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Characters

2026-06-20T15:42:05Z

Darudeman11:

The [[Kaleidoscopea Threshold]] features a variety of characters. So far, one game has been released, with a total of nine characters. The protagonists are yet to be named, as well as the characters in the first game.
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<center><big>'''Wylmette Paperbirch'''</big></center>
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<center><big>'''Chautauqua'''</big></center>
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2026-06-16T15:01:55Z

Darudeman11:

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'''Wylmette''' is the protagonist of the [[Kaleidoscopea Threshold]], having appeared in every game in the series. She is a priestess of a temple that is dedicated to [Religion Name], and resolves incidents with her partner and the deuteragonist, Chautauqua. She manages the Barrier of [Place Name] and exterminates troublesome monsters.

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2026-06-16T14:51:02Z

Darudeman11:

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'''Wylmette''' is the protagonist of [[Kaleidoscopea Threshold]], having appeared in every game in the series. She is a priestess of a temple that is dedicated to [Religion Name], and resolves incidents with her partner, Chautauqua.

Alexrules14 Wiki:Sandbox

2026-06-16T14:48:06Z

Darudeman11:

Alexrules14 Wiki:Sandbox

2026-06-16T14:02:48Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "---- '''Wylmette''' is the protagonist of Kaleidoscopea Threshold, having appeared in every game in the series. She is a priestess of a temple that is dedicated to [Religion Name], and resolves incidents with her partner, [Protagonist Name 2]."

Great Hypogean Altercation/Story

2026-06-09T18:29:49Z

Darudeman11:

When Wylmette and [Protagonist Name 2] were resting at their places, and Wylmette was cleaning the temple, the ground began shaking. [Protagonist Name 2] confirmed it was a moderate earthquake, and so Wylmette and [Protagonist Name 2] both decided to investigate. In the heavily wooded area, which largely consists of evergreen trees. They encounter [Stage 1 Boss Name], who woke up after hearing a noise. She then tells them to not disturb her sleep, and fights the two of them. After the battle, the protagonists defeat [Stage 1 Boss Name], and she lets them proceed and goes back to sleep.

The two protagonists arrive at a mysterious cave entrance, but a person comes from the shadows that turned out to be [Stage 2 Boss Name]. [Stage 2 Boss Name] said that she guards the entrance to the caves, but came here because she felt the ground shake. When [Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2] said that they needed to go into the cave, she doesn't let them in because she needs to prevent people from coming in. They decide to battle each other, and at the end, [Stage 2 Boss Name] lets them go into the cave, but warns them about the potential dangers.

Inside the caves, they find random passageways, and look for the right path, until they come across a wide open space. They were both shocked to find out that it was as big as a country, and enter the first part at the southern portion of the country. They find out it is a territory controlled by [Stage 3 Boss Name], who is very popular among the population. [Stage 3 Boss Name] objects to the protagonists going on her territory and battles them. Following the battle, she gets defeated and tells them to defeat the other leaders as well.

Wylmette and [Protagonist Name 2] both cross the imaginary boundary of the country and encounter [Stage 4 Boss Name], who controls the center territory and is involved in a power struggle with the two leaders of the other territories. They decide to battle her again, but the two protagonists notice that she is a little stronger than [Stage 3 Boss Name]. Afterwards, the protagonists subdue her with great difficulty, and move on to the final territory.

At the final territory, they see another person that turns out to be [Stage 5 Boss Name] and controls the northern territory. She welcomes them, but Wylmette and [Protagonist Name 2] demand who caused the moderate earthquake on the surface. She explains some of it, but keeps the rest a secret. The two protagonists decide to battle [Stage 5 Boss Name] to make her reveal the other parts of the explanation, but they realize she is the most powerful of the leaders that control each territory. Subsequent to the long battle, the protagonists defeat her, and [Stage 5 Boss Name] reveals the rest of the information. She explains that a person actually controls the entire country, and pit her and the other leaders against each other. [Stage 5 Boss Name] then tells them to go find the person and take her down.

They travel to the capital of the country and go into the head of the country's residence. Wylmette and [Protagonist Name 2] meet [Stage 6 Boss Name], who is the head of state of the country. Both of them ask why they pit the leaders against each other, and she said that it is to prevent her from being overthrown since there are so many tensions between the territories. Wylmette and [Protagonist Name 2] comes up with a solution, but she initially rejects the proposal and battles them instead.

After a lengthy battle between the protagonists and the leader to pressure her into accepting the proposal, [Stage 6 Boss Name] finally accepts the proposal, which turns out to make the country into a federal one. She implements it, and some time later, the tensions are finally resolved.

In the extra stage, [Stage 6 Boss Name] tells Wylmette and [Protagonist Name 2] that there is another leader who succeeded away from the federation, and they must investigate it. The protagonists go to the breakaway region, and face [Extra Stage Boss Name]. She panics and battles them aggressively, and following the battle, the two protagonists ask her why she broke away from the federation. [Extra Stage Boss Name] explains that she received unfair treatment compared to the other regions, so she comes with Wylmette and [Protagonist Name 2] to meet up with [Stage 6 Boss Name]. They meet each other, and a truce is signed, making the breakaway region reunifying with the whole country, but this time gaining more autonomy.
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Wherever the Clouds Are/Story

2026-06-05T22:07:38Z

Darudeman11:

The clouds in the sky have disappeared, so it has stopped raining and the sunlight is blasting the place. [Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2] goes and investigates the cause.

They first go to the entrance to the sky, which is an ordinary looking building that looks like a standard structure but inside, it is big, with the checkpoint being guarded by [Stage 1 Boss Name]. They ask her about the clouds, but [Stage 1 Boss Name] decides to battle them. After she gets defeated, she tells them that they need to go up in the sky, and there is a castle in the air, situated on a hill that she claims is taller than any mountain.

[Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2] goes into the sky, and finds a forest full of cloudy trees and fog. They encounter [Stage 2 Boss Name], who can create gusts of wind up to hurricane force. The protagonists initally have a hard time getting through the forest while trying to fight her, but they figure out that they can duck low to mainly avoid the wind. The protagonists defeat [Stage 2 Boss Name], and they proceed to the mountain's base.

At the mountain's base, they see that [Stage 3 Boss Name] is guarding the mountain, and she warns them that it is not safe to proceed and they should go back. The protagonists want to proceed, but [Stage 3 Boss Name] refuses to let them. They battle each other until [Stage 3 Boss Name] is defeated and she reluctantly lets them proceed.

Near the summit of the mountain, [Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2] both meet [Stage 4 Boss Name], who is a bird, and they want to know who the perpetrator of the incident is. She does not tell them initially, but wants to fight them so that they can see if they're strong enough. [Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2] both defeat [Stage 4 Boss], and they arrive at the top of the mountain.

When they arrived at the top, they find that there is a shrine, and near the entrance of the temple is a person, who turns out to be [Stage 5 Boss Name]. [Stage 5 Boss Name] greeted them, and [Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2] asks for access to the temple. She at first refuses to say who the culprit is, but the protagonists demand to know who she is, and [Stage 5 Boss Name] says that they are not good enough to enter the temple. [Stage 5 Boss Name] tells them that she does not have anything to do as the custodian of the temple, so she begins to fight both [Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2]. [Stage 5 Boss Name] gets overwhelmed by the two protagonists, and she lets them go into the temple, anyway.

Inside the temple, the two protagonists meet [Stage 6 Boss Name], who is the goddess of the clouds. [Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2] tells her about the incident, and [Stage 6 Boss Name] said that she wanted a lot of sunlight so she can power her magic, and she was not interested in making the Sun more powerful that the sunlight can go through the clouds. They pressure her into reversing the disappearance of the clouds, but she decides not to. They then fight [Stage 6 Boss Name] to solve the incident, and after a lengthy battle, she gets defeated and agrees to reverse the clouds' disappearance. Following the return of the clouds, the [main location] goes back to normal.

Some time after the incident is resolved, another person emerges from the sunlight. The two protagonists and [Stage 6 Boss Name] meets [Extra Stage Boss Name], who can redirect sunlight in random places. [Stage 6 Boss Name] lets them battle her, and after being mainly dazed by the bright sunlights, the two protagonists successfully stops her from redirecting the sunlight in random places. [Extra Stage Boss Name] tells the three of them that wanted to make the sunlight more powerful now that the clouds came back, and she and [Stage 6 Boss Name] both makes the sunlight more powerful safely and under control. [Protagonist Name 1] and [Protagonist Name 2] go back down to their home places ([Protagonist Name 1]'s temple and [Protagonist Name 2]'s cottage), and rests, relieved that solving the cloud problem is over.

