Difference between revisions of "History of LazyTown: 1703-1903"

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Sportacus reads from his copy of the book.

The History of LazyTown: 1703-1903 is a large, seemingly leather-bound book which supposedly lists the history of LazyTown. There are known to be at least two copies, one owned by Sportacus and the other belonging to the town's local library.

The book is first seen in Welcome to LazyTown, in which Sportacus reads his copy before arriving in town.

Stephanie is also seen reading the book when she discovers that it's Sports Day in the episode of the same name.

Mayor Meanswell reads the library's copy to the kids when teaching them about LazyTown's pirates in Rottenbeard.

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 The '''History of LazyTown: 1703-1903''' is a large, seemingly leather-bound book which supposedly lists the history of [[LazyTown (town)|LazyTown]]. There are known to be at least two copies, one owned by [[Sportacus]] and the other belonging to the town's local library.
-The book is first seen in the episode ''[[Welcome to LazyTown]]'', in which Sportacus reads his copy before arriving in town.
-Later, [[Mayor Meanswell]] reads the library's copy to the kids when teaching them about LazyTown's pirates in the episode ''[[Rottenbeard]]''.
+The book is first seen in ''[[Welcome to LazyTown]]'', in which Sportacus reads his copy before arriving in town.
-[[Stephanie]] is also seen reading the book when she discovers that it is LazyTown Sports Day in the episode ''[[Sports Day]]''.
+[[Stephanie]] is also seen reading the book when she discovers that it's Sports Day in ''[[Sports Day|the episode of the same name]]''.
+[[Mayor Meanswell]] reads the library's copy to the kids when teaching them about LazyTown's pirates in ''[[Rottenbeard]]''.
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+[[Category:Usual Devices and Systems]]