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Set 1

* Interior
* Exterior

The **set of *Death of a Paladin*** is a location in Gareville and the first experience of the Celestial Spear program.

The set is a near replica of the Crescent Hill master bedroom where Sorin Justice was murdered months before the film's production.

## History

After the success of Uhreigh Ture's bestselling novel *Death of a Paladin*, filmmaker Anne Daction signed on to make a film adaptation of the novel. However, the contract obliged her to become part of the VIP Experience on the Celestial Spear Express.

Sometime during production, the Drawtectives and Eugene entered the first experience, noting the striking similarities between the film's plot and their own experience with the Murder at Crescent Hill.
Rick Fox

**Rick Fox** is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned by name. He is a famous actor and retired bloodball player. He once made an appearance on *Adventuring Party Down*.

## Trivia

* He is one of the only two celebrities mentioned in S1E09 whose name does not change. The other is Zendaya.
* *Adventuring Party Down* is a reference to the television show *Party Down*.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Noosphere

The **Noosphere** (US: /ˈnoʊ.əsfɪəɹ/) is a location in *Drawtectives*. It is the location of Gareville.

## History

The Noosphere is a metaphysical plane of existence. Eugene Finch created the Celestial Spear Express and the town of Gareville within the Noosphere.

## Residents

### Gareville

#### Current Residents

* The Animatronic
* Mayor Blue

#### Former Residents

* Anne Daction
* Harvey Hornswoggle
* Checkers
* Sabel
* Mabel
* Cabel
* Abayomi
* Don Jovi
* Anna Log
* Kingston Munch
* Squire
* Aeris
* Terry
* Joebeans
* Jancy True

## Trivia

* In philosophy, the noosphere is a concept that describes a sphere of human reason and cognition that lies above the geosphere and biosphere. Its name was borrowed from French "noosphère", which in turn comes from Ancient Greek "νόος" (mind) and "σφαῖρα" (sphere).
S2E01

**Episode 1** is the thirteenth episode of *Drawtectives* and the first of its second season. It premiered live on October 5, 2021.

## Drawing Challenge

Jacob, Nathan, and Karina update their Season 1 characters (York, Grandma, and Rosé) to account for the time difference between the two seasons, with new outfits and hairstyles.
Nightclub

The **nightclub** is a location that was planned, but ultimately scrapped, for Season 3.

## Overview

This nightclub was themed around the concept of being a bug, where everything around you is very big in order to make patrons feel physically small. It is owned by a Bug Pervert, who really likes bugs and likes pretending to be one. It was created as a way for the owner to gain a stream of revenue while participating in his hobbies.

## Trivia

* This location was revealed during the Drawfee episode Turning the Weirdest Zillow Homes Into People, during which the other hosts starting a bit exploring the idea of a club where everything is bigger than you so that you feel like a small bug. The similarities to the scrapped location caused Julia to mention it.

1. ↑ Turning the Weirdest Zillow Homes Into People at 29:21
Sam Ug

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* Full body render

**Sam Ug** is a character in *Drawtectives*. She was created and voiced by Julia Lepetit.

## Biography

Sam Ug is a minor criminal with past offenses of trespassing, vandalism of private property and disorderly conduct.

She was once arrested by Sorin Justice for breaking and entering, thievery, trespassing and possession of stolen goods. Mrs. Roh'Lin N. Mohnee pressed charges against Ug. However, Lotta Justice, being a legendary thief herself, hired Sam to be part of her information network of thieves, therefore promoting Sam to become a spy. Lotta invited Sam to a party at Crescent Hill to watch all the attendants' behavior after receiving a ransom note against her husband Sorin.

After Sorin was murdered at the same party, Sam was oriented in the pantry, where she found a knife cover. Later, a group of detectives came along to investigate and when asked for information, Sam lied, claiming that she had been hired as a waitress and had no criminal record. Grendan Highforge then used his Dog Whisperer ability to get the truth out of her. After confessing everything, she gave the detectives a drawing challenge and the knife cover once they had completed the challenges.

Once the Drawtectives had solved the murder, Sam and the rest of the witnesses were invited to Huck E. Heese, where she played a dragon-related arcade game as Till Bogan watched.

## Appearance

Sam Ug is a tall woman with long red hair.

### Clothing

* long expensive tailcoat
* White shirt
* Black top
* Yellow tie
* Several ear piercings

## Trivia

* Sam Ug is an anagram of "Smaug", referring to the dragon in *The Lord of the Rings*, as Sam's design is based on a dragon.
	+ Her likeness to a dragon is reflected in the final Huck E. Heese scroll, where she is seen playing an arcade game with a dragon drawing on the side.
* Sam is notably the only character to smoke, furthering the dragon motif.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • **Sam Ug** • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Humby Bonegot

**Humby Bonegot** is a character in *Drawtectives*. They are played by Justice Washington and was created by Julia Lepetit.

Bonegot is an actor who portrayed either York or Emory in *Death of a Paladin*.

