Thomas and Friends DC Dart Vehicle Playset

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Best seen (and heard) in the Japanese dubs; Bill and Ben's voice actors make them sound very young. Anti-Hero / Anti-Villain: In rare instances, he's portrayed as an engine that wants to do good work and be recognized for his talents, but doesn't know the right way to do so and ends up hurting or upsetting others. Toys "R" Us exclusive. Includes Thomas, Percy, Diesel, Dash, Victor, Winston, Bertie (replaced with Duncan in 2015), Harold, Kevin, and Captain. Series 21 - Springtime for Diesel, Dowager Hatt's Busy Day ( cameo), The Big Freeze and Daisy's Perfect Christmas Though there are some engines in real life (like the LB&SCR D1) that do have water cannons during WWII.

Walmart exclusive. Part of "Color Change" series. Includes color changing Iron 'Arry and Cargo Car.This special was shown in select UK, Irish and US theatres. It was the first special shown in IMAX theatres.

He also told Edward, Henry, James, Cranky and Porter about a "lost pirate" when Henry saw Skiff and Sailor John and mistook them for a ghost boat the previous night. Calling All Engines! | The Great Discovery | Cancelled 2009 Special | Hero of the Rails | Misty Island Rescue | Day of the Diesels | Blue Mountain Mystery | King of the Railway | Tale of the Brave | The Adventure Begins | Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure | The Great Race | Journey Beyond Sodor | Big World! Big Adventures! Harvey's original model had a metal hook, while his 2015 model has a plastic hook that is moulded onto his crane arm. His crane arm is static to one position and cannot move up or down, it only has motion to move 360 degrees. Ship Tease: He has some with Daisy in season 21. In "Springtime for Diesel", he feels guilty about bumping her and admits that he likes her while she's (pretending to be) asleep at the Dieselworks, and made a genuine effort to become her friend. At one point in "A Most Singular Engine", he blushes as he says her name.Brooklyn Rage: In The Movie, Diesel 10 speaks in a rough and angry New York accent. He also caused Lady to crash, unapologetically tries to kill James, Lady and Thomas, and he nearly dropped Mr. Conductor off a viaduct. This oddly contrasts to his much smoother Evil Brit voice in later appearances. Mythology Gag: Though the TV series never adapted Thomas and the Evil Diesel proper, the premise of Diesel becoming an occasional Friendly Enemy to Thomas got used recurrently from the HIT era onwards. Series 19 - Who's Geoffrey?, The Truth About Toby, A Cranky Christmas, Toad and the Whale, Salty All at Sea, Reds vs. Blues ( cameo), The Little Engine Who Raced Ahead, Diesel's Ghostly Christmas and No Help at All Adaptational Jerkass: Reconstructed. Even after supposedly changing her ways in "Percy's Predicament", many stories afterwards in the TV series convey her as rude, lazy and snobbish as ever. After relearning these lessons however, Season 21 brings her more or less to the same level as her novel counterpart, being genuinely more helpful and friendly, if still extremely vain. The Brute: Along with being the Big Bad of at least two features, Diesel 10 is this among the diesels; being a very large and very strong Class 42 Warship locomotive with a dangerous hydraulic claw arm.

Jerk with a Heart of Gold: According to Salty, anyway. Finally seen when Cranky saves Kevin from falling into the sea, and stands up for him to the Fat Controller. On streaming platforms, an instrumental piece of the song Day of the Diesels plays after the ending credits. According to Sam Barlow, the film originally had some scenes which were deemed too scary for children and Diesel 10 would have been voiced by Rupert Degas.Platonic Life-Partners: With Ryan. They live together, but they're just friends. She has Ship Tease with Diesel anyways. The prototypes of Emily, Molly and the Big City Engine had six wheels on their tenders, while their final models have four. Gordon, Emily, Murdoch, Spencer, Hank, Hiro, (both normal and patchwork versions), Freddie, Connor, Caitlin, Gator, D199 and Class 40 have a reduced number of wheels due to sizing constraints. Reluctant Retiree: His retirement wasn't his own decision; he was gradually phased out as growing workloads became too big for him to keep up. By the time Thomas takes over his line, he's rotting away in a siding.