Elvis Pig 1

### Friends & Allies

PinkDowlg, Elvis Pig 2, Elvis Pig’s Banana, Felipe, Juan, Orange Chilli, Red Chilli, Watermelon, Dr Dementia, Dr Alzheimer's, Dr Arthritis, Orange Pepper, PinkFish, Purple Chilli, Violet Chilli, Cactus, Pink Banana, Green Banana, Yellow Banana 1, Yellow Banana 2, Avocado, Pineapple, Coconut, Pizza Rat, Taco, Pamala the Banana, PinkDowlg Tree Squirrel, Dr Young, Simba, The Lions of Priderock

### Enemies

John C. Star, Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Mice of War, James (car frog), James (boat frog), Wellington, Mr Peckles, Mr Nooty Noot, Lord Aloyious, other aristocratic swans, King Gerriant, Pro-John C. Star Giraffe Group, Pro-John C. Star Antelope Group, Pro-John C. Star Zebra Group Sadam Hussien, Donald Trump, Professor Chicken Licken, Colonol Gaddifi, Anna Medusa, Henry the Haddock

## Political Offices

### Successor

Karl Marx

Elvis "Elvis Pig 1" (1921 - October 2019) was an American pig who was a friend of PinkDowlg, a member of PinkDowlg's Inner Circle, and a musician who briefly served as world leader in May 2018

Elvis was born in 1921 in Memphis, Tennessee, United States of America, Earth, Milky Way, Local Group. Two years later, in 1923, his brother, Aaron "Elvis Pig 2", was born. In his youth, during the late 1930s and early 1940s, Elvis became interested in music and attempted to pursue a career in music, though he was not immediately successful. From 1940 until 1942, Elvis and Aaron travelled around the Southern United States as travelling musicians, playing their music to anyone who would listen. They were somewhat successful and easily made enough money to live, but they did not achieve nationwide or even region-wide fame. After the end of their first tour in 1942, Elvis asked Aaron if he wanted to join him on a second tour to the Northern United States, including New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Baltimore. At first Aaron agreed to join his brother, but around a week before the tour was due to start, he withdrew, stating that he did not want to be a musician and that he wished to do another job. Elvis was disappointed as he had enjoyed the first tour and wished to spend more time with his brother, so Aaron decided he would become a pilot, as that would enable him to come on the tour with his brother.

Elvis began his Northern United States Tour on the 6th March 1942, first travelling to Missouri, whilst Aaron began training to become a pilot. Elvis spent six weeks in Missouri and gave 45 performances, before travelling to Illinois on the 17th April 1942, where he spent five weeks and gave 29 performances. Elvis departed Illinois for Indiana on the 22nd May 1942, which he toured for 37 days and gave 32 performances in. Following his tour of Indiana, Elvis departed for Ohio on the 28th June 1942, by which time, he had gained a degree of fame in the region. He spent 45 days in Ohio and gave 50 performances, including his largest performance yet, which he gave in Toledo, which was attended by over 1500 animals. It was in Toledo that Aaron, having obtained his pilot's license, met up with Elvis and joined him on his tour. After Aaron’s arrival, Elvis continued his North American Tour, next going on his tour of Pennsylvania, which began on the 12th August 1942 and lasted for 43 days, with Elvis giving 55 performances. Elvis and Aaron then departed for New Jersey, on the 24th September 1942, where they spent 29 days and Elvis gave 34 performances, including one attended by over 1700 animals. Elvis and Aaron departed New Jersey for New York on the 23rd October 1942, where they spent 47 days and Elvis gave 65 performances, including his largest performance yet, which was attended by over 4000 animals. Elvis and Aaron departed New York on the 9th December 1942 and began their tour of Connecticut the same day, where they spent 22 days, with Elvis giving 16 performances. They then departed for Rhode Island, on the 31st December 1942, which they toured for 16 days and Elvis gave 17 performances in. The next state on their North American Tour was Massachusetts, where they arrived on the 16th January 1943 and spent 24 days touring. Elvis gave 29 performances in Massachusetts, before he and Aaron departed for the next state on their tour, Vermont. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Vermont on the 9th February 1943 and spent 28 days in the state, with Elvis giving 33 performances, before departing for the next state on their tour, New Hampshire. Elvis and Aaron arrived in New Hampshire on the 9th March 1943. They then spent 27 days touring the state, with Elvis giving 30 performances, before departing for the final state of the Northeastern Unites States segment of their tour, Maine. Elvis and Aaron arrived in Maine on the 5th April 1943. They toured Maine for 30 days and Elvis, who by this time he had gained regional fame, gave 28 performances, including one which was attended by 4500 animals, which was held in Augusta. Following the completion of their tour of New England, Elvis and Aaron headed west to Michigan, which they arrived in on the 5th May 1943. Elvis and Aaron spent 35 days in Michigan and Elvis gave 38 performances. By mid-1943, Elvis had developed his own distinctive style consisting of sunglasses, a quiff and a jewelled jacket and encouraged Aaron to adopt a similar style. Aaron did so and was thereafter known professionally as “Elvis Pig 2” due to his almost exact resemblance to his brother. After touring Michigan, Elvis and Aaron departed for Wisconsin, which they arrived in on the 9th June 1943. Elvis and Aaron spent 32 days in Wisconsin and Elvis gave 34 performances. They departed Wisconsin for Minnesota on the 11th July 1943, which they toured for 42 days. Elvis gave 40 performances in Minnesota, before continuing to Iowa on the 22nd August 1943, where he and Aaron spent 30 days. Elvis gave 35 performances in Iowa, before departing on the 21st September 1943, along with Aaron, for Nebraska, where they spent 36 days and Elvis gave 32 performances. Following their tour of Nebraska, Elvis and Aaron departed for South Dakota on the 27th October 1943, where they spent 37 days, with Elvis giving 40 performances. Following their tour of South Dakota, Elvis and Aaron departed for North Dakota on the 3 December 1943, where they spent 38 days, with Elvis giving 42 performances. Following the completion of their tour of North Dakota, Elvis and Aaron departed for Wyoming on the 10 January 1944, where they spent 45 days and Elvis gave 52 performances. After the completion of their tour of Wyoming on the 24th February 1944, Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Montana, where they spent 55 days, with Elvis giving 67 performances. After the completion of their tour of Montana, Elvis and Aaron departed for the next state on their tour, Idaho, which they arrived in on the 19th April 1944. Elvis and Aaron spent 43 days in Idaho, with Elvis giving 49 performances. Following the completion of their tour of Idaho on the 1st June 1944, Elvis and Aaron departed for the penultimate state of their North American Tour, Oregon, where they spent 50 days, with Elvis giving 63 performances. Following the completion of their tour of Oregon, Elvis and Aaron departed for the final state on their North American Tour, Washington. They began their tour of Washington on the 21st July 1944, spending 54 days in the state, with Elvis giving 62 performances. Elvis and Aaron completed their tour of Washington and thus, their Northern United States Tour on 13 September 1944, over two-and-a-half years since the tour began. After the completion of the tour, they returned to Memphis. By the end of his Northern United States Tour, Elvis Pig had not achieved national fame, but he had become much more well-known and some of his songs, including Jailhouse Rock, Blue Suede Shoes and Hound Dog, had become known across the United States.

After the completion of their Northern United States Tour, Elvis and Aaron returned home to Memphis, where Elvis continued his career in music. Due to his Northern United States Tour, Elvis achieved significant fame in his home city, so he planned his first consort to take place in November 1945. In the year leading up to the consort, Aaron flew Elvis around Tennessee and Texas and Elvis parachuted from the plane and played his music to hundreds or thousands or fans who gathered to hear him. During that time, around 500 fans followed Elvis from location to location whilst several thousand others amassed in each location. In November 1945, Elvis held his first concert. The consort was successful, with over 10,000 animals attending. At the consort, Elvis performed some of his most famous songs, including Jailhouse Rock and Blue Suede Shoes and released a new song, All Shook Up, all of which earned him praise and adoration from the assembled animals. After he had performed his last song, Elvis invited Aaron to come onto the stage and sing My Happiness, a song which Elvis and Aaron had performed in the early 1940s when they had been travelling musicians.

Following the 1945 Concert, Elvis began planning a tour of Canada, to take place from February 1946 to June 1947. He planned to start in Quebec and travel through the provinces of Canada, from Quebec to Ontario, to Manitoba, to Saskatchewan, to Alberta and finally to British Columbia. As he had before, Aaron flew Elvis to each city he performed in, however unlike before, Elvis was now a much more well-known musician and as such there was great anticipation of his arrival in each location he was performing in. Several hundred dedicated fans, many of them from or near Elvis and Aaron's home town of Memphis followed him to Canada and attended each performance he gave. At the end of the tour, Elvis planned his second concert to take place in Toronto, which he planned would be attended by up to 20,000 animals. Aaron flew his plane over the location of the concert and Elvis leapt out of the plane whilst singing Hound Dog into a microphone, only activating his parachute very low to the ground. This stunt served to further increase Elvis's fame and resulted in him becoming featured in news across the world.

