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- A Ringmaster will eventually change careers and become a Veterinarian in the Animal Care career track.
- Circus was a support unit that has (as of now) only appeared twice. It was specially designed to be able to fuse with Dr. Light to make a giant robot. Its only appearance was made during the Attack of X, where Dr. Light fused with Circus, but he was unable to get to X, due to the door's small size. Dr. Light also used Circus in the storyline "All Good Things" to fight the merged form of Nate, Proto Man, and Mynd. Circus appears as a recolor of the Maverick Flame Mammoth from Mega Man X.
- A circus was any company of performance artists, such as clowns, acrobats, trained animals, (such as gorillas, tigers, lions and elephants) musicians, hoop dancers, trapeze acts and tightrope walking to name a few. One very common attraction at circuses and carnivals were the world famous sideshows. While investigating what they would soon learn was Gulliver's Ultimate Plan, Private Smith informed Colonel Wilcox of a circus type balloon that he saw in his radar screen. One Circus was touring in Metropolis when it was taken over by a team of supervillains called the Evil Animals.
- Circus is the stage that first appears in BlazBlue: Calamity Trigger. It is the stage of Carl Clover in the BlazBlue: Continuum Shift era and BlazBlue: Centralfiction. As the name suggests, the stage seems to be primarily for entertainment, and has several large animatronics playing instruments within the regal setting of the location.
- Circus (サカス Sakasu?) – robot pojawiający się w grze Sonic Advance 2.
- Circuses are entertainment buildings in Tropico 5. This article is a . You can help My English Wiki by expanding it.
- Circus is an episode of the television series Hello Kitty Stump Village. It originally aired in Japan on September 15th, 2005.
- "Circus" is a song by Britney Spears from her sixth studio album of the same name. It was released on December 2, 2008, by Jive Records as the second single from the album.
- A brief overview of the Cirus
- Circus is a location found in Breath of Fire II.
- Circuses are a feature of Fighting Fantasy canon.
- Everyone sees the circus
- Circus (サカス Sakasu) es un badnik que aparece exclusivamente en Sonic Advance 2. Sólo aparece en el escenario Music Plant. Estos robots fueron creados por el Dr. Eggman.
- Circus is the 51st episode in the first series of The Mr. Men Show
- The Circus ability allows Kirby to use many circus-related moves. He can quickly juggle flaming bowling pins, inflate balloon sculptures (which pop and damage nearby enemies), jump through fiery hoops, balance on large balls, and bounce on trampolines. All attacks that use fire can break ice blocks.
- "Circus" is the twelfth episode of the first season of Aqua Teen Hunger Force. It originally aired on November 17th, 2002.
- The Circus (サカス Sakasu?) is an enemy that appears in Sonic Advance 2. It is a model of badniks created by Dr. Eggman and appears in Music Plant.
- Circus is a DUPLO watercolour book published by Ameet, and suitable for children from three to five years old, and was released in 2009.
- A circus was a traveling company of entertainers that performed large public shows featuring clowns, acrobats, and trained animals. Preigo's Traveling World of Wonder, led by a Dug named Preigo, was one such company. When she was still a young princess in the making on Alderaan, Leia Organa wished she could run away to join a galactic circus rather than attending her etiquette lessons.
- Although the Circus is not the largest map, this TimeSplitters 2 map might possibly have the largest amount of different areas from the game. There is the large circus tent arena-like area, a merry-go-round, a maze-like out-doors, and a cage room. This is the setting of the circus freaks. The music featured here is a mischievous style circus band music. This map is last on the map selection screen, preceded by Site. The level has no time period listed or a corresponding Story level, but modern buildings, such as skyscrapers and houses, can be seen in the distance, suggesting that it is set at the present date. This map happens to have the biggest amount of non-story characters attached to it.
- The Circus are a group of mysterious and insane creatures that resemble circus performers, known as 'Sideshows'. They come from an unknown world and express a delight in causing mayhem and preventing advancement. They make themselves very unwelcome on Azulamatza, trying to foil attempts to resurrect Gallifrey. (DW: Ragnarok)
- The Circus is a gentle ride available for construction. It is available in all three games in the RollerCoaster Tycoon (series).
- A circus was a group of performing artists who put on shows involving exotic animals, stunts, humor, and curiosities. In 2267, in an effort to goad Spock into an altercation, James T. Kirk told him he belonged in a circus, not on a starship, right next to the dog-faced boy. (TOS: "This Side of Paradise" ) A circus could also be a metaphor for a chaotic, absurd series of events. Gillian Taylor was certain that there would be a media circus when George and Gracie were shipped out of the Cetacean Institute. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
- Planet Circus, much can be said about this Planet it is probably the only Planet that is known for being and designed as a Circus and a Zoolocical garden planet. and for the most part it is a Exsperiment world because originally circus was a mostly Dead world and its Under Terra Forming as we Speak of right not that will not be complete for centuries. but even though the world looks sort of like like Mars in the sol System. the Inhabitants that live herecome to stay because the capital city called the Show has been mostly Ploted out and that its designed to hold as many people as New York city on earth. but it will take a millenia before all the inhabitants fully populated the soon to be Megalopolis. w its thought that when "The show" is complete thats when all the life bearing planets wil
- The circus has featured occasionally in Sonic the Comic. The most prominent one was Bob Beaky's Travelling Circus, a cover for the Freedom Fighters. Without a permanent base to live in, the heroes would travel in circus disguises and entertain villagers, particularly in and around the Emerald Hill Zone. They were forced to drop this act when Super Sonic destroyed the caravan. Jetta Maxx of the Eternal Champions originally masqueraded as a circus trapezist but was killed when her act was sabotaged.
- This map takes place inside a common Circus (Labelled "CF Circus") at night, when everyone has already gone and only the soldiers are left behind. Apparently the animals have been evacuated as well, leaving the mutants less hosts to infect Notable spots:
- The Circus is a group of performers, including but not limited to acrobats, clowns, animal acts, jugglers, and daredevils who perform in a troop, often in multiple rings or arenas, and led by a Ringmaster. The Circus dates back to ancient Rome, where it consisted of horse and chariot races, and China where they consisted of primarily acrobatic acts. The sideshow also became an intrigal part of the circus, with "freaks" (such as Tattooed Ladies or gimmicky acts (such as the Flea circus) luring people into spending additional money for the secondary show.
- Animals are often difficult to teach to do specific stunts or to stay still. The easiest way to teach any animal to do something is to give some sort of reward when the task is accomplished, and to give a punishment when the task is failed. So, when and elephant, tiger, or any other animal does not do exactly what a human performer would want to be done, the animal is whipped.
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