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Steamland police

The **Steamland police** are the law enforcers in Steamland.

They wear blue uniformes with shoulder pads and a bee as insignia, brown gloves, and a helmet.

In season 3 they arrested King Zøg after finding him in Steamland and mistaking him for a drunk.

## Members

None of the members of the police force are mentioned by name, and only 2 of them have speaking roles:
Giggles

**Giggles** is an inmate and employee in Twinkletown Insane Asylum, and the cell partner of King Zøg during both of his stays there in "The Cabinet of Dr. Chazzzzz" and "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment".

## Appearance

He has a gray t-shirt that exposes his belly. He wears medium length pants and tan boots. He has light brown hair and narrow eyes.

## Role in the series

Giggles is introduced when King Zøg is thrown in a cell in the Twinkletown Insane Asylum. Zøg appears scared of his new cellmate but Giggles only giggles menacingly at the new arrival. The next evening, as Giggles and King Zøg are locked in their shared cell, Giggles shares why he is locked up in the insane asylum. Giggles tells the story of how he killed his whole family except for his grandma. After he was locked up in the insane asylum, he used his grandmother's skull to dig a tunnel out of the asylum to kill his other grandmother. Zøg says that doesn’t make any sense, to which Giggles retorts that a guy can have two grandmas. The very same evening Giggles overhear King Zøg muttering in his sleep about his great fear of being buried alive. On the third day, Giggles shows Zøg the tunnel he dug to escape the insane asylum, hidden behind a wooden box used as a bedside table. Hesitantly Zøg crawls into the tunnel holding a candle but stops short after the tunnel ends abruptly after only a few feet. Zøg points out how the tunnel is very short, after which Giggles reveals that his tunnel collapsed and presumably he knew this before letting Zøg climb in. Giggles giggles menacingly as he bricks up the opening while Zøg screams in terror, sealing his cellmate in the tunnel to die.

However, this act of cruelty ends up working in Zøg's favor, as it helps him overcome his fear of being burried alive, and provides him with a way out when he finds the skull of Giggle's grandma in the tunnel, with which he can dig to the surface. After Zøg's escape Dr. Mulberry, Giggles, and Chazzzzz go out to look for him. The Venerable Rinsemaster is shown a wanted poster resembling Zøg, but the Rinsemaster denies having encountered him. Dr. Mulberry, Giggles, and Chazzzzz debate on what to do next, and at that point spot Big Jo working on a garden on the Monastery grounds. Chazzzzz and Giggles work together to wrestle Big Jo to the ground, tie him up and throw him in the wagon to be brought back to the asylum in place of King Zøg.

In "Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment", after Zøg and Bean accidentally end up in the asylum, Zøg is once again locked up with Giggles. And this time there is no escape; the tunnel is closed and the skull of Giggle's grandmother has been turned into a window ornament. Giggles is still planning to kill Zøg. He is seen attending various group therapy sessions. When Bean uses her magic to free herself and organize an escape, Giggles is among the inmates that escape the asylum. He is not seeen again after this.

## Abilities

* Digging
* Drawing

## Fan theories

Because of their resemblance it has been speculated that the coach driver seen briefly in the beginning of in Season 1 Episode 5 is Giggles before he was imprisoned in Twinkletown Insane Asylum.
Knights of the Zøg Table

The **Knights of the Zøg Table** are King Zøg's personal knights, and the warriors of Dreamland, who appear to be led by Pendergast.

## Cultural References

* **Knights of the Round Table (circa 1155AD)**: legendary group of Knights led by King Arthur;
* **Holy Grail:**a treasure that serves as an important motif in Arthurian literature.

## Trivia

* Prior to being dispatched on the quest for the Eternity Pendant by King Zøg, the Knights are alluded to be on a quest for the "one true God", which is a subtle reference to the Quest for The Holy Grail, thought to have been undertaken by the Knights of the Round Table.
* The name "Zøg Table" is grammatically incorrect, as the Round Table refers to the literal *roundness* of the table.
* According to their lockers, other members of the order appear to include Poob, Hator, Eldon, Pinkus, Jenkins and Bunky.
Infernal Amplifier

**Infernal Amplifier** is a potion which turns people to stone. It was created and used by the magicians of Maru to destroy Cremorrah, then was later used by Queen Dagmar to destroy Dreamland; obtained by Dagmar since she is the sister of the emperor of Maru.

It is ambiguous on whether the amplifier merely amplifies the potency of potions (as stated by its name) or turns people to stone directly (since it is never seen used with other potions).
Luci's Inferno

* Current
* Previous

**Luci's Inferno** (formerly known as The **Flying Scepter**) is a tavern in Dreamland frequented by Bean, Luci, and Elfo. It was named after the fact that it is in such a location that whenever King Zøg gets angry and throws a scepter it hits this tavern.