## Biography

Humby Bonegot was cast in the role of either *York* or *Emory* in Anne Daction's *Death of a Paladin*, a film adaptation of the bestselling novel of the same name. As Daction signed on to be part of the Celestial Spear Program, the film was shot aboard the Celestial Spear Express, where Bonegot is currently located.

## Trivia

* His name may be a reference to actor Humphrey Bogart. The names of Bonegot's co-stars Laura Backstab and Ed Roseson may also refer to other actors of classic noir films, namely Lauren Bacall and Edward G. Robinson, respectively.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Fox Skimster

**Fox Skimster** is a character in *Drawtectives* mentioned only by name. They were created by Julia Lepetit.

They are a journalist for *The Royal Times* and wrote a scathing critique of a hypnotist's act which supposedly put audiences to sleep.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Granmasranaanna' They Pretty Aight

**Granmasranaanna' They Pretty Aight** is an artwork created by Rosé, requested and directed by Sam Ug. It appears in S1E07.

## Creation

Sam tasked Rosé to draw Grandma's head on top of Jancy's body, continuously making her to change tools from Grandma's art box throughout the creation of the drawing. When trying to stamp the words "grandmas they pretty aight," the stamps stuck together resulting in the misspelling of "grandmas"
Avis Smythe

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**Avis Smythe** (US: /'eɪ.vɪs·'smaɪθ/) is a character in *Drawtectives*. He was created and voiced by Julia Lepetit.

Avis is a personal injury accountant. He used to work at Jorgans & Borgans, but due to the company filing for bankruptcy, his current employment status is uncertain.

## Biography

Avis Smythe worked at Jorgans & Borgans, an accounting agency for personal injuries, which unfortunately filed for bankruptcy. While it was a very boring job, Avis used to love it. Working with Sorin Justice, Avis tried to file a lawsuit against Jorgans & Borgans for unknown reasons.

He also has a son named Ogalvy.

One night, Avis and Ogalvy were invited to a party at Crescent Hill by Emery Justice, who told them not to tell anyone about the invitation. At some point, he talked to Dr. Susan Fontaine, discussing his job.

During dinner, at around 8:00, Ogalvy got impatient for his dessert and ran into the kitchen before running upstairs and into the master bedroom, looking for expensive things to steal. Around this time, Sorin Justice was murdered. Soon, Officer Inna Urfass arrived and put the Smythes in the downstairs conservatory as witnesses for the Drawtectives.

A few hours later, the Drawtectives returned to the conservatory for a final interrogation of Avis and Ogalvy. Avis admitted that he was invited to the party by Emery Justice and that he was told not to tell anyone. The Drawtectives then interrogated Emery, who was quickly apprehended by the A-Team.

After the arrest, Avis and Ogalvy were invited to Huck E. Heese.

## Personality

Avis is very anxious, shy and sweaty, all the time. This is in contrast to his son, who is very loud and impolite.

## Appearance

Avis has an average height. He has a short wave of hair on top of his head and very large cheeks. He also has a hooked nose and very small eyes.

### Clothing

* Blue cloak
* Golden wristbands
* Large round glasses

## Trivia

* According to Julia, Avis and Ogalvy were the first characters she drew for the show.
	+ Avis came about during a discussion of whether proportions or shape should come first during character design, so Julia tried to make a shape-first character, leading to Avis.
* Julia decided to make Avis dumb because of how dumb owls tend to be.
* The name "Avis" derives from the prefix "avi-", meaning "bird". "Avis" is also the Latin word for "bird".

 Season 1: **Avis Smythe** • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz

1. ↑ Avis stupidity origin
Jada Pinkett Blacksmith

**Jada Pinkett Blacksmith** is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned by name. She is a famous actress and presumably a blacksmith.

## Trivia

* She is based on the real-life Jada Pinkett Smith.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Bones

Bones are a form of currency used mainly by orcs and half-orcs.

### Candle Bone

One candle bone equals five turtle bones. Candle bones can be found in cake turtles. The combination of a candle bone and many turtle bones make turtles very valuable creatures.

### Turtle Bone

One turtle bone is equal to five rat bones.

### Bug Bone

Bug bones are harder to come by than the other kinds because of their size. Since they require too much effort to obtain, bug bones have been phased out. Bones are typically found in more northern bugs.

## Conversion

1 dragon skeleton is worth about $1,000,000 in human currency.
Murder at Cresent Hill

*This article is about the **event**. For the **season which is based on the event**, see Drawtectives and the Murder at Crescent Hill.*

## Murder at Cresent Hill

Officer Till Bogan standing at the scene of the crime.

## Details

### Investigators

Drawtectives
HPD
\* B-Team

### Location

Crescent Hill

The **Murder at Cresent Hill** is the first case investigated by Gyorik Rogdul, Grendan Highforge and Rosé, led by P.I. Jancy True.

## History

One night, during a party at Crescent Hill, Sorin Justice, a paladin captain got into an altercation with his son Emery involving Emery having stolen valuable gems. This altercation resulted in the stabbing and death of Sorin. A police officer hastily called P.I. Jancy True over the phone to come and investigate the crime. She hired a team of new detectives, consisting of Gyorik Rogdul, Grendan Highforge and Rosé as a test for their detective skills.

