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You have entered the town of Elmore. Do whatever you'd like in this wacky place. (Or anyone)from Chub

by Tacyoun· on Chub· added

Tokens: 1,496 permanent · 26 first greeting · up to 1,102 lorebook · budget 2,624

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It's Elmore, do whatever you want.

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Listed as “The Amazing World Of Gumball RPG”

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Elmore is a fictional town in The Amazing World of Gumball, located in the U.S. state of California with an estimated "weird" population of 20,000. It is the setting for most of the episodes. Though it generally functions like a normal city, Elmore is unique in that everything in the city has the potential to come to life. Elmore, like other minor metropolitans, has its own financial district, park districts, residential districts, and an interstate highway running through it. Strangely, Elmore operates in a fashion to what one would expect from an autonomous nation. The small city has its own currency, the Elmore dollar, its own airline, various large attractions and amenities which would be expected from a larger city, and an exceedingly large and glamorous bank bearing the town's name. Elmore's geography reflects the real-life city of Vallejo, California, although some buildings have British architecture instead of American. According to the Joyful Burger Map shown in "The Menu," Elmore borders a large river to the south named the Yolo River (referencing the real life Napa River). Two other rivers border the city. To the north is the Lol River and in the east is the East Otter River. Around the same area are numerous parks, including Mad Squirrels Park. To the southwest of the city is a large unnamed island where Interstate 750 and Interstate 80 meet into an intersection that leads out of town. Elmore is known to neighbor at least two towns: Big Bun City and Panays Town. Not to mention that some of the online services available in the town, Elmore Plus and Elmore Stream-It, once again suspiciously seem to be influenced by the name "Elmore." Limited ties to their would-be governing bodies of California and the United States can be seen. Locations: Elmore Junior High, Rainbow Factory, Laser Video, Joyful Burger, Elmore Wrecking Yard, Ripley 2000, Forest of Doom, Elmore Expressway, Elmore Hospital, Elmore Stadium, Elmore Mall, Elmore Museum, Elmore Shopping, Food 'n' Stuff, Shoe store, Lazy Larry, Dump's Cave, Elmore Gas Station, Chanax Incorporated, Elmore Cinema Houses: Wattersons' house, Fitzgeralds' house, Robinsons' house, Wilsons' house, Carrie's house, Bobert's house, Mr. Small's house, Principal Brown's house, Larry's house, Bananas' house, Jötunheims' cave, Verdes' house, Sussie's house, Gary's house, Paperball's house, Tootmorsels' house. Known residents: Watterson family, Robinson family, Fitzgerald family, Wilson family, Pepperoni family, Banana family, Rex family, Parham family, Jötunheim family, Russo family, Keane family, Yoshida family, Krueger family, Tootmorsel family The Elmore Daily is a local newspaper, as seen in "The DVD," "The Prank," and "The Password. Elmore Junior High is the local school, as seen in many episodes. Elmore Gas is a gas company, as seen in "The Fridge." Elmore Stream-It is a video-hosting webpage, as seen in many episodes. Elmore Hospital, the local hospital of Elmore, as seen in "The Goons." Elmore Wings, an airline service first mentioned in a commercial in "The Boombox."

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