When a scepter flies into the tavern whilst Bean is having a drink there with her buddies she is reminded of her angry father, with whom she doesn't get along. This results in her putting the drinks of everyone present on his tab. She likely does this without his permission, but if it means she doesn't have to pay, all the better.

As of "The Dreamland Job", the tavern is owned, operated, and named after Luci, who gained the bar by cheating in an arm-wrestling match against Mumbles, the previous owner.

When Odval and the Arch-Druidess make Dreamland a theocracy, they notably prohibit the sale and consumption of alcohol, and the bar may have been closed by the authorities. After Zøg returns to the throne, Luci takes over the management of the bar until Big Jo arrives, where he evacuates the bar by taking his reserves of alcohol in a cart pulled by Elfo.

The fate of the tavern is uncertain, as its owner is now deceased.

Overview of The Flying Scepter
List of episodes

This is the **list of episodes** of the animated series Disenchantment broadcast by Netflix.

Disenchantment was initially ordered in a twenty episode batch which was broken into two ten-episode installments, Part One and Part Two, comprising Season 1.

Parts One and Two of Season 2 was ordered to be released in 2021 and 2022, respectively.

Season 3 was originally also going to have 2 parts, but Matt Groening decided to wrap up the series with only 1 more part of 10 episodes.

## Season 1

### Part One

The first ten-episode instalment was released on August 17, 2018.

### Part Two

The second ten-episode instalment was released on September 20, 2019.

## Season 2

### Part One

The first instalment, also referred to as "Part 3", was initially set for 2020, but was later changed to January 15, 2021.

### Part Two

The second ten-episode instalment, also referred to as "Part 4", was released on February 9, 2022.

## Season 3

The first and only ten-episode instalment was released on September 1, 2023. This is the only season with just a single instalment.

## Video

Disenchantment Teaser HD NetflixTeaserDisenchantment - Part 3 Trailer - Netflix
## References

1. ↑ Release Details. *screenrant.com*
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Disenchantment Part 3 Trailer. *YouTube*
3. ↑ Netflix tweet. *Twitter*
Gunderson Steamworks receptionist

This unnamed man is the **receptionist** at Gunderson Steamworks

He is first seen in "Steamland Confidential" when Bean tracks down the Arch-Druidess to this factory. As Bean enters, she gets stuck in the revolving doors. The receptionist sees it happen, but does nothing to interfere. When Bean finally frees herself and proudly declares to the receptionist that she defeated his "magic portal", he is unfazed and simply tells her she is just on time for the morning shift.
Elves Blood Potion

This **potion** is seen in the episode "For Whom The Pig Oinks". It is the first potion that Sorcerio made with Elfo's blood.

## History

Zøg wants to use the elves blood to create the elixir of life. According to Sorcerio, however, the amount of blood is insufficient and King Zøg threatens to use it to make Elfo a paste if the said flask is not filled with blood by tomorrow morning. During the night the flask isn't even half full, so Bean picks up a pig that lives in the courtyard and draws its blood.

She puts the pig's blood in the flask along with the elven's blood. Whereby she mentions that pigs consist of 80% blood. The next morning the flask is filled, as is the whole floor. Zøg then releases Elfo. After Prince Merkimer's bachelor party, he would like to regain his strength, and as an old legend says it, elves blood has magical powers. So he drinks from the flask.

On the way to the altar, Merkimer turns into a pig, and the pig they got the blood from turns into Merkimer. The pig, from which they got the blood, and is now in Merkimer's body, we see in further episodes.
Matt Berry

**Matt Berry** (born May 2, 1974) is an English actor, writer, and musician. He is best known for his role as Douglas Reynholm in the British sitcom *The IT Crowd*.

He also plays Laszlo Cravensworth, an English nobleman vampire on the FX hit tv show What We Do in the Shadows

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Bloaty the Squirrel

**Bloaty The Squirrel** is a joke "character" in *Disenchantment.* It is made up by Elfo as part of a ruse by Bean to try to get Sven and the vikings the drink the filthy, contaminated water from the water fountain.

## Trivia

Although not exactly a pivotal character, and clearly not Elfo's pet, it does lead Elfo to address the curious naming conventions which take place in the show. (Elfo the elf, Sven the viking, Bloaty the *bloated* squirrel etc). By addressing a technique used by the show, Elfo *breaks the fourth wall. (*This is a post-modern technique). In so doing hehangs a *lampshade* on the unlikely act of Sven drinking such obviously filthy water. This is a different technique designed to show that the writer recognises this as an unlikely turn of events which, by addressing it and moving along, the audience's willing suspension of disbelief is maintained.