Wherever the Clouds Are/Story

2026-06-05T20:28:08Z

Darudeman11:

Wherever the Clouds Are/Story

2026-06-05T20:24:19Z

Darudeman11:

Wherever the Clouds Are/Story

2026-06-05T15:44:14Z

Darudeman11:

User:Darudeman11

2026-06-05T01:02:41Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "Writing a video game story inspired by Touhou Project requires building a rich, myth-based world driven by memorable characters and episodic, boss-centric conflicts. Doing this without AI relies entirely on structured worldbuilding, character archetypes, and classic creative writing techniques. Here is a step-by-step framework to design your Touhou-inspired universe manually: 1. Establish the "Isolated World" (The Setting)Touhou relies on Gensokyo—a sealed realm wher..."

Writing a video game story inspired by Touhou Project requires building a rich, myth-based world driven by memorable characters and episodic, boss-centric conflicts. Doing this without AI relies entirely on structured worldbuilding, character archetypes, and classic creative writing techniques.

Here is a step-by-step framework to design your Touhou-inspired universe manually:

1. Establish the "Isolated World" (The Setting)Touhou relies on Gensokyo—a sealed realm where forgotten myths, folklore, and creatures coexist away from the modern world.Define the Boundary: Determine what isolates your world from reality. Is it a magical barrier, a hidden dimension, a remote island, or a dream realm?Set the Rules: Establish how magic or power functions. In Touhou, the "Spell Card Rules" ensure humans and spirits can fight safely without causing permanent extinction. Create a similar system or cultural law that governs conflicts.Blend Folklore and Originality: Pick a specific cultural mythology (e.g., Shinto, Celtic, Norse, or modern urban legends) and twist it to fit your world's flavor.

2. Design the Core ProtagonistsYou need a reliable anchor for your series—characters whose daily jobs naturally involve investigating anomalies or keeping the peace.The Pragmatic Protector: Like Reimu Hakurei, design a main character who is deeply tied to the realm's balance. Give them a straightforward, slightly lazy, but highly capable personality.The Ambitious Scholar/Outsider: Like Marisa Kirisame, create a secondary protagonist who represents hard work, curiosity, and a desire to collect magic or knowledge.Give Them an Anchor: Establish their home base (a shrine, a library, a shop) where characters naturally gather between conflicts.3. Build Bosses with "Two-Layer" DesignsTouhou characters are iconic because their visual designs, abilities, and personalities form a cohesive theme. Use a spreadsheet or notebook to outline each character using these three prompts:The Mythological Core: What folklore creature or concept are they based on? (e.g., a vampire, a ghost, a river spirit, a mathematical concept).The Specific Ability: Give them a highly specific, conceptual power rather than generic "fire magic." (e.g., "manipulating boundaries," "controlling friction," or "hearing ten people speak at once").The Quirky Persona: Contrast their immense power with a mundane, charming flaw or hobby. A terrifying death god might love drinking tea; a powerful sage might just be a terrible slacker.4. Structure the Narrative as an "Incident"Touhou plots are episodic and driven by "Incidents"—a sudden, widespread anomaly caused by a specific resident that disrupts daily life.The Catalyst: Pick an unnatural phenomenon. (e.g., spring never arrives, the moon is replaced by a fake, or urban legends start coming to life).The Investigation: Write a linear sequence where your protagonists travel through different environments to find the source. Each location is guarded by a resident who either thinks the protagonist is the culprit, or is directly involved.The Resolution: The final boss is defeated, the incident ends, and crucially, the villain is redeemed and becomes a recurring friend who hangs out with the protagonists.5. Flesh Out the Dialogue and LoreKeep Dialogue Punchy: Before a battle, characters should engage in playful banter, philosophical teasing, or comedic misunderstandings rather than long, dramatic monologues.Leave Gaps for the Audience: Do not over-explain every piece of history. Write "fragmented lore" through item descriptions, character profiles, or passing dialogue. This invites players to theorize and connect the dots themselves.

The Touhou Formula for WorldbuildingZUN relies heavily on existing folklore and isolated settings. You do not need to invent a world from scratch; you just need to create a "container."Isolate Your Setting: Touhou uses Gensokyo, a land sealed away from the modern world. Create your own isolated pocket—a forgotten island, a hidden valley, or a city trapped inside a dream.Find a Core Conflict: In Touhou, the main conflict is "The Spell Card Rules," which turned lethal battles into a beautiful, fair sport. Decide on a unique rule or law that governs how people fight or interact in your world.Borrow from Mythology: ZUN adapts Shinto, Buddhist, and Taoist myths. Pick a folklore tradition that fascinates you (e.g., Celtic, Aztec, Slavic, or local urban legends) and make that the foundation of your world.🎭 Creating Characters (The ZUN Method)Touhou characters are iconic because they are simple, distinct, and high-concept. You can easily build them by combining three specific elements:The Ability: Every character needs a hyper-specific, slightly abstract power. Instead of "fire magic," think like Touhou: "The ability to manipulate boundaries" or "The ability to read the spirits of the dead."The Visual Anchor: Give each character one unmistakable visual trait. It could be a specific hat, a giant bow, an unusual weapon, or a strict two-color clothing theme. If you can draw a silhouette of them and recognize them, you succeeded.The Ordinary Flaw: To balance their grand powers, give them a mundane, relatable personality trait. Make them lazy, obsessed with tea, easily scammed, or terribly bad at directions.🧠 Overcoming the "Tiger Parenting" Creative BlockTiger parenting trains your brain to only value the "correct" or "perfect" answer. Art and writing do not have a correct answer, which can cause your brain to freeze up out of anxiety.Lower the Stakes: Write your ideas in a cheap notebook, or a messy digital scratchpad. Tell yourself, "This is my trash document." If it is allowed to be bad, the pressure vanishes.Use Constraints as Freedom: Total freedom is paralyzing. Give yourself strict rules to force creativity. For example: "Today I will design a character who is a bird spirit, wears a raincoat, and has the power to control echoes."Write Character Interchanges: Do not worry about a massive plot yet. Just pick two characters you made and write a short, snappy dialogue between them before a fight, exactly like Touhou's pre-boss conversations. Let them bicker, tease each other, or misunderstand the situation.

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2026-06-02T11:17:28Z

Darudeman11: /* Why Cuba’s Only Electric Rail Line is Falling Apart/What happened to Cuba's only electric rail line? */

==Why Cuba’s Only Electric Rail Line is Falling Apart/What happened to Cuba's only electric rail line?==
Cuba's only electric line, known historically as the Hershey Electric Railway (and later the Camilo Cienfuegos division), is currently in a state of severe, near-total collapse, with only short, fragmented branches operational. Once celebrated as the world's last surviving classic American "interurban" transit system, it fell victim to a combination of natural disasters, the closure of its founding industry, aging equipment, economic decline, and Cuba's crumbling and damaged infrastructure, effectively silencing the historic 57-mile mainline connecting Havana to Matanzas. Today, the surviving route suffers from highly sporadic or canceled service, with many parts of the overhead line left in disrepair, and now faces severe infrastructure challenges.

While it is no longer fully functional as a continuous line, efforts and studies to revive it are occasionally evaluated. The history and downfall of this historic rail line is attributed to several key events, involving a long, fascinating decline.
===Origins===
Built in the 1910s by the Hershey chocolate company, the line originally linked Havana to the company's sugar mills and the town of Matanzas. Following the Cuban Revolution, the line was nationalized and absorbed into the national railway system (Ferrocarriles de Cuba) and the Hershey town was renamed to Camilo Cienfuegos. The original 1920s US-built cars were eventually replaced with secondhand electric cars from Barcelona, Spain in the 1990s.

Hurricane Irma dealt a major blow to the railway in 2017, severely damaging the overhead electrical infrastructure and halting most services.

While rehabilitation efforts have been sporadically proposed, equipment shortages and widespread issues with the broader electrical grid have made it impossible to fully restore the full Havana-to-Matanzas route.
===The Death of the Sugar Industry===
The railway was built in 1916 by American chocolate tycoon Milton S. Hershey to transport sugarcane and workers between his vast plantations, the model company town of Hershey, and the port of Havana. Following the Cuban Revolution, the line was nationalized. When the Cuban government permanently closed the central Hershey sugar refinery in 2002 due to a global decline in sugar markets, the railway lost its primary commercial purpose and financial engine, transitioning into a highly subsidized commuter-only line.
===The Catastrophic Hit from Hurricane Irma (2017)===
The defining blow came in September 2017 when Hurricane Irma battered Cuba's northern coast. The storm caused extensive damage to the railway's electrical infrastructure and tracks, knocking down miles of overhead catenary wires and wooden utility poles. Because of severe nationwide economic constraints and a lack of copper and materials, the Cuban government never fully repaired the high-voltage overhead lines, causing an indefinite suspension of the main line.