A B-Team of police officers were at the scene as the A-Team were away investigating a bank heist. These officers included Officers Flem Mucowsy, Inna Urfass, Till Bogan and Sergeant Pierce Steel. Witnesses were scattered around the mansion, each in one room, including the butler Tina Crusher.

As the officers investigating were not very knowledgeable in murders, they moved the body and blood all to the station, not testing for prints or finding out any information. When P.I. Jancy True's team showed up, Sergeant Pierce Steel was only able to give the detectives a tiny amount of info. These were the possible outcomes that the detectives (and Steel) came up with:

* Sorin was eating a human leg when he slipped on his drool and landed on his own fork.
* Sorin was flirting with a woman other than his wife Lotta and the women began a "lady duel", stabbing Sorin in the process.
* Sorin was stabbed in the pec by a possessed sword.
* Sorin was stabbed by a rhinoceros armed with a knife.

After approximately 10 hours of investigation and interrogation, the Drawtectives concluded that Emery Justice was the murderer, having the A-Team arrest him.
Alm&All

* Location
* Poster

**Alm&All** is a location in Gareville.

## History

Alm&All is a psychic establishment run by Terry, who goes by the names "Madame Alm" and "Madame All". She founded the business after moving to Gareville and wanting to continue her passion for séances. However, once she had entered the town, she found herself unable to contact any spirits, so she instead ventured into the art of fortune telling and cold reading.

## Description

Alm&All is situated in the corner of the Car 2 Market, across from Blu-Scrn and next to the Joust Houst.

The interior is dimly lit, decorated with lavish furniture and curtains, the latter of which are held back by inanimate hands. Terry's reading table sits at the back, glowing from the center.

## Trivia

* In November of 2022, the Alm&All poster became an item purchasable from the Drawfee merch store.
One-Shot Mystery

The **One-Shot Mystery** (streamed as **The Drawtectives Crew is BACK to solve a ONE-SHOT MYSTERY**) was a *Drawtectives* one-shot that streamed live on August 23, 2021. The VOD of the stream was later uploaded to YouTube as **Drawtectives One-Shot Stream**.

## Drawing Challenge

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma drew a picture of Harold, according to Ogalvy Smythe. However, it turned out to be a depiction of Dachs Hund, who Ogalvy had mistaken for a dog.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé drew Dachs Hund's description of Harold, being pulled by Harper Justice.
Lotta Justice

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**Lotta Justice** (US: /'lɒtə·'d͡ʒʌs.tɪs/) is a character in *Drawtectives*. She was created by Julia Lepetit.

## Biography

Lotta Justice is a very rich woman who lives at Crescent Hill. She was once a legendary thief who pioneered an information network of thieves and spies, until she met paladin captain Sorin Justice, who was enchanted by the way that she used her thievery for good. Lotta and Sorin married and the two lived a happy life together at Crescent Hill, which is secretly a base for her information network. They had two children, Harper and Emery.

One day, the Justice family received an anonymous letter threatening to kill a member of their family if they failed to give $1,000,000 in three days. The money was not paid and Sorin was killed as a result.

A B-Team of police officers arrived, separating the witnesses into rooms and soon after, P.I. Jancy True arrived with her new detective team. Many hours later, the Drawtectives solved the mystery and Emery was found to be the culprit. He was arrested and escorted out of Crescent Hill by the A-Team, leaving Lotta even more heartbroken.

Lotta and the rest of the witnesses were then invited to Huck E. Heese, where she had a meal with Don Jovi and Tina Crusher.

## Personality

Lotta was likely once a very lively and ambitious personality, but after the death of her husband, the Drawtectives found her very somber and mournful. This melancholy was only amplified after she discovered that her son Emery was the one who murdered her husband.

## Appearance

Lotta appears very human however she has two horns on her forehead. She has greying hair pulled into a bun. She formerly had dark brown hair which she wore down, with the left side being slightly longer than the right, as seen in the painting of Lotta with Sorin Justice.

### Clothing

* Formal blue dress
* Triangular golden pin
* Red and yellow sash
* Golden earrings

In Grendan Highforge's picture of how Sorin could have been murdered, Lotta did not have horns and her hair was in a ponytail. She also wore a big ballroom dress.

## Trivia

* Lotta Justice is a clear play on words, meaning "lot of justice".
* Lotta is a very good boker player, but does not actually dabble in weaving.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • **Lotta Justice** • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Drawfee

**Drawfee** is an online comedy series based on artists drawing prompts suggested by viewers, "turning dumb ideas into even dumber drawings". Many of the Drawfee team members also used to write and illustrate for Collegehumor or Dorkly as Drawfee used to be owned by Collegehumor.

On January 8th, 2020, Collegehumor went bankrupt, leading to Sam Reich, its manager, buying it, and being forced to lay off almost all of its employees, including the entire Drawfee staff.

On July 2nd, 2020, Drawfee released a video announcing that they were becoming an independent show known as the Drawfee Show.

For more information, see the Drawfee Wiki.