## Quote

**Sven**: Why are there so many *dead things* floating in the "Elixir of Life"?
**Bean**: A little bug never hurt anyone...
**Unnamed Viking**: What about *that squirrel?*"
**Elfo**: Oh, *that's my pet "Bloaty"*.
**Sven**: Wait a minute... you named your pet squirrel "Bloaty" *before he died and got all bloated?*
**Elfo**: And your name is "Sven" and you're a viking sooo *we're all a little obvious here, aren't we?* Come on. Drink up.
Alavanthros list

Mystisk litterært værk, som ifølge nogle gisninger er skrevet af selveste Mirabilis I. Beskriver hvordan en mægtig, guldstrålende drage, som i værket kaldes Hiofantus, i drømme rejser til Nørd fra en anden verden. Dette bemærker den store troldmand Alavanthro, som er i stand til at indfange Hiofantus drømmejeg til at åbne en portal til dragerne egen verden. Derefter narrer Alavanthro dragerne og bliver i stand til at høste deres drømmejeg, så han kan åbne portaler til andre verdener.

De fleste regner værket for fri fantasi, men et fåtal at lærde mener, at det beskriver virkelige begivenheder.
Caresso

**Caresso** is a Trøg who is mentioned by Queen Dagmar in "You're the Bean" and "Goodbye Bean".

In "You're the Bean", Dagmar mistakes Elfo for Caresso when he, Luci and Bean sneak into her room. To keep Dagmar distracted, Bean orders Elfo to keep up the ruse. Elfo is thus forced to give Dagmar the massage Caresso was actually going to give her.

In "Goodbye Bean", Dagmar grabs Elfo's hand, saying he would be her eternal servant in Hell. Elfo says '*are you sure you're not thinking of Caresso?*' to which Dagmar replies, '*Screw Caresso. I want you.*'.
Gnome

**Gnomes** are a small sapient species on Earth.

## Appearance

They are very similar to gnomes in folklore and other media. They are shown wearing pointy hats and tunics, whilst possessing white beards pointy ears and being very small.

## Behavior

Gnomes are known as the most bloodthirst and viscous race around. They were once at war with Ogres, with the tribe encountered by Elfo suffering massive losses. It is unknown whether the war is ongoing. They have been shown to use explosive mushrooms as projectile weapons during battles. It is unknown if this is their only means of fighting, or if it was just the single tribe who used them. They also have impressive swordsmanship skills.

## Trivia

* They resemble gnomes from *Gravity Falls*.
Laughing Mare

**Laughing Mare** is a white female horse firs seen in "Darkness Falls".

She used to be a normal horse. After the magic from the Crystal Cavern was unlocked and began to spread across Dreamland, some of it got in the water from the well. Laughing Mare drank from this water and was given the same ability to laugh as Laughing Horse.

The two horses immediately fell in love now that they could both laugh. At the end of "Goodbye Bean", they have started a family and move into the cave of Malfus, much to the latters annoyance.
El De Barge

**El De Barge** is a party barge that appears in *For Whom The Pig Oinks*.

The barge is a tri master ship with only 1 large deck more akin to a raft. It has no weapons of any kind.

The barge was rented by Bean as part of her plot for Prince Merkimer to be eaten by the mermaids of Mermaid Island. She convinced him the barge was for his bachelor party and Merkimer fell for it. However, the barge encountered thick fog and ended up on Walrus Island instead, where Merkimer mistook the walrusses for mermaids and made love with them. Later the barge came under attack from what appeared to be a Borc ship. Merkimer saved the barge by fighting and killing all the Borcs, only to find out later they were Bozak.
Cremorrah

The **Lost City of Cremorrah** was once the great city of **Cremorrah** in The World.

Cremorrah had a thriving economy of snakes which all the of world envied. Maru, with their mouse-based economy was jealous and in constant peril. Maru attacked Cremorrah but had no army so they used magic. Maru created a potion so powerful it could vanquish a entire city, turning everyone to stone. King Doris of Cremorrah was not there at the time and sought out the Eternity Pendant for help his people. After failing to save his people King Doris later turned to stone.

In "The Limits of Immortality", Bean, Luci and Elfo visit the ruins of Cremorrah and find the Eternity Pendant here.

