Norrisville

Norrisville is the town (sometimes also referred to as a city), where most of Randy Cunningham: 9th Grade Ninja takes place.

History[]

Long ago, before or around 1209, Norrisville, a Japanese-styled town, was founded. The entire village sat inside a large geographical depression enclosed by high elevation on all sides with a sloping path from the top to the bottom acting as an entery and exit. The Sorcerer and The Sorceress came into existence. Both met each other in Norrisville in 1209 and caused mayhem together until the First Ninja banished the Sorceress to the Land of Shadows. Four years later, around 1213, he defeated and sealed the Sorcerer in a giant hole outside of ancient Norrisville with the Eye of Eternities.

Eight hundred years later, a majority of the land relief sunk down. Norrisville later entered the modern age. A high school was also built on top of the Sorcerer's prison, and ever since, there has been many people turned into monsters by the Sorcerer's stank in his relentless quest to be free. Fifty years ago, McFist Industries was founded by Father Mcfist and later passed on the company to his son, Hannibal Mcfist. McFist made a deal with the Sorcerer to set him free in exchange for the superpower of his choosing.

Notable Places[]

Club Kev: A tropical resort island in Lake LaRusso.
Club Super Awesome Teen Time Club: A popular club house for teens.
Middle Norrisville: While it was never shown, Big Trouble in Little Norrisville reveals there is a Middle Norrisville.
Little Norrisville: A small shopping area within the territory of Norrisville with multiple Japanese architecture.
Norrisville Boardwalk: A popular promenade walkway, that is connected to Lake LaRusso.
Norrisville High: The high school well-known for its constant monster/robot attacks and protection by the Norrisville Ninja.
Norrisville Quarry: A Quarry within the territory of Norrisville.
McFist Industries: The pyramid building of the town's popular and beloved gazillionare McFist.
Mad Scientist University: A university that had been attending by Viceroy and Jerry Driscoll.
McFist Mansion: McFist and his family's fancy home.
Magic Funporium: A entertainment emporium owned by Sinjin Knightfire.
Norrisville State Park:
- Mt. Chuck: The world's first man-made volcano.
  - The Museum of Silt: The information center near Mt. Chuck, a gift shop included.
Norrisville Van Dam: A hydroelectric dam built by Victor Von Van at Lake LaRusso and on the left side of Norrisville High.
Greg's Game Hole: A famous video game store and arcade where students hang out.
Lazer-A-Rena: A Lazer tag arena in the city district.
Lake LaRusso: The lake behind the school.
Downtown: Places like the McFist-O-Plex.
The Norrisville Suburbs: Many homes of Norrisville civilians are in this area, including Randy Cunningham's House and the Howard Weinerman's House.
Norrisville Cemetery: The local cemetery where the deceased are buried.
Whoopee World: A famous amusement park.

Norrisville Swamp: The swamp behind the school that is connected to Lake Larusso, it appears many residents leave in it, it's also where Booray Catfish and supposedly Jason Myers resides.
Snow-klahoma (park): An artificial snow park in Norrisville.
Speakman Field: An open field, where the satellite, Lloyd Doppler fell.
Dudikoff Woods: A part of the woods where Mcfist's older brother Terry resides.

Trivia[]

Norrisville is based on Bartlesville, Oklahoma which is a real life city.
- Interestingly, there is actually a real-life Norrisville in Maryland's Harford County.
Norrisville was likely named after the Norisu Nine. It might also be named after the actor Chuck Norris.
- In the pilot, however, it was named Macchio Falls, which was derived from the actor Ralph Macchio.
It's revealed in "Otto Know Better" that Norrisville has several toxic dump sites used by Mcfist Industries.
It's revealed in " Big Trouble in Little Norrisville" that there is also a Middle Norrisville.
According to one of the show's tumblr posts, "Norrisville is West of Flackville and just North of East Speezleton."
- It should be remarked that as implicitly mentioned by Randy and Howard that Norrisville citizens have intercity rivalries with both Flackville and East Speezleton.
The adjectival form for Norrisville is Norrisvillian.