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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Fairy | | | | | |  Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Twink musician - The Pink FairiesThe line up of The Pink Fairies (Mark 1) featured Think Pink musicians Twink, Took and Farren, and was named after the Pink Fairies Rock 'n' Roll Club, a loose group of people including Took, Farren, The Deviants, Syd Barrett (still at the time in Pink Floyd). They were resident in Ladbroke Grove, the home of the UK Underground.
Pink Fairies (Mark 2) was formed with Twink and former Deviants (but without Mick Farren). He left The Pink Fairies in 1971 (although he would periodically return) and after a spell in Morocco moved to Cambridge where he played with Syd Barrett, ...
See also:Twink musician, Twink musician - Early life, Twink musician - The Fairies, Twink musician - The In-Crowd and Tomorrow, Twink musician - The Pretty Things, Twink musician - Think Pink, Twink musician - The Pink Fairies, Twink musician - Hawkwind and PinkWind, Twink musician - The Rings, Twink musician - Twink record label, Twink musician - Plasticland, Twink musician - Mr Rainbow, Twink musician - Acting career Read more here: » Twink musician: Encyclopedia II - Twink musician - The Pink Fairies |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Brothers Grimm - Collections of fairy tales In 1812, the brothers published a collection of authentic German fairy tales they had gathered in a volume titled as Kinder- und Hausmärchen ("Children's and Household Tales"). They published a second volume in 1814 ("1815" on the title page), as well as many further editions during their lifetimes.
Brothers Grimm - Later editions.
Along with the original German works, many originally French tales entered the Brothers Grimm collection through a Huguenot tale-teller that the Grimms used as one of th ...
See also:Brothers Grimm, Brothers Grimm - Biography, Brothers Grimm - Collections of fairy tales, Brothers Grimm - Later editions, Brothers Grimm - Modern analysis, Brothers Grimm - Linguistics, Brothers Grimm - Miscellaneous, Brothers Grimm - Selection of fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm Read more here: » Brothers Grimm: Encyclopedia II - Brothers Grimm - Collections of fairy tales |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Anti-fairies also known as Bubbles Anti-fairies are known mostly for their appearances in A Link to the Past, although they also appear in The Minish Cap, and in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX. Anti-fairies were rotating creatures in the game, which moved by spinning four balls around its skull (placed in the center), sticking to walls and moving alongside them. When the player was hit by the Anti-fairy, the player would suffer a loss of health as well as a loss of magic (which was used in the game to execute magical attacks). They also In the 3 ...
See also:The Legend of Zelda series enemies, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Ache, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Ache-man, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Anti-fairies also known as Bubbles, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Armos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Bago Bago, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Beamos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Biri, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Bari, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Bombchu, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Buzz Blob, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - A Link to the Past, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Link's Awakening, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Castle guard, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Chu-Chu, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Majora's Mask, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Wind Waker, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Minish Cap, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Cucco, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Darknut, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Deku Baba, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Deku Scrub, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Digdogger, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Dinolfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Dodongo, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Doomknocker, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Fake Door, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Gel, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Geldarm, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Gibdo, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Golden enemies, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Goriya, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Gomess, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Hiploop, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Iron Knuckle, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Keese, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Leever, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Like Like, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Rupee Like, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Lizalfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Lynel, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Moblin, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Moldorm, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Morpha the Amoeba, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Octagon, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Octorok, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Peahat, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Poe, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Pols Voice, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Redead, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Snapper, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Stalchild, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Stalfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Takkuri, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Wizzrobe, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Wolfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - White Wolfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Zol, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Zora Read more here: » The Legend of Zelda series enemies: Encyclopedia II - The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Anti-fairies also known as Bubbles |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Anti-fairies also known as Bubbles Anti-fairies are known mostly for their appearances in A Link to the Past, although they also appear in The Minish Cap, and in The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening DX. Anti-fairies were rotating creatures in the game, which moved by spinning four balls around its skull (placed in the center), sticking to walls and moving alongside them. When the player was hit by the Anti-fairy, the player would suffer a loss of health as well as a loss of magic (which was used in the game to execute magical attacks). They also In the 3 ...
