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Life goes on even inside of a gigantic dugong. Everyone has settled down and found new roles and purpose except for Colonel Glowfist. He has found Gappy the reindeer and has a baffling plan to glitch their way back to the questing life.
Will the master of magic ruin their completed character arcs? Just what is magic anyway? Whatever became of the Colonel's powerful slacks? What does it mean when NPCs name themselves and declare agency?
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Written and edited by Tom McNally
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PERFORMED BY
Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Ben Edwards and Tom McNally
Amy Sutton played Sally Minefield, Prince Prince, Pineycone, Sofia Cólera and Joanna Cólera.
Joshua Crisp played Colonel Glowfist, Father Figaro, Little Louie and Will Smith.
Tom McNally did the narration and played The King.
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MUSIC
Theme tune and musical stings by Nicolai Roos
Glowfist's sting by John Bartmann
Sofia Cólera's accompaniment by Beth Gibson
Beach party music was 'Casanova Beach Club Pre-Party Summer 2010' by XaviPinos from archive.org
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SFX
Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:
INSIDE THE GIGANTIC DUGONG
fat-wet-footsteps-in-small-shower-cabin by rugermuller
mudsquelch by ahill86
footsteps-muddy-e by inspectorj
glossy-magazine-sounds-fieldtapes by fieldtapes
magazine2 by tiptoe84
PINEYCONE
bird-flapping-wings by elfman-rox
MAGIC
atlas3-2x-16bit by pixelmasseuse
atlas3q-1-fm-16bit by pixelmasseuse
ON THE OCEAN
ocean-waves-surround-me by Tamás Bohács
BOSS FIGHT
Dugong vocalizations came from the research of Kotaro Ichikawa
MIAMI BEACH
The following sound effects came from the public domain library at archive.org:
Ocean1 by Sakurasky 2010
Pebble beach near Palaiokastrite Greece by radio aproree available from archive.org
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ART
Track art and logo by Tom McNally
Original character designs by Bruno Stahl
How did the King wind up in Viking prison? When did he last speak to his friends? Who becomes Europe's champion while he is away? And what happens when you keep playing Tower Defense after you've built all of the towers and bought all of the upgrades?
> listen to chapter 19_
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Written and edited by Tom McNally
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PERFORMED BY:
Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards
Amy Sutton played Dogie
Joshua Crisp played Auroch-Man
Tom McNally did the narration and played The King, General Magnificent, Mechanicus and Terrorthaw.
Ben Edwards was Cutty.
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MUSIC
Theme tune music and interstitials by Nicolai Roos
'Medieval Battle' by John Bartmann and John Yarnold
'RPG Battle loop' by sirkoto51 of freesound.org
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SFX
Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:
BELIZE BEACH LANDING
cathedral-echo by reinsamba
electricity-crackling-close-to-an-electrical-post-in-the-desert-of-atacama-chile by felix-blume
sea-lines-screaming-on-a-rock-in-the-pacific-ocean-chile by felix-blume
easter-island-5-minute-md-recording-of-waves-crashing-against-volcanic-ro-1 by cybergenic
roaring-house-fire-wall-fall-in by 7778
fire-from-a-nettle by urupin
wood-hit-01 by dheming
fireworks4 by andy-gardner
bottlesmarblefloor by herbertboland
SIEGE OF CASTLE MAGNIFICENT
cathedraldoor by wim
empty-corridor-of-a-spacecraft by vospi
ambience-hockeyrink-empty by mikeonfire99
bottlesmarblefloor by herbertboland
running-in-a-hall by taira-komori
01-21-footsteps-tile-slippers-medium-pace by splicesound
atlas3-2x-16bit by pixelmasseuse
cat-running-stairs by philllchabbb
CHILLINOUS PLAINS
Wind Houling 1 by Bosk1
wind3 by eliasheuninck
svalbard_ny_aalesund_20060807 by jeo
Feedback Soundscape by Thalamus_Lab
ROOF OF THE DARK SPAIN PLAZA
calm-wind by equality-x12
oneeronderhorreo by herbertboland
building-rooftops-ambient by batman6661
phone-vibrate by cabeeno-rossley
going-up-stairs-in-a-hurry by taira-komori
walking-by-in-the-rain-short by roofdog
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ART
Track art and logo by Tom McNally
Original character designs by Bruno Stahl
Nobody can doubt that Bitey the Lion had a transformative effect on The Saga of the European King when he was introduced. Young viewers came in their millions, enthralled by his antics, disrespect for authority and smart mouth. The flagging franchise was revived and the merchandise options became practically unlimited.
Bitey appeared on everything from lunch boxes, pajamas, toothbrushes, adverts for the Green Cross Code and kidney dialysis machines. In 1991 he even had his own hit single that was number one in the charts for sixteen weeks - that Christmas you couldn't move, shop or sleep without hearing 'The Bitey Bop' aggressively blared at you from hidden speakers and passing cars.
Historian Nicolai Roos has produced this remaster of the old favourite so you can relive that magical December of 1991 all over again.
