I would like to share with you the links and resources I used to help in putting together this blog. These are also worth checking out for more information about Maple Town.
Maple Town's entry on Wikipedia
Maple Town's entry on IMDB
Maple Town's official entry on Toei Animation - This is in Japanese.
Maple Town on the Big Cartoon Database
Maple Town Wiki - A wiki for Maple Town; a very handy reference I used for my research.
Maple Town Story Forums - A forum powered by ProBoards about Maple Town, Palm Town and anything related to it. As of early 2017, there's not much activity going on but it is handy for tidbits of information. I plan to cite info from here when I can. Anyone browsing this blog/compendium should check the board out and maybe give it life again.
Maple Town Page on Tripod - This page was very handy and was what jogged my memory about this anime series. While it's a goldmine of information, it seems to be dead. It doesn't seem to be updated and there's no way to contact anyone who maintains the page.
This post will be updated regularly as I learn more information.
Be sure to check out my blog about my comics series Sunnyville Stories and my webcomic Tiffany & Corey. If you like this blog, be sure to buy me a Ko-Fi.
An overview & analysis of the 1980s anime series, Maple Town, and its sequel Palm Town.
Saturday, June 9, 2018
Friday, June 8, 2018
Maple Town Home Video Releases
Maple Town did get home video releases on VHS format back in the late 1980s.
According to this Tripod based Maple Town page, six videocassettes were released by Family Home Entertainment from about 1988 to 1990.
The first cassette pictured here, titled "Welcome to Maple Town", was released in 1987 and has about 4 episodes running about 86 minutes total. These episodes are: Welcome to Maple Town, The Stolen Necklace, The Pot That Wouldn't Hold Water and the Greatest Treasure of All.
The remaining five videos released all have just two episodes each. They are as follows:
"The Prettiest Dress In Maple Town", 1987, containing The Prettiest Dress In Maple Town and The Children's Forest Patrol
"A Baby Comes to Maple Town", 1987, containing A Baby Comes to Maple Town and When Children Must Be Grownups
"The Case of the Missing Candy, 1987, containing the Case of the Missing Candy and Teacher, Please Don't Go
"Medicine from Maple Mountain", 1987, containing Medicine from Maple Mountain and the Ransom of Maple Forest
"The House Made of Love", 1987, containing the House Made of Love and A Most Unlikely Heroine
In Japan during the 1990s, Toei Video released about ten videocassettes with about three episodes each. (Above image courtesy of the Lost Media Wiki.) The UK got a few video releases through Multiple Sound Distributors. Meanwhile in the Netherlands, CNR Video released a few cassettes with episodes.
As for DVD releases, even in this day and age, they are quite rare. DVD releases exist in Japan, Spain and Hungary.
This is the DVD release of the Spanish Maple Town dub known as "La Aldea Del Arce".
I have no pictures of the Hungarian DVD release at present. In its native Japan, Toei has released both Maple Town and Palm Town on DVD over two boxed sets. My sources tell me that as many DVD sets do, there's bonus material such as production art, storyboards and character model sheets.
At the time of this writing, no other DVD releases have been announced for elsewhere like the United States.
There are two points of order that I need to address here. The first is that anyone in North America interested in getting any of the above DVD releases should take heed. Europe and Japan uses a region 2 coding for their videodiscs; these will NOT work on a North American DVD player, which are region 1.
The other one is directed at anyone looking for episodes in any format (DVD, videocassette, digital files and so on). PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT ME HERE OR BY EMAIL ASKING FOR EPISODES. For legal reasons, I cannot offer them nor can I direct you to any sources for these episodes. You are on your own for locating these.
Should the situation change with any sort of digital or optical disc release, this post will be updated.
Be sure to check out my blog about my comics series Sunnyville Stories and my webcomic Tiffany & Corey. If you like this blog, be sure to buy me a Ko-Fi.
According to this Tripod based Maple Town page, six videocassettes were released by Family Home Entertainment from about 1988 to 1990.
The first cassette pictured here, titled "Welcome to Maple Town", was released in 1987 and has about 4 episodes running about 86 minutes total. These episodes are: Welcome to Maple Town, The Stolen Necklace, The Pot That Wouldn't Hold Water and the Greatest Treasure of All.