See also:The Legend of Zelda series enemies, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Ache, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Acheman, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Anti-fairies also known as Bubbles, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Armos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Bago Bago, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Beamos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Biri, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Bari, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Bombchu, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Buzz Blob, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - A Link to the Past, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Link's Awakening, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Castle guard, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Chu-Chu, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Majora's Mask, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Wind Waker, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Minish Cap, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Cucco, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Darknut, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Deku Baba, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Deku Scrub, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Digdogger, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Dinolfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Dodongo, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Doomknocker, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Garo, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Gel, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Geldarm, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Gibdo, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Golden enemies, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Goriya, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Gomess, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Guay, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Hiploop, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Iron Knuckle, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Keese, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Leever, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Like Like, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Rupee Like, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Lizalfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Lynel, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Nejiron, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Moblin, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Moldorm, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Morpha the Amoeba, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Octagon, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Octorok, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Peahat, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Poe, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Pols Voice, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Redead, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Snapper, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Stalchild, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Stalfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Takkuri, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Wizzrobe, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Wolfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - White Wolfos, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Zol, The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Zora Read more here: » The Legend of Zelda series enemies: Encyclopedia II - The Legend of Zelda series enemies - Anti-fairies also known as Bubbles |
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| | | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Efteling - History Efteling 'officially' opened on May 31st, 1952, when the Fairy Tale Forest (het Sprookjesbos), designed by the famous Dutch illustrator Anton Pieck, was declared open. Initially, the Fairy Tale Forest was home to some ten different fairy tales. All of them were brought to life based on original drawings by Anton Pieck, and very ingenious movement-, lighting- and sound effects, designed by the Dutch film maker Peter Reijnders. The life size fairy tales, displayed together in a forest, proved to be an enormous success. In 1952, ...
See also:Efteling, Efteling - History, Efteling - Design, Efteling - Divisions, Efteling - The Park, Efteling - Famous rides and fairy tales in Efteling and their designers, Efteling - Awards, Efteling - The Disney connection Read more here: » Efteling: Encyclopedia II - Efteling - History |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Brothers Grimm - Biography Jakob Ludwig Karl Grimm and Wilhem Karl Grimm were born in 1785 and 1786, respectively, in Hanau near Frankfurt. They were educated at the Friedrichs-Gymnasium in Kassel and later both read law at the University of Marburg. In 1830, they formed a household in Göttingen where they were to become professors.
In 1837, the Brothers Grimm joined five of their colleague professors at the University of Göttingen to protest against the abolition of the liberal constitution of the state of Hanover by King Ernest Augustus I of Hanover. This g ...
See also:Brothers Grimm, Brothers Grimm - Biography, Brothers Grimm - Collections of fairy tales, Brothers Grimm - Later editions, Brothers Grimm - Modern analysis, Brothers Grimm - Linguistics, Brothers Grimm - Miscellaneous, Brothers Grimm - Selection of fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm Read more here: » Brothers Grimm: Encyclopedia II - Brothers Grimm - Biography |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Brothers Grimm - Linguistics In the very early 19th century, the time in which the Brothers Grimm lived, the Holy Roman Empire had just met its fate, and Germany as we know it today did not yet exist; it was basically an area of hundreds of principalities and small or mid-sized countries. The major unifying factor for the German people of the time was a common language. There was as yet no significant German literary history. So part of what motivated the brothers in their writings and in their lives wa ...
See also:Brothers Grimm, Brothers Grimm - Biography, Brothers Grimm - Collections of fairy tales, Brothers Grimm - Later editions, Brothers Grimm - Modern analysis, Brothers Grimm - Linguistics, Brothers Grimm - Miscellaneous, Brothers Grimm - Selection of fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm Read more here: » Brothers Grimm: Encyclopedia II - Brothers Grimm - Linguistics |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Brothers Grimm - Biography Jacob Ludwig Karl Grimm and Wilhem Karl Grimm were born in 1785 and 1786, respectively, in Hanau near Frankfurt. They were educated at the Friedrichs-Gymnasium in Kassel and later both read law at the University of Marburg. In 1830, they formed a household in Göttingen where they were to become professors.
