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Archie

Prince Archie of Sussex (Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor; born 6 May 2019) is a member of the British royal family, the elder child and only son of Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and his wife Meghan, Duchess of Sussex.^[1] He is seventh in the line of succession to the British throne.^[1] Born in London at 05:26 BST, Archie's arrival represented a shift from longstanding royal protocols, as his parents withheld details such as the precise location and his birth weight from public announcement, opting instead for selective private sharing with select media.^[1]^[2] Initially styled without a princely title or HRH designation—consistent with Queen Elizabeth II's 1917 Letters Patent limiting such styles to the sovereign's children and grandchildren through the male line—Archie became entitled to the title Prince Archie of Sussex following his grandfather King Charles III's accession in 2022.^[3] The Sussex family's relocation to California in 2020, after stepping back from senior royal duties, has seen Archie raised primarily in the United States with an emphasis on shielding him from media scrutiny, including private christening ceremonies excluding press access and undisclosed godparent identities.^[2] This approach has sparked notable legal confrontations, such as lawsuits filed on Archie's behalf against paparazzi agencies for allegedly intrusive photography in Canada and the United States, with settlements reached in some cases asserting privacy breaches.^[4]^[5]^[6]

Personal name

Origin and meaning

Archie is primarily a masculine given name and diminutive of Archibald, which originated from the Old High German compound Ercanbald.^[7]^[8]^[9] The elements ercan, meaning "genuine" or "precious," and bald, meaning "bold" or "brave," combine to convey "truly brave" or "genuinely bold."^[10]^[8]^[9] This Germanic etymology entered English usage via Scotland, where Archibald became established as a hereditary surname and forename among clans, though isolated claims linking Archie directly to an "archer" occupation lack substantiation in primary linguistic sources and appear to conflate it with unrelated names like Archer.^[7]^[10]

Notable real people

Archibald Bulloch Roosevelt (1894–1979), known as Archie, was the fifth child of U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt and served as a U.S. Army officer in both World War I and World War II, earning two Silver Stars for gallantry.^[11] He was wounded multiple times, including severe knee injuries in combat, and later worked in business after retiring from military service.^[12] Archibald Alphonso Alexander (1888–1958), an African-American civil engineer and architect, was the first Black graduate of the University of Iowa's College of Engineering in 1912 and founded his own firm, designing bridges and highways across the U.S., including the Whitehurst Freeway in Washington, D.C.^[13] He also served as governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands from 1954 to 1956.^[14] Archie Moore (1916–1983), born Archibald Lee Wright, was an American professional boxer who held the world light heavyweight championship for nearly a decade from 1952 to 1962, the longest reign in that division's history, and compiled a record of 186 wins, including 132 knockouts, before retiring in 1963.^[15] Known as the "Old Mongoose," he fought until age 46 and challenged for the heavyweight title against Rocky Marciano in 1955.^[16] Archie Griffin (born August 21, 1954) is a former American football running back who won the Heisman Trophy in both 1974 and 1975, making him the only player in NCAA history to achieve this feat while playing for Ohio State University, where he rushed for over 5,000 yards.^[17] He was drafted by the Cincinnati Bengals in 1976 and later inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame.^[18] Archie Manning (born May 19, 1949), full name Elisha Archibald Manning III, was an NFL quarterback who played 13 seasons primarily with the New Orleans Saints from 1971 to 1982, passing for 21,734 yards and 115 touchdowns despite the team's struggles.^[19] He earned NFC Player of the Year honors in 1978 after leading the Saints to their first winning season and is the father of Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks Peyton and Eli Manning.^[20] Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor (born May 6, 2019) is the eldest child of Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, and holds the title Prince Archie of Sussex as the sixth in line to the British throne.^[1] His birth at Portland Hospital in London marked the first mixed-race child in the line of succession in modern royal history.^[21]