The remaining five videos released all have just two episodes each. They are as follows:
"The Prettiest Dress In Maple Town", 1987, containing The Prettiest Dress In Maple Town and The Children's Forest Patrol
"A Baby Comes to Maple Town", 1987, containing A Baby Comes to Maple Town and When Children Must Be Grownups
"The Case of the Missing Candy, 1987, containing the Case of the Missing Candy and Teacher, Please Don't Go
"Medicine from Maple Mountain", 1987, containing Medicine from Maple Mountain and the Ransom of Maple Forest
"The House Made of Love", 1987, containing the House Made of Love and A Most Unlikely Heroine
In Japan during the 1990s, Toei Video released about ten videocassettes with about three episodes each. (Above image courtesy of the Lost Media Wiki.) The UK got a few video releases through Multiple Sound Distributors. Meanwhile in the Netherlands, CNR Video released a few cassettes with episodes.
As for DVD releases, even in this day and age, they are quite rare. DVD releases exist in Japan, Spain and Hungary.
This is the DVD release of the Spanish Maple Town dub known as "La Aldea Del Arce".
I have no pictures of the Hungarian DVD release at present. In its native Japan, Toei has released both Maple Town and Palm Town on DVD over two boxed sets. My sources tell me that as many DVD sets do, there's bonus material such as production art, storyboards and character model sheets.
At the time of this writing, no other DVD releases have been announced for elsewhere like the United States.
There are two points of order that I need to address here. The first is that anyone in North America interested in getting any of the above DVD releases should take heed. Europe and Japan uses a region 2 coding for their videodiscs; these will NOT work on a North American DVD player, which are region 1.
The other one is directed at anyone looking for episodes in any format (DVD, videocassette, digital files and so on). PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT ME HERE OR BY EMAIL ASKING FOR EPISODES. For legal reasons, I cannot offer them nor can I direct you to any sources for these episodes. You are on your own for locating these.
Should the situation change with any sort of digital or optical disc release, this post will be updated.
Be sure to check out my blog about my comics series Sunnyville Stories and my webcomic Tiffany & Corey. If you like this blog, be sure to buy me a Ko-Fi.
Thursday, June 7, 2018
Maple Town Episode List (North America)
Maple Town was exported to many other countries throughout the world in 1987 and translated into a number of languages for foreign viewers.
When it came to the United States of America, all 52 episodes were not broadcast in the United States market. My research shows that a run of 65 episodes were planned but this was not done. (On another note, since Maple Town only contained 52 episodes, this implies they may have planned to dub some of the episodes from its sequel series, Palm Town, to add onto this planned 65-episode run. But this is only speculation on my part.) The reasons for this and why its sequel Palm Town never made it to this side of the Atlantic Ocean is unknown (but that's another blog post).
Select episodes ran in barter syndication sometime in 1987. More episodes started airing on children's cable channel Nickelodeon until it was pulled from their lineup around April 2, 1993.
The following are the English titles of episodes that broadcast in the USA and possibly Canada. I don't have full information on which episodes ran nor do I have their exact airdate; I can only speculate from my research that these aired originally in 1987 and 1988 in both syndication and on Nickelodeon.
1. Welcome to Maple Town!
2. The Stolen Necklace
3. Box Go Boom (Alternate title may be "The Silver Spoons")
4. The Greatest Treasure of All
5. The Pot That Wouldn't Hold Water
6. Medicine from Maple Mountain
7. The Children's Forest Patrol
8. The Ransom of Maple Forest
9. A Most Unlikely Heroine
10. The Prettiest Dress In Maple Town
11. The House Made of Love
12. Teacher, Please Don't Go!
13. The Letter That Saved Mayor Dandy Lion (Alternate title may be "Letters of Love")
14. Father Still Knows Best (Alternate title may be "A Lesson from Father")
15. A Baby Comes to Maple Town
16. The Spirit of Twin Peaks
17. When Children Must Be Grownups
18. A Love Letter to Miss Deer (Alternate title may be "Love Letter Mix-Up")
19. The Beaver Family's Swimming Hole (Alternate title may be "The Beaver Family Pool")
20. The Maple Town Children's Newspaper (Alternate title may be "The Maple Town Newspaper")
21. The Mystery Man of Maple Town
22. The Case of the Missing Candy
23. The Forgotten Dream (Alternate title may be "A Long Forgotten Dream")
24. Friends of Maple Town
25. Angels of the Valley
26. The Witch's Castle (Alternate title maybe "The Old Witch's Castle")
27. High Tide
28. The Ghost Piano
29. Panic in the Hospital
30. Unfortunate Predictions
31. A Maple Town Wedding
32. Rotten Fruit
If anyone has more information about episodes that aired in the USA or Canada, feel free to comment here or contact me at mapletown(at)gmx(dot)com.
