Meet the Crotoonians is a series of videos that introduces new viewers to the different characters of The Railways of Crotoonia.
Contents
Thomas (VS. Bertie)
Thomas vs Bertie is the first episode of this series. It focuses on Thomas and was uploaded on 21st November 2015. It was written by Milan Prsa.
Characters
Trivia
- This is the only piece of Crotoonia media where Christopher Bouchard voices Thomas, and the only voice role he's had as of late.
Video
Tracy's Heavy Haul
Tracy's Heavy Haul is the second episode of this series. It focuses on Tracy and was uploaded on 15th February 2016. It was written by Milan Prsa.
Characters
- Ten Cents (cameo)
- Tracy
- Luke the Engine Driver
- Emma (does not speak)
- Percy (cameo)
- James (not nammed)
- Humphrey (mentioned)
- Rodrick (mentioned)
- Duck (does not speak)
- Lady (cameo)
- Cranky (cameo)
- Calley (does not speak)
- Melissa (cameo)
- T.J. (cameo)
- Wartime (cameo)
Video
Casey Jr's Trick
Casey Jr's Trick is the third episode of this series. It focuses on Casey Jr and was uploaded on 24th November 2016. It was the only Crotoonian script written by SwindonSudrian.
Characters
- Rodney
- Calley
- Gordon
- Casey Jr
- Big Freighter Pete
- Lady
Trivia
- There's a black BR Class 08 that appears when Casey Jr runs away laughing at Gordon. Contrary to popular belief, it's not Devious Diesel but a generic BR black diesel.
- The Bob The Builder song, Cowboy Holiday, Can be heard in the opening scenes
Video
Tillie and the Troublesome Trucks
Tillie and the Troublesome Trucks is the forth episode of this series. It focuses on Tillie and was uploaded 15th April 2017. It is written by Reuben Hoyle.
Characters
- Harry and Hamish
- Old Puffer Pete
- Troublesome Trucks
- Tillie
- Rosie
- Puffa
- James
- Edward
- Huey
- Skarloey
- Timothy
Trivia
- Old Puffer Pete's role in the episode was originally going to be Cormac but Milan didn't have his model ready in time.
- This is the only Crotoonia video where Edward is voiced by Milan.
Video
Rishaira and Grace Stack It Up
Info coming soon...