Fictional characters

In comics and animation

Archibald "Archie" Andrews is the protagonist of the long-running Archie Comics series, debuting in Pep Comics #22 with a cover date of December 1941, published by MLJ Magazines (later renamed Archie Comics).^[22] The character, a red-haired teenager residing in the fictional town of Riverdale, was illustrated by Bob Montana, with story contributions from Vic Bloom and oversight from publisher John L. Goldwater.^[23] Archie's narratives typically revolve around his high school life, friendships with characters like Jughead Jones and Reggie Mantle, and a romantic rivalry between Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge, emphasizing lighthearted humor and teen dilemmas without aging the cast despite spanning over eight decades.^[23] The series shifted to its own title, Archie Comics, in 1946, becoming one of the best-selling comic lines with millions of issues sold annually by the 1950s under artist Dan DeCarlo's influential visual style.^[23] Archie has been adapted into multiple animated series, starting with The Archie Show, which premiered on CBS on September 14, 1968, and ran through 1969, featuring 17 half-hour episodes that included musical segments by the fictional band The Archies.^[24] This program achieved record viewership, capturing a 75 share among Saturday morning audiences, and spawned spin-offs like The U.S. of Archie (1974–1976), which incorporated educational historical content.^[24] Later adaptations include Archie's Weird Mysteries (1999–2000), a 40-episode DIC Entertainment production airing on PAX TV, where Archie and friends solved supernatural mysteries in Riverdale.^[25] These animations retained the comics' core ensemble and humor while adding voice acting by talents such as Chris Lundquist as Archie in the 1968 series and Andrew Rannells in Weird Mysteries.^[24]

In television and film

Archibald "Archie" Bunker, portrayed by Carroll O'Connor, serves as the protagonist of the CBS sitcom All in the Family, which aired from January 12, 1971, to April 8, 1979, spanning 205 episodes across nine seasons. Bunker is depicted as a blue-collar loading dock foreman in Queens, New York, embodying a stereotypical conservative everyman with prejudiced views on race, gender, and social change, often clashing with his progressive son-in-law Michael Stivic. The character's blunt dialogue and malapropisms, such as referring to "dead-alley" for "dead end," underscored the series' exploration of 1970s American cultural tensions through satire.^[26]^[27] Bunker returned in the spin-off Archie Bunker's Place, airing from September 23, 1979, to April 4, 1983, for 97 episodes over four seasons, where he owned and operated a neighborhood bar following the death of his wife Edith. This continuation shifted focus to Bunker's evolving relationships and business challenges, retaining his core traits while softening some edges amid changing network standards.^[28] Archie Andrews, adapted from the comic series, appears in live-action television as a central figure in Riverdale, a CW drama series that premiered on January 26, 2017, and concluded after seven seasons in 2023, with KJ Apa portraying the red-haired teenager navigating mysteries, romance, and music in a dark reimagining of the source material. Apa, born in 1997, depicted Andrews as an aspiring musician and athlete entangled in small-town intrigue involving friends Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge.^[29] Earlier live-action portrayals include the 1990 NBC TV movie Archie: To Riverdale and Back, aired May 6, 1990, featuring Christopher Rich as a 30-something Andrews reuniting with high school friends amid threats to Pop's Chock'lit Shoppe, blending nostalgia with adult dilemmas. In film, Agastya Nanda plays Andrews in The Archies, a Netflix musical released December 8, 2023, set in 1960s Anglo-Indian Riverdale, where the character leads a band confronting development threats to a local park alongside romantic entanglements.^[30]^[31]^[32]

In literature and other media

Archie Goodwin serves as the primary narrator and operational assistant to the reclusive detective Nero Wolfe in a series of mystery novels and novellas authored by Rex Stout. Introduced in the debut novel Fer-de-Lance (1934), Goodwin handles fieldwork, client interviews, and confrontations with law enforcement, contrasting Wolfe's sedentary, intellectual approach confined to his New York brownstone. Stout produced 33 novels and 39 novellas featuring the duo, spanning from 1934's Fer-de-Lance to 1975's A Family Affair, with Goodwin's first-person perspective providing wry commentary on events and characters.^[33]^[34] Goodwin is depicted as a native of rural Ohio, orphaned young and self-reliant, with skills in surveillance, stenography, firearms, and hand-to-hand combat honed during informal boxing bouts. His narrative voice emphasizes efficiency, skepticism toward authority, and a code of loyalty to Wolfe, whom he joined in 1930 after a chance encounter. The character's timeline remains ambiguous, aging minimally across decades to maintain narrative consistency amid evolving historical backdrops like World War II.^[33]^[35] In literary adaptations, Goodwin appears in authorized prequels by Robert Goldsborough, such as Archie Meets Nero Wolfe (2012), which explores their early partnership, and Archie Goes Home (2019), shifting action to his Midwest roots for a murder investigation involving a local banker. These extensions preserve Stout's style, with Goodwin's narration underscoring his independence and disdain for bureaucratic interference.^[36]^[37] Archibald "Archy" McNally, protagonist of 13 mystery novels initiated by Lawrence Sanders in McNally's Caper (1994), operates as a discreet investigator for Palm Beach's elite, blending society satire with crime-solving. Though primarily addressed as Archy, the character's full name aligns with Archie variants, featuring in posthumous continuations by Vincent Lardo until McNally's Gamble (2008). McNally's cases involve art thefts, blackmail, and family intrigues among Florida's wealthy, narrated in a light, insider tone reflective of Sanders' focus on upscale vice.