After he had completed his Canadian Tour, Elvis planned his next tour to take place in Mexico and South America from 1947 to 1950. As he had before, Aaron flew Elvis from country to country to perform his concerts, which sometimes drew crowds of up to 100,000, due to Elvis's newfound fame. Elvis performed in several countries; Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Paraguay, Peru, Suriname, Uruguay and Venezuela and had a generally good reception in every country he performed in. Elvis's audiences were primarily made up of local animals, but several thousand animals travelled from various locations around the Earth to attend his concerts. Many of these animals lived in Tennessee or neighbouring states, but a significant portion had travelled from Europe and Asia to see Elvis live, many for the first time. During his time in Latin America, several hundred dedicated fans followed him on his tour, many of whom were able to meet him. During the Latin American Tour, Aaron mostly kept out of public view, but could be seen when Elvis arrived or departed each location by plane. As his name was not widely known, many observers referred to Aaron as "Elvis Pig 2" due to his style of dress matching very closely that of his brother. The Latin American Tour lasted for three years, ending in 1950 as planned and was very successful, with Elvis's global profile being significantly raised. It is estimated that over three million animals attended one of Elvis's concerts of performances during his Latin American Tour.

Following the end of the Latin American Tour, Elvis and Aaron returned home to Memphis, where they were met with an crowd of over 20,000 animals. The animals lined Elvis's runway and following his disembarkment, carried him and Aaron on their shoulders and paraded them through the city. After the end of the Latin American Tour, Elvis announced that he would be staying in Tennessee for a year before starting another tour in the Caribbean. In October 1950, Elvis held  a concert, which took place in his hometown of Memphis. Due to his international fame, the concert was very successful and attended by over 250,000 animals, many of whom were so far away from Elvis that they were unable to hear him. Despite this, the concert was very popular.

On the 3rd February 1951, Elvis began his Caribbean Tour, which would see him perform concerts on several Caribbean islands, including The Bahamas, Barbados, Cuba, Hispaniola, Trinidad, Tobago, Jamaica and Saint Kitts. To begin the tour, Aaron flew Elvis from Memphis to Cuba, where, in Havana, he performed his first concert of the tour, which was, as his previous concerts had been, very successful. The Havana Concert was attended by around 45,000 animals, of which 60% were residents of the island, with the remainder being those who had travelled from all around the earth to attend. Elvis and Aaron spent a week on Cuba, in which time Elvis toured the island and performed in several locations, before departing for the nearby island of South Bimini, the first Bahamian island on his tour. Due to its small size, Elvis and Aaron only spent one day on South Bimini and Elvis gave only one performance, before departing for the second Bimini island on the tour, North Bimini. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on North Bimini and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for Andros, the largest island in the Bahamas. Elvis performed a concert, which was attended by 8000 animals, on Andros and toured the island for four days, before departing for the smaller Bahamian island of Little Whale Cay, one of the Berry Island. Due to its small size, Elvis and Aaron only spent one day on Little Whale Cay and Elvis gave only one performance, before departing for the second and largest of the Berry Islands on their tour, Great Harbour Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Great Harbour Cay and Elvis gave three performances, all of which were on the first two days as Elvis and Aaron wished to spend the last relaxing on the island’s beaches. Following the end of their visit to Great Harbour Cay, Elvis and Aaron departed the island for the last Berry Island on their tour, Little Stirrup Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Little Stirrup Cay and Elvis gave two performances, one close to the shore and the other near the centre of the island. Following the completion of their tour of the Berry islands, Elvis and Aaron departed for the larger Bahamian island of Grand Bahama. Elvis performed a concert on Grand Bahama, which was attended by 2000 animals, over 60% of whom were not residents, and toured the island for three days, giving five performances, before departing for the next island on the Caribbean Tour, Great Abaco. Elvis performed three times on Great Abaco and spent four days on the island before departing for Walker's Cay, a smaller Bahamian island. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Walker's Cay and Elvis gave one performance, before departing for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Grand Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Grand Cay and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Bahamian island on the tour, Green Turtle Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Green Turtle Cay and Elvis gave two performances, both of which were well received, especially by the island's green turtle population. After their departure from Green Turtle Cay, Elvis and Aaron travelled to the next Bahamian island on their tour, Great Guana Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Great Guana Clay and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Man-O-War Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Man-O-War Cay and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Elbow Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Elbow Cay and Elvis gave two performances. before departing for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Elbow Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Elbow Cay and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Gorda Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Gorda Cay and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Moore's Island. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Moore's Island and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Eleuthera. Elvis gave two performances on Eleuthera and stayed there for eight days, six of which he did not give any performances on and he wished to have a holiday from the usual schedule of his tour. After their holiday, Elvis and Aaron departed Eleuthera for the next Bahamian island on their tour, New Providence, the island on which the capital of The Bahamas, Nassau, is located on. Elvis held his third Bahamian concert in Nassau in June 1951. It was his largest Bahamian concert and was attended by over 12,000 animals, around 75% of whom were Bahamian residents. Elvis spent a further four days on New Providence until departing for the next Bahamian island on his tour, Half Moon Cay. Due to its small size, Elvis and Aaron spent only one day on Half Moon Cay and Elvis gave only one performance. After their brief stay on Half Moon Cay, Elvis and Aaron departed for the next island on his tour, Cat Island. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Cat Island and Elvis gave three performances, all of which were relatively well-attended. After giving his performances on Cat Island, Elvis departed for the next Bahamian island on his tour, San Salvador. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on San Salvador and Elvis gave two performances, both on the first day. For the second day, Elvis and Aaron spent time on the island’s beaches and exploring the interior. After their brief break from touring, Elvis and Aaron departed San Salvador for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Rum Cay. Due to its small size, Elvis and Aaron spent only day on Rum Cay and Elvis gave only one performance, before departing the island for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Long Island. Elvis and Aaron spent one week on Long Island and Elvis gave three performances, one on each of the first three days of his visit. Elvis and Aaron then spent the remaining four days engaging in leisure activities, including rock climbing, swimming and sunbathing on the islands beaches, especially Cape Santa Maria Beach, which is frequently ranked as one of the most beautiful beaches in the world. After the end of their visit to Long Island, Elvis and Aaron departed for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Great Exuma. Elvis and Aaron spent four days in Great Exuma and Elvis gave five performances, all of which were well received. As Elvis and Aaron were departing Great Exuma, several hundred individuals waved them off and bid them farewell. After their departure from Great Exuma, Elvis and Aaron travelled to the next Bahamian island on their tour, Crooked Island. Due to its small size, Elvis and Aaron spent only one day on Crooked Island and Elvis gave only one performance before departing for the next Bahamian island on the tour, Acklins. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Acklins and Elvis gave three performances, all of which were well received, before departing for the next Bahamian island on their tour, Plana Cays. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Plana Cays and Elvis gave two performances. Both performances were well received and were attended by a significant percentage of the island's residents, many of whom were great iguanas and Bahamian hutias, the latter only being found on Plana Cays and nearby islands. After the completion of their tour of Plana Cays, Elvis and Aaron departed for the next Bahamnian island on their tour, Mayaguana. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Mayaguana and Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the penultimate and second largest Bahamian island on the tour, Great Inagua. Elvis and Aaron spent one week on Great Inagua and Elvis gave twelve performances, all of which were well received. Many of the island’s residents, who include Bahama parrots, Inagua woodstars, Bahama pintails, brown pelicans, tricolored herons, snowy egrets, reddish egrets, stripe-headed tanagers, double-crested cormorants, Neotropic cormorants, roseate spoonbills, American kestrels, burrowing owls and green sea turtles, attended the performances. After the completion of their tour of Great Inagua, Elvis and Aaron departed for the final Bahamian island on their tour, Little Inagua. Elvis and Aaron spent one week on Little Inagua and Elvis gave five performances, all of which he gave in the first three days of their visit. For the next four days, Elvis and Aaron relaxed on the island’s beaches and spent time with its residents, including donkeys, goats and sea turtles. After the completion of their holiday on Little Inagua, Elvis and Aaron departed the island and the Bahamas for the island of West Caicos, the first island on their tour of the Turks and Caicos Islands. Elvis and Aaron spent one day in West Caicos and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Turks and Caicos island on the tour, Providenciales. Elvis and Aaron spent four days in Providenciales, two of which Elvis spent performing. In the two days he performed, Elvis gave five performances. For the latter two days, Elvis and Aaron relaxed on the beaches of Providenciales, which were later ranked as the best beaches in the world. After the completion of their visit to Providenciales, Elvis and Aaron departed the island for the next Turks and Caicos island on their tour, North Caicos. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on North Caicos and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Turks and Caicos island on the tour, Middle Caicos. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Middle Caicos and Elvis gave five performances, before departing for the next Turks and Caicos island on the tour, East Caicos. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on East Caicos and Elvis gave three performances. For the final performance, he climbed Flamingo Hill, the highest point on the Turks and Caicos Islands. After the completion of their visit to East Caicos, Elvis and Aaron departed the island for the next Turks and Caicos island on the tour, South Caicos. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on South Caicos and Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the next Turks and Caicos island on the tour, Ambergris Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Ambergris Cay and Elvis gave two performances, both of which were attended by many of the native animals, including Turks and Caicos rock iguanas, Silver Key anoles, Caicos least geckos, Turks and Caicos curly-tailed lizards. After the completion of their visit to Ambergris Cay, Elvis and Aaron departed the island for the next Turks and Caicos on the tour, Little Ambergris Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Little Ambergris Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Little Ambergris Cay and Elvis gave two performances, both of which were attended by many of the native animals, including Caicos geckos. After the completion of their visit to Little Ambergris Cay, Elvis and Aaron departed for the next Turks and Caicos island and first Turk island of the tour, Salt Cay. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Salt Cay and Elvis gave two performances, both which were attended by many of the island's residents, including donkeys and cows. After the completion of their visit to Salt Cay, Elvis and Aaron departed for Grand Turk, the final Turks and Caicos island and Lucayan Archipelago island on the tour. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Grand Turk and Elvis gave nine performances, all of which were well received by the island's residents. After the completion of their visit to Grand Turk, Elvis and Aaron departed for Kingston, Jamaica, where Elvis held another concert, the fourth of his Caribbean Tour. The Kingston Concert was attended by around 50,000 animals. Following the completion of the Kingston Concert, Elvis toured Jamaica for two weeks and gave thirty performances, before departing for Cayman Brac, the first of three of the Cayman Islands he would visit on his tour. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Cayman Brac and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Cayman island on the tour, Little Cayman. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Little Cayman and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the largest and final Cayman island on the tour, Grand Cayman. Elvis and Aaron spent six days on Grand Cayman and Elvis gave ten performances, before departing for the island of Hispaniola. Elvis and Aaron spent two weeks on Hispaniola, four days in Haiti and ten days in the Dominican Republic and altogether Elvis gave twenty eight performances. On the last day of the tour, Elvis held another concert, the fifth of his Caribbean Tour, in Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic. This concert was successful and was attended by over 12,000 animals, about 65% of whom were residents of the Dominican Republic, with the remaining 35% being those who had travelled to see Elvis perform, including at least a 1000 who had followed him for several years and attended all his concerts. Following the completion of the Santo Domingo Concert, Elvis and Aaron flew to the nearby island of Puerto Rico, where Elvis toured for a week, before holding another concert. Like his previous concerts, the Puerto Rico Concert was a success. It was attended by around 28,000 animals, many of whom had attended his previous concerts and had followed him to Puerto Rico. Following the completion of his Puerto Rico Concert, Elvis and Aaron flew to the island of Culebra, one of the Virgin Islands. They stayed in Culebra for three days, where Elvis gave five performances before departing, and flying to the nearby island of Vieques, where Elvis and Aaron also stayed for three days. Elvis gave three performances in Vieques, before departing to Saint Thomas, the first of several U.S. Virgin Islands he would visit on his tour. Elvis and Aaron spent five days in Saint Thomas and Elvis gave five performances. Elvis and Aaron then visited Hassel Island, where they stayed for a day and where Elvis gave one performance before departing to Water Island, where Elvis also gave one performance before departing for the larger Saint John. Elvis and Aaron stayed for four days in Saint John and Elvis gave five performances. Aaron then flew Elvis to Saint Croix, the last of the U.S. Virgin Islands they visited on their tour, where Elvis stayed for six days and gave eight performances. Following their tour of the U.S. Virgin Islands, Elvis and Aaron departed for the British Virgin Islands. The first of the British Virgin Islands that Elvis and Aaron visited was Jost Van Dyke, where they stayed for one day, with Elvis giving one performance. After the completion of their visit to Jost Van Dyke, Elvis and Aaron departed for the larger British Virgin island of Tortola, where they stayed for three days and  Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the next British Virgin island on the tour, Virgin Gorda. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Virgin Gorda and Elvis gave three performances, before departing to the final British Virgin island on the tour, Anegada. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Anegada and Elvis gave two performances, both of which he gave on the same day. Elvis and Aaron then spent the second day of their visit relaxing on the island’s beaches. After the completion of their visit to Anegada, Elvis and Aaron departed the island and the British Virgin Islands for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Anguila. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Anguila and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Saint Martin. Elvis and Aaron spent six days on Saint Martin, three in both the Dutch and French sections, and Elvis gave ten performances altogether. After the completion of their visit to Saint Martin, Elvis and Aaron departed for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Saint Kitts. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Saint Kitts and Elvis gave six performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Nevis. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Nevis and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on the their tour, Barbuda. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Barbuda and Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Antigua. Elvis and Aaron spent a week on Antigua and Elvis gave thirteen performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Montserrat. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Antigua and Elvis gave five performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Montserrat. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Montserrat and Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Basse-Terre, the first of six Guadeloupean islands they would visit. Elvis and Aaron spent five days on Basse-Terre and Elvis gave ten performances, before departing for the next Guadeloupean island on their tour, Grande-Terre.  Elvis and Aaron spent five days on Grande-Terre and Elvis gave eleven performances, before departing for the next Guadeloupean island on their tour, La Desirade. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on La Desirade and Elvis gave four  performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Marie-Galante. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Marie-Galante and Elvis gave six performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Terre-de-Haut. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Terre-de-Haut and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Terre-de-Bas. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Terre-de-Bas and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Dominica. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Dominica and Elvis gave five performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Martinique. Elvis and Aaron spent a week on Martinique and Elvis gave ten performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Saint Lucia. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Saint Lucia and Elvis gave seven performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Barbados. Elvis and Aaron spent six days on Barbados and Elvis gave ten performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Saint Vincent. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Saint Vincent and Elvis gave seven performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Bequia. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Bequia and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Baliceaux. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Baliceaux and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Mustique. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Mustique and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Canouan. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Canouan and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Mayreau. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Canouan and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Mayreau. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Mayreau and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Union Island. Elvis and Aaron spent three day on Union Island and Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Palm Island. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Palm Island and Elvis gave one performance, which he gave on the first day of their visit. For the next two days, Elvis and Aaron relaxed on the island's beaches. They then departed for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Grenada. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Grenada and Elvis gave seven performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Tobago. Elvis and Aaron toured Tobago for three days, with Elvis giving five performances. At the end of his tour of Tobago, Elvis held a concert, the sixth of his Caribbean Tour. The concert, like the previous concerts of the tour, was well-attended. Around 40,000 animals attended the Tobago Concert, about half of whom were residents of Tobago. The remaining 20,000 were Elvis's fans, who had travelled from various locations around Earth to attend the concert. Some of the concert’s attendees had followed Elvis on his Caribbean Tour and had attended all of his previous concerts and many of his performances.