Cuba's severe, rolling blackouts also made running an electric-dependent rail network nearly impossible. Outages regularly leave cars stranded without power.
===Antique Equipment and Spare Parts Shortages===
For decades, the railway ran on original 1920s U.S.-built Brill railcars. In the late 1990s, these were replaced by second-hand, 1940s-era electric train sets donated from Barcelona, Spain. Due to the long-standing U.S. embargo and severe domestic shortages, sourcing electronic components and maintaining these decades-old Spanish trains became virtually impossible.
===Current Status===
The full mainline route from the Casablanca station (across the bay from Old Havana) to Matanzas is entirely out of service. Electric operations are largely non-existent on the main route. Very short, isolated segments, such as the branch connecting the town of Hershey to Jaruco, have occasionally seen sporadic, unreliable shuttle services used by locals. Where trains do run, they are sometimes towed by diesel locomotives because the electrical grid is non-functional, due to island-wide power grid failures, and lack of working equipment. The specialized railway workshops and the historic American-style town of Hershey have fallen into deep physical ruin, leaving the remaining train cars parked as rusting museum pieces.

Though a 2024 transport study examined the feasibility of reactivating the electrified network for tourism and eco-travel, Cuba's systemic electrical grid blackouts and intense economic crises mean that a true electric revival remains highly unlikely for the foreseeable future.

The Hershey Electric Railway in Cuba—famous as the last operational interurban electric railway in the world—has suffered a severe operational collapse due to catastrophic hurricane damage, deteriorating infrastructure, and Cuba's chronic electricity crisis. The current state of the historic railway is defined by several key developments:🌀 Damage and Main Line ClosureHurricane Irma (2017): The railway sustained extensive damage to its electrical overhead catenary system and tracks during the storm, The Havana-Matanzas Route: The legendary 90-kilometer main passenger line that connected Casablanca (across the harbor from Old Havana) to Matanzas is completely out of service.🚂 Fractional Service and InfrastructureIsolated Branch Lines: Only small, isolated fragments of the system have seen sporadic service. For example, occasional diesel-towed or limited electric shuttles have run on short branches like the Hershey–Jaruco route.Decaying Fleet: The iconic American-built Brill railcars from the 1920s were retired in the 1990s. They were replaced by second-hand, 1940s-era "Sarriá" cars from Barcelona, Spain, which are now largely broken down due to a lack of spare parts.Sugar Mill Closure: The central economic anchor of the railway, the Central Hershey sugar refinery (later renamed Camilo Cienfuegos), was shut down by the Cuban government in 2002. This completely ended the heavy freight operations that funded the rail infrastructure.🗺️ Future OutlookReactivation Potential: The line remains a major point of cultural interest for international tourism.Feasibility Studies: A reactivation study published in 2024 suggested that establishing a regular, two-hour connection along parts of the route could be economically viable if vehicle technology and power supplies are restored. However, significant capital investment is required to rebuild the overhead wires and repair the railcars.

==Why did Valve stop updating the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Team Fortress 2?==
Valve stopped updating the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Team Fortress 2 primarily due to strict corporate restrictions, financial fees imposed by console manufacturers, and hardware/resource limitations that clashed with Valve's vision for free, rapid game updates.
===Paywalls and Patching Fees (Xbox 360)===
Valve originally intended to provide substantial content patches to the Xbox 360 version, including the iconic Gold Rush update. However, Microsoft’s strict policies at the time forced Valve to stop for several major reasons.

During the Xbox 360 era, Microsoft required developers to pay a steep fee, reportedly $40,000 per patch, to push game updates past a certain limit. Valve wanted to deliver all content updates to players for free, mirroring their PC model. Microsoft’s marketplace rules mandated that significant content drops must be listed as paid downloadable content (DLC). Refusing to force players to pay, Valve chose to halt the updates entirely.
===Outsourced Development & Complex Architecture (PlayStation 3)===
The PlayStation 3 version faced an entirely different set of hurdles rooted in hardware and corporate resources.

Valve did not have an internal team of PlayStation developers at the time. The PS3 version of The Orange Box was completely outsourced to Electronic Arts (EA). The PS3's notorious Cell Broadband Engine architecture was highly complex and notoriously difficult to optimize. Because EA handled the initial port and had no contractual or financial incentive to continuously adapt massive PC updates to the console, the PS3 version was effectively abandoned right after its 2007 launch.
===Limitations of Console Hardware===
As Team Fortress 2 evolved on PC, it transformed into a massive, resource-heavy game driven by cosmetics, weapons, and complex item ecosystems. The hardware limitations of the 7th-generation consoles made porting these updates impossible.

The Xbox 360 and PS3 only featured 512 MB of total RAM. Valve quickly realized that the hundreds of custom cosmetic models (hats), unique weapon attributes, and complex inventory systems would completely crash the limited console memory and tank performance.

Because of these hurdles, both console versions remained frozen in time as a snapshot of the game’s original 2007 launch state. While Electronic Arts finally shut down the PlayStation 3 servers in March 2023, the Xbox 360 version survived for over 15 years in its purely vanilla form.

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2026-06-02T01:01:30Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "==Why Cuba’s Only Electric Rail Line is Falling Apart/What happened to Cuba's only electric rail line?== Cuba's only electric line, known historically as the Hershey Electric Railway (and later the Camilo Cienfuegos division), is currently in a state of severe, near-total collapse, with only short, fragmented branches operational. Once celebrated as the world's last surviving classic American "interurban" transit system, it fell victim to a combination of natural disas..."

==Why Cuba’s Only Electric Rail Line is Falling Apart/What happened to Cuba's only electric rail line?==
Cuba's only electric line, known historically as the Hershey Electric Railway (and later the Camilo Cienfuegos division), is currently in a state of severe, near-total collapse, with only short, fragmented branches operational. Once celebrated as the world's last surviving classic American "interurban" transit system, it fell victim to a combination of natural disasters, the closure of its founding industry, aging equipment, economic decline, and Cuba's crumbling and damaged infrastructure have effectively silenced the historic 57-mile mainline connecting Havana to Matanzas. Today, the surviving route suffers from highly sporadic or canceled service, with many parts of the overhead line left in disrepair. The history and downfall of this historic rail line is attributed to several key events, involving a long, fascinating decline.
Origins
Built in the 1910s by the Hershey chocolate company, the line originally linked Havana to the company's sugar mills and the town of Matanzas. Following the Cuban Revolution, the line was nationalized and absorbed into the national railway system. The original 1920s US-built cars were eventually replaced with secondhand electric cars from Barcelona, Spain in the 1990s.

Hurricane Irma dealt a major blow to the railway in 2017, severely damaging the overhead electrical infrastructure and halting most services.

While rehabilitation efforts have been sporadically proposed, equipment shortages and widespread issues with the broader electrical grid have made it impossible to fully restore the full Havana-to-Matanzas route.

Cuba’s only electric rail line, known historically as the Hershey Electric Railway:1. The Death of the Sugar IndustryThe railway was built in 1916 by American chocolate tycoon Milton S. Hershey to transport sugarcane and workers between his vast plantations, the model company town of Hershey, and the port of Havana. Following the Cuban Revolution, the line was nationalized. When the Cuban government permanently closed the central Hershey sugar refinery in 2002 due to a global decline in sugar markets, the railway lost its primary commercial purpose and financial engine, transitioning into a highly subsidized commuter-only line.2. The Catastrophic Hit from Hurricane Irma (2017)The defining blow came in September 2017 when Hurricane Irma battered Cuba’s northern coast. The storm caused extensive damage to the railway's electrical infrastructure, knocking down miles of overhead catenary wires and wooden utility poles. Because of severe nationwide economic constraints and a lack of copper and materials, the Cuban government never fully repaired the high-voltage overhead lines.3. Antique Equipment and Spare Parts ShortagesFor decades, the railway ran on original 1920s U.S.-built Brill railcars. In the late 1990s, these were replaced by second-hand, 1940s-era electric train sets donated from Barcelona, Spain. Due to the long-standing U.S. embargo and severe domestic shortages, sourcing electronic components and maintaining these decades-old Spanish trains became virtually impossible.Current StatusThe Mainline is Dead: The full route from the Casablanca station (across the bay from Old Havana) to Matanzas is entirely out of service.Fragmented Diesel/Limited Runs: Electric operations are largely non-existent on the main route. Very short, isolated segments—such as the branch connecting the town of Hershey to Jaruco—have occasionally seen sporadic, unreliable shuttle services used by locals. Where trains do run, they are sometimes towed by diesel locomotives because the electrical grid is non-functional.A Ghost Town Legacy: The specialized railway workshops and the historic American-style town of Hershey have fallen into deep physical ruin, leaving the remaining train cars parked as rusting museum pieces.Though a 2024 transport study examined the feasibility of reactivating the electrified network for tourism and eco-travel, Cuba's systemic electrical grid blackouts and intense economic crises mean that a true electric revival remains highly unlikely for the foreseeable future.