When it came to the United States of America, all 52 episodes were not broadcast in the United States market. My research shows that a run of 65 episodes were planned but this was not done. (On another note, since Maple Town only contained 52 episodes, this implies they may have planned to dub some of the episodes from its sequel series, Palm Town, to add onto this planned 65-episode run. But this is only speculation on my part.) The reasons for this and why its sequel Palm Town never made it to this side of the Atlantic Ocean is unknown (but that's another blog post).
Select episodes ran in barter syndication sometime in 1987. More episodes started airing on children's cable channel Nickelodeon until it was pulled from their lineup around April 2, 1993.
The following are the English titles of episodes that broadcast in the USA and possibly Canada. I don't have full information on which episodes ran nor do I have their exact airdate; I can only speculate from my research that these aired originally in 1987 and 1988 in both syndication and on Nickelodeon.
1. Welcome to Maple Town!
2. The Stolen Necklace
3. Box Go Boom (Alternate title may be "The Silver Spoons")
4. The Greatest Treasure of All
5. The Pot That Wouldn't Hold Water
6. Medicine from Maple Mountain
7. The Children's Forest Patrol
8. The Ransom of Maple Forest
9. A Most Unlikely Heroine
10. The Prettiest Dress In Maple Town
11. The House Made of Love
12. Teacher, Please Don't Go!
13. The Letter That Saved Mayor Dandy Lion (Alternate title may be "Letters of Love")
14. Father Still Knows Best (Alternate title may be "A Lesson from Father")
15. A Baby Comes to Maple Town
16. The Spirit of Twin Peaks
17. When Children Must Be Grownups
18. A Love Letter to Miss Deer (Alternate title may be "Love Letter Mix-Up")
19. The Beaver Family's Swimming Hole (Alternate title may be "The Beaver Family Pool")
20. The Maple Town Children's Newspaper (Alternate title may be "The Maple Town Newspaper")
21. The Mystery Man of Maple Town
22. The Case of the Missing Candy
23. The Forgotten Dream (Alternate title may be "A Long Forgotten Dream")
24. Friends of Maple Town
25. Angels of the Valley
26. The Witch's Castle (Alternate title maybe "The Old Witch's Castle")
27. High Tide
28. The Ghost Piano
29. Panic in the Hospital
30. Unfortunate Predictions
31. A Maple Town Wedding
32. Rotten Fruit
If anyone has more information about episodes that aired in the USA or Canada, feel free to comment here or contact me at mapletown(at)gmx(dot)com.
Wednesday, June 6, 2018
Maple Town Episode List (Japanese)
Maple Town's official Japanese title is Maple Town Monogatari (Japanese: メイプルタウン物語), which translates as "Maple Town Stories". The show was produced by Toei Animation of Japan and was broadcast Sunday mornings on TV Asahi from January 19, 1986 to January 11, 1987. A total of 52 episodes were produced plus one film. A sequel series titled Palm Town or officially Shin Maple Town Monogatari: Palm Town Hen (Japanese: 新メイプルタウン物語-パームタウン編) which translates as "New Maple Town Stories: Palm Town Chapter". That ran for 50 episodes and in the same time slot on TV Asahi as its predecessor did.
The following is a list of episodes that ran; these titles were obtained from Wikipedia and Anime News Network.
