney Experience, The Marklin Games, Scruff's Quest, A Marklin Of A Birthday, Scruff Goes To Disney**
Sly Cooper (Disambiguation)

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**Sly Cooper** (スライ・クーパー, *Surai Kūpā*) is an American video game series. It may also refer to:

## As Character

* Sly Cooper - The video game character.
* Sly Cooper - The film character.

## As Series

* Sly Cooper - The video game series.
* Sly Cooper - The upcoming film.
* Sly Cooper - The upcoming TV series.
* Sly Cooper - The manga.
Big Marklin

Big Marklin is a huge engine who lives at Noah's house.

***BIO:***

Nobody's really seen much of Big Marklin. Lots of people question whether he is related to Marklin Engine or

not. He spends most of his time to himself resting in hidden areas such as under tables or couches (If he can fit)

***PERSONALITY:***

Big Marklin is very anti-social. he is said to be friendly when he is around, but mostly competitive and quiet.

***APPEARANCES:***

**Marklin Engine Adventures- The Arena**

**Movies/Specials- Scruff's Quest (Deleted Scene), A Marklin Of A Birthday**
The Arena

The Arena is the sixth episode of the first season of Marklin Engine Adventures.

## ***PLOT:***

Marklin Engine wants to see what a big crowd is all about, but he soon finds himself entered in a violent arena competition against Lightning McQueen!

## Characters:

* Marklin Engine
* Fred
* Dave
* Richard
* Lightning McQueen
* Sharky
* Big Marklin
KittyPaws

KittyPaws is Noah's cat. He is a grey tiger breed.

***BIO:***

Much to the dismay of the other engines at the time, Noah's family bought KittyPaws in 2010. KittyPaws has

lived at the house ever since, terrorizing the engine by stealing things. All of the engines are scared to go near him, as he has his own restricted area of the house.

***PERSONALITY:***

KittyPaws is very lazy. He can also be viscous and sneaky about how he does things. He is usually fine as long as no engines come near him or bother him.

***APPEARANCES:***

**Marklin Engine Adventures- Fall, Cat Stops Play.**

**He is likely to appear in future Train Club Shorts.**

**Movies/Specials- Scruff's Quest**
Ellie

Ellie is a blue tank engine who now lives at Noah's house.

Ellie originally had another owner where she lived for a few years, after that she was put in a yard sale and

treated badly. When she escaped from the sale, she found her perfect home was the wilderness in which she quickly adjusted to. She enjoyed the calm and quiet and built things around her like the lab in the woods, and met Lightning McQueen. She then met Scruff and taught him tips about that he should always have someone there to help him. Soon after helping Scruff on his quest to find Angel, she traveled with Scruff and the rest of the gang to Noah's house where she now lives.

## ***PERSONALITY:***

Ellie is a tough wilderness engine who has been through a lot, while she can come off as annoying to some people, she is always just trying to help and has a very strong liking to the wilderness. She can get annoyed with some people, however she always puts others first and is willing to use her tough skills to defend her friends.

## ***APPEARANCES:***

* **Marklin Engine Adventures- Gabriel's Girlfriend**

* **Train Club Shorts- School Break, Sleepover Shenanigens, Egg Hunt**

* **Movies/Specials- Scruff's Quest**
Aiden

Aidan is a black helicopter who lives at Noah's house.

***BIO:***

Aidan is known as the patrol helicopter. He spends the day making sure no intruders or engines who need

help are present. He can fly automatically or he can be flown by a person.

***PERSONALITY:***

Aidan is heroic, and usually knows what is best for everyone. sometimes he can need help from his friends, but at the end of the day, Aidan is ready to give wise advice and race to the rescue!

***APPEARANCES:***

**Marklin Engine Adventures- The Marklin Helicopter, Booked On A Feeling, Gabriel Vlogs, Fly On Your Own, Cat Stops Play**

**Movies/Specials- Scruff's Quest, A Marklin Of A Birthday**
Over The Counter

Over The Counter is the fourth Train Club Short.

***PLOT:***

Skarloey is tired of being pushed around by the other bigger engines even though they are the same scale.

So he decides to lead the other narrow gauge engines on a quest to be the first ones to open the fridge, so they will gain endless respect.

Characters:

* Diesel
* Porter
* Emily
* Harper
* Skarloey
* Rheneas
* Proteus
* Duke
* Luke
* Noah
Whiff

Whiff is a dark green tank engine who lives at Noah's house.

Noah received Whiff as a birthday present years ago. Noah decided to put Whiff in charge along with Duck, as they were the most responsible. Whiff often made sure engines and vehicles were behaving along with Duck. Soon when Scruff went on his quest to find Angel, Whiff joined along being responsible and gathering up resources for Scruff to use. When he rescued Scruff just in time from an explosion, Whiff traveled back home to Noah's house with the rest of the gang to remain in charge.

## ***PERSONALITY:***

Whiff is a kind, and very smart and wise engine. He takes great care and pride in everything he does and has extremely responsible instincts.

## ***APPEARANCES:***

**Train Club Shorts- School Break, Egg Hunt.**

**Movies/Specials- Scruff's Quest, Scruff Goes To Disney**
2018

2018 is the second year of The Train Club.

***Year Description:***

2018 followed up 2017, which was the first year of The Train Club. 2018 Introduced Marklin Engine

Adventures, and other clips of Merchandise were also shown. The channel went on hiatus starting in March until around the summer. After that, Ivan was introduced in the Winter. Slide Duels also continued.

Things Released:

* Slide Duels
* Marklin engine Adventures
* Ivan & The International Group