The King is trapped in a foreign prison. While his sword entertains his father's greatest enemy, the King meditates on his past adventures, previous episodes and spin-offs. Which ghost of the past can save him?
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Written and edited by Tom McNally
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PERFORMED BY:
Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards
Amy Sutton played Fighty Fran, Ms. Miller and Bitey the Lion.
Joshua Crisp played Erik Rage-Eater!, Horrible Harry Glowfist, Father Figaro, Axe Axewound and GoGoGorilla.
Tom McNally did the narration and played The King, Terrorthaw and Chuckwalla.
Ben Edwards was Cutty.
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MUSIC
Theme tune music by Nicolai Roos
'Domestic Harmony' by John Bartmann
'The Bitey Bop' by Nicolai Roos
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SFX
Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:
ERIK RAGE-EATER!'S THRONE ROOM
cathedral-ambience-01 by klankbeeld
FLASHBACK TO KASTEEL VAN LAEKEN
cathedraldoor by wim
empty-corridor-of-a-spacecraft by vospi
ambience-hockeyrink-empty by mikeonfire99
bottlesmarblefloor by herbertboland
running-in-a-hall by taira-komori
ART CLASS IN THE LIBRARY
library-children by barcelonetasonora
classroom-ambiance by joedeshon
children2 by yacou
little-girls-screaming by robinhood76
small-girls-screams by robinhood76
two-chairs-crash by issalcake
ORIGIN OF BITEY
lacambre by pcaeldries
grass1 by freefire66
lions-two by bidone
lions-roar-at-lincoln-park-zoo by terwelp
footstep-drag-indoors by abbahoot
lagunita-foot-dragging by xserra
swoosh by pasdepoisson
baseball-bat-hit-3 by ctcollab
hitting-baseball-w-wooden-bat by cgeffex
close-combat-baseball-bat-head-hits-multiple by CJ Johnson
DEATH OF BITEY
vet-clinic-operating-room-ward by jay6waza
JAILBREAK
clatter-wood-11 by adam-n
atlas3-2x-16bit by pixelmasseuse
cellar-atmo-large-building by claudius
metal-screwing by nicstage
rubble-walk-rocky-grit-cave-footsteps by martian
station-central-hall-2 by sandermotions
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ART
Track art and logo by Tom McNally
Original character designs by Bruno Stahl
The King's friends have been patiently waiting for his return at the Kasteel van Laken in Brussels.
But when a souring love, several heart attacks and the increasing desperation of arch-villain Terrorthaw overcome them they prepare for a long and hazardous sea voyage to the United States.
Will they and their ship be eaten by a gigantic dugong? Signs point to 'yes.'
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Written and edited by Tom McNally
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PERFORMED BY
Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards
Amy Sutton played Prince Prince, Queen Medb, Sally Minefield, Pineycone, Page
Joshua Crisp played Colonel Glowfist, Father Figaro, Little Louie Duke of Portugal, Jen the Necroninja
Tom McNally did the narration and played Terrorthaw and Chuckwalla
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MUSIC
Theme tune music and interstitials by Nicolai Roos
Terrorthaw's sting - Dark Synth and
Glowfist's sting - Guitar Flair by John Bartmann Pineycone's theme by Mano Camatsos
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SFX
Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:
A NICE MORNING
brussels-bells-3 by everythingsounds
amb-birds-in-a-garden-in-brussels-2014-03-30-5am by davidmenke
lying-on-bed by avakas
walk-on-bed by gyzhor
NECRONINJA DOJO
kalium-arsenicum-5-min-version-binaural by the-very-real-horst
gong-25-144 by the-very-real-horst
walking-into-studio-and-tapping-mics by mickmon.com
01-23-footsteps-tile-slippers-jumping-scuffs by Splicesound
whoosh02 by kingsrow
steps-big-hall-2 by ninafoletti
quarry-blasting by juskiddink
heavy-impacts by richerlandertv
barrage-firework-with-finale-of-powerful-shells-5th-nov-2013 by crosbychris
GRAND HALL
wood-burning-stove by nebulousflynn
fire-in-woodburning-stove by benboncan
fire-burning-in-stove by jagadamba
chair-scapes by taxmanforever
cathedral-ambience-01 by klankbeeld
swedish-library by jonnytheponny
cathedraldoor_L by wim
creaking-door_L by wim
footstepsonadock by mmaruska
PINEYCONE
bird-flapping-wings by elfman-rox
PORTUGUESE DOCK
bi71-corne-de-brume-r by revoyre
caissodre-montijodocks by amabok
matosinhos-beach-in-between-bar-and-waterline by digitopia
The King has been missing for a long time. All of his friends who are not time-travellers are worried sick.
His friends who are time-travellers, however, have more pressing mysteries on their mind - what is the best way to keep the wild gods of the Arctic from knocking down his rad castle? What really went down at the Sack of Rome, which is hands-down the coolest part of history? And why is Ba'al Hadad, god of thunder and fertility, such a useless layabout?
But don't worry friends, there's a Magic Telephone on the hall table and everything will be all right when he calls back.
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Written and edited by Tom McNally
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Performed by Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards with special guest star Peter Markiner.