The Hershey Electric Railway, Cuba's only electrified railway, was nationalized after the Cuban Revolution and has suffered severe decline due to hurricane damage, chronic electrical shortages, and equipment failures. While small segments sporadically operate, the once-thriving system now faces severe infrastructure challenges.Key developments:Origins: Built in the 1910s by the Hershey Chocolate Corporation, the railway was designed to connect Milton Hershey's sugar mills to ports in Havana and Matanzas.Nationalization: Following the revolution, the Hershey town was renamed Camilo Cienfuegos, and the line was absorbed into the state-run Ferrocarriles de Cuba.Decline of the Sugar Mills: The original sugar mills were shut down in 2002.Storm Damage: The railway suffered devastating infrastructure damage during Hurricane Irma in 2017.Modern Status: Electric operations have been largely replaced by sporadic diesel service or canceled entirely due to island-wide power grid failures and lack of working equipment.

The Hershey Electric Railway in Cuba—famous as the last operational interurban electric railway in the world—has suffered a severe operational collapse due to catastrophic hurricane damage, deteriorating infrastructure, and Cuba's chronic electricity crisis. While it is no longer fully functional as a continuous line, efforts and studies to revive it are occasionally evaluated.The current state of the historic railway is defined by several key developments:🌀 Damage and Main Line ClosureHurricane Irma (2017): The railway sustained extensive damage to its electrical overhead catenary system and tracks during the storm, causing an indefinite suspension of the main line.Power Grid Collapse: Cuba's severe, rolling blackouts make running an electric-dependent rail network nearly impossible. Outages regularly leave cars stranded without power.The Havana-Matanzas Route: The legendary 90-kilometer main passenger line that connected Casablanca (across the harbor from Old Havana) to Matanzas is completely out of service.🚂 Fractional Service and InfrastructureIsolated Branch Lines: Only small, isolated fragments of the system have seen sporadic service. For example, occasional diesel-towed or limited electric shuttles have run on short branches like the Hershey–Jaruco route.Decaying Fleet: The iconic American-built Brill railcars from the 1920s were retired in the 1990s. They were replaced by second-hand, 1940s-era "Sarriá" cars from Barcelona, Spain, which are now largely broken down due to a lack of spare parts.Sugar Mill Closure: The central economic anchor of the railway, the Central Hershey sugar refinery (later renamed Camilo Cienfuegos), was shut down by the Cuban government in 2002. This completely ended the heavy freight operations that funded the rail infrastructure.🗺️ Future OutlookReactivation Potential: The line remains a major point of cultural interest for international tourism.Feasibility Studies: A reactivation study published in 2024 suggested that establishing a regular, two-hour connection along parts of the route could be economically viable if vehicle technology and power supplies are restored. However, significant capital investment is required to rebuild the overhead wires and repair the railcars.
==Why did Valve stop updating the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions of Team Fortress 2?==
Valve stopped updating the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions of Team Fortress 2 primarily due to strict corporate restrictions, financial fees imposed by console manufacturers, and hardware/resource limitations that clashed with Valve's vision for free, rapid game updates.💰 Paywalls and Patching Fees (Xbox 360)Valve originally intended to provide substantial content patches to the Xbox 360 version, including the iconic Gold Rush update. However, Microsoft’s strict policies at the time forced Valve to stop for several major reasons:Mandatory Fees: During the Xbox 360 era, Microsoft required developers to pay a steep fee—reportedly $40,000 per patch—to push game updates past a certain limit.No Free DLC: Valve wanted to deliver all content updates to players for free, mirroring their PC model. Microsoft’s marketplace rules mandated that significant content drops must be listed as paid downloadable content (DLC). Refusing to force players to pay, Valve chose to halt the updates entirely.🏗️ Outsourced Development & Complex Architecture (PlayStation 3)The PlayStation 3 version faced an entirely different set of hurdles rooted in hardware and corporate resources:No In-House Team: Valve did not have an internal team of PlayStation developers at the time. The PS3 version of The Orange Box was completely outsourced to Electronic Arts (EA).Complex Cell Architecture: The PS3's notorious Cell Broadband Engine architecture was highly complex and notoriously difficult to optimize.No Ongoing Support Contract: Because EA handled the initial port and had no contractual or financial incentive to continuously adapt massive PC updates to the console, the PS3 version was effectively abandoned right after its 2007 launch.🖥️ Limitations of Console HardwareAs Team Fortress 2 evolved on PC, it transformed into a massive, resource-heavy game driven by cosmetics, weapons, and complex item ecosystems. The hardware limitations of the 7th-generation consoles made porting these updates impossible:Memory Constraints: The Xbox 360 and PS3 only featured 512 MB of total RAM.Performance Drops: Valve quickly realized that the hundreds of custom cosmetic models (hats), unique weapon attributes, and complex inventory systems would completely crash the limited console memory and tank performance.Because of these hurdles, both console versions remained frozen in time as a snapshot of the game’s original 2007 launch state. While Electronic Arts finally shut down the PlayStation 3 servers in March 2023, the Xbox 360 version survived for over 15 years in its purely vanilla form.

Personal Stuff

2026-06-02T01:01:11Z

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==Video games==
*[[Hard Nothing Stars]] (gacha game; Yes, I know this a gacha game, but it is a joke.)
*[[Random]]

Main Page

2026-05-04T01:01:04Z

Darudeman11: /* Mini-wikis */

<strong>Welcome to the Alexrules14 Wiki!</strong>

This wiki will serve as the secondary sandbox wiki of Alexrules14.
==Mini-wikis==
* [[Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]
* [[New York Streets, Highways, and Routes Wiki]]
* [[Homework]]
* [[Personal Stuff]]
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List of people from Flauwnington

2026-03-12T21:27:03Z

Darudeman11:

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*Agrippa Lettuce
*Anaximander
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*Erazmus Haverstraw
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*Octavius Cucumber
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*Septimus
===W===
*Wentworth Lysqanyer
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TH-Public Transit Federation

2026-03-08T17:20:28Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''TH-Public Transit Federation''' is a country. It was formed in 2026 when Superstevew decided to establish a country connecting his two favorite things (TH and public transit), although such a country was proposed as far back as 2024. The country is split between two regions, which sometimes faces tensions. But there is equal representation for both regions. Category:Countries Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki"

The '''TH-Public Transit Federation''' is a country. It was formed in 2026 when Superstevew decided to establish a country connecting his two favorite things (TH and public transit), although such a country was proposed as far back as 2024.

The country is split between two regions, which sometimes faces tensions. But there is equal representation for both regions.
[[Category:Countries]]
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Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki

2026-03-08T15:55:28Z

Darudeman11:

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===Tablechester mayoral elections===
*[[2002 Tablechester mayoral election]]
*[[2006 Tablechester mayoral election]]
*[[2010 Tablechester mayoral election]]
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Bertram Woodweave

2026-03-02T20:46:20Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "'''Bertram Woodweave''' is a politician who serves as the leader of the Hepatica Party since November 14, 2025. Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki"

'''Bertram Woodweave''' is a politician who serves as the leader of the [[Hepatica Party]] since November 14, 2025.
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Hepatica Party

2026-03-02T20:37:10Z

Darudeman11:

The '''Hepatica Party''' is a centrist political party in Flauwnington, founded when the country was founded in 1950. It is currently led by [[Bertram Woodweave]].
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

New York Streets, Highways, and Routes Wiki

2026-03-01T13:09:55Z

Darudeman11:

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We're a collaborative community website about {{topic}}. In this wiki will be highways, streets and routes that will be NY-exclusive.

