Glonisla (Japanese: グロニスラ, Hepburn: Guronisura) is the second-largest city in El Kadsre. Glonisla serves as the headquarters of the United El Kadsreian Nations, the regional intergovernmental organization.
During the Vlokozu-era, Glonisla was proposed to be a new capital city of the Vlokozu Union but it was numerously postponed due to the unfavorable opinions from the people of the union and it was ultimately scrapped after the collapse.
History[]
Glonisla was established in 1847. At the time, the city was called Goronisura by Sentanese Japanese speakers and Zarabuchi by Native Japanese speakers.
However, growth remained stagnant, with the area consisting of a few shacks, until the late 19th century, when economic growth started to occur. Zarabuchi was incorporated as a city in 1911.
Places[]
Buildings[]
- Caluza Hotel
- Romero Buiding
- Kezami Tower
- Ebe Building
- ANB
- El Kadsre Post
- General Motors El Kadsre headquarters
- SkyCity Glonisla
Check Cashing[]
- Checkmasters
Restaurants[]
Sit down[]
- TGI Fridays
- Hooters
Pizza[]
Fast Food[]
- Dunkin' Donuts
- KFC
- McDonald's
- Taco Bell
- Burger King
- Wendy's
- Long John Silver's
Retailers[]
Stores[]
Schools[]
- Glonisla Kindergarten
- Mazeka School
- St. Jude's High School
Others[]
- ESPN El Kadsre Headquarters
- Flip City Trampoline Park
- Holy Cross University
- Six Flags Great Kadsre
- Jeepers!
Population[]
The population of Glonisla is about 10,943,922. (2019 estimate)
Culture[]
Media[]
One of El Kadsre's famous authors, Hinata Kazunori, was born in Glonisla in 1941. She wrote several novels under the collective series The Rainbow Mirror. The first novel in the series, Akari Kagamine, and the Rainbow Mirror was published in 1991 and garnered critical acclaim from critics. The Akari Kagamine Magic Show has been running at the Glonisla Matsuri Theatre for the past twenty years, since 2001.
Glonisla is also the home to Seymour Games, which is one of the largest third-party developers.
Notable People[]
Born in Glonisla[]
- Andrew Spark, businessman
- Ben Vukala, television personality
- Eliza Quinn, internet personality, actress, musician, and dancer
- Hinata Kazunori, author of Akari Kagamine and the Rainbow Mirror
- Marcel Casey, actor and photographer
- Marlowe Strudwick, singer
- Maurice Ambar, actress
- Ryouichi Matsushita, founder of El TV Kadsre
- Sandra Ozlins, actress
- Taro Yamada, actor and pianist
- Yasi Tanaka, actress and musician
- Brock Baker, voice actor, artist, singer, and writer
- Venus Shay, satirical caricaturist
- Rokuro Honda, creator of Matnix
Lived in Glonisla[]
- Ilbert Elder, actor
- Sharona Garrett, actress