Following the completion of the Tobago Concert, Elvis and Aaron planned to fly to the next Caribbean island on their tour, Trinidad, however Aaron was unable to successfully navigate due to the poor weather conditions resulting from the 1951 Lesser Antilles Tropical Storm. As he did not think it would be safe to fly through the storm, Aaron decided to abandon the planed route and return to Tobago until the storm had passed. Aaron attempted to land back on Tobago, however he became disoriented and unknowingly landed on Lumbaego, a tropical island, which was at the time only known to those who originated from it and their close friends. Within a few seconds of their arrival, Elvis and Aaron realised they were not on Tobago, as Lumbaego was home to no humans and very few buildings. Aaron became very confused when he could not identify which island he was on, as he believed himself to possess a complete knowledge of the Lesser Antilles. Whilst Aaron examined his plane for any damage, Elvis sat on the beach and waited for the storm to pass. Whilst there, he was approached by PinkDowlg, who introduced himself and told Elvis about Lumbaego. After he had inspected the plane for damage, Aaron came to report back to his brother, who introduced him to PinkDolwg. Elvis and Aaron found Lumbaego and its history very interesting and told PinkDowlg about their lives and careers. Within a few hours, they had already become good friends and Elvis and Aaron decided to stay on Lumbaego for a week, in which time they met and socialised with all the Lumbaegan residents.

