Last ROW
At The Opera
Transportation and Computers
Portmanteaus
Blue Hair + Pronouns
400

Producer of blood cells

Marrow

400

High pitched female singer 

Soprano

400

A mass transportation vehicle or the B in USB

Bus

400

The technogy that allows devices to connect to the internet wirelessly

Wi-Fi

400

This popular blue hedgehog is considered as Sega's mascot

Sonic the Hedgehog

800

Used in fields to scare away birds

Scarecrow

800

Italian term for "well done" used to complement a good show

Bravo

800

A harbor where ships can dock or a game or software adapted to a different platform/console

Port

800

The art of dressing up as fictional characters

Cosplay

800

She is a character with blue twin tails that represents a virtual singing program

Hatsune Miku

1200

Propel something with your arm

Throw

1200

French for "again" and the audience may shout this if they really enjoyed a performance

Encore

1200

A place where buses, jeeps, and other vehicles may be dispatched or an interface that can be used to input commands

Terminal

1200

Consisting of letters and numbers

Alphanumeric

1200

Half of the villainous duo of the animated pokemon series

James

1600

Make a rut or groove, as with your eyebrows

Furrow

1600

Recurring melodies that represent specific characters, themes, or ideas in the story

Leitmotif

1600

Can refer to the flow of vehicles on a road or the amount of visitors of a website

Traffic

1600

To kill or harm someone with electricity

Electrocute

1600

This eccentric love interest from Scott Pilgrim vs. the World is typically depicted with blue hair in the video game series

Ramona Flowers

2000

A farming tool used to break up the ground

Harrow

2000

Term for a dramatic solo that sounds like a name

Aria

2000

Two vehicles hitting one another or two data points being saved in the same address in a hash map

Collision 

2000

A secret hiding place where valuables are kept

Stash

2000

The main protagonist that the title of the show "My Life as a Teenage Robot" is referring to

Jenny Wakeman

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