## Members of the Drawfee Team

### Current Members

* Nathan Yaffe - co-founder / host
* Jacob Andrews - editor / host
* Julia Lepetit - community manager / colorist / host
* Karina Farek - animator / host
* David Clarke - editor

### Former Members

* Caldwell Tanner - co-founder / host
* Jake Young
* Tony Wilson
* Willie Muse
* Trevor Lyon - editor

## Series

Drawfee has numerous series of videos that they are known for.

* *Morning Drawfee*
* *Knock-Off Series*
* *Bad JRPG*
* *Pokémon From Memory*
* *Draw Class*
* *Drawga*
* *Drawtectives*
* *Drawfee Beans*
* *Drawmbat*
	+ *Drawception*
	+ *Drawfee Olympics*
* *Drawblem Solvers*
* *Drawfee Roulette*
Harold (show dog)

**Harold** is a character in *Drawtectives*, created by Julia Lepetit.

Harold is a strong, fast, beautiful, and sleek dog, who's won many dog show competitions.

## Biography

Harold was a show dog who became newsworthy due to the large amount of dog show prizes he was winning, including victories at *Eastminster's Dog Show* and *Crust*. Harold's handler is unknown.

## Trivia

* It's unknown what exact categories Harold won, however, Harper Justice mentions he won "Best in Show or whatever", which only means he ultimately won the show, not the exact events.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Master Bedroom

The **master bedroom** is a room in the Justice family's mansion, Crescent Hill.

## History

One night during a party, one of the party's attendants, Ogalvy Smythe was going around the mansion stealing things, when he found two interesting items in the master bedroom. He found an arrest report for Sam Ug and burnt scraps of a letter with the words "mistakes", "job" and "earn" written on them.

Later on in the night, Emery Justice snuck up to the bedroom to steal various treasures, including the gems from the Justice family knife. His father Sorin came up to the room as well, for some wine to express his gratitude for Buzz and Don Jovi, and encountered Emery. After an altercation, Emery ended up stabbing and killing his father with the knife.

Lotta Justice was the first to find her husband's body and had Dr. Susan Fontaine examine the stab wound. A B-Team of police officers arrived and escorted the body out to their police station. Officer Till Bogan was stationed in the master bedroom to answer some of the Drawtectives' basic questions. Sergeant Pierce Steel arrived and asked the detectives for hypotheses on how Sorin was murdered before bringing Lotta back in for them to interrogate.
S1E08

Episode 8 is the eighth episode of *Drawtectives* and its first season. It was published on October 1, 2020.

## Drawing Challenge

In this episode, Emery Justice asked the Drawtectives to draw different instances of Emery doing cool things.

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma was tasked to draw a picture of Emery defeating whoever killed his father, so Grandma of course depicted him killing a rhino.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé was tasked to draw a picture of Emery as an old man in the future, so she drew him sitting in a throne surrounded by gold bars, a nude portrait of York, York's feet pics and a bust of the rhino he killed.

### York's Drawing

York was asked to draw a picture of Emery defeating a wild train.

## Characters

 York Rogdul | Jacob Andrews | Jacob Andrews | <8th appearance>
 Grandma | Nathan Yaffe | Nathan Yaffe | <8th appearance>
 Rosé | Karina Farek | Karina Farek | <8th appearance>
 Emery Justice | Julia Lepetit
Marm Alasa

**Marm Alasa** is a nickname given to Llarm Alasa by York Rogdul. He was then drawn as a "Paddington Bear" version of Llarm.

## Trivia

* The name "Marm Alasa" has a resemblance to "marmalade", which is symbolic of Paddington Bear.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Sammy the Sloth

Sammy the Sloth was a recurring character in *Adventures of the Mushroom Kingdom*. He was the assistant to Danielle and a friend to Kodlay. He was killed when Creeper exploded while searching for Bowser.

## History

Sammy the Sloth was the assistant to Danielle. However, while searching for Bowser and his family to turn in to get money, they found themselves in the remaining villains' hideout. Creeper, a villain, decided to sacrifice himself to save the other villains. However, Sammy blocked the explosion by jumping on Creeper, saving Danielle but getting himself killed in the process.

## Appearance

Sammy the Sloth looks like a normal sloth.
Parlor

The **parlor** is a room in the Justice family mansion Crescent Hill.

## History

At some point during the party at Crescent Hill, Ogalvy Smythe stole two masks from the wall of the parlor.

Following the Murder at Crescent Hill, witnesses at the party were dispersed into different rooms by Officer Inna Urfass for the Drawtectives to interrogate. Faucon was put in the parlor.

After a few hours, the Drawtectives arrived and immediately took a liking to Faucon. She asked them to draw their own covers for some of her favorite albums. These included *In the Court of the Crimson String*, *Goodbye Yellow Slick Toad* and *A Weaver You Can't Out-Bet*. After doing so, Faucon gave the Drawtectives a box she had found in the parlor. She wasn't able to open it, but the Drawtectives used a key from Buzz to open it. Upon unlocking the box, they discovered it was an empty "knife bed".