1. "Kochira dōbutsu taun" (こちら動物タウン) - Jan. 19, 1986
2. "Nerawareta kubikazari" (ねらわれた首飾り) - Jan. 26, 1986
3. "Kie ta gin nosaji" (消えた銀のさじ) - Feb. 2, 1986
4. "Hori ate ta takara mono" (掘り当てた宝もの) - Feb. 9, 1986
5. "Ubawareta nabe" (うばわれたナベ) - Feb. 16, 1986
6. "Kowareta kusuri bin" (こわれた薬びん) - Feb. 23, 1986
7. "Mori no minarai keibitai" (森の見習い警備隊) - Mar. 2, 1986
8. "Watashino e wo mite!" (わたしの絵を見て！) - Mar. 9, 1986
9. "Hiroin hawatashi" (ヒロインはわたし) - Mar. 16, 1986
10. "Papa, kocchi mui te" (パパこっち向いて) - Mar. 23, 1986
11. "O kashi no ie no yakusoku" (お菓子の家の約束) - Mar. 30, 1986
12. "Ika naide! Sensei" (行かないで！先生) - Apr. 6, 1986
13. "Ai wo yobu tegami" (愛を呼ぶ手紙) - Apr. 13, 1986
14. "Tōsan arigatō" (父さんありがとう) - Apr. 20, 1986
15. "Haro! Akachan" (ハロー！赤ちゃん) - Apr. 27, 1986
16. "Usagi yama no kami sama" (うさぎ山の神さま) - May 4, 1986
17. "Kodomo dakeno machi" (子供だけの町) - May 11, 1986
18. "Tanoma reta koi no tegami" (頼まれた恋の手紙) - May 18, 1986
19. "Biibaa ie no natsu" (ビーバー家の夏) - May 25, 1986
20. "Patei no kodomo shinbun" (パティの子供新聞) - Jun. 1, 1986
21. "Nige tekita kaizoku" (逃げてきた海賊) - Jun. 8, 1986
22. "Kodomo tachino mujintō" (子供たちの無人島) - Jun. 15, 1986
23. "Yume nowasuremono" (夢のわすれもの) - Jun. 22, 1986
24. "Yama kara kita tomo dachi" (山から来た友だち) - Jun. 29, 1986
25. "Tanima no tenshi tachi" (谷間の天使たち) - Jul. 6, 1986
26. "Majo no sumu o shiro" (魔女の住むお城) - Jul. 13, 1986
27. "Kai garani negai wo!" (貝がらに願いを！) - Jul. 20, 1986
28 "Koibito tachino aoi umi" (恋人たちの青い海) - Jul. 27, 1986
29 "Fushigina piano" (ふしぎなピアノ) - Aug. 3, 1986
30 "Byōin ha taisa wagi" (病院は大さわぎ) - Aug. 10, 1986
31 "Yōkoso! O kyaku sama" (ようこそ！お客さま) - Aug. 17, 1986
32 "Shōtaijō gahoshii!" (招待状がほしい！) - Aug. 24, 1986
33 "Gureteru no koi uranai" (グレテルの恋占い) - Aug. 31, 1986
34 "Tabi no shoujo dōra" (旅の少女ドーラ) - Sept. 7, 1986
35 "Kinenshashin de chīzu!" (記念写真でチーズ!) - Sept. 14, 1986
36 "Akai tori mitsu keta!" (赤い鳥 見つけた!) - Sept. 21, 1986
37 "Akogare no baiorin" (憧れのバイオリン) - Sept. 28, 1986
38 "Kekkonshiki haomakase" (結婚式はおまかせ) - Oct. 5, 1986
39 "Daiana nonamida" (ダイアナのなみだ) - Oct. 12, 1986
40 "Himitsu no ie no onnanoko" (秘密の家の女の子) - Oct. 19, 1986
41 "Watashi no penfurendo" (私のペンフレンド) - Oct. 26, 1986
42 "Jasumin matsuri no yoru" (ジャスミン祭の夜) - Nov. 2, 1986
43 "Hoshi nitodoita tegami" (星にとどいた手紙) - Nov. 9, 1986
44 "Mafurâ no okurimono" (マフラーの贈り物) - Nov. 16, 1986
45 "Yama no ie hamou fuyu" (山の家はもう冬) - Nov. 23, 1986
46 "Mizuumi no sukêto kyousou" (湖のスケート競走) - Nov. 30, 1986
47 "Moshikashite megamisama?" (もしかして女神様?) - Dec. 7, 1986
48 "Sono kinko woakete!" (その金庫をあけて!) - Dec. 14, 1986
49 "Futagono akachan" (ふたごの赤ちゃん) - Dec. 21, 1986
50 "Kêki de shinnen wo!" (ケーキで新年を!) - Dec. 28, 1986
51 "Minami no machi noobasan" (南の町のおばさん) - Jan. 4, 1987
52 "Patei no tabidachi" (パティの旅立ち) - Jan. 11, 1987
The following is a list of episodes that ran; these titles were obtained from Wikipedia and Anime News Network.