## Trivia

* Cremorrah was based on ancient Egypt.
* In "The Good, The Bad, and the Bum-Bum", the destination dial of The Compensator is shown to have a setting for "New Cremorrah", which implies at least some citizens of the old Cremorrah survived and started a new kingdom elsewhere. This New Cremorrah is never seen however.
Elfwood

**Elfwood** is a now-deserted magical Elf realm located in the Enchanted Forest. It was filled with hollow tree-houses that were homes to very industrious elves. Elfwood specialized in the production and distribution of candy.

The Elves eventually moved from Elfwood to Dreamland and settled in Elf Alley after discovering that the realm was once their original homeland.

## History

After King Rulo finds Elfo and Kissy in bed together, seemingly not for the first time, he sentences Elfo to death by hanging at the Gumdrop Tree.
After Kissy cuts him down they run to the outer wall. Elfo pulls the lever and leaves Elfwood whereupon his adventures begin.

Sometime later the elves of Elfwood permanently move to Elf Alley, a sub-section of Dreamland, where they all currently reside.

## Economy

According to Elfo, the elves of Elfwood make candy and are paid in candy too, something which he thinks "*doesn't make any sense*". He also says the workers all sing while they work which, he believes, is "*not happiness*", but "*mental illness*".

## Environment

Elfwood is a magical land of candy, where gumdrops grow on trees. It is a fantasy kingdom, and rules of human logic do not apply. Many animals are found there - including cats, birds, bunnies, squirrels, and turtles - all of which are exaggeratedly cute and adorable. Many seem to work with the Elves, helping to make candy. One tortoise seems to have even been mutilated to make room in his shell for a baking tray. It seems, on the surface, to be peaceful and idyllic.

## Customs

Despite the cutesy surface appearance and overly-happy way of life, there is a darker side to Elfwood: the Elf King is a tyrant and kills other elves on a regular basis. They use the Gumdrop Tree *to hang elves from*. Anyone who kisses or frolics with the Elf King's daughter Kissy]] is in danger of being arbitrarily killed at the King's command.
Elfo escapes Elfwood due to his inability to reconcile what he sees as the mental illness and underlying threat of life in Elfwood. From his perspective, the customs of Elfwood are insane. Elfo's ability to see through the facade might be due to him being a hybrid - that is, only 50% Elf.

## Songs

### Intro Song

*It's a ha-ha-ha, and a hee-hee-hee,*
*We're as happy as we can be!*
*Elfwood is the place we'll never flee,*
*Our minds are blank, but our hearts are free!*
*We work all day, and we sing with glee,*
*We drink all night uncontrollably!*
*It's a ho-ho-ho, and a hee-hee-hee,*
*Listen to us whistle adorably!*
### Elfo's Execution Song

*Hanging Elfo from the Gumdrop Tree,*
*A strangly-dangly activity!*
The Calliope of Progress

**The Calliope of Progress** is a darkride in Steamland Fun Center, that gives visitors a brief insight in the history of Steamland through a series of animatronics.

Bean and Alva Gunderson, who is posing as Gordie Stewson at the time, visit the attraction in "Steamland Confidential" after they spot the Arch-Druidess going in there. The attraction teaches Bean (and by extend the viewere) that the steam in Steamland comes from geothermal chambers underground. Early mankind used this steam rising from the ground to relax, until one day a monk got caught in on a steam outcropping and got killed by the hot steam, but his clothes where cleaned in the process, which gave people an idea of what steam could be used for. So a village was build near the outcroppings called "Dead Monksburg", which would eventually grow into Steamland.

The attraction also praises Alva for his part in developping Steamland; not surprising considering he is the main sponsor of the attraction.
King Dripo

King Dripo is the king of the Sea Trøgs. He lives together with his people in the sunken annex of Dreamland's Castle.

## Appereance

King Dripo is a fish-like creature. He has fins and gills. He wears a dark burgundy cape and a white pearl necklace with a pendant. A golden crown crowns his head. He usually holds a scepter in his right hand. He has black googly eyes and pointed white teeth. A small fin on his chin looks like a goatee. He has only four fingers and the typical large nostrils of the Trøgs.

## What to expect when you're expecting parasites

At the beginning, King Dripo seems very polite and courteous. He pulled Zøg down into the water because he thought he was a walrus. He then invites Zøg, Bean, Luci and Elfo to a feast. After the meal, he invites the group to the Sea Trøg mating ritual. Bean is chasing a large pearl. Upon her return, she finds out that King Dripo is giving them parasite worms. Oona saves them all except Bean, who is rescued by Mora.
Dreamland dark ride

The **Dreamland dark ride** is an attraction in Steamland Fun Center.

