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| rdfs:comment | - This item sits on shelves in your pet's home.
- The Thundercats took it with them, so later generations could look at the crystals to find out what life was like on their original home planet.
- The Time Capsule is a planned method of connecting the Generation VI games to Generations IV and V, assuming that the Nintendo 3DS is capable of playing games from previous generations. The Time Capsule is located in the basement of the Pokémon Centers. However, it is not available to the player until after they have obtained the National Dex. When the Time Capsule is completed, it will be possible to trade with the Generation IV and V games, provided that none of the Pokémon in the player's party are Generation VI Pokémon or have moves or items exclusive to Generation VI.
- A back-up machine. Go to Apple.com/ for more information
- The Time Capsule is a treasure in Pikmin 2. It is actually a golden locket with a picture of a Shetland Sheepdog. In Japan, the picture is that of a house cat. It is found on Sublevel 4 of the Citadel of Spiders, and some enemies may need to be defeated once it is found.
- The Time Capsule is an object in the mission to earn the right to wear a cape in City of Heroes. The Time Capsule must be protected from The Lost who are attacking it.
- "Time Capsule" is the third episode in season 3 of the NBC television series Parks and Recreation. It originally aired on February 3, 2011 to 4.95 million viewers.
- Below is a list of some of the items in the time capsule, and the episode they came from. The Eds made up some of the events that related to some of the items.
- A time capsule project is presented to Zoey and her friends. Each one of them must contribute something that represents them.
- The Time Capsule is an item that is featured in the episode "Buried in Time."
- The Time Capsule is a treasure in Pikmin 2, it is actually a golden locket with a picture of a dog. It is found on Sublevel 4 of the Citadel of Spiders, and you may need to secure the area of enemies once you narrow down where it is.
- Time Capsule was the sixteenth episode of season three of The Story of Tracy Beaker.
- Matthew, Sooty, Sweep, and Soo make a time capsule to let future generations know how they lived in the 1980's. Matthew puts in a piece of card with their names and address on it, Sooty puts in a piece of bread crust, Soo puts in a hair ribbon and Sweep puts in a picture of a kitten. After many spoiled attempts to offload their capsule, Matthew is reminded that Sooty, Sweep, and Soo will be able to tell them what the world was like in the 1980's because they are all five years old, with the exception of Sweep who is four, and they will never get any older.
- Contains one of the items from the Time Capsule Event. You can open 5 every 24 hours.
- Ne~e oboe teru? Himitsu no hako Ima fui ni omoidashita Koi o dakishimete aruku Kawa-zoi no michi Aitai Sakurasaku kono basho de Maiagare kono sora ni Afureru omoi Namida ni naru Aenai Ima doko de waratteru Anata e to todoketai Kakae kirezu Shimatta ano hi ano omoi Ne~e kidzui teta? Watashi no koto Waza to shisen sorashi teta Kizutsukitakunakute ienakatta no Sukidayo Sono kotoba imakoko de tsutaetai uchiaketai Momoiro no mahō kieru mae ni Aitai Ima sugu koko ni kite Dakishimete hoshī yo Mayoikonde shimatta Tsunoru kono omoi Aitai Sakurasaku kono basho de Maiagare kono sora ni Afureru omoi Namida ni naru
- A young Kate Austen and her childhood friend Tommy Brennan made a time capsule from a New Kids on the Block-themed lunchbox. Around 1987, young Kate and Tommy tried to shoplift a New Kids on the Block lunchbox. When the shop owner caught them, he told them he was going to call Kate's mother and the police. Suddenly, Jacob appeared and told Mr. Springer he would pay for the lunchbox and made Kate promise she would never steal again. ("The Incident, Part 1")
- A Time Capsule is a legendary box item dropped randomly by any enemy defeated by the player once they reach level 10. A Time Capsule can only be opened using a Stabilizer. Stabilizers can be purchased in the Marketplace or created by combining 15 Stabilizer Fragments that drop in special events such as the Suicide Squad Training Duo.
- Time Capsules are an item given to the player by a villager in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Occasionally, villagers will approach the player with the task of taking and burying it. The player must remember where it is buried as the villager will ask for it back in the future. When buried it leaves a star-shaped crack, like all buried items. It is not possible to dig up a capsule while it is invisible, however on the set day that the villager requests it back it can be located before the villager asks for it.