In 1837, the Brothers Grimm joined five of their colleague professors at the University of Göttingen to protest against the abolition of the liberal constitution of the state of Hanover by King Ernest Augustus I of Hanover. This g ...
See also:Brothers Grimm, Brothers Grimm - Biography, Brothers Grimm - Collections of fairy tales, Brothers Grimm - Later editions, Brothers Grimm - Modern analysis, Brothers Grimm - Linguistics, Brothers Grimm - Miscellaneous, Brothers Grimm - Selection of fairy tales by the Brothers Grimm Read more here: » Brothers Grimm: Encyclopedia II - Brothers Grimm - Biography |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Twink musician - Hawkwind and PinkWind He periodically performed with fellow Ladbroke Grove community band Hawkwind.
He also collaborated with Hawkwind founder Nik Turner in the band PinkWind. Turner brought in the Wind and Twink, as a member of The Pink Fairies provided the Pink. PinkWind released two albums. Some line-ups also featured Judge Trev Thoms of Inner City Unit and Steve Took's Horns.
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See also:Twink musician, Twink musician - Early life, Twink musician - The Fairies, Twink musician - The In-Crowd and Tomorrow, Twink musician - The Pretty Things, Twink musician - Think Pink, Twink musician - The Pink Fairies, Twink musician - Hawkwind and PinkWind, Twink musician - The Rings, Twink musician - Twink record label, Twink musician - Plasticland, Twink musician - Mr Rainbow, Twink musician - Acting career Read more here: » Twink musician: Encyclopedia II - Twink musician - Hawkwind and PinkWind |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Twink musician - The In-Crowd and Tomorrow In 1965 Twink moved to London and lived in Chelsea. When The Fairies came to a halt, he joined a rhythm and blues/soul music band called The In-Crowd after its previous drummer had left the band. Other members were Steve Howe (guitar) and Keith West.
A few months later the band was renamed Tomorrow. The success of West's solo recording Excerpt From A Teenage Opera resulted in the band breaking up.
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See also:Twink musician, Twink musician - Early life, Twink musician - The Fairies, Twink musician - The In-Crowd and Tomorrow, Twink musician - The Pretty Things, Twink musician - Think Pink, Twink musician - The Pink Fairies, Twink musician - Hawkwind and PinkWind, Twink musician - The Rings, Twink musician - Twink record label, Twink musician - Plasticland, Twink musician - Mr Rainbow, Twink musician - Acting career Read more here: » Twink musician: Encyclopedia II - Twink musician - The In-Crowd and Tomorrow |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Efteling - The Park Efteling currently covers approximately 160 acres (650,000 m²). This number changed only marginally over the course of the park's 50+ year history. The park's non-profit foundation and only shareholder (Stichting Natuurpark de Efteling) has a much larger area of land available though. Currently, this is mostly covered with young forests, some grassland, roads and an 18-hole golf course.
The park is divided into four 'themed areas' or 'realms', though one should not mistake these areas for something comparable to Disney's 'lands' ...
See also:Efteling, Efteling - History, Efteling - Design, Efteling - Divisions, Efteling - The Park, Efteling - Famous rides and fairy tales in Efteling and their designers, Efteling - Awards, Efteling - The Disney connection Read more here: » Efteling: Encyclopedia II - Efteling - The Park |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Artemis Fowl series - Minor characters
Artemis Fowl series - Humans.
Artemis Fowl the First, the father of Artemis
Angeline Fowl, his mother
Jon Spiro, an American businessman and criminal(imprisoned Book III)
Arno Blunt, Spiro's bodyguard (imprisoned Book III)
Juliet Butler, Butler's sister
Artemis Fowl series - Fairies.
Commander/Private Briar Cudgeon of the LEPrecon (deceased Book II)
Trouble Kelp, LEP commander
Grub Kelp, Trouble's younger brother
Chix Verbil, a sprite in the LEP
Opal Koboi, a pixie g ...
