Gimme Energy
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Winged-Character Club
I like trains.
[Category], but from Japan
200
Originating from Melanesian and Polynesian peoples and culture, this supernatural force or power may be ascribed to people, spirits, or inanimate objects. Now, it is a common term in fantasy settings.
mana
200
James Joyce’s REM sleep cycle and morning routine.
Finnegans Wake
200
Yes, the city in Arizona, but the bird reborn from its own ashes is also the superhero name of Nari.
pheonix
200
The full name of this #1 Train:
Thomas the Tank Engine
200
Japan is turning THIS into electricity! Using piezoelectric tiles.
footsteps
400
Nuclear power is devised by splitting the nuclei of this.
atom
400
Christopher Paolini’s 2023 titular torture cycle.
Murtagh
400
Crime time, a killing committed by a flock of crows.
murder
400
This phase of water builds in pressure to push the pistons of its own type of engine. Also, a video game publishing platform.
steam
400
I don’t think Osamu Dasai was in the right head space when he wrote about the alienation of an unreliable narrator. Kinda makes you feel...
No Longer Human
600
When the sun and a tree love each other very much, the tree uses this process to produce energy and create a Huldra.
photosynthesis
600
Colleen Hoover’s most infamous date.
November 9th
600
Birds have wings to use this human named concept, of which were used in planes. Do you think Val's metal wings can use this?
Bernoulli’s Principle
600
“I like trains.” and other memed skits are attributed to this series of animated YouTube videos. Also, the first four letters of the second row on a keyboard.
asdfmovie
600
Pokémon EN famously has these legendry birds, their names derived from with a pun deriving in this language.
Spanish / uno, dos, tres
800
No. Calories give you energy. This is just a stimulant commonly found in coffee.
caffiene
800
Norman Boutin’s royally “most flawless book and character.” He'll debate you online if you disagree.
Empress Theresa
800
A flamingo gains it’s pink color from consuming this:
algae and/or brine shrimp
800
[Daily Double Challenge!]
Purdue Pete, boilermaker
800
While famous for its bullet trains, Japan hopes to finish construction of this type of train for the Chuo Shinkansen. Pray it does not get bisected.
Magnetic Levitation / Maglev / magnets
1000
Most of energy production seems to be making electricity by spinning this.
turbines
1000
Jerome David Stalinger— Oh shoot, John Lennon!
Catcher and the Rye
1000
Unlike most other birds, this common city fowl can produce milk for its young out of its throat.
pigeons
1000
Original published as the second part to "Levee Song," this adapted American spiritual of “all day long” labor is famous despite most only remembering the first lines.
I’ve been working on the railroad.
1000
[Daily Double!]
Yes. / Everything is. / [say anything but no.]