Animals

Notable real animals

Archie, a southern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum simum), resided at the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens in Florida, where he became recognized as the oldest male of his subspecies in human care, reaching 55 years of age. Born on December 19, 1969, Archie arrived at the zoo in 1997 and contributed to conservation efforts by siring offspring, including calves in 2001 and 2005. He succumbed to cancer on March 10, 2025, after exhibiting symptoms including weight loss and lethargy despite veterinary interventions.^[38]^[39]^[40] Another notable Archie was a short-haired dachshund owned jointly by pop artist Andy Warhol and interior designer Jed Johnson, adopted as a puppy in late 1972. The dog, sometimes called Archie Bunker after the All in the Family character, accompanied Warhol to his studio, art openings, and social events, appearing in numerous photographs and Polaroids that Warhol produced during the 1970s. A companion dachshund named Amos joined the household a few years later, but Archie remained a fixture in Warhol's documented daily life until the dog's death in the late 1970s.^[41]^[42] Archie, a black Labrador retriever residing at the Silo Hotel in Launceston, Tasmania, gained local celebrity status for greeting guests and participating in hotel activities since his adoption around 2018. In 2025, he featured in the short film Top Dog as part of the Global Canine Film Festival, highlighting the role of hotel dogs in hospitality.^[43]

Fictional animals

In Domenica More Gordon's 2012 children's picture book Archie, the titular character is a stylish dog who discovers a passion for fashion after acquiring a sewing machine, leading him to create custom outfits for neighborhood pets and sparking a local trend. The story emphasizes themes of creativity and entrepreneurship through Archie's pet pooch companion and interactions with other animals seeking attire. Archie the Scare Pig serves as the mascot for Fear Tech, the rival institution to Monsters University in Pixar's 2013 animated film Monsters University. Designed as a grotesque, six-legged pig with asymmetrical horns and eyes, Archie is deployed during sporting events to demoralize opponents through his frightening appearance and aggressive behavior, such as charging at scare team members. His role underscores the competitive rivalry between the schools in the film's prequel narrative to Monsters, Inc. (2001). In the animated series The Penguins of Madagascar (2008–2015), Archie is a cunning raccoon antagonist featured in the episode "Mask of the Raccoon" (season 1, episode 41, aired November 28, 2008). Voiced by Dana Snyder, he masquerades as a folk hero while pilfering supplies from Central Park Zoo animals and other wildlife, employing disguises and traps until thwarted by the penguins. Archie appears as a recurring spider character in the British animated series Horrid Henry (2006–2019), based on Francesca Simon's books. This large, black-and-gray arachnid aids the protagonist in pranks and schemes, such as scaring classmates, highlighting his role as a mischievous ally in the show's chaotic child-centric episodes.^[44]