1. "Kochira dōbutsu taun" (こちら動物タウン) - Jan. 19, 1986
2. "Nerawareta kubikazari" (ねらわれた首飾り) - Jan. 26, 1986
3. "Kie ta gin nosaji" (消えた銀のさじ) - Feb. 2, 1986
4. "Hori ate ta takara mono" (掘り当てた宝もの) - Feb. 9, 1986
5. "Ubawareta nabe" (うばわれたナベ) - Feb. 16, 1986
6. "Kowareta kusuri bin" (こわれた薬びん) - Feb. 23, 1986
7. "Mori no minarai keibitai" (森の見習い警備隊) - Mar. 2, 1986
8. "Watashino e wo mite!" (わたしの絵を見て！) - Mar. 9, 1986
9. "Hiroin hawatashi" (ヒロインはわたし) - Mar. 16, 1986
10. "Papa, kocchi mui te" (パパこっち向いて) - Mar. 23, 1986
11. "O kashi no ie no yakusoku" (お菓子の家の約束) - Mar. 30, 1986
12. "Ika naide! Sensei" (行かないで！先生) - Apr. 6, 1986
13. "Ai wo yobu tegami" (愛を呼ぶ手紙) - Apr. 13, 1986
14. "Tōsan arigatō" (父さんありがとう) - Apr. 20, 1986
15. "Haro! Akachan" (ハロー！赤ちゃん) - Apr. 27, 1986
16. "Usagi yama no kami sama" (うさぎ山の神さま) - May 4, 1986
17. "Kodomo dakeno machi" (子供だけの町) - May 11, 1986
18. "Tanoma reta koi no tegami" (頼まれた恋の手紙) - May 18, 1986
19. "Biibaa ie no natsu" (ビーバー家の夏) - May 25, 1986
20. "Patei no kodomo shinbun" (パティの子供新聞) - Jun. 1, 1986
21. "Nige tekita kaizoku" (逃げてきた海賊) - Jun. 8, 1986
22. "Kodomo tachino mujintō" (子供たちの無人島) - Jun. 15, 1986
23. "Yume nowasuremono" (夢のわすれもの) - Jun. 22, 1986
24. "Yama kara kita tomo dachi" (山から来た友だち) - Jun. 29, 1986
25. "Tanima no tenshi tachi" (谷間の天使たち) - Jul. 6, 1986
26. "Majo no sumu o shiro" (魔女の住むお城) - Jul. 13, 1986
27. "Kai garani negai wo!" (貝がらに願いを！) - Jul. 20, 1986
28 "Koibito tachino aoi umi" (恋人たちの青い海) - Jul. 27, 1986
29 "Fushigina piano" (ふしぎなピアノ) - Aug. 3, 1986
30 "Byōin ha taisa wagi" (病院は大さわぎ) - Aug. 10, 1986
31 "Yōkoso! O kyaku sama" (ようこそ！お客さま) - Aug. 17, 1986
32 "Shōtaijō gahoshii!" (招待状がほしい！) - Aug. 24, 1986
33 "Gureteru no koi uranai" (グレテルの恋占い) - Aug. 31, 1986
34 "Tabi no shoujo dōra" (旅の少女ドーラ) - Sept. 7, 1986
35 "Kinenshashin de chīzu!" (記念写真でチーズ!) - Sept. 14, 1986
36 "Akai tori mitsu keta!" (赤い鳥 見つけた!) - Sept. 21, 1986
37 "Akogare no baiorin" (憧れのバイオリン) - Sept. 28, 1986
38 "Kekkonshiki haomakase" (結婚式はおまかせ) - Oct. 5, 1986
39 "Daiana nonamida" (ダイアナのなみだ) - Oct. 12, 1986
40 "Himitsu no ie no onnanoko" (秘密の家の女の子) - Oct. 19, 1986
41 "Watashi no penfurendo" (私のペンフレンド) - Oct. 26, 1986
42 "Jasumin matsuri no yoru" (ジャスミン祭の夜) - Nov. 2, 1986
43 "Hoshi nitodoita tegami" (星にとどいた手紙) - Nov. 9, 1986
44 "Mafurâ no okurimono" (マフラーの贈り物) - Nov. 16, 1986
45 "Yama no ie hamou fuyu" (山の家はもう冬) - Nov. 23, 1986
46 "Mizuumi no sukêto kyousou" (湖のスケート競走) - Nov. 30, 1986
47 "Moshikashite megamisama?" (もしかして女神様?) - Dec. 7, 1986
48 "Sono kinko woakete!" (その金庫をあけて!) - Dec. 14, 1986
49 "Futagono akachan" (ふたごの赤ちゃん) - Dec. 21, 1986
50 "Kêki de shinnen wo!" (ケーキで新年を!) - Dec. 28, 1986
51 "Minami no machi noobasan" (南の町のおばさん) - Jan. 4, 1987
52 "Patei no tabidachi" (パティの旅立ち) - Jan. 11, 1987
Tuesday, June 5, 2018
A Word on Copyright
While I have put a copyright page here on this Maple Town blog, I feel it important to stress this as well in a blog post.
