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The Unisiblings now bear the surname "Royal-Fuzzington".
Richard's wife has been renamed from Coco to Meredith.
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New changes
The Unisiblings now bear the surname "Royal-Fuzzington".
Richard's wife has been renamed from Coco to Meredith.
Master Jacob's Holidays:
Winter:
Christmas: December 25th
New Year: January 1st
Christmasastide: December 25th – January 7th
Lunar New Year: between 21 January and 20 February
Brick Day: January 28th
Valentine's Day – February 14th
Spring:
April Fool's Day: April 1st
Easter: the first Sunday after the full Moon that occurs
Witch Night: April 30th – May 1st
Mother's Day: on the second Sunday in May
Summer:
Summer holidays (for minors and not working characters): June 1st – August 31st
Father's Day: on the third Sunday in June
Ice Cream Day (Unikingdom and North Mountains): July 21st
Onion Day (ONLY IN FROWNTOWN): July 27th
Fall/Autumn:
Knowledge Day (Fisrt School Day): September 1st
Halloween: October 31th
All Souls Day/Tombstone Night: November 1-2nd
Fireworks Night (Extravaganza): November 5th
Parade Day: November 22-28th
Notes:
– In my AU, all "religious" holidays are not such and are more cultural in nature than religious.
– Based on this, there are no religions from the real world. But if they are, they are inspired (a good example is Genshin Impact) or remind. So there are Action Forest's monks in the my AU's canon, but they are not connected with real religions.
– Christmasastide in my AU, this is an analogue of the Christmasastide, as well as Hanukkah and Kwanzaa. Since Christmasastide, they have only a common name, and that's it. + This is also done in order not to forget about Orthodox Christianity, where Christmas falls on January 7.
– Thanksgiving Day has been replaced by Parade Day, as a reference to the Float On episode, which aired on Thanksgiving Day.
– Knowledge Day is a "holiday" in my country and a day off. I think it would be nice if September 1st started as a grand event for students, for whom a party would be prepared later.
(the list will be updated)
Updates
I have updated the theme of my blog, however, depending on the device, the theme will either be light (for some reason my phone displays this in the PC version), and on the PC itself, the background gif may seem incomplete.
I will continue to put my blog in order, combining this business with work in real life.
Don't lose me, my dears! And also good luck in your studies / at work to you!