After the completion of their visit to Lumbaego, Elvis and Aaron continued their Caribbean Tour, travelling to Trinidad as they had originally planned. Elvis and Aaron spent twelve days on Trinidad and Elvis gave twenty performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Isla Testigo Grande, a part of Venezuela. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on Isla Testigo Grande and Elvis gave two performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Margarita Island. Elvis and Aaron spent eight days on Margarita Island and Elvis gave thirteen performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Coche Island. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Coche Island and Elvis gave six performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Cubagua. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Cubagua and Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, La Tortuga Island. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on La Tortuga Island and Elvis gave three performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Blanquilla. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Blanquilla and Elvis gave five performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, La Orchila. Elvis and Aaron spent one day on La Orchila and Elvis gave one performance, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Gran Roque. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Gran Roque and Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Bonaire. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Bonaire and Elvis gave eight performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Curaçao. Elvis and Aaron spent a week on Curaçao and Elvis gave twelve performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Aruba. Elvis and Aaron spent six days on Aruba and Elvis gave twelve performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, San Andrés. Elvis and Aaron spent a week on San Andrés and Elvis gave fifteen performances, before departing for the next Caribbean islands on their tour, Providencia and Santa Catalina, which are connected by a footbridge. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Providencia and Santa Catalina and Elvis gave four performances, three of which he gave on Providencia and one he gave on Santa Catalina. Elvis gave all four of his performances on the first two days of his visit and then spent the remaining two days relaxing with Aaron on the coast and interior of Santa Catalina. Following the completion of their visit to Providencia and Santa Catalina, Elvis and Aaron departed for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Guanaja. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Guanaja and Elvis gave nine performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Roatán. Elvis and Aaron spent twelve days on Roatán and Elvis gave twenty-four performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Utila. Elvis and Aaron spent four days on Utila and Elvis gave eight performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Cayo Meno. Elvis and Aaron spent two days on Cayo Meno and Elvis gave four performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Cayo Grande. Elvis and Aaron spent three days on Cayo Grande and Elvis gave five performances, before departing for the next Caribbean island on their tour, Cayo Chachagua. Elvis and Aaron spent a week on Cayo Chachagua, however Elvis only gave one official performance, as he wished to have a holiday from the usual schedule of their tour. Elvis and Aaron spent six days on holiday on Cayo Chachagua, in which time they explored the island's interior and spent time relaxing on its tropical beaches. Following the completion of their holiday, Elvis and Aaron departed Cayo Chachagua for the final Caribbean island on their tour, Cozumel. Elvis and Aaron spent eight days on Cozumel and Elvis gave thirteen performances, before holding a concert, the seventh and final of their Caribbean Tour. The Cozumel Concert, like the previous concerts of the tour was well-attended, with around 70,000 animals attending. Around 30,000 of the attendees were residents of Cozumel, whilst the remaining 40,000 were Elvis fans who had travelled from various locations on Earth to attend the concert. Following the completion of the Cozumel Concert, Elvis and Aaron departed the island for their hometown of Memphis, thus ending Elvis’s Caribbean Tour on the 22nd February 1952, after 384 days.

Elvis and Aaron remained in Tennessee and the surrounding states for the entirety of 1952 and in July of that year, Elvis held his second Memphis concert, the 1952 Memphis Concert. The 1952 Memphis Concert was Elvis’s largest concert at the time and was by attended by over 300,000 animals; 50,000 more than his previous Memphis Concert. Over 150,000 of the attendees were Elvis’s fans who had travelled from various locations across Earth to attend the concert. The 1952 Memphis Concert was also the most anticipated of all of Elvis’s concerts at the time and demonstrated the level of international fame that Elvis had achieved. For the rest of 1952, Elvis gave several performances across his home state, but did not schedule any more tours. As they had a more flexible schedule, Elvis and Aaron were able to spend more time with PinkDowlg, visiting Lumbaego six times in 1952.

Aaron and Elvis's Visits to Lumbaego in 1952
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During Elvis and Aaron's sixth and final visit to Lumbaego in 1952, they partook in the annual Lumbaegan Christmas Traditions, including the harvesting, transportation and decoration of a pineapple from the Pineapple Forest.

On the 2nd January 1953, Elvis announced that he would go on a tour of Western, Southern and Northern Europe. Elvis and Aaron began their European Tour on the 29th March 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the Spanish city of Marbella, where over 250,000 animals had gathered to welcome Elvis. To mark the start of the European Tour, Elvis held a concert in Marabella, which was attended by over 300,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of the Marabella Concert Elvis and Aaron toured Spain for three weeks, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Malaga, Cadiz, Seville, Murcia, Valencia, Madrid, Salamanca, Zaragonza, Leon, Santander and Vigo. Following the completion of their tour of Spain, Elvis and Aaron departed for Portugal. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Portugal on the 19th April 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Braga. Elvis gave five performances in Braga, before continuing with his two-week tour of Portugal, which saw him perform in the cities of Porto, Aveiro, Coimbra, Nazare, Monsanto, Amadora, Setubal, Lisbon, Sines, Sagres, Lagos and Faro. Whilst in Lisbon, Elvis held his Lisbon Concert, the second concert of his European Tour. The Lisbon Concert was attended by 200,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Portugal, Elvis and Aaron departed for France. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of France on the 3rd May 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Toulouse, where over 350,000 animals had gathered to welcome Elvis. To mark the start of the tour of France, Elvis held a concert in Toulouse, which was attended by over 500,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across the Earth to attend. The Toulouse Concert was the third concert of Elvis and Aaron’s European Tour and was Elvis’s first concert to have more than 500,000 attendees. Following the completion of the Toulouse Concert, Elvis and Aaron toured France for a month, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Bordeaux, Limoges, Nantes, Orleans, Versailles, Caen, Le Havre, Rouen, Paris, Reims, Lille, Calais, Metz, Strasbourg, Dijon, Lyon, Nice and Ajaccio, Corsica. Elvis held three concerts in France after the Toulouse Concert; the Paris Concert, the Calais Concert and the Strasbourg Concert. The Paris Concert was the most well-attended of all of Elvis’s concerts at the time and was attended by over 800,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across the Earth to attend. It was also his most widely reported concert, being known about by several billion animals worldwide. Following the completion of their tour of France, Elvis and Aaron departed for Switzerland. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Switzerland on the 3rd June 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Geneva, where over 80,000 animals had gathered to welcome Elvis. To mark the start of the tour of Switzerland, Elvis held a concert in Geneva, which was attended by over 100,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across the Earth to attend. The Geneva Concert was the fourth concert of Elvis and Aaron’s European Tour. Following the completion of the Geneva Concert, Elvis and Aaron toured Switzerland for two weeks, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Lausanne, Fribourg, Bern, Biel, Basel, Olten, Zurich, Zug, Locarno, St. Moritz and Chur. In Zurich, Elvis held his Zurich Concert, the fifth concert of his European Tour. The Zurich Concert was attended by over 150,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Switzerland, Elvis and Aaron departed for Liechtenstein. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Liechtenstein on the 17th June 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Vaduz. Whilst in Vaduz, Elvis gave two performances. He then toured Liechtenstein for three days, in which time Elvis performed in several towns, including Mauren, Triesen and Balzers. Following the completion of their tour of Liechtenstein, Elvis and Aaron departed for Austria. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Austria on the 20th June 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Innsbruck. Whilst in Innsbruck, Elvis gave two performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured Austria for week, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Salzburg, Linz, Graz and Vienna. In Vienna, Elvis held his Vienna Concert, the sixth concert of his European Tour. The Vienna Concert was attended by over 200,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Austria, Elvis and Aaron departed for Hungary. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Hungary on the 27th June 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Budapest, where Elvis held his Budapest Concert, the seventh concert of his European Tour. The Budapest Concert was attended by over 150,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of the Budapest Concert, Elvis and Aaron toured Hungary for a week, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Miskolc, Szolnok, Debrecen, Szeged and Pecs. Following the completion of their tour of Hungary, Elvis and Aaron departed for Romania. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Romania on the 4th July 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Cluj-Napoca, where Elvis held his Cluj-Napoca Concert, the eighth concert of his European Tour. The Cluj-Napoca Concert was attended by over 100,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of the Cluj-Napoca Concert, Elvis and Aaron toured Romania for a week, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Timișoara, Sibiu, Târgoviște, Bucharest, Constanța, Iași and Suceava. In Bucharest, Elvis held his Bucharest Concert, the ninth concert of his European Tour. The his Bucharest Concert was attended by over 250,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Romania, Elvis and Aaron departed for Bulgaria. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Bulgaria on the 13th July 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Ruse. Whilst in Ruse, Elvis gave two performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured Bulgaria for eight days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Pleven, Lom, Sofia, Plovdiv, Stara Zargova, Burgas, Nesebur and Varna. In Sofia, Elvis held his Sofia Concert, the tenth concert of his European Tour. The Sofia Concert, was attended by over 200,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Bulgaria, Elvis and Aaron departed for Greece. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Greece on the 21st July 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Komotini. Whilst in Komotini, Elvis gave two performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured Greece for four months, in which time Elvis performed in several towns, islands and cities, including Thasos, Samothrace, Samos, Ikaria, Chios, Lesbos, Lemnos, Agios Efstratios, Psara, Fournoi Korseon, Oinousses, Rhodes, Kastellorizo, Lesvos, Skyros, Chios, Samos, Ikaria, Mykonos, Naxos, Kos, Rhodes, Karpathos, Kasos, Patmos, Agathonisi, Astypalaia, Chalki, Kalymnos, Kasos, Leipsoi, Leros, Nisyros, Symi, Tilos, Kastellorizo, Alimia, Arkoi, Farmakonisi, Gyali, Kinaros, Levitha, Marathos, Nimos, Pserimos, Saria, Strongyli, Syrna, Iraklio, Crete, Kythira, Amorgos, Anafi, Andros, Antiparos, Delos, Ios, Kea, Kimolos, Kythnos, Milos, Paros, Folegandros, Serifos, Sifnos, Sikinos, Syros, Tinos, Thira, Santoríni, Donousa, Eschati, Gyaros, Irakleia, Koufonisia, Makronisos, Rineia, Schoinousa, Salamina, Poros, Spetses, Dokos, Agistri, Piraeus, Athens, Gerolimenas, Areopoli, Tripolis, Argos, Corninth, Patras, Amaliada, Zakynthos, Kefallonia, Lefkada,  Kerkyra, Paxi, Lefkada, Ithaki, Zakynthos, Kythira ,Agrinio ,Livadia, Athens, Euboea, Lamia, Larisa, Alonnisos, Skiathos, Skopelos, Meteora, Ioannina, Corfu, Zargoria, Thessaloniki, Edessa, Seres and Kavala. In Athens, Elvis held his Athens Concert, the eleventh concert of his European Tour. The Athens Concert was attended by over 560,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Greece, Elvis and Aaron departed for Lumbaego. Elvis and Aaron arrived on Lumbaego on the 21st November 1953 for a week-long holiday, which they spent with PinkDowlg and the other residents of Lumbaego. On the 28th November, Elvis and Aaron were due to leave Lumbaego, but they were unable to do so, due to the 1953 Lesser Antilles Tropical Storm, which was, at that point, very close to Lumbaego. As PinkDowlg was flying to Mexico to search for the Lumbaegan residents who had departed in the 1920 Exodus to Mexico, he was unable to spend time with Elvis and Aaron. As Elvis and Aaron had nothing else to do, they decided to attend the 1953 Annual Lumbaego Top Hat Exposition after they saw a poster advertising it. As Elvis and Aaron were not previously interested in top hats, they did not expect to enjoy the 1953 Annual Lumbaego Top Hat Exposition, however when they met Elvis Pig’s Banana (who was then known as Top Hat Banana), who introduced them to the subject of top hats and showed them different types of top hat, Elvis and Aaron became far more interested than they had expected to be. As Elvis and Aaron greatly enjoyed the 1953 Annual Lumbaego Top Hat Exposition they attended all subsequent Lumbaegan Annual Top Hat Expositions. Soon after meeting him, Elvis became great friends with Elvis Pig’s Banana, often discussing top hats with him. Their friendship lasted until their deaths and resulted in Elvis Pig’s Banana adopting his name.