'''NOTE:''' Most highways or routes may not be New York-exclusive.
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*Bronx
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Dandelion Party

2026-02-21T01:37:33Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Dandelion Party''' is a center-right political party. Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki"

The '''Dandelion Party''' is a center-right political party.
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

2018 Tablechester mayoral election

2026-02-20T15:07:20Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "A mayoral election was held in Tablechester in September 2018 between Carlton D. Robins of the Grass Party and Esther R. Phipps of the Dandelion Party. Esther Phipps won the election. Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki"

A mayoral election was held in Tablechester in September 2018 between Carlton D. Robins of the [[Grass Party]] and Esther R. Phipps of the [[Dandelion Party]]. [[Esther Phipps]] won the election.
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Aerfrick WT

2026-02-20T00:33:57Z

Darudeman11:

AAAAAAAAAA WHATS UP MOTHERFUCKERS
*[[Lost Media: AW's Geometry Dash Levels]]
*[[Geometry Dash by Controller King]]
*[[Future NYC Subway Rolling Stock Assignments]]
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Geometry Dash by Controller King

2026-02-17T01:32:34Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "Geometry Dash by Controller King was the unofficial full version of Geometry Dash that could be downloaded from the Chrome Web Store, made by a user named "Controller King". It was removed from the store after RobTop found out and took it down. It was the way Alex got the game for free on his school Chromebook, so he downloaded it, created an account, and made some levels that were published online. (See the article Lost Media: AW's Geometry Dash Levels for more inf..."

Geometry Dash by Controller King was the unofficial full version of Geometry Dash that could be downloaded from the Chrome Web Store, made by a user named "Controller King". It was removed from the store after RobTop found out and took it down.

It was the way Alex got the game for free on his school Chromebook, so he downloaded it, created an account, and made some levels that were published online. (See the article [[Lost Media: AW's Geometry Dash Levels]] for more information.)
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Aerfrick WT

2026-02-17T01:28:09Z

Darudeman11:

AAAAAAAAAA WHATS UP MOTHERFUCKERS
*[[Lost Media: AW's Geometry Dash Levels]]
*[[Geometry Dash by Controller King]]
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Lost Media: AW's Geometry Dash Levels

2026-02-17T01:25:38Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "Alex had Geometry Dash on his school Chromebook. The way he got it was by going to the Chrome Web Store and found Geometry Dash by a person named "Controller King". He downloaded it, and from there, Alex created an account and made several Geometry Dash levels, releasing them to the public, but he forgot about it by then. One of them used the Surface song by Dimrain47. Additionally, he recorded them and posted the videos to YouTube on his school account from PS 369K. The..."

Alex had Geometry Dash on his school Chromebook. The way he got it was by going to the Chrome Web Store and found Geometry Dash by a person named "Controller King". He downloaded it, and from there, Alex created an account and made several Geometry Dash levels, releasing them to the public, but he forgot about it by then. One of them used the Surface song by Dimrain47. Additionally, he recorded them and posted the videos to YouTube on his school account from PS 369K. The videos were lost when that school restricted access to YouTube.
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Clarissa Solace

2025-10-25T00:48:36Z

Darudeman11:

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Northern Trapezoid Project

2025-09-29T01:09:10Z

Darudeman11:

The '''Northern Trapezoid Project''' is a video game series made by Alexrules14 in collaboration with Darudeman11 and Alexhatestrains, with Kindledition also collaborating to the game series. It was inspired by TH, although it is not considered a fan game since it has a different story.

The game series takes place in [[Trapezoid Island]], which is located on another planet.
==Games==
*[[Chained Winds]] - August 16, 2025
*[[Catastrophic Light from the Static Void]] - August 24, 2025
*[[Legacy of Fading Petals]]
*[[Echoes of the Crystal Grove]]
==Characters==
[[List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters]]
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First Avenue (Brooklyn)

2025-09-03T21:28:39Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "'''First Avenue''' is a numbered avenue in Brooklyn that runs between 58th Street and 39th Street. ==Description== It begins at 58th Street and continues until it ends at 39th Street. There are rail tracks of the South Brooklyn Railway embedded for most of the street. ==Transportation== The B11 bus runs from the south end of First Avenue to 53rd Street. Category:New York Streets, Highways, and Routes Wiki"

'''First Avenue''' is a numbered avenue in Brooklyn that runs between 58th Street and 39th Street.

==Description==
It begins at 58th Street and continues until it ends at 39th Street. There are rail tracks of the South Brooklyn Railway embedded for most of the street.

==Transportation==
The B11 bus runs from the south end of First Avenue to 53rd Street.
[[Category:New York Streets, Highways, and Routes Wiki]]

Main Page

2025-09-03T21:05:44Z

Darudeman11: /* Mini-wikis */

<strong>Welcome to the Alexrules14 Wiki!</strong>

This wiki will serve as the secondary sandbox wiki of Alexrules14.
==Mini-wikis==
* [[Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]
[[Category:Browse]]

Clarissa Solace

2025-09-02T19:53:51Z

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Chained Winds

2025-09-02T19:38:35Z

Darudeman11:

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'''Northern Trapezoid Project I: Chained Winds''' is the first [[Northern Trapezoid Project]] game, released on August 16, 2025. It marks the debut of [[Clarissa Solace]] and [[Juniper Mystara]].
==Characters==
===Main===
*Clarissa Solace
*Juniper Mystara
===Opponents===
*[[Aurelia Vervain]]
*[[Minerva Winterwood]]
*[[Peony Avenworth]]
*[[Thalassa Aspen]]
*[[Jorise Lysanderfield]]
*[[Zephyra Aella]]
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Avenue M station

2025-08-31T16:16:49Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Avenue M station''' is a local station on the BMT Brighton Line, located at Avenue M between East 15th and East 16th Streets in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks. The station originated as the South Greenfield grade station of the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney Island Railroad (BF&CI). The line opened in 1878, and South Greenfield was one of the original stations. It also had a connec..."

The '''Avenue M station''' is a local station on the [[BMT Brighton Line]], located at Avenue M between East 15th and East 16th Streets in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks.

The station originated as the South Greenfield grade station of the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney Island Railroad (BF&CI). The line opened in 1878, and South Greenfield was one of the original stations. It also had a connection to the Long Island Rail Road Manhattan Beach Branch. Through a series of bankruptcies, buyouts, and mergers, the BF&CI became the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad (B&BB, 1887), Brooklyn Rapid Transit (BRT, 1900), Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit (BMT, 1923), New York City Rapid Transit (1940), New York City Transit Authority (1953), and the Metropolitan Transit Authority (1968). Through all the ownership and management changes, station name changes, and reconstruction of this portion of the line from grade to elevated embankment, the station was never shut, and has been in near-continuous operation for close to 150 years. However, the present structure was only built when the line was elevated onto the embankment, between 1903 and 1907. The station was later known as Elm Avenue.

On August 1, 1920, a tunnel under Flatbush Avenue opened, connecting the Brighton Line to the Broadway subway in Manhattan. At the same time, the line's former track connections to the Fulton Street Elevated were severed. Subway trains from Manhattan and elevated trains from Franklin Avenue served Brighton Line stations, sharing the line to Coney Island.
==Station layout==
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|← [[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Queensboro Plaza station|Queensboro Plaza]] or [[Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Street]] AM rush hours <small>([[Avenue J station|Avenue J]])</small><br>← [[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward [[Franklin Avenue station (BMT lines)|Franklin Avenue]] <small>(Avenue J)</small>
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|← BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays
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|BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays →
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|[[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]] <small>([[Kings Highway station (BMT Brighton Line)|Kings Highway]])</small> →<br>[[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward Stillwell Avenue <small>(Kings Highway)</small> →
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Avenue J station

2025-08-31T14:49:56Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Avenue J station''' is a local station on the BMT Brighton Line, located at Avenue J between East 15th and East 16th Streets in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks. The station was opened around 1900 as a two-track surface station and named Manhattan Terrace. It was renamed "Avenue J" in 1907, the same year the railroad line was grade separated. Vestiges of the spur built to reconnect..."

The '''Avenue J station''' is a local station on the [[BMT Brighton Line]], located at Avenue J between East 15th and East 16th Streets in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks.