See also:Artemis Fowl series, Artemis Fowl series - Main characters, Artemis Fowl series - Minor characters, Artemis Fowl series - Humans, Artemis Fowl series - Fairies, Artemis Fowl series - Books in the Series, Artemis Fowl series - Movies Read more here: » Artemis Fowl series: Encyclopedia II - Artemis Fowl series - Minor characters |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Steve Peregrin Took - Shagrat Larry (or "Lazza") Wallis and Tim Taylor, guitarist and bassist with 60s underground band the Entire Sioux Nation, were headhunted by Farren and Took in February 1970. A month later, Farren dropped out, leaving Took an outright bandleader for the first time in his career. With the addition of drummer Phil Lenoir, Shagrat was formed; they recorded three tracks at Strawberry Studios and played live at Phun City before the rhythm section dropped out. Took and Wallis continued with drummer Dave Bidwell, rehearsing with various bass players and e ...
See also:Steve Peregrin Took, Steve Peregrin Took - Early life and Tyrannosaurus Rex, Steve Peregrin Took - The Pink Fairies, Steve Peregrin Took - Shagrat, Steve Peregrin Took - Steve Took's Horns Read more here: » Steve Peregrin Took: Encyclopedia II - Steve Peregrin Took - Shagrat |
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| | | | | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Magic Discworld - Witch magic Witch magic is taught on a one-to-one basis by older witches to apprentices. Although magical talent tends to run in families, witches do not teach their daughters, feeling that this would cause a sort of magical inbreeding.
Witch magic is subtler than wizard magic, generally encouraging things that happen naturally or working on people's minds so that they impose the effects themselves (in fact, a good witch can do this without magic at all. This is called "headology"). As a result it is less energy intensive, which means that a witc ...
See also:Magic Discworld, Magic Discworld - Intrinsic magic, Magic Discworld - Wizard magic, Magic Discworld - Witch magic, Magic Discworld - The Power of Belief, Magic Discworld - Narrative Magic, Magic Discworld - Fairy godmother magic, Magic Discworld - The Powers of the Old High Ones Read more here: » Magic Discworld: Encyclopedia II - Magic Discworld - Witch magic |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Magic Discworld - The Power of Belief This is very common on the Discworld, and is a useful "energy saver" in witch magic (and, to a lesser extent wizard magic). Essentially, if something is believed strongly enough, it is true. As mentioned above, witches often use this. For example, if you wish to turn a cat into a human, the easiest way is to convince him, on a deep level, that he is a human.
More significantly, it is also belief that gives the gods their powers. Discworld gods start off as tiny spirits, and gain power as they gain believers. This does not neces ...
See also:Magic Discworld, Magic Discworld - Intrinsic magic, Magic Discworld - Wizard magic, Magic Discworld - Witch magic, Magic Discworld - The Power of Belief, Magic Discworld - Narrative Magic, Magic Discworld - Fairy godmother magic, Magic Discworld - The Powers of the Old High Ones Read more here: » Magic Discworld: Encyclopedia II - Magic Discworld - The Power of Belief |
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| | | | | Fairy: Encyclopedia II - Hans Christian Andersen - Life as an author In 1829, Andersen enjoyed a considerable success with a fantastic story entitled A Journey on Foot from Holmen's Canal to the East Point of Amager, and during the same season, he published both a farce and a collection of poems. His first success happened at a time when his friends had ultimately given up hope for him, deciding that his early eccentricity and vivacity would never lead to anything good. He had little further progress, however, until 1833, when he received a small travelling grant from the King, making the first of his long European journeys. At Le Locle, in the Jura, he wrote Agnet ...
See also:Hans Christian Andersen, Hans Christian Andersen - Personal life, Hans Christian Andersen - Life as an author, Hans Christian Andersen - Fairy tales, Hans Christian Andersen - Naming conventions, Hans Christian Andersen - Miscellaneous trivia Read more here: » Hans Christian Andersen: Encyclopedia II - Hans Christian Andersen - Life as an author |
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