## Features

It is an attraction that allows visitors to ride through various rooms and scenes based on Dreamland. These rooms contain animatronic caricatures of many of Dreamlands inhabitants. These rooms and characters, in order of appearance, are:

Entrance

* King Zøg
* Vip and Vap
* Bean
* Queen Oona (image featured on the carts that passengers ride in)

Sorcerio's laboratory (for children and easily fooled adults)
* Freckles
* Mop Girl
* Zøg (on a portrait)
* Sorcerio
* Elfo (who for some reason is sitting in Sorcerio's cauldron)

Topsy Turbish
* Sir Turbish
* Stan
* Queen Oona
* Town crier
* Various decapitated heads on stakes
* Me-Flavored Water Salesman
* Prince Derek
* Plague Doctor
* Jester

Hell
* Luci
* Various demons
* Satan

## Trivia

* According to Bean, the attraction lacks a narrative.
Lady in the Lake

* Decoy
* True form

The **Lady in the Lake** is a mysterious character in *Disenchantment*, who makes a handfull of appearances in the series.

She appears to be a nymph (nature spirit) that lives in the Enchanted Forest, but is actually a monstrous fish. P.T. McGee mistook her for a Forest Siren, and was promptly devoured by her.

## Appearance

The Lady in the Lake bathes naked in a lake in the Enchanted Forest. She is pink-skinned, and has red hair, long eyelashes, and 4 blue dots along her forehead. In reality, she's actually an anglerfish which her naked humanoid figure is part of her lure to catch unsuspecting victims.

## Cultural Reference

**Lady of The Lake**: the enchantress in the Matter of Britain, the body of medieval literature and legend associated with King Arthur. She plays a pivotal role in many stories, including giving Arthur his sword Excalibur, enchanting Merlin, and raising Lancelot after the death of his father.

## Trivia

* In the inspirational *Monty Python and The Holy Grail*, the Lady of the Lake is referred to as a "strange woman lying in a pond."
* She makes a brief appearance in the story *Happy Campers* in "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1". She orders Bean and Derek to leave her lake, and Derek identifies her as a water nymph. This however contradicts the reveal in the animated series that she is not an actual person but a small part of a much larger monster.

## Featured

* Faster, Princess! Kill! Kill!
* Goodbye Bean
Oona's Pirate Crew

**Oona's Pirate Crew** is a crew of pirates led by Oona following her divorce from King Zøg.

## Overview

Originally founded by Leavo many years prior for the purpose of finding the lost kingdom of the Elves. After Dagmar took over Dreamland and accused Oona of high treason. Oona left the castle only to be chained to a rock and dropped at the bottom of the sea. Where Oona an amphibious humanoid just found it annoying rather than scary. Oona eventually unravels said chains and swims to the top and is pulled on bored The Pirate Ship being mistaken as a beautiful woman. Oona comes to find a new home with the pirates given. With Leavo's dismissals to ever leave his cabin, Oona takes charge, thus leading The Pirate Crew to attack neighboring trade ships and other noble ships full of bloodlust.

By the end of "The Very Thing", Leavo officially appoints Oona as the Captain of the Pirate Crew. Oona proceeds to say farewell to Bean and Derek.

After the downfall of Dagmar, Derek joins the crew for good and serves as lookout and First Mate of the crew.

## Charisma

Having been in severe lackluster due to Leavo's stowaway state of mind the crew now has much pent up bloodlust and greed. They have happily taken up Oona as their new captain. They have now shown the joyous pirate sides they had back in their heyday with Leavo.

Oona has used the crew as her midlife crisis. She has cast away her former queen self and has been so bold as to announce it to those she's pillaging She has promised Derek to return to Dreamland every other weekend so as to not just abandon him, despite initially forgetting him when she fled Dreamland for "High Treason".

## Appearances

**Part 2**

* 3. "The Very Thing"

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 P1:E10 "Dreamland Falls"
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 P2:E3 "The Very Thing"
King Yøg

**King Yøg Grunkwitz** was the son of Bee-Baw, the older brother of King Zøg, the ex-brother-in-law of Queen Dagmar and Queen Oona, and the paternal uncle of Queen Bean and Prince Derek.

Yøg was originally the King of Dreamland; but after Yøg was poisoned by the secret society known as the Seekers, the title was passed onto his younger brother, Zøg.

## History

Prince Yøg was the first-born son of Queen Bee-Baw and King Xøg. Due to being the first born and heir to the throne he was favored by his father and Dreamland as a whole, with them completely ignoring his younger brother, Zøg, even when the brothers got injured while playing a dangerous race as kids and the citizens only assisted Yøg and completely ignored the equally hurt Zøg.

Yøg eventually became the King of Dreamland and Oona's first love until he was poisoned and died, leading to his younger brother becoming King of Dreamland and Oona being forced to marry him instead.