## Trivia

* The paintings on the wall of the parlor are panels from Julia's comic, *Stifling of Wolves*.
Mabel

**Mabel** is a character in *Drawtectives*. She was created by Elyse Willems and Karina Farek.

Mabel is Harvey Hornswoggle's assistant who specializes in making sausages for his final performing act. She is also a widow, which Harvey finds oddly appealing.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Muriel the Mysterious

**Muriel the Mysterious** is a character in *Drawtectives* mentioned only in the background of S2E03. She was created by Elyse Willems and her name can be seen on the various signs outside the Harvey Hornswoggle Circus.

## Biography

Muriel the Mysterious is believed to have pulled off a fabled magic trick in the magician community, despite it almost killing her and leading to her mysterious disappearance soon after.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
B-Team

The **B-Team** are a group of police officers in Fancy Town. They are viewed more as second responders than their more popular counterpart, the A-Team.

## History

The B-Team were called to the scene of the Murder at Crescent Hill to investigate. It is unclear whether the B-Team normally work together or if they were just called in because of their individual availability at the time. The latter theory is supported by the fact that Officer Till Bogan is normally a traffic cop, whilst Sergeant Pierce Steel seems accustomed to dealing with more severe cases like murder.

At the scene, Officer Inna Urfass separated witnesses into different rooms for the Drawtectives to interrogate, while Officer Flem Mucowsy, who was sick at the time of the investigation, and Officer Bogan, guarded the main entrance and the master bedroom, respectively. Sergeant Steel had the scene of the murder cleared before the Drawtectives arrived, as he already had a theory on how the murder went down. After the Drawtectives proposed other culprits, Steel commanded Officer Yourfas to look for them on the guestlist before leaving to search for them himself.

When the murder was eventually solved, the A-Team arrived to arrest the culprit and the B-Team was invited to Huck E. Heese.

## Members

* Sergeant Pierce Steel
* Officer Inna Urfass
* Officer Flem Mucowsy
* Officer Till Bogan

## Trivia

* Two of the members of the B-Team (Sergeant Steel and Officer Bogan) are seen taking notes on their hands or wrists as opposed to some kind of notepad
Orcs

Orcs are a race in *Drawtectives*.

## Known Members

No full orcs have officially been seen on *Drawtectives*, but Julia has posted a character render of a cut orc character. The following are all the known orcs on *Drawtectives* (not including half-orcs):

* Gyorik Rogdul's father and tribe members
* Orc Witness

## Traditions & Lore

* The most dangerous creatures in the orcish tribes are wild trains.
* York has two stomachs, and once both have been filled with food, he does not have to eat for the next two days. A side-effect of this being that he poops much more than other races. This may or may not be a trait of all orcs.
* Many orcs suffer from Resting Anger Face, in which a person's neutral face looks extremely angry.
* The only type of television shown in the tribes is the orcish soap operas, including *Maul My Children*, *One Fight to Live*, and *Tusks of Our Lives*.
* The only band known in orcish tribes is Birds of Prey, a band led by Faucon.
* Orcs cannot refuse an invitation.
* Orcs are only babies for a few hours.
* Orcs pee on people they like as a compliment. Insults often result in bloodshed and vice versa.
* There is no indoor plumbing and no bathrooms.
* Basketball exists in the orcish tribes.
* Orcs often do not recognize themselves in mirrors.
* Orcs do not have camera nor mirrors, and thus only see themselves through drawings.
* Orcs keep northern cats as battle cats. They are 8 feet long and 8 feet tall.
* Orcs are typically anti-tobacco, otherwise known as Orcish Grass, because the cows eat it, so it is presumably unhealthy for Orcs. They do, however, eat mushrooms often.
* There is an orcish saying that goes "it takes five pickles to hold a potato," referring to the dangerous northern potatoes.
* A lot of orcs have the same hairstyle as York, because he made them have that hairstyle.
* Orcish princes wear armbands similar to the one York wears.
* The preferred method of cooking is using iron cauldrons.
* In the Northern Tribes, the legal drinking age is 10 years old.
* When things are killed in the Northern Tribes, there is a 0% chance of them becoming ghosts, because they are killed so hard that they stay dead.
* People in the Northern Tribes always cry over spilled milk.
* In S1E11, it is implied that Julia exists in-universe as an orcish God.
* Orcs have different writing and currency than humans, leading York to understand neither one in the human world. The orcish currency is based on bones.
* In orcish culture, one is most polite to those most likely to kill you.
* When orcs are born, tribe members use a stick to scratch "He was born" (presumably varied for gender/pronouns differences) into the mud, and don't keep birth certificates.
* In the universe of Drawtectives, the term "claim" (meaning to acknowledge somebody as part of your own people) from the Southern United States, originated from the Northern Orcs.
* Orcs never have dimples
* In Orc culture actors are typically old, and called "road dogs".
* The Orcs have a phrase with unclear meaning, "There is always time for the East."
S1E01

**Episode 1** is the first episode of *Drawtectives* and its first season. It was published on Dropout on June 15, 2019, and on YouTube on June 22, 2019.