Elvis and Aaron departed Lumbaego on the 3rd December 1953, after the 1953 Lesser Antilles Tropical Storm had passed, and continued with their European Tour. Elvis and Aaron arrived in Albania on the 4th December 1953 and began their tour in the city of Sarandë. Whilst in Sarandë, Elvis gave two performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured Albania for eight days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Vlore, Berat, Korce, Elbasen, Durres, Tirana, Kukes and Shkodra. In Tirana, Elvis held his Tirana Concert, the twelfth concert of his European Tour. The Tirana Concert, was attended by over 70,000 animals, some of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Albania, Elvis and Aaron departed for Yugoslavia. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Yugoslavia on the 14th December 1953, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Bitola. Whilst in Bitola, Elvis gave two performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured Yugoslavia for two weeks, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Skopje, Nis, Belgrade, Sarajevo, Split, Backa Palenka, Zrenjanin, Timisora, Szegad, Osijek, Varazdin and Zagreb. Elvis held four concerts in Yugoslavia the Belgrade Concert, the Srajevo Concert, the Split Concert and the Zagreb Concert. The Belgrade Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 250,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Yugoslavia, Elvis and Aaron departed for Lumbaego. Elvis and Aaron arrived in Lumbaego on the 28th December 1953, having missed the annual Lumbaegan Christmas Traditions. They instead partook in the annual Lumbaegan New Year's Traditions, including the harvesting, transportation and decoration of a watermelon from the Watermelon Forest. Elvis and Aaron spent six days on Lumbaego before departing for Italy, where they continued with their [[European Tour]]. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Italy on the 3rd January 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Trieste. Whilst in Trieste, Elvis gave two performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured Italy for 64 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities and islands, including Udine, Venice, Verona, Milan, Turin, Aosta, Savona, Genoa, Parma, Bologna, Florence, Pisa, Piombino, Elba, Siena, Rimini, Ancona, Rome, Latrina, Ischia, Naples, Capri, Pompey, Matera, Taranto, Otranto, Consenza, Stromboli, Lipari, Vulcano, Salina, Stromboli, Filicudi, Alicudi, Panarea, Ustica, Marettimo, Favignana, Pantelleria, Agrigento, Enna, Siracusa, Catania, Messina, Reggio de Calabria, Arbatax, Olbja, La Maddalena, Caprera, Spargi, Santo Stefano, Santa Maria, Budelli, Razzoli, Bosa, Alghero, San Pietro, Sant Antioco, Cagliari and Muravera. Elvis held eleven concerts in Italy; the Venice Concert, the Verona Concert, the Milan Concert, the Genoa Concert, the Bologna Concert, the Florence Concert, the Siena Concert, the Rome Concert, the Naples Concert, the Siracusa Concert and the Muravera Concert, The Rome Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 600,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across the world to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Italy, Elvis and Aaron departed for West Germany. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of West Germany on the 10th March 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Munich. Whilst in Munich, Elvis gave two performances and held a concert. Elvis and Aaron then toured West Germany for 40 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, including Stuttgart, Frankfurt am Main, Bonn, Cologne, Dusseldorf, Duisberg, Essen, Dortmund, Hannover, Bremen, Hamburg and Kiel. Elvis held seven concerts in Germany; the Munich Concert, the Stuttgart Concert, the Frankfurt Concert, the Dusseldorf Concert, the Hannover Concert, the Bremen Concert and the Hamburg Concert. The Hamburg Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 350,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across the world to attend. Following the completion of their tour of West Germany, Elvis and Aaron departed for Denmark. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Denmark on the 22nd April 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Tonder. Whilst in Tonder, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured Denmark for 38 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and islands, including Abenra, Ribe, Esbjerg, Fredericia, Horsen, Herning, Ringkobing, Holstebro, Thyboron, Thisted, Hjorring, Skagen, Frederikshavn, Læsø, Alborg, Anholt, Grena, Viborg, Arhus, Silkeborg, Vejle, Odense, Nyborg, Svendborg, Sonderborg, Rodby Havn, Gedser, Nykobing, Stagelse, Roskilde, Kalundborg, Hillerød, Copenhagen, Koge and Ronne. Elvis held two concerts in Denmark; the Odense Concert and the Copenhagen Concert. The Copenhagen Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 90,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Denmark, Elvis and Aaron departed for Lumbaego. Elvis and Aaron arrived in Lumbaego on the 28th May 1954. During the early 1950s, American human musician Elvis Presley had appropriated Elvis Pig's songs, style and name and had gradually been growing more popular, so much so, that some animals were unaware that Elvis Presley had appropriated his professional identity from Elvis Pig. Elvis and Aaron spent a week on Lumbaego, during which time Elvis and Aaron spoke at length to PinkDowlg about Elvis Presley and their concerns regarding the future of Elvis Pig's musical career. On seeing his friends so upset, PinkDowlg attempted to reassure them that Elvis Pig's career was not in jeopardy and that Elvis Presley would not eclipse him in popularity, however he privately worried that this would be the case. Somewhat reassured, Elvis and Aaron departed Lumbaego and continued with their European Tour, next travelling to Sweden. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Sweden on the 4th June 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Malmo. Whilst in Malmo, Elvis gave two performances and held a concert. Elvis and Aaron then toured Sweden for 32 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities and islands, including Trelleborg, Ystad, Kristianstad, Kalmar, Oland, Visby, Norrkoping, Stockhelm, Orebro, Uppsala, Gavle, Hudiksvall, Sundsvall, Umea, Lulea, Maimberget, Kiruna, Jokkmokk, Stroruman, Are, Osterund, Borlange, Karlstad, Vanersborg, Boras, Halmstad and Helsingborg. Elvis held two concerts in Sweden; the Malmo Concert and the Stockholm Concert. The Stockholm Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 110,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Sweden, Elvis and Aaron departed for Norway. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Norway on the 8th July 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Fredrikstad. Whilst in Fredrikstad, Elvis gave two performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured Norway for 27 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and islands, including Lillehammer, Oslo, Grimstad, Kristiansand, Stavanger, Bergen, Floro, Alesund, Molde, Trondheim, Mi i Rana, Bodo, Narvik, Harstad, Tromso, Kautokeino, Alta, Hammerfest, Nordkapp and Vardo. Elvis held three concerts in Norway; the Oslo Concert, the Bergen Concert and the Trondheim Concert. The Oslo Concert was the most well well-attended, being attended by over 80,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Norway, Elvis and Aaron began departed for Finland. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Finland on the 4th August 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the municipality of Muonio. Whilst in Muonio, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured Finland for 44 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and islands; Pokka, Ivalo, Inari, Savukoski, Salla, Meltaus, Pello, Rovaniemi, Ruka, Ranua, Kemi, Taivalkoski, Puolanka, Oulu, Raahe, Kajaani, Kulimo, Juuka, Kalajoki, Kokkola, Kuopio, Joensuu, Savonlinna, Jakobstad, Vaasa, Kristenestad, Tampere, Pori, Rauma, Aland Islands, Turko, Hanko, Tammisaari, Espoo, Helsinki, Loviisa, Lahti, Kouvula and Lappeenranta. Elvis held three concerts in Finland; the Vaasa Concert, the Turko Concert and the Helsinki Concert. The Helsinki Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 150,000 animals, many of whom had travelled from across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Finland, Elvis and Aaron departed for Poland. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Poland on the 18th September 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Gdynia. Whilst in Gdynia, Elvis gave three performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured Poland for 50 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities; Gdansk, Elblag, Olzytyn, Gizycko, Bialystok, Warsaw, Radom, Lublin, Zamosc, Rzeszow, Zalipie, Krakow, Bielsko-Biała, Katowice, Czestochowa, Wroclaw, Lodz, Legnica, Poznan, Gorzów Wielkopolski, Szczecin, Pila, Torun, Bydgoszcz, Koszalin and Ustka. Elvis held seven concerts in Poland; the Gdynia Concert, the Gdansk Concert, the Warsaw Concert, the Lublin Concert, the Krakow Concert, the Wroclaw Concert and the Lodz Concert. The Warsaw Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 275,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across the Earth to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Poland, Elvis and Aaron departed for East Germany. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of East Germany on the 8th November 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Sassnitz. Whilst in Gdynia, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured East Germany for 30 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities; Rostock, Warnemünde, Schwerin, Berlin, Potsdam, Magdeburg, Dresden, Zwickau, Efurt and Leipzig. Elvis held three concerts in East Germany; the Berlin Concert, the Dresden Concert and the Leipzig Concert. The Berlin Concert was the most well-attended of all of Elvis’s concerts at the time and was attended by over 1,000,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across the Earth to attend. Following the completion of their tour of East Germany, Elvis and Aaron departed for Czechoslovakia. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Czechoslovakia on the 9th December 1954, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Karlovy Vary. Whilst in Karlovy Vary, Elvis gave one performance and spent three days relaxing with Aaron in the city’s hot springs. Elvis and Aaron then toured Czechoslovakia for 38 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities; Plzen, České Budějovice, Telc, Cesky Krumlov, Mikulov, Hodonin, Trencin, Trnava, Bratislava, Nitra, Komaro, Lucenec, Košice, Presov, Banska Bystrica, Martin, Zilna, Brno, Olomouc, Ostrava, Svitavy, Hradec Kralove, Prague, Liberec, Decin and Usti nad Labem. Elvis held four concerts in Czechoslovakia; the Bratislava Concert, the Košice Concert, the Ostrava Concert and the Prague Concert. The Prague Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 150,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Czechoslovakia, Elvis and Aaron departed for Luxembourg. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Luxembourg on the 17th January 1955, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Remich. Whilst in Remich, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured Luxembourg for 16 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities and towns; Grevenmacher, Reisdorf, Diekirch, Vianden, Troisvierges, Wiltz, Mersch, Luxembourg, Dudelange, Esch, Differdange and Petange. Elvis held one concert in Luxembourg; the Luxembourg Concert, which was attended by over 40,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Luxembourg, Elvis and Aaron departed for Belgium. