-
Roquat the Red. Later, he
takes the name
Ruggedo,
which Baum
first used in a
stage adaptation. Even
after Ruggedo loses his throne, he
continues to think...
-
unsuccessful attempt of the
Munchkin boy Kiki Aru and
former Nome King
Ruggedo to
conquer Oz. It was
followed by
Glinda of Oz (1920). At the top of Mount...
-
dungeon under his mountain.
Mandy accidentally liberates Ruggedo from the jug. Wutz and
Ruggedo instantly become allies in evil and set off for the Emerald...
- in
rescuing the
Shaggy Man's brother.
Ruggedo returns to the Nome Kingdom, and
Kaliko takes him in upon
Ruggedo's promise to be good.
Kaliko has a brief...
- Philadelphia, is
transported by a
balloon bird to the
Runaway Island,
where Ruggedo, the
wicked Gnome King has been
exiled for five
years (see
Kabumpo in Oz)...
- “Forgotten” –
Ruggedo * (Eugene
Cowles and
Flora Wulschner) “So Do I!” – Tik-Tok and
Ruggedo “One! Two! Three! All Over” – Shaggy, Tik-Tok, and
Ruggedo * (Safford...
- the
continent which includes Oz and its
neighbor countries). Meanwhile,
Ruggedo, the
deposed Gnome King, is back. He had been
cursed with loss of speech...
- tale in his
Little Wizard Stories of Oz
series (1914). In this story,
Ruggedo the Nome King,
angered by Tik-Tok's
calling him a "fat nome",
smashes him...
- the
Elegant Elephant can
think of as
worthy of his prince. Meanwhile,
Ruggedo the
Gnome King (Thompson "corrected" Baum's
spelling of "Nome")
finds Glegg's...
- the
tinsmith Ku-Klip. 13 The
Magic of Oz John R.
Neill 1919
Reilly & Lee
Ruggedo,
former Nome King,
tries to
conquer Oz
again with the help of a Munchkin...