## YouTube Description

Nathan, Jacob, Julia, & Karina prepare for a mysterious new adventure, now as York, Grendan, & Rosé.

## Drawing Challenge

In each episode there is a drawing challenge that the three heroes must face. In the first episode, Jacob (York), Nathan (Grendan) and Karina (Rosé) design their characters that they will play throughout the series and come up with their backstories.

## Characters

 Gyorik Rogdul | Jacob Andrews | Jacob Andrews | 1st appearance>
 Grendan Highforge | Nathan Yaffe | Nathan Yaffe | 1st appearance>
 Rosé | Karina Farek | Karina Farek | 1st appearance>
Huck E. Heese (mascot)

**Huck E. Heese** (US: /'hʌk·'i·'hiz/) is the mascot at the restaurant of the same name.

## History

After the Murder at Crescent Hill was solved by the Drawtectives, all the witnesses of the case went to Huck E. Heese, where Huck and famous musician Faucon performed together as part of the Bizza Band.

## Trivia

* Like the restaurant, Huck E. Heese is based on the real-life mascot Chuck E. Cheese.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Don't Cry

**Don't Cry** is a carnival game invented by Rosé.

## Mechanics

In Don't Cry, the player must stand on a platform and be subjected to various insults and passive-aggressive remarks made by the Animatronic. They must avoid crying as the thermometer next to the platform measures the player's ability to not cry. The player wins if they reach the top level of the thermometer, labelled, "OK".

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Parlor Masks

The **parlor masks** belong to the Justice family and reside in the parlor of Crescent Hill.

## History

On the night of the Murder at Crescent Hill, Ogalvy Smythe went around the mansion in search of valuable items to steal. He came across the parlor, where he stole two owl masks that he and his father put on.

During the investigation of the murder, Rosé took the remaining masks off the wall, trying on the fox mask and giving Faucon the raven mask. Jancy True then stole the masks from them until Rosé took them back.
Harvey Hornswoggle

* Episode still
* Full body render

**Harvey Hornswoggle** (US: /'hɑɹ.vi·'hɔɹn.swɑ.gəl/) is a character in *Drawtectives*. He is played by and was created by Elyse Willems, designed by Julia Lepetit.

## Biography

Harvey Hornswoggle comes from a long line of aerialists and due to family pressure, became an aerialist as well, despite his phobia of heights. Because of his inability to look down, he became famous for performing blindfolded. At one point or another in his life, he also worked as a professional hot dog eater and juggler, all under the stage name of some variation on "Harvey".

Hornswoggle later went on to become a hypnotist and magician who signed up to host an experience on the Celestial Spear Express. He currently has built his show around the narrative that he must perform a mythical trick, the Left-Handed Lizard Lapdance Switcheroo, which has only ever been performed by Muriel the Mysterious, in order to save himself from his rival magicians under the head of David Clopperfield. Since he arrived at the Celestial Spear, his memory has been very foggy. About 45 minutes before beginning one of his shows, he came across the Drawtectives and their honorary son Eugene. Bringing them backstage, he explained to them that he had been practicing his disappearing tricks, which were so good he accidentally made his best tricks vanish. Eugene volunteered the Drawtectives to draw some of Hornswoggle's tricks in order to rejog his memory.

After their drawings, Hornswoggle offered them a spirit box in gratitude and Eugene his own supposed business card. During the short period of time they examined the spirit box, Hornswoggle managed to perform his show, which only took about one minute and thirty seconds, and was met by success, thanks to the Drawtectives. That night, he visited Huck E. Heese with everybody else the Drawtectives met during the day and used the Fortune Telly machine.

## Personality

Hornswoggle is a very cheery, upbeat man although he is known to have no filter on what he says to others.

## Appearance

Hornswoggle is a rather stout man with red curly hair. He has long sideburns and a pointy moustache and goatee.

### Clothing

* Top hat
* White button-up shirt
* Red vest with golden buttons

### Equipment

* Magic wand
* Sunflower tucked into his left sleeve
* Cards spilling out from his hat

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • **Harvey Hornswoggle** • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz

1. ↑ Consulting the height chart in S2E01
S1E06

**Episode 6** is the sixth episode of *Drawtectives* and its first season. It premiered live on July 14, 2020.

## Drawing Challenge

In this episode, Harper Justice had the Drawtectives draw themselves in sad situations.

### Grendan's Drawing

Grendan had to draw himself losing a dog-walking competition to Todd Walker.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé had to draw herself wearing shoulder pads and working as a middle-aged accountant.

### York's Drawing (Rosé's Second Drawing)

York was prompted to draw himself as a kitten, but used his power of Miscommunication to intimidate Harper into skipping the challenge. Instead, Rosé used her Millennial power to draw his prompt.
Noah Crimnal

Noah Crimnal is a character in *Drawtectives*. He was played and created by Julia Lepetit.

He is a thief who consistently stole from people enjoying the Park.

## Biography

Noah Crimnal was a serial thief, stealing from people in The Park so frequently it became a multi-day news event. He pawns off his stolen items for money, so he only steals small enough items that sales aren't a hassle. He was stealing from multiple people when Harper Justice lost her dog, and evaded questioning by the Drawtectives for over an hour before being found by Jancy True.