The station was opened around 1900 as a two-track surface station and named Manhattan Terrace. It was renamed "Avenue J" in 1907, the same year the railroad line was grade separated. Vestiges of the spur built to reconnect the Brighton Line and Long Island Rail Road's Bay Ridge Branch after grade separation still exist to this day.

On August 1, 1920, a tunnel under Flatbush Avenue opened, connecting the Brighton Line to the Broadway subway in Manhattan. At the same time, the line's former track connections to the Fulton Street Elevated were severed. Subway trains from Manhattan and elevated trains from Franklin Avenue served Brighton Line stations, sharing the line to Coney Island.
==Station layout==
{| class="wikitable"
!Side platform
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|← [[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Queensboro Plaza station|Queensboro Plaza]] or [[Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Street]] AM rush hours <small>([[Avenue H station|Avenue H]])</small><br>← [[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward [[Franklin Avenue station (BMT lines)|Franklin Avenue]] <small>(Avenue H)</small>
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|← BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays
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|BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays →
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|[[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]] <small>([[Avenue M station|Avenue M]])</small> →<br>[[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward Stillwell Avenue <small>(Avenue M)</small> →
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Avenue H station

2025-08-31T14:47:26Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Avenue H station''' is a local station on the BMT Brighton Line, located at Avenue H between East 15th and East 16th Streets in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks. ==Station layout== {| class="wikitable" !Side platform |- |← BMT 1 toward Queensboro Plaza or Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Stre..."

The '''Avenue H station''' is a local station on the [[BMT Brighton Line]], located at Avenue H between East 15th and East 16th Streets in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks.
==Station layout==
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|← [[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Queensboro Plaza station|Queensboro Plaza]] or [[Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Street]] AM rush hours <small>([[Newkirk Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)|Newkirk Avenue]])</small><br>← [[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward [[Franklin Avenue station (BMT lines)|Franklin Avenue]] <small>(Newkirk Avenue)</small>
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|← BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays
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|BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays →
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|[[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]] <small>([[Avenue J station|Avenue J]])</small> →<br>[[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward Stillwell Avenue <small>(Avenue J)</small> →
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Newkirk Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)

2025-08-31T14:41:53Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Newkirk Avenue station''' is an express station on the BMT Brighton Line, located on an open-cut bounded by Newkirk Avenue on the north, Foster Avenue on the south, Marlborough Road to the west, and East 16th Street to the east. in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks. The station opened around 1900 as a two-track surface station named South Midwood, a reference to its location at the..."

The '''Newkirk Avenue station''' is an express station on the [[BMT Brighton Line]], located on an open-cut bounded by Newkirk Avenue on the north, Foster Avenue on the south, Marlborough Road to the west, and East 16th Street to the east. in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks.

The station opened around 1900 as a two-track surface station named South Midwood, a reference to its location at the southern end of the former Town of Flatbush, which was also historically known as Midwood. Currently, Midwood is considered to be the area south of where the station now stands, so it would now more correctly be described as being in South Flatbush or North Midwood. The station was located along the Brooklyn, Flatbush and Coney Island Railroad line to Brighton Beach, which was built in 1878.

In 1903, a reconstruction project began to remove grade crossings along the line as part of the "Brighton Beach Improvement," which also rebuilt stations of the Brighton Beach Line and electrified the line due to increased ridership on the line. When on the surface, the station was a division point at which short turned elevated trains of the Fulton Street El terminated. After grade crossings on the line were eliminated in 1908, the station became a through stop for all services; at this time it was given the name Newkirk Avenue. On the eastern side of the station entrance building there is a plaque, which reads: "The Depression and Elevation of this railroad to abolish grade crossings was authorized by the Legislature May 9th, 1903. A joint undertaking between the City Of New York and the Brooklyn Heights R.R. Co. under the direction of the Brooklyn Grade Crossing Commission. ..... Work commenced August 1st 1904 - Completed July 1st 1908." This plaque refers to the aforementioned grade crossing project.

On August 1, 1920, a tunnel under Flatbush Avenue opened, connecting the Brighton Line to the Broadway subway in Manhattan. At the same time, the line's former track connections to the Fulton Street Elevated were severed. Subway trains from Manhattan and elevated trains from Franklin Avenue served Brighton Line stations, sharing the line to Coney Island.
==Station layout==
{| class="wikitable"
|← [[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Queensboro Plaza station|Queensboro Plaza]] or [[Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Street]] AM rush hours <small>([[Cortelyou Road station|Cortelyou Road]])</small><br>← [[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward [[Franklin Avenue station (BMT lines)|Franklin Avenue]] <small>(Cortelyou Road)</small>
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!Island platform
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|← BMT 1 weekdays and Saturdays toward [[Times Square station (BMT Broadway Line)|Times Square]] <small>([[Church Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)|Church Avenue]])</small>
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|BMT 1 weekdays and Saturdays toward [[Brighton Beach station|Brighton Beach]] <small>([[Sheepshead Bay station|Sheepshead Bay]])</small> →
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!Island platform
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|[[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]] <small>([[Avenue H station|Avenue H]])</small> →<br>[[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward Stillwell Avenue <small>(Avenue H)</small> →
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Cortelyou Road station

2025-08-31T14:29:17Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Cortelyou Road station''' is a local station on the BMT Brighton Line, located at Cortelyou Road between Marlborough Road (East 15th Street) and East 16th Street in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks. The station, and the road it is named after, are named for 17th-century tutor and surveyor Jacques Cortelyou, who had a hand in the establishment of New Utrecht. The original station a..."

The '''Cortelyou Road station''' is a local station on the [[BMT Brighton Line]], located at Cortelyou Road between Marlborough Road (East 15th Street) and East 16th Street in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks.

The station, and the road it is named after, are named for 17th-century tutor and surveyor Jacques Cortelyou, who had a hand in the establishment of New Utrecht.

The original station at this location was opened around 1900 as a two-track street-level side platform station running south from a grade crossing at Avenue C. The station was established to serve the commercial area of Avenue C, a major thoroughfare which boasted the only east–west streetcar line between Church Avenue in Flatbush and Sheepshead Bay. The current station house and below-grade platforms were completed at the end of 1907. At the same time, the station was renamed from Avenue C to Cortelyou Road.

On August 1, 1920, a tunnel under Flatbush Avenue opened, connecting the Brighton Line to the Broadway subway in Manhattan. At the same time, the line's former track connections to the Fulton Street Elevated were severed. Subway trains from Manhattan and elevated trains from Franklin Avenue served Brighton Line stations, sharing the line to Coney Island.
==Station layout==
{| class="wikitable"
!Side platform
|-
|← [[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Queensboro Plaza station|Queensboro Plaza]] or [[Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Street]] AM rush hours <small>([[Beverley Road station|Beverley Road]])</small><br>← [[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward [[Franklin Avenue station (BMT lines)|Franklin Avenue]] <small>(Beverley Road)</small>
|-
|← BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays
|-
|BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays →
|-
|[[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]] <small>([[Newkirk Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)|Newkirk Avenue]])</small> →<br>[[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward Stillwell Avenue <small>(Newkirk Avenue)</small> →
|-
!Side platform
|}
[[Category:NYCS1939 Wiki]]

Beverley Road station

2025-08-31T14:07:25Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Beverley Road station''' is a local station on the BMT Brighton Line, located over a private right-of-way at Beverly Road between Marlborough Road/East 15th Street and East 16th Street in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks. The original station at this location was opened around 1900 as a two-track street-level side platform station running south from a grade crossing at Beverley Roa..."

The '''Beverley Road station''' is a local station on the [[BMT Brighton Line]], located over a private right-of-way at Beverly Road between Marlborough Road/East 15th Street and East 16th Street in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks.

The original station at this location was opened around 1900 as a two-track street-level side platform station running south from a grade crossing at Beverley Road. The station was established to serve the then-new upscale planned community of Prospect Park South. The current station house and below-grade platforms were completed at the end of 1907, and have been on the National Register of Historic Places since 2004.