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Belgium on the 3rd February 1955, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Arlon. Whilst in Arlon, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured Belgium for 37 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities and towns; Bouillion, Chimay, Charleroi, Namur, Mons, Brussels, Bastogne, Gent, Kortrijk, Brugge, Ostend, Zeebrugge, Knokke, Mechelen, Leuven, Liege, Huy, Spa, Hasselt and Antwerp. Elvis held six concerts in Belgium; the Namur Concert, the Brussels Concert, the Gent Concert, the Brugge Concert, the Liege Concert and the Antwerp Concert. The Brussels Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 55,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Belgium, Elvis and Aaron departed for The Netherlands. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of The Netherlands on the 13th March 1955, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Terneuzen. Whilst in Terneuzen, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured The Netherlands for 75 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and islands; Middelburg, Rossendaal, Breda, Tilburg, Eindhoven, Weert, Heerlen, Maastricht, Venlo, Helmond, 's-Hertogenbosch, Oss, Rotterdam, Delft, The Hague, Leiden, Aalsmeer, Hilversum, Amsterdam, Lelystad, Volendam, Alkmaar, Hoorn, Den Helder, Texel, Vlieland, Terschelling, Ameland, Schiermonnikgoog, Borkum, Delzijl, Groningen, Assen, Emmen, Hoogeveen, Almelo, Enschede, Doetinchem, Arnhem, Apeldoorn, Deventer, Ermelo, Realte, Zwolle, Meppel, Emmeloord, Heerenveen, Sneek, Bolswald, Harlingen and Leeuwarden. Elvis held five concerts in the Netherlands; the Tilburg Concert, the Maastricht Concert, the Rotterdam Concert, the The Hague Concert and the Amsterdam Concert. The Amsterdam Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 100,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of The Netherlands, Elvis and Aaron departed for the United Kingdom. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of the United Kingdom on the 28th May 1955, when Aaron flew Elvis to the town of Dover. Whilst in Dover, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured the United Kingdom for 141 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and islands; Canterbury, Folkstone, Hastings, Brighton, Portsmouth, Southampton, Bournemouth, Poole, Exeter, Torquay, Plymouth, Penzance, Bristol, Bath, Reading, London, Southend-on-Sea, St Albans, Colchester, Ipswich, Cambridge, Norwich, Peterborough, Leicester, Northampton, Oxford, Gloucester, Newport, Cardiff, Swansea, Aberystwyth, Newtown, Worchester, Coventry, Birmingham, Wolverhampton, Shrewsbury, Bangor, Holyhead, Chester, Stoke-on-Trent, Nottingham, Sheffield,  Grimsby, Manchester, Liverpool, Preston, Blackpool, Bradford, Leeds, York, Hull, Scarborough, Middlesbrough, Newcastle upon Tyne, Carlisle, Edinburgh, Kirkcaldy, St Andews, Perth, Dundee, Arbroath, Aberdeen, Peterhead, Inverness, Wick, Thurso, the Orkney Islands, the Shetland Islands, the Hebrides, Mull, Jura, Islay, Arran Island, Stirling, Ayr, Glasgow, Dumfries, Stanraer, the Isle of Mann, Belfast, Omagh and Londonderry. Elvis held eighteen concerts in the United Kingdom; the Canterbury Concert, the Brighton Concert, the London Concert, the Cambridge Concert, the Oxford Concert, the Cardiff Concert, the Birmingham Concert, the Sheffield Concert, the Manchester Concert, the Liverpool Concert, the Leeds Concert, the York Concert, the Newcastle upon Tyne Concert, the Edinburgh Concert, the Inverness Concert, the Stirling Concert, the Glasgow Concert and the Belfast Concert. The London Concert was the most well-attended of all of Elvis’s concerts at the time and was attended by over 1,500,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across the Earth to attend. Following the completion of their tour of the United Kingdom, Elvis and Aaron departed for Ireland. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Ireland on the 17 October 1955, when Aaron flew Elvis to the town of Lifford. Whilst in Lifford, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured Ireland for 22 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and islands; Sligo, Castlebar, Galway, Shannon, Limerick, Killarney, Cork, Tipperary, Waterford, New Ross, Arklow, Wicklow, Tullamore, Dublin, Drogheda and Monaghan. Elvis held five concerts in Ireland; the Galway Concert, the Limerick Concert, the Cork Concert, the Tipperary Concert and the Dublin Concert. The Dublin Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 90,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Ireland, Elvis and Aaron departed for the Faroe Islands. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of the Faroe Islands on the 9th November 1955, when Aaron flew Elvis to the island of Suduroy. Whilst in Dover, Elvis gave two performances. Elvis and Aaron then toured the Faroe Islands for 24 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities and islands; Litla Dimun, Stora Dimun, Skuvoy, Sandoy, Nolsoy, Torshavn, Hestur, Koltur, Vagar, Mykines, Streymoy, Eysturoy, Kalsoy, Kunoy, Bordoy, Vidoy, Svinoy and Fugloy. Elvis held one concert in the Faroe Islands; the Torshavn Concert, which was attended by over 7,000 animals, some of whom had travelled across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of the Faroe Islands, Elvis and Aaron departed for Iceland. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Iceland on the 4th December 1955, when Aaron flew Elvis to the village of Vík í Mýrdal. Whilst in Vík í Mýrdal, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured Iceland for 13 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and villages; Grindavik, Keflavik, Reykjavik, Grundarfjorndur, Bolungarvik, Dalvik, Akureyri, Husavik, Egilsstadir and Djupivogur. Elvis held one concert in Iceland; the Reykjavik Concert, which was attended by over 12,000 animals, some of whom had travelled across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of Iceland, Elvis and Aaron departed for Lumbaego. Elvis and Aaron arrived on Lumbaego on the 18th December 1955, in time for the annual Lumbaegan Christmas Traditions. Whilst Elvis was pleased to see PinkDowlg, he was also very concerned about the increasing success of Elvis Presley and the declining attendance at his most recent concerts. PinkDowlg attempted to reassure his friends, but admitted that the situation had worsened in the last year and that it may continue to do so. Elvis Pig became distraught upon hearing PinkDowlg's concerns and announced he would cease touring and performing if the situation did not improve in the next six months. PinkDowlg offered his sympathies to Elvis and Aaron and expressed hope that Elvis would be more successful again in 1956. He also asked Elvis and Aaron to relocate to Lumbaego in the event that Elvis ceased his career as a musician. Elvis and Aaron confirmed that they would do so and thanked PinkDowlg for his support. Elvis and Aaron spent sixteen days on Lumbaego, in which time they participated in the Lumbaegan Christmas Traditions and the Lumbaegan New Year's Traditions, including the harvesting, transportation and decoration of a pineapple from the Pineapple Forest and a watermelon from the Watermelon Forest, respectively. On the 3rd January 1956, Elvis and Aaron departed Lumbaego for the penultimate destination on their 1953-1956 Tour of Europe, Malta. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Malta on the 3rd January 1956, when Aaron flew Elvis to the city of Victoria. Whilst in Victoria, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured Malta for 24 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and islands; Ta Sannat, Mgarr, Cominitto, Comino, Cirkewwa, II-Melieha, Bugibba, Naxxar, Mosta, Mdina, Rabat, Dingli, Zebbug, Qormi, Valletta, Paola, Marsaxlokk and Birzebbuga. Elvis held three concerts in Malta; the Rabat Concert, the Qormi Concert and the Valletta Concert. The Valletta Concert was the most well-attended, being attended by over 7,500 animals, some of whom had travelled across Europe to attend. Following the completion of their tour of the Malta, Elvis and Aaron departed for Cyprus, the final destination on their 1953-1956 Tour of Europe. Elvis and Aaron began their tour of Cyprus on the 28th January 1956, when Aaron flew Elvis to the village of Morphou. Whilst in Morphou, Elvis gave one performance. Elvis and Aaron then toured Cyprus for 20 days, in which time Elvis performed in several cities, towns and villages; Polis, Paphos, Episkopi, Limassol, Vasilikos, Larnaca, Ayia Napa, Famagusta, Rizokarpaso, Kyrenia and Nicosia. Elvis held three concerts in Cyprus; the Limassol Concert, the Kyrenia Concert and the Nicosia Concert. The Nicosia Concert was the most well-attended and the final concert of Elvis and Aaron's 1953-1956 Tour of Europe. It was attended by over 60,000 animals, many of whom had travelled across Europe to attend, due to its status as the final concert of the European Tour. Despite the relatively large number of spectators, Elvis was disappointed by what he saw as a low turnout, lamenting the fact the final concert of the tour was attended by only 60,000 animals, whilst earlier concerts in the tour were attended by over 1.5 million. Due to this decline in the number of spectators, Elvis considered announcing his retirement from his musical career immediately following the Nicosia Concert, however Aaron convinced him to not do so, saying that he should return to performing in his native Memphis, where he may receive more spectators at his concerts and performances than in Cyprus and other smaller countries. Elvis agreed to do this, but said to his brother that if these performances were also unsuccessful, then he would retire from his musical career and accept PinkDowlg's offer to move to Lumbaego. Aaron agreed to this and expressed hope that their fortunes would change upon returning to Memphis. Elvis and Aaron completed their 1953-1956 Tour of Europe on the 17th February 1956, but did not depart Cyprus immediately, instead holidaying for three weeks at the Santa Barbara Beach, near Limassol. Elvis and Aaron eventually departed Cyprus and Europe on the 9th March 1956, arriving back in Memphis later that day, where they were met by a small crowd of their fans. On the 16th March 1956, a week after his arrival in Memphis, Elvis announced that he would be preforming around Tennessee and the surrounding states for the next three months, before holding a concert on the 16th June, the same day as Elvis Presley's Memphis Concert. Elvis said to Aaron that he had deliberately scheduled the concert to be concurrent to Elvis Presley's Memphis Concert, to see which concert was more popular and thus if he should remain as a international musician based in Memphis or move to Lumbaego and live with PinkDowlg and the other residents of Lumbaego. From March to June 1956, Elvis and Aaron toured the Southeastern United States, with some degree of success. Elvis was often praised by those who heard him perform, albeit as an "Elvis Impersonator", despite his insistence that Elvis Presley was impersonating him. On the 16th June 1956, Elvis held his Memphis Concert, just 10 miles way from Elvis Presley's Memphis Concert. Elvis Pig’s Memphis Concert had a very low attendance, with just five hundred animals attending the concert, whilst Elvis Presley's Memphis Concert had an attendance of over 600,000. Elvis Pig's Memphis Concert was mostly ignored, but what attention it did get was mostly negative, with it being branded as a "copycat event" “piggybacking on Elvis Presley’s success” and Elvis Pig himself being labelled as an "Elvis impersonator". Following the failure of the Memphis Concert, Elvis Pig was distraught and was enraged that Elvis Presley had first copied him, then surpassed him in popularity. Immediately after the concert, he told Aaron to fly to Lumbaego, where he intended, along with Aaron, to live permanently. PinkDowlg was unsurprised to see Elvis and Aaron arriving, as he had feared that the Memphis Concert would be unsuccessful and had thus prepared a welcoming party, attended by all the residents of Lumbaego. Elvis and Aaron were initially upset upon their arrival on Lumbaego, however, the party soon improved their mood and they had a more optimistic attitude later that day, with both Elvis and Aaron expressing positively towards their future on Lumbaego.