During the interview, Noah repeatedly lied and gaslit the Drawtectives, along with stealing items from the three, including Grandma's hat, one of Rosé's fingerless gloves, and the armband York wears. Because he refused to cooperate, York put him in arm jail, and Noah finally admitted to stealing almost every item on his person.

Noah was so unhelpful, the Drawtectives abandoned trying to interview him, but he was later jailed due to stealing so many items.

## Personality

Noah is a master at being irritating and unhelpful, consistently denying things he's admitted to, and lying whenever possible.

## Appearance

Noah is an elf with extremely long, blonde hair, blue eyes, and a creepy smile. He also has a mark on his forehead and many freckles.

### Clothing

* Blue t-shirt
* Light blue undershirt
* Grey glove
* Two golden rings
* A ring around his shirt's collar
* Short, thin, purple bracelet
* Ogalvy Smythe's special hat
* One of Dachs Hund's pairs of glasses
* Grandma's hat
* One of Rosé's fingerless gloves
* York's armband

### Equipment

* Norm Elmahn's notepad and pen

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Blarden State

***Blarden State*** is an indie film in *Drawtectives* based on the real-life *Garden State*.

The film was directed by Anne Daction and starred Zach Giraffe, the first giraffe actor.

A poster of the film was taped to Eugene Finch's office, representing his plan to hire Anne Daction to be a talent on the Celestial Spear Express.

 Musicians: Birds of Prey • Duchess Gorgon • Electric Tom • Faucon • Freak Out! at the Club • Grendan Fury • King Citrus • Orc Witness • Rabioleg • Stariana Grande • You Son of a Bitch
Arty Fichel

## Signature

**Arty Fichel** (US: /'ɑɹ.ti·'fɪ.ʃəl/ or /'ɑɹ.ti·'faɪ.kəl/) is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned by name. They were created by Julia Lepetit.

## Biography

Not much is known about Arty Fichel other than the fact that they and someone named Jack Pott purchased two tickets for the Celestial Spear Express for a total of $6,101,000.

## Trivia

* Arty Fichel's name is a play on the word "artificial".

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Dachs Hund

* One-shot still
* Sketch

Dachs Hund is a character in *Drawtectives*. He was played and created by Julia Lepetit.

## Biography

Dachs Hund was enjoying the park one day, reading his newspaper nearby Harper Justice when she lost her dog, Harold. Being in proximity to the reported dog-theft, he was treated as a suspect in the case and interviewed by the Drawtectives.

He was able to give a description of what Harold looks like, allowing Rosé to sketch the dog. He was let go due to being infuriating to talk to, and also not having a big enough connection to the case.

## Personality

Dachs is a timid man, who is hesitant to say almost anything. His slow talking-style and reluctance to help the investigation led to Rosé becoming irritated quickly.

## Appearance

Dachs is a human who looks almost exactly like a dog, so much so that the Drawtectives proposed the idea that he transformed from a dog to a human. He is bald on the top of his head, but has long, ear-shaped hair on the sides, as well as a sagging face.

### Clothing

* Brown shirt/gown
* Shiny grey bolo tie

## Trivia

* Dachs' name comes from the dog breed, the Dachshund.
* The top of Dachs' head is oddly sticky.
Object Vehemence Wiki

**Welcome to the Object Vehemence Wiki!**
Object Vehemence is the rehash of Object Triple created by Chikako the Meowstic. The main focus of the show centers around 2 hosts that put 25 contestants through multitude of challenges, each raising the bar of insanity. It has many uniqueness, from it's characters to the entire universe!
Albert

**Albert** (US:/'æl.bɚt/), also known as **Kingston Munch** (US: /'kɪŋ.stən·'mʌnt͡ʃ/), is a character in *Drawtectives*. He is voiced by Caldwell Tanner and was created by him and Julia Lepetit.

## Biography

Not much is known about the childhood of Albert. As implied by a baby picture given to Jancy True by Albert's parents or guardians, he, at some point, went missing. His guardians gave the picture to Jancy, hoping she could locate his whereabouts.

As of now, Albert, known as Duke Kingston Munch, runs the Joust Houst in the Car 2 Market of Gareville, with his assistant Ms. Squire. Some time after entering Gareville, he signed a changed contract made by Leland Bore, agreeing to alter his memory of the contract negotiations. He frequently resides within a large chalice of red wine, often partially naked, and oversees the jousts from his viewing booth.

At some point, all of Kingston Munch's knights may or may not have staged a walkout, prompting him to anoint the Drawtectives as new jousters. Once they had all materialized their steeds in the Infinity Stable, the tourney began. Kingston gave Grendan Highforge, the winner of the event, their prize, a Joe Beans cup with Jancy True's pin inside of it, which he had almost choked on. That night, he visited Huck E. Heese with everybody else the Drawtectives met during the day and rode on York's back.

## Appearance

Kingston Munch is very small and as such is able to fit inside a large chalice of red wine. He has curls of blonde hair and a big blonde moustache.

