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| − | '''Times Square''' - The name given for the intersection between Broadway (the street, not | + | '''Times Square''' - The name given for the intersection between Broadway (the street, not [[Broadway|the gargoyle]]), 42nd Street, and Seventh Avenue in [[New York City]], and one of the city's best-known locations. This is the traditional site of New York's New Year's Eve celebrations, and is also famous for its neon advertising signs, theatres, and cinemas. |
| − | After [[David Xanatos|Xanatos]] and [[Demona]] revived [[Coldstone]], he came here, to angrily tear Times Square apart and battle [[Goliath]] briefly. (Goliath quickly relocated the battle to the [[George Washington Bridge]], however, since Times Square was far too public for their encounter). | + | After [[David Xanatos|Xanatos]] and [[Demona]] revived [[Coldstone]], he came here, to angrily tear Times Square apart and battle [[Goliath]] briefly. (Goliath quickly relocated the battle to the [[George Washington Bridge]], however, since Times Square was far too public for their encounter). ''("[[Reawakening]]")'' |
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[[Category:Places]] | [[Category:Places]] | ||
Revision as of 11:05, 16 March 2007
Times Square - The name given for the intersection between Broadway (the street, not the gargoyle), 42nd Street, and Seventh Avenue in New York City, and one of the city's best-known locations. This is the traditional site of New York's New Year's Eve celebrations, and is also famous for its neon advertising signs, theatres, and cinemas.
After Xanatos and Demona revived Coldstone, he came here, to angrily tear Times Square apart and battle Goliath briefly. (Goliath quickly relocated the battle to the George Washington Bridge, however, since Times Square was far too public for their encounter). ("Reawakening")