Elvis and Aaron’s lives on Lumbaego were mostly peaceful and predictable, with them spending the vast majority of their time sunbathing on the beaches, eating PinkDowlg Tree Donuts, playing music to the other residents and Aaron practicing his flying skills. They also attended the Lumbaegan Annual Top Hat Exposition each year. The first major incident occurred in the 1960s, when, in 1963, fellow Lumbaegan resident, Dr Dementia invented the product Dementia, a product designed to allow users to selectively forget memories and information. Dementia was successful and became very popular, however in 1967, Joseph Stalin ordered his scientists to covertly modify Dementia to became infectious and cause users to experience the same effects as the disease, including forgetting everything, including basic bodily functions. These changes were meant to weaken the United States of America and their allies, so the USSR could defeat them in a potential war, but as the Soviet scientists were unable to make Dementia infectious, its effects were limited and its spread was quickly stopped as it was outlawed across the world. As Dr Dementia was the inventor, he was blamed for its effects and was arrested in the United States. In 1970, he was sentenced to life imprisonment and was incarcerated for 25 years, until his death in 1995, in part due to poor conditions in the prison. Dr Dementia’s imprisonment and death caused the other Lumbaegan residents, including Elvis and Aaron, great distresss and anger, especially since he was innocent of the charges brought against him.