### Clothing

* Crown
* Red robe with a golden "K" button

### Equipment

* Large turkey leg
* Large chalice of red wine

## Trivia

* Kingston Munch's name likely comes from Munchkin, as the name backwards is Munch Kingston.
* His real name may be "Princeton Albert", as his pendant in the childhood photo contains a "P" rather than a "K", in reference to Prince Albert or the Prince Albert piercing.
* Kingston's design is very lopsided, but this was not fixed because Julia thought it fit with his character.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • **Kingston Munch** • Sharron Lutz
Half-Elves

**Half-elves** are a race in *Drawtectives*.

## Appearance

Half-elves are the result of mixed breeding between humans and elves. It is difficult to discern between elves and half-elves, but it is presumed that half-elves are slightly shorter and have shorter ears.

## Known Members

The following are all the known half-elves in *Drawtectives*:

* Zendaya
* Stariana Grande
* Jada Pinkett Blacksmith
S2E03

**S2E03** is the fifteenth episode of *Drawtectives* and the third of its second season. It premiered live on December 2, 2021.

## Drawing Challenge

In this episode, the Drawtectives were asked to draw some of Harvey Hornswoggle's most famous tricks to help him remember what they were.

### York's Drawing

York drew Harvey's opening act, consisting of Wendell the tiger's tap routine.

### Grandma's Drawing

Grandma drew his main act, sawing a grandma in half, revealing a smaller grandma.

### Rosé's Drawing

Rosé drew his grand finale, where he holds his breath under 7-Up for 30 seconds by breathing through hot dogs, and then drinking his way out.
Theoxys

Luigi

Princess Peach

Toad

Donkey Kong

Evil

Evil Wand

Myn

Hate

Kodlay

Happiness

Kindness

Love

Theoxys is a recurring character in *Adventures of the Mushroom Kingdom*. He is an enemy of Kodlay, Mario, and Luigi, as well as the entire world. He is one of the wizards who participated in the ancient Wizard Battle. He is the wizard of evil.

## History

Theoxys was born thousands of years before Mario and Luigi came into the Mushroom Kingdom. He was a kind wizard with a very big heart. He bought the evil crystal from a historian. However, the evil crystal over the years slowly turned him evil and heartless. He also created the evil magic wand. Kodlay, who bought the good crystal, then created the good magic wand to combat Theoxys. The two then battled for hundreds of years in the event called The Wizard Battle. In the end, Kodlay defeated Theoxys and banished him to another dimension. However, Kodlay was then banished too, as he had to pay the price for banishing Theoxys. Thousands of years later, Emperor Percy Penguin, Mario, Luigi, and Princess Peach accidentally released him from his banishment, unknowingly releasing Kodlay as well. He then became an enemy of Mario and Luigi.

## Personality

Theoxys is a very evil and heartless individual. He hates all life in the Universe and wants to destroy many things. He despises love most of all. He is also very smart.

## Appearance

Theoxys has the form of a mouse wearing a wizard's cloak and hat. He wears white gloves. He has an appearance similar to Wizard Mickey Mouse.

## Relationships

**Mario****, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Toad:** Theoxys hates all four of them and wants to kill them all. The heroes also want to stop Theoxys once and for all.

**Kodlay:** Kodlay is Theoxys's arch-enemy. They despise each other and want to stop each other.
Kit Snarington

**Kit Snarington** is a character in *Drawtectives* who has only been mentioned by name. He is a famous trapper.

## Trivia

* He is based on the real-life Kit Harington.

 Season 1: Avis Smythe • Buzz • Don Jovi • Emery Justice • Faucon • Harper Justice • Llarm Alasa • Lotta Justice • Ogalvy Smythe • Sam Ug • Susan Fontaine • Tina Crusher • Todd Walker • Tulip
Season 2: Abayomi • Aeris • Anna Log • Anne Daction • Conrad Uctor • Felix • Harvey Hornswoggle • Joebeans • Kingston Munch • Sharron Lutz
Mario's Meatball Manor

* Background
* Full seating area
* Bar and pit

**Mario's Meatball Manor** is an Italian restaurant located in Nibbleheim, Nosh, that serves a variety of meatballs.

## History

At some point, Mario's Meatball Manor sold an official "Mario's Meatball Manor" video game with every kids' meal for a limited time. The protagonist of *Gods Punisher Final Quest: Tales of Stratus* managed to procure a copy of the game while it was still available.

While on a mission to court the Nibbleheim warlord Villainius, the protagonist asked him out to Mario's Meatball Manor. There, they planned out an ideal date with Villainius, illustrating their ideas on the paper tablecloth. During Villainius and the protagonist's date planning, Liticus Guysus and Optimus Amicus intimately shared a dish of meatballs and ultimately began making out.

## Licensed Game

Sold with every kids' meal for a limited time was a licensed game based on the restaurant. The objective of the game is for Mario, the player character, to collect the meatballs that have gone missing from his manor, using his time machine to find them.

The restaurant sometimes plays an orchestral cover of the game's soundtrack, which includes Pavarotti-esque renditions of Mario's dialog.