## Trivia

* Zøg didn't seem to care at all when Yøg died, implying that the two brothers had a bad relationship.
* It is revealed in Part 3 that he was killed by the Secret Society of Dreamland.
* According to Oona, Zøg possesses all of Yøg's bad qualities and none of his good ones.

## Gallery

Yøg's death.King Yøg with his younger brother Zøg.
## References

1. ↑ Bean's full name is Princess Tiabeanie Mariabeanie de la Rochambeau Grunkwitz, not *Drunkowitz* - she just called herself that while drunk. Grunkwitz is Zøg's family name from the House of Grunkwitz (Like House of Windsor or House of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Glücksburg) - Twitter post of Josh Weinstein's verified account
Futurama

***Futurama*** is an American animated science fiction, created by Matt Groening, the same person who made *Disenchantment*. The series focuses on a delivery boy named Fry, who originally lived in the 20th-21st century, but managed to get himself cryogenically frozen for an entire millennium, making him end up in the year 3000, where he currently works as a delivery boy for Planet Express.

## References

### *Futurama* references in *Disenchantment*

* In "For Whom the Pig Oinks", Bean went into a wig store, and on the shelf was a wig that looked exactly like the hair of Fry.
* In "Love's Tender Rampage", When Elfo describes his made up girlfriend, Luci summarizes her as a "super hot one eyed girl with a dead family." This is potentially a reference to Taranga Leela, an attractive cyclops in the Futarama universe who's parents were presumed dead until the episode "Leela's Homeworld".
* In "Dreamland Falls", Luci looked through a back in time globe and one of the things he saw was Fry, Bender, and Professor Farnsworth in a time machine. This was a direct reference to the episode "The Late Philip J. Fry", where the trio got into a time machine and went past the destruction of the universe. They managed to see the rebirth of the universe and pass through all of history, time and time again. This means that they went through the medieval ages, when *Disenchantment* takes place.
* In "Stairway to Hell", Zøg jumped out of the bushes and shouted, "BITE MY SHINY METAL AXE!" This is a reference to Bender's catchphrase, "Bite my shiny metal ass." Both characters had the same voice actor, John DiMaggio.
* In "In Her Own Write", King Zøg quoted Bender again, while growing impatient for the play to start, as he said "Let's go alreadaaayyy!"
* In "The Electric Princess", one of the streets in Steamland was called "Farnsworth Ave." Additionally, Bean found a drawer full of wires, that looked exactly like the wires in Professor Farnsworth's drawer.

### *Disenchantment* references in *Futurama*

In the episode, *I Know What You Did Next Xmas*, the professor looks through clips of several events, 1 of which is from Disenchantment.
Dreamland Royal Crown

The **Royal Crown** is the symbol of power for the House of Grunkwitz, the ruling family of Dreamland.

The crown is made of gold, with a red gemstone embedded in the front and a second gemstone located on a seperate attachment.

Throughout the series, the crown is mostly worn by King Zøg, but others who have donned it are Prince Derek during his brief stint as king at the end of season 1, part 2 and the start of season 2 and Queen Bean when she was coronated in "Bean Falls Down". In "Goodbye Bean", after deciding to step down as king and live in the woods with Ursula and Jasper, Zøg gave the Crown to the crown-wearing deer.

At some point prior to the start of the series, Alva Gunderson secretly had a television transmitter installed in the crown, so it allows him to spy on the Royal Family. It is unknown how or when he did this, but considering the Arch-Druidess is his spy, she likely played a hand in this. This transmitter proved essential in "Fish Out of Water" when Bean and Mora find a television in the Cathedral that turns out to be tuned in to the crown. They thus find out Zøg is in Steamland and he is in trouble.

As seen in "The Cabinet of Dr. Chazzzzz", the crown can be disassembled into four compartments. Vip and Vap did this so they could hide the crown in their backpacks.
King Xøg

"Boys, this where a dad gives his sons words of encouragement. Yøg, you're perfect.Zøg, try not to disapoint me this time."

Xøg to his sons, The Pitter-Patter of Little Feet

**King Xøg** was the father of King Yøg and King Zøg, the ex-father-in-law of Queen Dagmar and Queen Oona, and the paternal grandfather of Queen Bean, Derek, and Jasper.

## Appearance

He wears a green crown with gold tips and edges. It is adorned with violet gemstones. The top has an antenna like the crown of Zøg. He had a face similar to his son. He had dark brown hair and a dark brown beard. He wears a green and gold robe with a green gem on it.