In 1967, fellow Lumbaegan resident, Dr Young invented one of the first known Rejuvenation Machines, Dr Young’s Rejuvenation Machine. It was, when compared to later Rejuvenation Machines, comparatively primitive and did not enter mainstream use. Despite its lack of mainstream use, Dr Young’s Rejuvenation Machine successfully rejuvenated several animals and showed some potential for greater use. It is believed that it did not achieve greater use due to the difficulties in scaling up the project as well as concerns harboured by Dr Young that the United Soviet Socialist Republics, led by Joseph Stalin, may maliciously intervene in the Rejuvenation Machine, as it had done in the invention of his colleague, Dr Dementia’s.

On the 16th August 1977, Elvis Presley died at the age of 42. Elvis Pig was pleased to hear of his death and excitably informed Aaron, PinkDowlg and the other residents of Lumbaego that he would now be able to return to the United States and resume his career in music without the completion from Elvis Presley. The other Lumbaegan residents congratulated Elvis and wished him good luck, but both Aaron and PinkDowlg shared their concerns that he may still find only limited success and be labelled as a “Elvis Impersonator”. Elvis dismissed these concerns, announcing a comeback tour, culminating in another concert in May 1978 and departed Lumbaego, with Aaron, for Memphis. Upon his arrival in Memphis, Elvis began to make daily performances, however, these were mostly unsuccessful, with Elvis being labelled as a “senseless Elvis Impersonator” who was trying to “milk Elvis [Presley]’s” death for “greed and personal gain. Elvis Pig was undissuaded by his initial unpopularity, planning to continue with his Tour of the Southeastern United States and 1978 Concert, both of which he did. During his  tour, Elvis gave 254 performances, one each from the 3rd September 1977 until the 15th May 1978, in a variety of locations around the Southeastern United States, including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. Elvis Pig’s 1977-1978 Southeastern United States Tour was minimally successful, with a low attendance at most at Elvis’s performances. Most performances had fewer than 1000 animals in attendance and whilst Elvis’s talent often was praised, it was usually done so in the belief that Elvis Pig was a talented Elvis impersonator, not the original artist for Elvis’s songs. To change this perception, Elvis attempted to publicise the fact that it was him, not Elvis Presley, who had been the creator of Elvis’s songs, clothes and style, however his story was dismissed as “fake” and he was labelled as a “delusional Elvis impersonator” who was “trying to make up nonsense for a quick buck”. This experience of failure further enraged Elvis Pig, who deeply resented Elvis Presley for his plagiarism, and caused Elvis to consider returning to Lumbaego. The 1978 Memphis Concert was held on the 16th May 1978 and was attended by over 3000 animals, most of whom believed it to be a tribute to Elvis Presley. Most of the animals who attended stated they enjoyed the concert, however, few realised that Elvis Pig was not an Elvis impersonator and some observers believed his concert was “insensitive and should be ignored”. Despite the limited success of his concert, Elvis remained optimistic for the future of his career in music, saying he thought that in time animals would realise he was telling the truth and he would regain his previous fame. From 1978 until 1979, Elvis toured the Southwestern United States, in the hope he would gradually become more successful, however, despite his best efforts, he was unable to do so, with his performances never garnering more than around a thousand attendees and usually far fewer. Despite remaining optimistic for over ten months, by March 1979, Elvis had grown despondent that his performances never saw much success and asked Aaron if he thought they should return to Lumbaego. After considering the issue, Aaron answered that they had been much happier in Lumbaego and admitted that he thought it was unlikely that Elvis would ever see much more success than he was seeing at that time. Elvis was somewhat disheartened by Aaron’s response, but admitted that Aaron was correct and made plans to return to Lumbaego. Elvis and Aaron returned to Lumbaego in April 1979 and were welcomed back by PinkDowlg, Elvis Pig’s Banana and the other Lumbaegan residents. Elvis and Aaron lived in Lumbaego for the next sixteen years, in which time they resumed their peaceful lifestyle, with both Elvis and Aaron regularly giving performances to the other Lumbaegan residents, who, they remarked were much more appreciative than attendees at their previous performances.

In 1995, Elvis and Aaron departed Lumbaego for England, alongside PinkDowlg and Elvis Pig’s Banana, in the 1995 Exodus to England. They returned to Lumbaego for two weeks in 2006 and again in 2018, so that PinkDowlg could refuel his depleted power reserves and collect PinkDowlg Tree Leaves and so they could see the other Lumbaegan residents. During the 2000s and early 2010s, their lives were relatively peaceful, however in 2017, PinkDowlg entered the staff of then world leader Peter the Pike, when he was appointed as Palace Jester, a role he served until Peter the Pike’s death later that month. After Peter the Pike died, Professor Chicken Licken became world leader and found PinkDowlg in what was now Professor Chicken Licken’s palace and ordered him to worship him. PinkDowlg would only respond by saying “PinkDowlg”, which enraged Professor Chicken Licken and caused him to attempt to torture PinkDowlg to death, which may or may not have been successful (Professor Chicken Licken claimed it was, however PinkDowlg later said he had faked his death, flying to Lumbaego). In 2018, PinkDowlg returned, either being resurrected or returning from Lumbaego, and petitioned then world leader Karl Marx (fish) to resurrect his friend, Dr Dementia, however Karl Marx (fish) refused to do so, which prompted PinkDowlg to publicly denounce him. Due to this, Karl Marx (fish), attempted to have PinkDowlg arrested, but PinkDowlg used his luck-manipulating abilities to evade arrest and cause the deaths of the police offices. This further enraged Karl Marx (fish), who deployed his army to attack PinkDowlg and his army, which was comprised of PinkDowlg himself, Aaron, Elvis and Elvis Pig’s Banana. Despite their numerical disadvantage, PinkDowlg was victorious, as he used his luck-manipulating abilities to kill many of Karl Marx (fish)‘s troops and force Karl Marx (fish) to surrender. Following Karl Marx (fish)‘s surrender, PinkDowlg became the new world leader. Soon after becoming world leader, PinkDowlg appointed Elvis, Aaron and Elvis Pig’s Banana as the first members of PinkDowlg’s Inner Circle, a group which would later be enlarged to include many other residents and former residents of Lumbaego and was tasked with assisting PinkDowlg in ruling the world. In May 2018, Elvis briefly served as Executive World Leader. He was elected to that position in the Sixth May 2018 World Leadership Election, after a vote of no confidence ousted the previous world leader, Great Uncle Bulgaria. Shortly after assuming office, Elvis abolished all laws and closed down all prisons. He instituted only one law in their place; that Elvis music must be broadcast worldwide at all times. These policies caused the world to devolve into a state of disorder and were unpopular with most citizens. Due to this unpopularity, the citizens had a vote of no confidence against Elvis. Following the vote of no confidence, another election was held, the Seventh May 2018 World Leadership Election, which was won by Karl Marx (fish), who began his fifth reign. Elvis Pig’s Reign is generally regarded as unsuccessful, as he was inexperienced with politics and made a series of what are generally regarded as irresponsible decisions detrimental to the state of the world.

On the 28th June 2018, PinkDowlg began his 2018 holiday, which took him to several locations, including Lumbaego, Mexico, Australia, The Channel Islands, Scotland and Ireland. He was accompanied on this holiday by, amongst others, Elvis and Aaron. In Mexico PinkDowlg finally found the Lumbaegan residents who had departed in the 1920 Exodus to Mexico; Avocado, Felipe, Juan, Red Chilli, Purple Chilli, Orange Chilli and Violet Chilli. As they had departed before Elvis and Aaron’s arrival on Lumbaego, they had not met them or known about their existence. Despite this, they quickly became good friends with both Elvis and Aaron. Elvis and Aaron enjoyed the entirety of PinkDolwg’s 2018 Holiday, however they especially enjoyed visiting Lumbaego and Australia. The holiday ended on the 13th October 2018, with all of the participants, including those who had been living in Mexico, returning to England and joining PinkDowlg’s Inner Circle.

Whilst in PinkDowlg’s Inner Circle, Elvis and Aaron did what the could to assist PinkDowlg in the First PinkDowlg Civil War, from February to March 2019 and the Second PinkDowlg Civil War, from 1st March to 23rd August 2019, both of which were fought against John C. Star and both of which PinkDowlg ultimately won, though they were unable to help in regards to military strategy, due to their lack of experience in that field. From April 2019 to August 2019, PinkDowlg, Aaron and Elvis holidayed in Lumbaego, despite the ongoing Second PinkDowlg Civil War. This was criticised by some members of PinkDowlg’s Inner Circle, such as Felipe and Juan, as irresponsible and caused many animals to regard PinkDowlg as an ineffective and incompetent leader who would lose the Second PinkDowlg Civil War. Despite this opposition, PinkDowlg, along with Aaron and Elvis, remained in Lumbaego until August 2019, when he unexpectedly arrived at the frontline, where he used his newly gained powers, gained from eating PinkDowlg Tree Donuts, to quickly overwhelm John C. Star’s forces and, within a couple of weeks, win the war. After his victory in the Second PinkDowlg Civil War, PinkDowlg celebrated by having all of his enemies tortured to death; this event occurred on the 23rd August 2019 and was known as the Torture of PinkDowlg’s Enemies and was attended by all members of PinkDowlg’s Inner Circle, including Elvis and Aaron. Due to their importance, Elvis and Aaron were seated at the front of PinkDowlg’s Torture Arena, which allowed them to view the torture without their vision being obstructed by other observers. Following witnessing the Torture of PinkDowlg’s Enemies, Elvis and Aaron congratulated PinkDowlg on his victory and harsh punishments for those who fought against him. After PinkDowlg was deposed and exiled on the 5th September 2019, by Matilda (Mrs Ineffable Magnificence), Elvis and Aaron, alongside the rest of  PinkDowlg’s Inner Circle left England and returned to Lumbaego, where they avoided publicity. In October 2019, Elvis and Aaron joined the October 2019 Pro-PinkDowlg coup d'état which attempted to depose then world leader Adolf Hitler and reinstate PinkDowlg as world leader. The coup was unsuccessful, as it was foiled by the Geheime Staatspolizei and Adolf Hitler ordered the execution of all those responsible for the coup, including Elvis and Aaron, who were executed by gunshot. Fellow former member of PinkDowlg’s Inner Circle, Dr Dementia, was resurrected for a short time in late November 2019, but Elvis and Aaron were not resurrected at the same time due to Dr Dementia‘s plans to resurrect PinkDowlg and reinstate him as world leader being thwarted by former ally Dr Young, who reported them to then world leader Che Guevara (swan), who had Dr Dementia executed. Dr Young, despite being a former resident of Lumbaego, was loyal to then world leader Che Guevara (swan), instead of PinkDowlg. As of March 2022, Elvis has not been resurrected and has thus remained deceased since October 2019. There have been some suggestions to reconstruct Elvis, however, Jerusalem decided not to reconstruct any member of PinkDowlg's Inner Circle until PinkDowlg himself was reconstructed, which is regarded as a problematic reconstruction, due to PinkDowlg's highly unique character, origins, morphology and brain structure. Despite this, it is believed that Elvis, alongside PinkDowlg and the other members of PinkDowlg's Inner Circle, will likely be reconstructed at some point in Spring or Summer 2022.