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| rdfs:comment | - In Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies dance around the tree (same version on Feeding the Chickens), After they dance around the trees, the Magic Windmill starts to spin and the Teletubbies run off and they watch Andy Brown and Amber look for some ladybugs. Back in Teletubbyland, Tinky Winky, Dipsy, and Laa-Laa decided to go high up. Tinky Winky walks to the top of the path. Dipsy climbs to the top of the steps and Laa-Laa dances on top of the hill. But where is Po? She is high up on top of Home Hill. Then, the Teletubbies does the Falling Down Dance, afterward, The Magic Windmill started to spin, and they run off to watch The Magic Tree grow in Teletubbyland. After the tree disappears, the camera fades to the Magic Windmill as it stops spinning, and Tubby Bye Bye sequence takes place.
- The stories were generally simplistic and took place in settings from the games Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Sonic the Hedgehog 3. Sonic the Story firmly placed the Ladybird books within the early Sonic canon, although in keeping with contemporary UK Sonic fiction, Robotnik's appearance was based on the version of the character from the TV series Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Some books also came with cassette audiobooks narrated by Rupert Degas.
- "Ladybird" is a song by Andy Partridge. It appeared on the 1983 album Mummer. The demo appeared on Andy's Fuzzy Warbles Volume 7 in 2006.
- The Ladybird is a fighter jet, around half the size of an AC. The unit looks like a stealth fighter. It is armed with a machine gun mounted in front and a dual missile launcher with one mounted on each wing.
- Ladybird, to brytyjskie wydawnictwo utworzone w 1867 roku w Londynie. Między innymi spółka wydaje gwiezdno-wojenne książki dla dzieci.
- From lady + bird, the “lady” here referring to Virgin Mary, Jesus’ mom. Compare German Marienkäfer.
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| skill lv | - Deal 250% DMG to a single enemy / near defeat 25% chance
- Deal 350% DMG to a single enemy / near defeat 35% chance
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| friendship max | - Master, it's a great day today!
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| friendship event | - I want to fly around you forever!
- Master! You are like the sunshine!
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| login | - Yo! Welcome back! Let's take it easy today!
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| meet | - We are the ladybug people! Nice to meet you!
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| Description | - A tribe of ladybug people. They calm people with their smile.
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| abstract | - In Teletubbyland, the Teletubbies dance around the tree (same version on Feeding the Chickens), After they dance around the trees, the Magic Windmill starts to spin and the Teletubbies run off and they watch Andy Brown and Amber look for some ladybugs. Back in Teletubbyland, Tinky Winky, Dipsy, and Laa-Laa decided to go high up. Tinky Winky walks to the top of the path. Dipsy climbs to the top of the steps and Laa-Laa dances on top of the hill. But where is Po? She is high up on top of Home Hill. Then, the Teletubbies does the Falling Down Dance, afterward, The Magic Windmill started to spin, and they run off to watch The Magic Tree grow in Teletubbyland. After the tree disappears, the camera fades to the Magic Windmill as it stops spinning, and Tubby Bye Bye sequence takes place.
- The stories were generally simplistic and took place in settings from the games Sonic the Hedgehog 2 and Sonic the Hedgehog 3. Sonic the Story firmly placed the Ladybird books within the early Sonic canon, although in keeping with contemporary UK Sonic fiction, Robotnik's appearance was based on the version of the character from the TV series Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. Some books also came with cassette audiobooks narrated by Rupert Degas.
- "Ladybird" is a song by Andy Partridge. It appeared on the 1983 album Mummer. The demo appeared on Andy's Fuzzy Warbles Volume 7 in 2006.
- The Ladybird is a fighter jet, around half the size of an AC. The unit looks like a stealth fighter. It is armed with a machine gun mounted in front and a dual missile launcher with one mounted on each wing.
- Ladybird, to brytyjskie wydawnictwo utworzone w 1867 roku w Londynie. Między innymi spółka wydaje gwiezdno-wojenne książki dla dzieci.
- From lady + bird, the “lady” here referring to Virgin Mary, Jesus’ mom. Compare German Marienkäfer.
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