On August 1, 1920, a tunnel under Flatbush Avenue opened, connecting the Brighton Line to the Broadway subway in Manhattan. At the same time, the line's former track connections to the Fulton Street Elevated were severed. Subway trains from Manhattan and elevated trains from Franklin Avenue served Brighton Line stations, sharing the line to Coney Island.
==Station layout==
{| class="wikitable"
!Side platform
|-
|← [[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Queensboro Plaza station|Queensboro Plaza]] or [[Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Street]] AM rush hours <small>([[Church Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)|Church Avenue]])</small><br>← [[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward [[Franklin Avenue station (BMT lines)|Franklin Avenue]] <small>(Church Avenue)</small>
|-
|← BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays
|-
|BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays →
|-
|[[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]] <small>([[Cortelyou Road station|Cortelyou Road]])</small> →<br>[[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward Stillwell Avenue <small>(Cortelyou Road)</small> →
|-
!Side platform
|}
[[Category:NYCS1939 Wiki]]

BMT Brighton Line

2025-08-31T13:55:07Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''BMT Brighton Line''', also known as the '''Brighton Beach Line''', is a rapid transit line in the Southern Division of the BMT in Brooklyn, New York. Local service is provided at all times by the 1 train, but is joined by the 7 train. The 1 train runs the length of the entire line from Coney Island–Stillwell Avenue to the Manhattan Bridge north tracks or the Montague Street Tunnel. Weekday and Saturday 1 trains begin at Brighton Beach and runs via the bridge's n..."

The '''BMT Brighton Line''', also known as the '''Brighton Beach Line''', is a rapid transit line in the Southern Division of the BMT in Brooklyn, New York. Local service is provided at all times by the 1 train, but is joined by the 7 train. The 1 train runs the length of the entire line from Coney Island–Stillwell Avenue to the Manhattan Bridge north tracks or the Montague Street Tunnel. Weekday and Saturday 1 trains begin at Brighton Beach and runs via the bridge's north tracks. The 7 train runs on the line south of the Prospect Park station.
==Station listing==
*[[Prospect Park station (BMT lines)|Prospect Park]]
*[[Parkside Avenue station|Parkside Avenue]]
*[[Church Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)|Church Avenue]]
*[[Beverley Road station|Beverley Road]]
*[[Cortelyou Road station|Cortelyou Road]]
*[[Newkirk Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)|Newkirk Avenue]]
*[[Avenue H station|Avenue H]]
*[[Avenue J station|Avenue J]]
*[[Avenue M station|Avenue M]]
*[[Kings Highway station (BMT Brighton Line)|Kings Highway]]
*[[Avenue U station (BMT Brighton Line)|Avenue U]]
*[[Neck Road station|Neck Road]]
*[[Sheepshead Bay station|Sheepshead Bay]]
*[[Brighton Beach station|Brighton Beach]]
*[[Ocean Parkway station|Ocean Parkway]]
*[[Coney Island–West Eighth Street station|Coney Island–West Eighth Street]]
*[[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]]
[[Category:NYCS1939 Wiki]]

Church Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)

2025-08-31T00:11:57Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Church Avenue station''' is an express station on the BMT Brighton Line, located at Church Avenue near East 18th Street in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two island platforms and four tracks. The original station at this location was a two-track side platform station that ran south from Church Avenue, whereas the current station runs to the north. At a point about 150 feet (46 m) south of Church Avenue, a clear di..."

The '''Church Avenue station''' is an express station on the [[BMT Brighton Line]], located at Church Avenue near East 18th Street in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two island platforms and four tracks.

The original station at this location was a two-track side platform station that ran south from Church Avenue, whereas the current station runs to the north. At a point about 150 feet (46 m) south of Church Avenue, a clear difference in the form of the concrete retaining wall is visible on both sides of the right-of-way. This marks the point where the original Brighton Beach Line transitioned from an open-cut line depressed below ground level to a surface railroad for the remainder of the run to Coney Island. The line south of this point was converted from a two-track surface line to a four-track grade-separated line in 1907, and the portion north of this point was rebuilt from a two-track open cut to a four-track open cut in 1919.

On August 1, 1920, a tunnel under Flatbush Avenue opened, connecting the Brighton Line to the Broadway subway in Manhattan. At the same time, the line's former track connections to the Fulton Street Elevated were severed. Subway trains from Manhattan and elevated trains from Franklin Avenue served Brighton Line stations, sharing the line to Coney Island.
==Station layout==
{| class="wikitable"
|← [[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Queensboro Plaza station|Queensboro Plaza]] or [[Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Street]] AM rush hours <small>([[Parkside Avenue station|Parkside Avenue]])</small><br>← [[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward [[Franklin Avenue station (BMT lines)|Franklin Avenue]] <small>(Parkside Avenue)</small>
|-
!Island platform
|-
|← BMT 1 weekdays and Saturdays toward [[Times Square station (BMT Broadway Line)|Times Square]] <small>([[Prospect Park station (BMT lines)|Prospect Park]])</small>
|-
|BMT 1 weekdays and Saturdays toward [[Brighton Beach station|Brighton Beach]] <small>([[Newkirk Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)|Newkirk Avenue]])</small> →
|-
!Island platform
|-
|[[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]] <small>([[Beverley Road station|Beverley Road]])</small> →<br>[[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward Stillwell Avenue <small>(Beverley Road)</small> →
|}
[[Category:NYCS1939 Wiki]]

Parkside Avenue station

2025-08-30T23:47:09Z

Darudeman11: Created page with "The '''Parkside Avenue station''' is a local station on the BMT Brighton Line, located at Parkside Avenue and Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks. This station was originally built sometime before 1895 by the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad as Flatbush station. Through a series of mergers and acquisitions, it was acquired by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, and reopen..."

The '''Parkside Avenue station''' is a local station on the [[BMT Brighton Line]], located at Parkside Avenue and Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn, New York. It is served by the 1 and 7 trains at all times, and has two side platforms and four tracks.

This station was originally built sometime before 1895 by the Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad as Flatbush station. Through a series of mergers and acquisitions, it was acquired by the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company, and reopened in 1905 as a two-track station named Woodruff Avenue.

On June 20, 1917, the New York State Public Service Commission approved a resolution directing the New York Municipal Railway to construct an additional exit staircase from the proposed station's southbound platform to Ocean Avenue north of Woodruff Avenue.

This portion of the line was rebuilt from a two-track open cut to a four-track open cut in 1919.

On August 1, 1920, a tunnel under Flatbush Avenue opened, connecting the Brighton Line to the Broadway subway in Manhattan. At the same time, the line's former track connections to the Fulton Street Elevated were severed. Subway trains from Manhattan and elevated trains from Franklin Avenue served Brighton Line stations, sharing the line to Coney Island.
==Station layout==
{| class="wikitable"
!Side platform
|-
|← [[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Queensboro Plaza station|Queensboro Plaza]] or [[Chambers Street station (BMT Nassau Street Line)|Chambers Street]] AM rush hours <small>([[Prospect Park station (BMT lines)|Prospect Park]])</small><br>← [[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward [[Franklin Avenue station (BMT lines)|Franklin Avenue]] <small>(Prospect Park)</small>
|-
|← BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays
|-
|BMT 1 does not stop here weekdays and Saturdays →
|-
|[[1 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 1]] toward [[Stillwell Avenue station|Stillwell Avenue]] <small>([[Church Avenue station (BMT Brighton Line)|Church Avenue]])</small> →<br>[[7 (BMT rapid transit service)|BMT 7]] toward Stillwell Avenue <small>(Church Avenue)</small> →
|-
!Side platform
|}
[[Category:NYCS1939 Wiki]]

Northern Trapezoid Project

2025-08-27T22:30:48Z

Darudeman11:

The '''Northern Trapezoid Project''' is a video game series made by Alexrules14 in collaboration with Darudeman11 and Alexhatestrains. It was inspired by TH, although it is not considered a fan game since it has a different story.

The game series takes place in [[Trapezoid Island]], which is located on another planet.
==Games==
*[[Chained Winds]] - August 16, 2025
*[[Catastrophic Light from the Static Void]] - August 24, 2025
*[[Legacy of Fading Petals]]
*[[Echoes of the Crystal Grove]]
==Characters==
[[List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters]]
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

Northern Trapezoid Project

2025-08-27T22:24:23Z

Darudeman11: /* Games */

The '''Northern Trapezoid Project''' is a video game series made by Alexrules14 in collaboration with Darudeman11 and Alexhatestrains. It was inspired by TH, although it is not considered a fan game since it has a different story.

The game series takes place in [[Trapezoid Island]], which is located on another planet.
==Games==
*[[Chained Winds]] - August 16, 2025
*[[Catastrophic Light from the Static Void]] - August 24, 2025
*[[Legacy of Fading Petals]]

==Characters==
[[List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters]]
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

Northern Trapezoid Project

2025-08-24T15:39:48Z

Darudeman11:

The '''Northern Trapezoid Project''' is a video game series made by Alexrules14 in collaboration with Darudeman11 and Alexhatestrains. It was inspired by TH, although it is not considered a fan game since it has a different story.