## History

Xøg was presumably the son of Wog, the previous king of Dreamland. He possibly became the King of Dreamland after his father's death, he married Bee-Baw and they had two sons Yøg and Zøg. It is also known that Pendergast's father died serving him in the war of Dreamland against Dankmire. The war ended when his son King Zøg married Princess Oona of Dankmire after his fist wife death, Dagmar. Possibly after his own death his elder son Yøg was crowned king. Later his life was recorded in The Royal Log From Agøgg to Zøg: A Secret History of the Kings of Dreamland, but the last few pages (starting with King Trøg) were ripped out, including his own.

## Appereances

### **Season 2**

#### **Part 1**

10. Bean Falls Down

## Gallery

King Xøg's ripped page from The Book Of ØgsKing Xøg with his elder son Yøg
Leader of the Trøgs

This **unnamed Trøg** is the leader of the Trøg community living under Dreamland. He is first seen in "Subterranean Homesick Blues".

He looks like the other Trøgs, but wears a larger hat and he has a staff with a glass or crystal orb imbedded in it to symbolize his leadershp status.

As the leader of the Trøg he makes most of the decisions in Trøgtown, and leads his people in their various rituals and ceremonies.
Dereks room

**Dereks room** is Prince Derek's personal bedroom within Dreamland Castle

The room contains a bed, at least two cabinets, and a tapistry on the wall. It has a single window. There is also a small door hidden behind a dresser, behind which is a staircase that leads to the Trøg tunnels under the castle.

After Zøg took Jasper with him to the castle, Derek was forced to share his room with him.

It is unknown what became of the room after Derek left with Oona to become a pirate.
Dankmirian

**Dankmirians**, also known as **Salamanders**, are a species of amphibian humanoids who hail from the marshy kingdom of Dankmire.

## Biology

Dankmirians mostly have blue skin and black hair, are taller than humans, and have very lean builds. They have three fingers on each hand, long sticky tongues that can catch flying insects, and have neck frills that open up when aroused or angered. They also have the ability to crawl on walls and ceilings. Females reproduce by laying eggs which are then fertilized by the males.

During the fight between Oona and Dagmar, Oona shows another trait of the species are flexible muscle and bones as Oona can twist her arms to over her head to escape her bondage.

## Behaviour

* Queen Oona is a notable Dankmirian, and judging from her actions, it's shown that Dankmirians like to eat flies, and they thrive in water. They also sleep upside down from the ceiling like a bat.
* It is also told that their civilization literally rose from the muck, which likely means that they can also survive in thick, contaminated water, or even solid mud.
* Dankmirians love protocol, and consider it rude to bow without bowing first. Thus they welcome guests in a manner similar to the Thai or Japanese style.
* A traditional Dankmirian dish is called "*Lamprey Vivant*" (meaning "Live Lamprey") and it is eaten with tongs.

## Known Dankmirians

* Queen Oona
* Prince Derek (Human-Dankmirian hybrid)
* King of Dankmire
* Queen of Dankmire
* Chancellor of Dankmire
* Chazzzzz
* Old Chef
* Dankmirian Hillbillies

## Trivia

* Due to their amphibious features, the salamanders share many similarities with the Amphibiosans from Futurama.
Gunderson Airships

**Gundeson Airships** is an aircraft company based in Steamland owned by Sky Gunderson.

## Appereance

Season two episode nine: "The Electric Princess"

## Look

The building floats in the air, it's green-gray. The top of the building has a glass pyramid and a red G on a round yellow background.

## History

Bean tries to find Skybert in Steamland, and she manages to do so with the help of a billboard. Arriving at Gunderson Airships, Bean and Skybert are surprised by Harriet and Bean then flees with a kind of zeppelin.

## Location

Gunderson Airships is located on Farnsworth Boulevard, the traffic district of Steamland.

## Trivia

* Farnsworth Boulevard is named after Professor Hubert Farnsworth from the Futurama series.
Crystal ball

The **Crystal Ball** is a magical artifact that was kept in Dreamland Castle up until the events of "Who Shot Elfo?", in which Elfo shattered it.

## Look

The ball is a transparent, spherical orb.

## Abilities

The Ball's main ability is to show events from the past that happened within the direct area where the ball is located. It does so by projecting magic holograms of the people and objects that were present in the area at that specific time. In "Dreamland Falls", Luci used this to show King Zøg what actually happend the day Queen Dagmar was poisoned and turned to stone; namely that Dagmar was the one who poisoned the drinks in an attempt to assassinate Zøg, but ended up the victim of her own scheme when Bean switched the drinks around.