Peter Marinker played Caesar
Amy Sutton played Saint Francis
Joshua Crisp played Ba'al
Tom McNally did the narration and played The King's Great-Great Grandfather, Mechanicus and General Magnificent
Theme tune and musical stings by Nicolai Roos
Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:
SACK OF ROME
00853 distant demolition by Robinhood76
War Drum Single Hits by Matt Namer
BurlingtonIndustriesImplosion by the_toilet_guy
Cardboard burning 1 by raremess
Bonfire Flames by Electroviolence
Riot Crowd Immersed in 5.1 Take 2 by MrProfDrDickweed
CHILLINOUS PLAINS
Wind Houling 1 by Bosk1
wind3 by eliasheuninck
svalbard_ny_aalesund_20060807 by jeo
Feedback Soundscape by Thalamus_Lab
Station central hall 2 by Sandermotions
bronze object in wind 140816_0376 by klankbeeld
KITCHEN
Kitchen ambiance by Hourofmidnight
Cutlery dropping into drawer by kitschead
Cutlery_2 by coldwellw
Glass dishes by bolcol
Previously on The Saga of the European King…
It's been a long time and a lot has happened. Maybe you've listened to Book One and maybe you haven't. Either way, you might need a refresher course on the King, Europe and the Saga that involves both before you crash Book Two into your brain. This is that refresher course.
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Written and edited by Tom McNally
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Performed by Amy Sutton, Joshua Crisp, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards
Amy Sutton played Sally Minefield, Ex-Queen, Prince Prince, Queen Medb, Saint Francis and Pineycone
Joshua Crisp played Father Figaro, Axe Axewound, Colonel Glowfist, Ba'al, the Green King
Tom McNally did the narration and played the King, Terrorthaw, General Magnificent, Mechanicus and the Devil
Ben Edwards was Cutty
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Theme tune music and interstitials by Nicolai Roos
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Sound effects not made by Tom McNally are courtesy of the wonderful freesound.org community. This episode included the following:
Little wings by user dobroide
magpie-wingsflapping by user digifishmusic
swansflyby by user acclivity
beating-wings by user juskiddink
bird-building02, grackles by user soundbytez
bird-flapping-wings by user elfman-rox
mallad-and-mandarin-ducks-with-take-off by user pillonoise
04342-sucking-vacuum-whooshes by user robinhood76
vaccum by user tpb
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Track art by Tom McNally
The Ex-Queen makes her move and the King is caught at every disadvantage. The Irish, the birds, and a three-man tent meet in glorious, decisive battle as the King fights to keep his family exactly how he likes it.
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Written and edited by Tom McNallyMastered by John Bartmann
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Performed by Ben Meredith, Claudia Treacher, Alex Hatton, Joshua Crisp, Ellen Buckley, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards.
Ellen Buckley played Queen Medb
Joshua Crisp as Saint Artalus
Alex Hatton played Colonel Glowfist & Pineycone
Ben Meredith played Axe Axewound & Father Figaro
Claudia Treacher played Sally Minefield, the Ex-Queen & Prince Prince
Tom McNally did the narration and played the King
Ben Edwards was Cutty
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The theme tune, 'The King Is Coming,' written by Nicolai Roos
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Track art by Bruno Stahl
The King comes back to life just in time to face the rampaging Irish hordes brought to his doorstep by his ex-wife. Queen Medb has also been brought back to life after being in Hell for however many years. The King doesn't even get to meet her before her motives are brought into question.
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Written and edited by Tom McNallyMastered by John Bartmann
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Performed by Ben Meredith, Claudia Treacher, Alex Hatton, Joshua Crisp, Ellen Buckley, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards.
Ellen Buckley played Queen Medb
Joshua Crisp as Ba'al, Dr. Tchaikovsky, Lord Moneyfight & Little Louie, Duke of Portugal
Alex Hatton played Colonel Glowfist, Saint Francis & Pineycone
Ben Meredith played Axe Axewound, Father Figaro, General Magnificent & The Green King
Claudia Treacher played Sally Minefield and the Ex-Queen
Tom McNally did the narration and played the King
Ben Edwards was Cutty
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The theme tune, 'The King Is Coming,' written by Nicolai Roos
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Track art by Bruno Stahl
The King hits all of the nightclubs in an attempt to mend his broken heart, while the Adventure Team recruits a charming new friend who is also an ancient Irish queen. Nothing but the best for the Adventure Team.
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Written and edited by Tom McNallyMastered by John Bartmann
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Performed by Ben Meredith, Claudia Treacher, Alex Hatton, Joshua Crisp, Ellen Buckley, Tom McNally and Ben Edwards.
Ellen Buckley played Queen Medb
Alex Hatton played Colonel Glowfist
Ben Meredith played Axe Axewound, Father Figaro, The Green King & the Devil
Claudia Treacher played Sally Minefield, Helen & Emma
Tom McNally did the narration and played the King & the Devil
Ben Edwards was Cutty
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The theme tune, 'The King Is Coming,' written by Nicolai Roos
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Track art by Tom McNally
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