It is unknown if the railway on Misty Island had a controller before Thomas arrived.According to SiF's interview with former script executive Sam Barlow, Misty Island's isolation and the Logging Locos' culture were inspired by the book and film "Lord of the Flies".As well as Jobi wood, the island also produces Sea and Hill wood.According to Hiro, Misty Island and his home island of Japan share many things in common.Misty Island appears to be devoid of people except of course for the engine crews of the Logging Locos.There are only two ways to get to Misty Island: by boat and via the Misty Island Tunnel.Misty Island is connected to Sodor via the Misty Island Tunnel.2018 - Big World! Big Adventures! ( mentioned).Series 20 - The Way She Does It ( mentioned).Series 16 - Ol' Wheezy Wobbles, Welcome Stafford! and The Christmas Tree Express.Series 15 - Gordon and Ferdinand ( stock footage), Toby and Bash, Emily and Dash, Happy Hiro, Let it Snow, Stop that Bus! and Tree Trouble.Series 14 - Thomas' Crazy Day ( mentioned), Jumping Jobi Wood!, Jitters and Japes and Merry Misty Island.It was last mentioned in the special, Big World! Big Adventures! by Paxton and Sidney in the song, Where in the World is Thomas. It was later mentioned by Thomas in the twentieth series episode, The Way She Does It. In the sixteenth series, Toby took Rheneas there to look for a Christmas tree to bring back to the Blue Mountain Quarry.
In the fifteenth series, Hiro said that it reminds him of his homeland, Japan. In the fourteenth series, Dowager Hatt was taken on a tour of the island and the Logging Locos held a Christmas party there. For some time afterwards, engines often visited Misty Island to collect Jobi wood. Upon his arrival, he discovered that the rare Jobi trees needed to build the Sodor Search and Rescue Centre grew there. Thomas got lost on the island after the chain attaching his raft to the boat pulling it broke. At some point, Bash, Dash and Ferdinand were sent here after misbehaving on their original railway on the Mainland.
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