- Time Capsules are in development items. They will be found in random locations by other players that have beaten the game. The Time Capsules contain special messages and pictures that are added to the player's Steam inventory, where they can be displayed, traded, or sold. More information can be found on this document.
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- Amber Misted Aura Collection
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- Ultimate Soders
- Booster Gold filled this capsule full of items from various times and places within the Multiverse. lt has the possibility to contain items such as:
- Critical Strike Head Mods
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| abstract | - This item sits on shelves in your pet's home.
- The Thundercats took it with them, so later generations could look at the crystals to find out what life was like on their original home planet.
- The Time Capsule is a planned method of connecting the Generation VI games to Generations IV and V, assuming that the Nintendo 3DS is capable of playing games from previous generations. The Time Capsule is located in the basement of the Pokémon Centers. However, it is not available to the player until after they have obtained the National Dex. When the Time Capsule is completed, it will be possible to trade with the Generation IV and V games, provided that none of the Pokémon in the player's party are Generation VI Pokémon or have moves or items exclusive to Generation VI.
- A back-up machine. Go to Apple.com/ for more information
- The Time Capsule is a treasure in Pikmin 2. It is actually a golden locket with a picture of a Shetland Sheepdog. In Japan, the picture is that of a house cat. It is found on Sublevel 4 of the Citadel of Spiders, and some enemies may need to be defeated once it is found.
- A young Kate Austen and her childhood friend Tommy Brennan made a time capsule from a New Kids on the Block-themed lunchbox. Around 1987, young Kate and Tommy tried to shoplift a New Kids on the Block lunchbox. When the shop owner caught them, he told them he was going to call Kate's mother and the police. Suddenly, Jacob appeared and told Mr. Springer he would pay for the lunchbox and made Kate promise she would never steal again. ("The Incident, Part 1") On August 15, 1989, Kate and Tommy used the lunchbox to make a time capsule and buried it under a tree in the middle of a cow pasture. Years later, around 2002, they retrieved it again for old times sake. ("Born to Run")
- The Time Capsule is an object in the mission to earn the right to wear a cape in City of Heroes. The Time Capsule must be protected from The Lost who are attacking it.
- Time Capsules are an item given to the player by a villager in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Occasionally, villagers will approach the player with the task of taking and burying it. The player must remember where it is buried as the villager will ask for it back in the future. When buried it leaves a star-shaped crack, like all buried items. The Time Capsule is stored within the player's letter inventory, designated with a unique icon. Inside a time capsule is another item, which is usually a gift. However, once the capsule is opened and the letter is read or a gift is unwrapped, it cannot be re-sealed. Villagers become upset if their capsule is opened, but the option to tell them will be gone the next day. Once buried in the ground the crack revealing its location will disappear on the following day, but the crack will come back when they ask for the player to retrieve it. The villager will ask for it back and it must be relocated and dug up. The time between burying and being asked to dig it up can span from only a week all the way up to two months. It is possible to have multiple capsules buried at the same time. It is not possible to dig up a capsule while it is invisible, however on the set day that the villager requests it back it can be located before the villager asks for it. Once a capsule is buried and vanishes, planting trees, bushes, flowers, or any other items in the space where the capsule was originally buried will lead to the capsule being removed. It is recommended that it is buried on the beach, or near a building where it will not be disturbed. Sometimes if the villager moves out, they will send a letter a day or so later, instructing the player to open their time capsule and use the items inside it.
