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DEAR CHRISTOPHER, Here is your friend Thomas the Tank Engine. He wanted to come out of his station yard and see the world. These stories tell you how he did it. I hope you will like them because you helped me to make them. YOUR LOVING DADDY Story 1: Thomas Gets Tricked THOMAS is a tank engine who lives on the Island of Sodor. He has six small wheels, a short stumpy funnel, a short stumpy boiler and a short stumpy dome. №. 1: Thomas the Tank Engine Basis: originally LBSCR E2, later rebuilt as Midland 2441 Class Whyte Notation: 0-6-0T Livery: SDJR Prussian blue Thomas is a fussy little engine who until recently worked at the Big Station in Vicarstown. Here, he would pull coaches about, ready for the big engines to take out on long journeys; and when trains came in, he would pull the empty coaches away so that the big engines could go and rest. Thomas is a cheeky little engine, too. For a long time, he thought no engine worked as hard as he did. He loved playing tricks on the others, but

Cuphead – Truman Valentino Mugman – Frank Todaro The Devil – Luke Millington-Drake King Dice – Wayne Brady Elder Kettle – Joe Hanna Captain Brineybeard – Clancy Brown Djimmi the Great/Beppi the Clown – Dan Castellaneta Dr. Kahl/Werner Werman/Croaks/Sal Spudder – Jim Cummings Ms. Chalice/Hilda Berg/Sally Stageplay – Grey de Lisle Grim Matchstick/Blind Specter – Paul Eiding Goopy le Grand/Ribby – Bill Fagerbakke Wally Warbles – Tom Kenny Ollie Bulb/Rumor Honeybottoms – Kath Soucie Baroness von Bon Bon – Tabitha St Germain Cagney Carnation/Cala Maria – Tara Strong Various characters – Jeff Bennett * Jennifer Hale * Andrea Libman * Kevin Michael Richardson

Super Smash Bros. 1970's cartoon cast Combining a whole group of Nintendo's greatest characters, Super Smash Bros. was aired as a Friday night series in syndication from September 1973 to October 1984. Most of my cast is based on who I think should be in which role, with most of the Mario characters retaining their original "voices" from both @mrbill6ishere and my own Mario cast. Reruns and new episodes aired on CBS, the network that almost considered picking it up during the 1980-1981 season, as part of the network's late-night lineup from June 1979 to October 1983. Bowser/Pikachu/Tom Nook/Lucas/Fox/Meta Knight/Sonic/Roy – Mel Blanc Mario/Squirtle/Pichu/Duck Hunt Dog/Ivysaur/Falco Lombardi/Ness/Ike – Daws Butler KingDeDeDe – Scatman Crothers Popo/Nana – Julie Dees Pit – Mickey Dolenz Wario/Mega Man/Ganon/Krookodile – Paul Frees Lucario – Herb Jeffries Announcer – Ted Knight Mewtwo – Keye Luke Link/Satoshi – Tim Matheson Toad/Diddy Kong/R.O.B. – Don Messick Captain Falcon – Gary

JERRY had just arrived in what he hoped to be the town of his dreams. "Oh," he sighed happily. "I finally moved into Nooktown." A raccoon with a leaf-print sweater came up to Jerry. "Hello there, pal!" he said. "I'm Tom Nook, and I'm offering you a new house for moving here!" "That'd be great!" replied Jerry. "Well," warned Nook, "it'll only put you in debt to me for the next seven-hundred years." Before Jerry could say anything, Nook set down his new house. "Okay, here's your house, see ya," said Nook, and he ran off. "But I don't have any money," said Jerry sadly. An elephant named Dizzy came up to Jerry. "I'll give you money, woo-oo," he said, "if you perform sixty-three tasks that require you to run around in circles for seven hours." "But…" muttered Jerry. "I hate you!" yelled Dizzy. "You never visit me!" "What's going on?!" cried Jerry as a cat named Bob arrived. "This is insane!" "DRAW ON ME!" exclaimed Bob. "OH MY GOODNESS!!!" Jerry screamed. "I CAN'T TAKE THIS