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City Garden meadow city garden.jpg|City Garden The Meadow is a region of West Tamir (although meadows do exist in other lands as well). It is a vibrant area within Tamir. It lies between the Great Sea Ocean and the woods. It is the location of the Unicorn. A pretty flatland with dark green grass, the meadow contains Dandelion flowers, Spruce trees and Birch wood bushes. Many passive mobs spawn here, as well as spruce wood villages. The sub-biome Meadow Forest can generate in a Meadow. Additionally, wild carrots can be found here. >"Thank you, friends...You saved my life." —Meadow Meadow is one of the cheetah warriors residing in the Valley of Avalar. He appeared in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. Complete The Silver Falcons: Part Three. Available after Koenigsdorf. Meadow is a small beige female terrier with dark ears. A meadow was an area of a planetary surface covered by grass and similar plants. In 2268, one of the irrational statements made towards the androids on Mudd by Spock was "logic is a little tweeting bird chirping in a meadow." (TOS: "I, Mudd" ) The same year, upon exploring the surface of Amerind, Leonard McCoy remarked the planet was "meadows and no meteor craters", which expressed his surprise about the planet's Earth-like flora and the presence of advanced technology. (TOS: "The Paradise Syndrome" ) — Meadow Meadow (メドゥ, medou) is a character from Summon Night 5. Old English mǣdwe, inflected form of mǣd, from Germanic *mǣdwon, from Proto-Indo-European *metwa- (*me-, ‘mow’). Compare mead. Meadow ist eine kleine, beige Hündin mit dunklen Ohren. Meadow is a somewhat reserved individual living in a town in Virginia, and well, to be quaint, doesn't feel all that comfortable revealing much about himself. Most of his friends consider him to be too apologetic and shy about himself, but they don't particularly mind. Meadow enjoys reading, writing, drawing, and making crafts out of all sorts of mediums when he has a few minutes or so to himself. His first game console was the Game Boy Color, and his first game for that was Super Mario Bros. Deluxe. Ever since, Meadow has remained as an avid and passionate fan of the Mario series, but unfortunately, knows very, very few games outside of it. His favorite TV show is The Mole. He has no favorite book nor author, but the most memorable book for him that he read recently was Ida B., but Kather The Meadow field (also known as Sogen, Grassland, and Plain) was shown briefly in Duelist Kingdom. It was used by Joey Wheeler to power-up his Warrior-Type monsters. In the manga, it is specified that the Meadow also powers up Beast-Warrior-Type monsters, but Katsuya Jonouchi's "Battle Steer" received no advantage (although it's possible that it was played in the wrong Zone). In early video games, the field can be changed to Meadow by activating "Sogen", which grants the ATK and DEF changing effects of Sogen to the affected area. Meadow is an old friend of Shaggy Rogers, and owner of the show dog, M'Lady Moonbeam.

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Meadow is an old friend of Shaggy Rogers, and owner of the show dog, M'Lady Moonbeam. — Meadow Meadow (メドゥ, medou) is a character from Summon Night 5. Meadow ist eine kleine, beige Hündin mit dunklen Ohren. The Meadow field (also known as Sogen, Grassland, and Plain) was shown briefly in Duelist Kingdom. It was used by Joey Wheeler to power-up his Warrior-Type monsters. In the manga, it is specified that the Meadow also powers up Beast-Warrior-Type monsters, but Katsuya Jonouchi's "Battle Steer" received no advantage (although it's possible that it was played in the wrong Zone). In early video games, the field can be changed to Meadow by activating "Sogen", which grants the ATK and DEF changing effects of Sogen to the affected area. A pretty flatland with dark green grass, the meadow contains Dandelion flowers, Spruce trees and Birch wood bushes. Many passive mobs spawn here, as well as spruce wood villages. The sub-biome Meadow Forest can generate in a Meadow. Additionally, wild carrots can be found here. Meadow is a somewhat reserved individual living in a town in Virginia, and well, to be quaint, doesn't feel all that comfortable revealing much about himself. Most of his friends consider him to be too apologetic and shy about himself, but they don't particularly mind. Meadow enjoys reading, writing, drawing, and making crafts out of all sorts of mediums when he has a few minutes or so to himself. His first game console was the Game Boy Color, and his first game for that was Super Mario Bros. Deluxe. Ever since, Meadow has remained as an avid and passionate fan of the Mario series, but unfortunately, knows very, very few games outside of it. His favorite TV show is The Mole. He has no favorite book nor author, but the most memorable book for him that he read recently was Ida B., but Katherine Hannigan. His favorite foods include : brioches, sushi, broccoli, celery, and eggs. He is not very good at writing introductions and writing in general. Old English mǣdwe, inflected form of mǣd, from Germanic *mǣdwon, from Proto-Indo-European *metwa- (*me-, ‘mow’). Compare mead. >"Thank you, friends...You saved my life." —Meadow Meadow is one of the cheetah warriors residing in the Valley of Avalar. He appeared in The Legend of Spyro: Dawn of the Dragon. Meadow is a small beige female terrier with dark ears. A meadow was an area of a planetary surface covered by grass and similar plants. In 2268, one of the irrational statements made towards the androids on Mudd by Spock was "logic is a little tweeting bird chirping in a meadow." (TOS: "I, Mudd" ) The same year, upon exploring the surface of Amerind, Leonard McCoy remarked the planet was "meadows and no meteor craters", which expressed his surprise about the planet's Earth-like flora and the presence of advanced technology. (TOS: "The Paradise Syndrome" ) When the Romulans brainwashed Geordi La Forge in 2367, they stimulated his brain with positive and negative images. A positive image was a spring day on Earth with a "beautiful meadow, green trees, birds, a blue sky". (TNG: "The Mind's Eye" ) In 2372, Q told Kathryn Janeway that he'd bring the USS Voyager back to Earth, so she could run across a meadow with her puppies with the grass beneath her bare feet. (VOY: "Death Wish") In 2375, the location where Benjamin Sisko planned to build a house in the Kendra Province on Bajor featured a creek running through meadows into a forest. (DS9: "Penumbra") In the 2376 holoprogram set in 19th century Fair Haven, Mary Mulchaey fell into a well, which caused her mother to call for help. Upon return, she found Mary unharmed and in a meadow talking with Katie O'Clare, who claimed nothing had happened. (VOY: "Spirit Folk") Complete The Silver Falcons: Part Three. Available after Koenigsdorf. City Garden meadow city garden.jpg|City Garden The Meadow is a region of West Tamir (although meadows do exist in other lands as well). It is a vibrant area within Tamir. It lies between the Great Sea Ocean and the woods. It is the location of the Unicorn.

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