- Ne~e oboe teru? Himitsu no hako Ima fui ni omoidashita Koi o dakishimete aruku Kawa-zoi no michi Aitai Sakurasaku kono basho de Maiagare kono sora ni Afureru omoi Namida ni naru Aenai Ima doko de waratteru Anata e to todoketai Kakae kirezu Shimatta ano hi ano omoi Ne~e kidzui teta? Watashi no koto Waza to shisen sorashi teta Kizutsukitakunakute ienakatta no Sukidayo Sono kotoba imakoko de tsutaetai uchiaketai Momoiro no mahō kieru mae ni Aitai Ima sugu koko ni kite Dakishimete hoshī yo Mayoikonde shimatta Tsunoru kono omoi Aitai Sakurasaku kono basho de Maiagare kono sora ni Afureru omoi Namida ni naru Aenai Ima doko de waratteru Anata e to todoketai Kakae kirezu Shimatta ano hi ano omoi Ne~e kidzui teta? Watashi no koto Waza to shisen sorashi teta Kizutsukitakunakute ienakatta no Sukidayo Sono kotoba imakoko de tsutaetai uchiaketai Momoiro no mahō kieru mae ni Aitai Ima sugu koko ni kite Dakishimete hoshī yo Mayoikonde shimatta Tsunoru kono omoi
- "Time Capsule" is the third episode in season 3 of the NBC television series Parks and Recreation. It originally aired on February 3, 2011 to 4.95 million viewers.
- Below is a list of some of the items in the time capsule, and the episode they came from. The Eds made up some of the events that related to some of the items.
- A time capsule project is presented to Zoey and her friends. Each one of them must contribute something that represents them.
- The Time Capsule is an item that is featured in the episode "Buried in Time."
- A Time Capsule is a legendary box item dropped randomly by any enemy defeated by the player once they reach level 10. A Time Capsule can only be opened using a Stabilizer. Stabilizers can be purchased in the Marketplace or created by combining 15 Stabilizer Fragments that drop in special events such as the Suicide Squad Training Duo. Time Capsules that drop while the Suicide Squad Training Duo is active may contain a Future Crusader's Gear piece, a Lantern Corps Emblem, a Stat mod, an Ability mod, Exobytes, R&D materials or another Style. Time Capsules that drop when other Stabilizer Events are active may contain different Gear pieces and Styles. Stabilizer events will repeat similar to Legends PvE events with one event active at any time.
- The Time Capsule is a treasure in Pikmin 2, it is actually a golden locket with a picture of a dog. It is found on Sublevel 4 of the Citadel of Spiders, and you may need to secure the area of enemies once you narrow down where it is.
- Time Capsules are in development items. They will be found in random locations by other players that have beaten the game. The Time Capsules contain special messages and pictures that are added to the player's Steam inventory, where they can be displayed, traded, or sold. More information can be found on this document.
* Findable time capsules vanish on pick-up. Contained loot goes into inventory, text and photo go in the encyclopedia.
* Only one customizable time capsule per game. Capsule is locked in a console/terminal that is part of the rocket. Capsule console can be interacted with. Capsule itself not pickupable.
* Time capsule gets ejected during blast off.
* Time capsule can contain only one picture and a long text in a select language. (By default the language the game is set to).
* When the capsule gets ejected, its contents go to a website for moderation. Capsules that get enough upvotes get seeded into other player's worlds.
* Time capsules will be able to be found all around the world, typically in the mid-depths. A few will typically be found per game.
* Time capsules are not picked up. Instead, time capsules break open when you click them. Their contents are added to your inventory and the player sees a notification that they've received a time capsule.
* The picture(s) and written text from the time capsule appear in the PDA Encyclopedia, in a new section.
* After the player has built their rocket platform, in the cockpit they will find a "built-in" where an empty time capsule sits. If the player clicks the time capsule, they can edit it.
* After editing the time capsule, there is a mechanical sound and animation, as the capsule gets "sucked in" to the housing.
* A light that says "Time Capsule" will be inside of the rocket, being red when the player hasn't edited the time capsule, and green when they have.
* Capsules are upvoted through a special web-site and aren't seeded into games until they get X number of upvotes.
* During the launch sequence, there is an audio/visual part where the time capsule is ejected.
* Time capsules will be held back until v1.0.
- Time Capsule was the sixteenth episode of season three of The Story of Tracy Beaker.
- Matthew, Sooty, Sweep, and Soo make a time capsule to let future generations know how they lived in the 1980's. Matthew puts in a piece of card with their names and address on it, Sooty puts in a piece of bread crust, Soo puts in a hair ribbon and Sweep puts in a picture of a kitten. After many spoiled attempts to offload their capsule, Matthew is reminded that Sooty, Sweep, and Soo will be able to tell them what the world was like in the 1980's because they are all five years old, with the exception of Sweep who is four, and they will never get any older.
- Contains one of the items from the Time Capsule Event. You can open 5 every 24 hours.
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