The game series takes place in [[Trapezoid Island]], which is located on another planet.
==Games==
*[[Chained Winds]] - August 16, 2025
*[[Catastrophic Light from the Static Void]] - August 24, 2025
==Characters==
[[List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters]]
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters

2025-08-24T15:35:53Z

Darudeman11:

Here is a list of [[Northern Trapezoid Project]] characters.
==List of characters==
===Main characters===
====Clarissa Solace====
Has long brunette hair with a bow on the back of her hair, wears a slightly light green dress. Is friends with Juniper
====Juniper Mystara====
Has long blonde hair with a bow on the back, wears a slightly light blue dress. Is friends with Clarissa.
===Northern Trapezoid Project I: Chained Winds===
====Aurelia Vervain====
Stage 1 boss. Has apricot hair and light apricot skirt.
====Minerva Winterwood====
Stage 2 boss. Has horizontal striped dress and long black hair
====Peony Avenworth====
Stage 3 boss. Has long red hair, glasses, and black pleated dress
==== Thalassa Aspen ====
Stage 4 boss. Has blue hair, Light green shirt, Midi green skirt and yellow eyes
==== Jorise Lysanderfield ====
Stage 5 boss. Green hair in a side braid; bright green eyes. White blouse and crimson velvet dress with a high collar.
====Zephyra Aella====
Stage 6 boss. Has white dress and long white hair
===Catastrophic Light from the Static Void ===
====Novalie Whitlocke====
Has black hair and a deep violet pleated skirt, brown eyes. Is autistic and likes trains. Will be another protagonist in the third game.
==== Lyralen Silverton ====
Has silver hair; icy blue eyes and a flowing, deep lavender midi dress
==== Aerelise Lightshira ====
Has long chestnut hair with small wildflowers, and a yellow dress
==== Mireluna Willowby ====
Has short blue hair with Platinum dress
====Kaelixa Marigold====
Has White shirt with black skirt with flowers
==== Kaelixa Marigold ====
Has white shirt with black skirt with flowers
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters

2025-08-23T15:49:05Z

Darudeman11:

Here is a list of [[Northern Trapezoid Project]] characters.
==List of characters==
===Main characters===
====Clarissa Solace====
Has long brunette hair with a bow on the back of her hair, wears a slightly light green dress. Is friends with Juniper
====Juniper Mystara====
Has long blonde hair with a bow on the back, wears a slightly light blue dress. Is friends with Clarissa.
===Northern Trapezoid Project I: Chained Winds===
====Aurelia Vervain====
Stage 1 boss. Has apricot hair and light apricot skirt.
====Minerva Winterwood====
Stage 2 boss. Has horizontal striped dress and long black hair
====Peony Avenworth====
Stage 3 boss. Has long red hair, glasses, and black pleated dress
==== Thalassa Aspen ====
Stage 4 boss. Has blue hair, Light green shirt, Midi green skirt and yellow eyes
==== Jorise Lysanderfield ====
Stage 5 boss. Green hair in a side braid; bright green eyes. White blouse and crimson velvet dress with a high collar.
====Zephyra Aella====
Stage 6 boss. Has white dress and long white hair
===II===
====Novalie Whitlocke====
Has black hair and a deep violet pleated skirt, brown eyes. Is autistic and likes trains. Will be another protagonist in the third game.

==== Lyralen Silverton ====
Has silver hair; icy blue eyes and a flowing, deep lavender midi dress
==== Aerelise Lightshira ====
Has long chestnut hair with small wildflowers, and a yellow dress
==== Mireluna Willowby ====
Has short blue hair with Platinum dress
====Kaelixa Marigold====
Has White shirt with black skirt with flowers
==== Kaelixa Marigold ====
Has white shirt with black skirt with flowers
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters

2025-08-18T13:03:26Z

Darudeman11: /* Lyralen Silverton */

Here is a list of [[Northern Trapezoid Project]] characters.
==List of characters==
===Main characters===
====Clarissa Solace====
Has long brunette hair with a bow on the back of her hair, wears a slightly light green dress. Is friends with Juniper
====Juniper Mystara====
Has long blonde hair with a bow on the back, wears a slightly light blue dress. Is friends with Clarissa.
===Northern Trapezoid Project I: Chained Winds===
====Aurelia Vervain====
Stage 1 boss. Has apricot hair and light apricot skirt.
====Minerva Winterwood====
Stage 2 boss. Has horizontal striped dress and long black hair
====Peony Avenworth====
Stage 3 boss. Has long red hair, glasses, and black pleated dress
==== Thalassa Aspen ====
Stage 4 boss. Has blue hair, Light green shirt, Midi green skirt and yellow eyes
==== Jorise Lysanderfield ====
Stage 5 boss. Green hair in a side braid; bright green eyes. White blouse and crimson velvet dress with a high collar.
====Zephyra Aella====
Stage 6 boss. Has white dress and long white hair
===II===
====Novalie Whitlocke====
Has black hair and a deep violet pleated skirt, brown eyes. Is autistic and likes trains. Will be another protagonist in the third game.

==== Lyralen Silverton ====
Has silver hair; icy blue eyes and a flowing, deep lavender midi dress

====TBA====
====TBA====
====Kaelixa Marigold====
Has White shirt with black skirt with flowers
====TBA====
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters

2025-08-18T12:18:24Z

Darudeman11: /* Novalie Whitlocke */

Here is a list of [[Northern Trapezoid Project]] characters.
==List of characters==
===Main characters===
====Clarissa Solace====
Has long brunette hair with a bow on the back of her hair, wears a slightly light green dress. Is friends with Juniper
====Juniper Mystara====
Has long blonde hair with a bow on the back, wears a slightly light blue dress. Is friends with Clarissa.
===Northern Trapezoid Project I: Chained Winds===
====Aurelia Vervain====
Stage 1 boss. Has apricot hair and light apricot skirt.
====Minerva Winterwood====
Stage 2 boss. Has horizontal striped dress and long black hair
====Peony Avenworth====
Stage 3 boss. Has long red hair, glasses, and black pleated dress
==== Thalassa Aspen ====
Stage 4 boss. Has blue hair, Light green shirt, Midi green skirt and yellow eyes
==== Jorise Lysanderfield ====
Stage 5 boss. Green hair in a side braid; bright green eyes. White blouse and crimson velvet dress with a high collar.
====Zephyra Aella====
Stage 6 boss. Has white dress and long white hair
===II===
====Novalie Whitlocke====
Has black hair and a deep violet pleated skirt, brown eyes. Is autistic and likes trains. Will be another protagonist in the third game.

==== Lyralen Silverton ====
Has silver hair; icy blue eyes and a flowing, deep violet midi dress
====TBA====
====TBA====
====Kaelixa Marigold====
Has White shirt with black skirt with flowers
====TBA====
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]

List of Northern Trapezoid Project characters

2025-08-18T12:18:02Z

Darudeman11:

Here is a list of [[Northern Trapezoid Project]] characters.
==List of characters==
===Main characters===
====Clarissa Solace====
Has long brunette hair with a bow on the back of her hair, wears a slightly light green dress. Is friends with Juniper
====Juniper Mystara====
Has long blonde hair with a bow on the back, wears a slightly light blue dress. Is friends with Clarissa.
===Northern Trapezoid Project I: Chained Winds===
====Aurelia Vervain====
Stage 1 boss. Has apricot hair and light apricot skirt.
====Minerva Winterwood====
Stage 2 boss. Has horizontal striped dress and long black hair
====Peony Avenworth====
Stage 3 boss. Has long red hair, glasses, and black pleated dress
==== Thalassa Aspen ====
Stage 4 boss. Has blue hair, Light green shirt, Midi green skirt and yellow eyes
==== Jorise Lysanderfield ====
Stage 5 boss. Green hair in a side braid; bright green eyes. White blouse and crimson velvet dress with a high collar.
====Zephyra Aella====
Stage 6 boss. Has white dress and long white hair
===II===
====Novalie Whitlocke====
Has black hair and a deep violet pleated skirt, brown eyes. Is autistic and likes trains. Will be the protagonist in the third game.
==== Lyralen Silverton ====
Has silver hair; icy blue eyes and a flowing, deep violet midi dress
====TBA====
====TBA====
====Kaelixa Marigold====
Has White shirt with black skirt with flowers
====TBA====
[[Category:Alexrules14's Random Things Wiki]]