Technology and computing

Software and systems

Archie was an early software system developed to index and search filenames across anonymous File Transfer Protocol (FTP) archives on the internet.^[45] Created in 1990 by graduate students Alan Emtage, Bill Heelan, and Peter J. Deutsch at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, it functioned by periodically querying public FTP servers to retrieve directory listings, which were then compiled into a centralized database for user queries.^[46] The name "Archie" derived from "archive" without the "ve," reflecting its focus on archival file locations rather than web content, as the World Wide Web had not yet emerged.^[47] The system operated through a client-server model, where users connected via Telnet to Archie servers to perform keyword searches on the indexed filenames and paths, retrieving lists of matching files and their host locations for manual FTP downloads.^[48] Initially hosted on McGill's infrastructure, it gained widespread use among early internet users, handling significant traffic—up to half of Canada's internet flow at peak—without commercialization or patenting by its creators.^[49] Public release occurred on September 10, 1990, marking it as one of the first tools enabling systematic file discovery on the pre-web internet.^[50] Archie's architecture emphasized efficiency in a decentralized FTP ecosystem, using prospero protocol precursors for querying and updating its database nightly to accommodate growing archives. However, it did not index file contents or support full-text search, limiting it to exact filename matches and proving inadequate as the web proliferated in the mid-1990s, leading to its gradual obsolescence.^[51] Servers operated until around 1999, after which the original McGill service ceased, though mirrors persisted briefly.^[52] In May 2024, enthusiasts revived Archie using archived tapes and vintage SPARCstation hardware, restoring a functional instance accessible via Telnet for historical demonstration, underscoring its role as a foundational precursor to modern search technologies despite its narrow scope.^[53] This resurrection highlights Archie's pioneering causal contribution to information retrieval systems, predating web crawlers like those in Wanderer (1993) or JumpStation (1993), though it targeted FTP rather than HTTP resources.^[54]

Hardware and robotics

Archie designates a series of humanoid robots engineered for research in bipedal locomotion, balance control, and assistive tasks, with development centered at the University of Manitoba and involving brushless DC motors paired with harmonic drive gears for actuation.^[55]^[56] The teen-sized variant measures 1.2 meters in height and incorporates 22 degrees of freedom (DOF), distributed as follows: seven DOF per leg (three at the hip, one at the knee, three at the ankle), five DOF per arm (three at the shoulder, one at the elbow, one at the wrist), and one DOF at the neck.^[55] This configuration enables dynamic walking gaits and manipulation capabilities, with actuators featuring integrated absolute position encoders derived from harmonic gear backlash measurements to eliminate separate sensors.^[57] Power is supplied via lithium-polymer batteries, supporting onboard computation through a distributed network of microcontrollers for joint-level control and higher-level processing on a PC-104 stack running Linux.^[56] An adult-sized iteration extends to 1.4 meters in height while retaining 22 DOF with analogous joint distributions, emphasizing scalability for human-like proportions and enhanced torque requirements in the lower body for stability during locomotion.^[58] These robots prioritize cost efficiency through off-the-shelf components and simplified mechanical designs, such as custom harmonic gear adaptations, to facilitate replication in academic settings over proprietary high-end systems.^[59] Early prototypes focused on upper-body development, including a neck-head assembly and dual-arm setup with five DOF per arm, integrating force-torque sensing at the wrists and stereo vision via head-mounted cameras for environmental interaction.^[60] The overall architecture supports applications in household assistance, such as object manipulation and navigation, though primary emphasis in documented hardware iterations remains on robust bipedal hardware rather than advanced sensory fusion.^[59]

Other uses

Military and slang terms

In British military slang during World War I, "Archie" referred to anti-aircraft fire or the guns producing it, particularly German anti-aircraft artillery targeted at Allied aircraft.^[61] The term emerged in 1914 among Royal Flying Corps pilots, who personified the fire as an adversary, often exclaiming phrases like "Archie is after us" while evading shells.^[62] Its first documented use appears in a September 30, 1914, diary entry by pilot L.A. Strange, noting low clouds exposing aircraft to "Archie" at 4,000 feet.^[63] The etymology traces to the 1911 music hall song "Archibald, Certainly Not!", popularized by comedian George Robey, with pilots adapting the refrain humorously when dodging bursts, as in shouting "Archibald, certainly not!" to mock incoming fire.^[64] This black humor origin is corroborated in contemporary accounts, distinguishing it from later terms like "ack-ack" in World War II.^[65] Vice-Marshal Amyas Borton, an early RFC commander, is sometimes credited with coining or popularizing the term during patrols over France.^[62] Usage extended to denote individual shells or guns, as in "an Archie" for a single anti-aircraft round, reflecting the era's rudimentary air defenses that burst into shrapnel clouds visible from cockpits.^[61] By 1915, it permeated Allied aviation jargon, appearing in pilot memoirs and official reports, though its application waned post-war as aviation technology advanced.^[66] No significant non-military slang usages for "Archie" in this context have been recorded, confining it to historical WWI lexicon.^[65]