Maple Town and Palm Town are NOT my creations nor do I have any connection with those who created/produced the show. The copyrights and trademarks on this intellectual property belongs to their respective holders. I make no claim to said copyrights/trademarks whatsoever.
I will be sharing screenshots from Maple Town and Palm Town, video clips (courtesy of video sites like YouTube) and pictures of various merchandise. The purpose of these images and this site is for informational and educational purposes only; no infringement of any kind is intended to the rightful owners on the copyright/trademark on Maple Town. I repeat - I make no claim to any copyright on the aforementioned work and this blog would fall under fair use.
Maple Town and Palm Town are NOT my creations nor do I have any connection with those who created/produced the show. The copyrights and trademarks on this intellectual property belongs to their respective holders. I make no claim to said copyrights/trademarks whatsoever.
I will be sharing screenshots from Maple Town and Palm Town, video clips (courtesy of video sites like YouTube) and pictures of various merchandise. The purpose of these images and this site is for informational and educational purposes only; no infringement of any kind is intended to the rightful owners on the copyright/trademark on Maple Town. I repeat - I make no claim to any copyright on the aforementioned work and this blog would fall under fair use.
Monday, June 4, 2018
About Me
As for the humble author of this blog? My real name is my own business. You can call me Max West. I was born on January 4, 1980 in New York City. I grew up in the Ridgewood neighborhood of Queens and during the first half of the 1990s, lived in rural North Carolina. I presently live in Fargo, North Dakota.
What do I do? Besides doing this blog, I draw comics. I draw an independent comic series, Sunnyville Stories, as well as a webcomic titled Tiffany & Corey (links are below). I also write. I've tried my hand at writing fiction and, as you can surmise, I do much blogging too. My degree is in creative writing from Baruch College of New York City.
Be sure to check out my blog about my comics series Sunnyville Stories and my webcomic Tiffany & Corey. If you like this blog, be sure to buy me a Ko-Fi.
What do I do? Besides doing this blog, I draw comics. I draw an independent comic series, Sunnyville Stories, as well as a webcomic titled Tiffany & Corey (links are below). I also write. I've tried my hand at writing fiction and, as you can surmise, I do much blogging too. My degree is in creative writing from Baruch College of New York City.
Be sure to check out my blog about my comics series Sunnyville Stories and my webcomic Tiffany & Corey. If you like this blog, be sure to buy me a Ko-Fi.
Sunday, June 3, 2018
Reminder - Official Launch June 10th
Just a reminder - on Sunday, June 10, 2018, the Maple Town Compendium will officially launch.
This blog will be updated weekly on Sundays and is meant to examine the 1980s anime series Maple Town.
From now until that launch date, I will have a blog post up each day covering a couple of subjects such as myself, brief episode lists and some other material.
While you're waiting, be sure to check out my blog about my comics series Sunnyville Stories and my webcomic Tiffany & Corey. If you like this blog, be sure to buy me a Ko-Fi.
This blog will be updated weekly on Sundays and is meant to examine the 1980s anime series Maple Town.
From now until that launch date, I will have a blog post up each day covering a couple of subjects such as myself, brief episode lists and some other material.
While you're waiting, be sure to check out my blog about my comics series Sunnyville Stories and my webcomic Tiffany & Corey. If you like this blog, be sure to buy me a Ko-Fi.
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