Helen

== Overview ==
Helen is a powerful being that was first introduced in The Vandals' Adventures, where she welcomes Amy to the fourth dimension. She is an enigmatic figure whose existence spans across the vast expanse of creation. Born from the primordial void before the dawn of time, she embodies the chaos and creativity that gave rise to the Multiverse itself. As the watcher of Reality and the myriad alternate dimensions within the Multiverse, Helen holds immense power and knowledge, yet her unpredictable nature and eccentric behavior make her a mysterious and inscrutable figure, often only shouting coke limericks with a passive "dearie." 
As the Mad Witch of The Multiverse, Helen's presence distorts the very fabric of reality around her when she ventures out of her void and into the Multiverse. Her arrival is heralded by a whirlwind of chaos and unpredictability, as the laws of physics and logic bend and twist in her wake.
Far from being a deliberate choice, Helen's eccentric behavior and mad antics are a natural consequence of her existence, a byproduct of her cosmic power and the dissonance between her primordial origins and the structured realities of the Multiverse.
Despite her unintentional role as a source of chaos and confusion, Helen's whimsical demeanor and nonsensical ramblings provide moments of levity amidst the grandeur and seriousness of the most dire moments. Her mad cackles and absurd antics endear her to those who encounter her, serving as a reminder of the inherent unpredictability and wonder of the Multiverse.
== Void ==
Within the depths of her primordial void, Helen transcends her distorted earthly form to become an ethereal and enigmatic presence, embodying the essence of cosmic wisdom and enlightenment. Here, she exists outside her constraints of time and space, possessing insights into the mysteries of existence that elude mortal comprehension. As the first consciousness that sparked the Ancient God's creation and helped end their battle with the Darkness with a single sneeze, Helen serves as a repository of cosmic knowledge and enlightenment, guiding mortals and cosmic beings alike on their respective journeys through the vastness of reality.
== Bastard Children ==
Helen's bastards are a race of beings born from the primordial chaos of the Multiverse, each a manifestation of humanity's deepest fears, desires, and emotions. Created through the whims of their eccentric mother, these beings embody the dual nature of existence, teetering between light and darkness, order and chaos. 
Despite their origins, Helen's children are not inherently malevolent. Instead, they serve as reflections of the diverse and often contradictory nature of sentient life within the Multiverse, each struggling to find their place in the grand tapestry of existence.
== Communism ==
Helen joined Beth Myers's communist organization in Roblexia. She put her nefarious ways aside to end all capitalists - her worst enemies. This subsequently led to the death of her vessel at the time, Mimmy Bingus.
== The Crungy Spingus ==
The Crungy Spingus is an ancient artifact, very similar to the Miggie Munch Box, which is able to entrap her. Its current location is unknown.
Category:Deceased
Category:Communists
Category:Witches
Category:Supporting Villains