Fiva De Miljona

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Fiva De Miljona is a phrase that appears on posters throughout many of ThunderHumor's shorts. It is quite possibly an in joke between Axel and Walter, but might be revealed one day (this has been demonstrated with Rupert Grimsby).

It is pronounced 'Fee-va dee mill-YONA' and does not translate as anything from Swedish to English, but 'fiva' could mean 'five' and 'de' is often 'the' or 'and' in non-English languages.

Appearances
Fiva De Miljona first appeared in Magical Ukuele, on the news paper Shamus is reading. Next it appears in Father and Son Bonding, on a large poster. This is possibly the most obvious example of the phrase.

The next appearence is an important one, in the opening of Buncha Frames 2. A boy is reading a book called 'Blue Bear Story', but when it goes down at one point it changes to 'Fiva De Miljona' with the picture of the watch, and the boy winks. Later on, a close up of the book states that 'Everything you need to know about these mysterious words are in this book, all secrets will be revealed. Read with caution.'.

The latest appearence to date is in A Birderous Deed, on the newspaper that the bird is reading.

Further Analysis
The phrase most commonly appears on news papers. It least commonly appears on books. The other times are on posters. The phrase is commonly accompanied by a picture of a watch. When on a poster, the poster itself is ragged and dirty.

The watch could represent a number of things; time, for example. But it could also represent wealth or at least money as some watchs are extemely expensive.

A less lightly thing it could represent is mechanics or mechanical workings, as it is a traditional watch, not an electronic one.

Of course, there is little known about the phrase and most of this is speculation. Perhaps in time it may be revealed, like Rupert Grimsby, who for a long time was a mysterious character with no name at all.