Media titles and brands

Archie Comics is an American comic book publishing brand established in 1939, renowned for its long-running series centered on the teenage character Archie Andrews and his companions Betty Cooper, Veronica Lodge, Jughead Jones, and Reggie Mantle in the fictional town of Riverdale.^[67] The brand has sold over 2 billion comics worldwide, translated into dozens of languages and distributed globally.^[67] Core titles under the Archie Comics brand include the flagship Archie series, which debuted in 1942 and continues with periodic new issues, alongside spin-offs such as Little Archie, Sabrina the Teenage Witch, Josie and the Pussycats, Katy Keene, and The Archies musical group franchise.^[67] These publications emphasize lighthearted teen adventures, romance, and humor, with monthly releases encompassing more than a dozen ongoing or periodic titles as of 2025.^[68] In 2015, the brand launched the Archie Horror imprint, which reimagines its characters in supernatural and thriller narratives, attracting collaborations with prominent writers and artists.^[67] This expansion maintains the publisher's output of fresh content, including Halloween-themed issues released on October 1, 2025, featuring stories like Dilton's mishaps during the holiday.^[68] Archie Comics remains one of the few independent, family-controlled entities in the industry, sustaining print media dominance without reliance on mainstream superhero genres.^[69]

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This paper describes the hardware and control electronic of Archie, a teen sized humanoid robot. Archie uses brush-less motors and novel methods to implement.
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Teen Sized Humanoid Robot: Archie - SpringerLink
Archie uses brushless motors and harmonic gears with a novel approach to position encoding. Based on our previous experience with small humanoid robots, we ...
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[PDF] Adult Sized Humanoid Robot: Archie
3 Hardware Description. Archie is a 1.4m tall humanoid robot. It has 22 degrees of freedom (DOF). There are seven DOFs for each leg: three DOFs in each hip ...
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“Archie”: A Cost Oriented Humanoid Robot - ScienceDirect.com
Archie is constructed by using brushless motors and harmonic gears with a novel approach for finding the absolute position as part of the work on the robot. The ...Missing: hardware | Show results with:hardware
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The first prototype design of the upper body of Archie - ScienceDirect
This paper presents the design of the first prototype which includes; neck/head and arms. The human like view robot is associated with its requirement to ...
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Archie, n. meanings, etymology and more | Oxford English Dictionary
1. 1914– Anti-aircraft guns collectively; anti-aircraft fire. Frequently personified. Chiefly applied by Allied soldiers to German guns.Missing: WWI | Show results with:WWI
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20 Slang Terms From World War I - Mental Floss
Apr 4, 2022 · , Archie was a British military slang word for German anti-aircraft fire. Its use is credited to an RAF pilot, Vice-Marshall Amyas Borton ...Missing: aviation | Show results with:aviation
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“Archibald, Certainly Not!”: Words and Weapons no.4
Dec 15, 2015 · 1914 L. A. Strange Diary 30 Sept. in Recoll. of Airman (1935) 64 Clouds at 4,000 feet, so that we got 'Archie' (the anti-aircraft gun) pretty ...
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Archibald? Certainly not! - Languages and the First World War
Jun 6, 2017 · The widely accepted story is that 'Archie', RFC and general slang for anti-aircraft fire, came from a song first performed by George Robey in 1911.
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Archibald - Etymology, Origin & Meaning of the Name
Archie originates from Old High German Erchanbald meaning "genuine-bold"; British WWI slang for German anti-aircraft fire, inspired by dodging fire and a ...
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Words, Expressions & Terms Popularized 1914 - 1918
Archie. Anti aircraft gun or gunnery. ; Attrition, War of. A war in which each side seeks to wear the other out. Expression dates from WW1. ; Balloon goes up. The ...
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About Us - Archie Comics
Spanning 85 years, Archie Comics is one of the most influential, successful, and longest-running brands in the history of the comic industry.
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Archie Comics Publications, Inc. - Company-Histories.com
Today, Michael Silberkleit and Richard Goldwater provide millions of loyal fans across the country with more than 25 Archie Comics titles published each month.