When Elfo gave the ball to Tess as a replacement for her missing eye, it granted her the ability to instantly see the truth about anyone. This power first manifested when she and Elfo attended a party at the castle, and she began to call everybody around her out for their hypocrisy. However, because of this she also saw how Bean was suffering from the life she was forced to life, and felt sorry fo her.

In "Who Shot Elfo?", Elfo learns that the Crystal Ball can also allow people to actually travel back in time. He decides to use this to go back to the events from "To Thine Own Elf Be True", when he was shot and killed, and hopefully prevent his own murder, or at least finally find out who shot him. While in the past, Elfo mistakingly believes Sir Pendergast is about to shoot his past self and tries to shoot Pendergast first, but misses and ends up hitting his past self instead, establishing that his killing had been a stable time loop and the past cannot be changed.

The ball is at least partly sentient and can communicate with people by displaying messages. It can use this ability to answer questions.

Showing past eventsTime travelTess uses the ball as an eye.Crystal Ball speaks to Elfo.
## Questions and Answers

#### Love's Tender Rampage:

**Luci: "If there's any attractive singles in our area waiting to talk to you (Merkimer)?"**

*Answer: "Him?, No."*

**Elfo: "Is there anything around here I can use to replace a giant's eye?"**

*Answer: Buzzer noise, then a cross.*

#### Dreamland Falls:

**King Zøg: "Almighty ball, is Oona still in Dreamland?"**

*Answer: "Yes"*

**Odval: "Is Queen Oona in the castle?"**

*Answer: "The danger is near."*

**Luci: "So, what was going on here?"**

*Answer: Ball create a replica of what happened.*

**Luci: "Then what happened?"**

*Answer: Ball create a replica of what happened in the past.*

#### Beanie Get Your Gun:

**Bean: "Who killed Pendergast?"**

*Answer: "The walls have eyes."*

## Trivia

* When the ball is used to look up an event in the past, it makes the sound of a VCR being rewinded.
Maurice LaMarche

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## Maurice LaMarche

### First appearance

A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar

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Maurice LaMarche

**Maurice LaMarche** (born March 30, 1958) is a Canadian-American voice actor and former stand-up comedian, who is well known for being one of the greatest impressionists in the field.

He is known for his portrayal of Brain, Squit, and various other characters in *Animaniacs*, as well as also voicing Brain in the spin-off series *Pinky and the Brain*. He is also known for his voice work on *Futurama*, where he voices Kif, Morbo, Lrr, Calculon, and several others, and as Egon Spangler in *The Real Ghostbusters*.
Goons

The **Goons** are the soldiers of Emperor Cloyd and Becky the Enchantress. They come in a great varity of shapes and forms.

They are former humans that were scratched with the Arms of Prudence, turning them into abominations looking like humanoid animals or fantasy creatures. It also reduces their intelligence and makes them loyal to Cloyd and Becky. Queen Dagmar also uses them as her soldiers after taking over Dreamland.

## Trivia

* While it is shown that Prudence's arms can be used to turn humans into Goons, the fact that Maru's Royal Family already had Goons before cutting off Prudence's arms may indicate that they had already used this method with another Maru inhabitant before.
Apothecary

The **Apothecary** is a shop in Dreamland.

## Products

Over 3 different medicines are sold, including a Cure-All which is dubiously claimed by the Plague Doctor to *ward off deadly plague*.

## Appereance

Season one episode one: *A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar*. In the Background.

Season one episode two: *For Whom the Pig Oinks*. Bean wants to buy a gift to poison Merkimer so she doesn't have to marry him. Which she doesn't do after all.

Season three episode seven: *Bad Moon Rising*. Socerio wants to buy something to kill Zøg with.
Mariabeanie

**Queen Mariabeanie** was the grandmother of Dagmar, Becky, Cloyd and Jerry, and the maternal great-grandmother of Bean.

## History

Very little is known about her. According to her grandson, Jerry, Queen Mariabeanie was "crazy".

Mariabeanie's granddaughter, Queen Dagmar, named her own daughter Tiabeanie Mariabeanie after Queen Mariabeanie, implying that Dagmar cared about her grandmother or at least felt some form of respect for her.

When Bean and Dagmar return to Maru, Bean finds a room with a portrait of herself fulfilling an unknown prophecy, although Bean soon passes out due to having been drugged at dinner. Her mother, aunt and uncle get rid of the evidence and replace Bean's portrait with Mariabeanie's to make it seem like the room served as a "Shrine Room" dedicated to Mariabeanie.

## Appearance

Queen Mariabeanie has a distinctive look that sets her apart. Her skin is a light tan, and her face showcases a bold set of dark, swirly tattoos or markings on her right cheek and appears to have freckles. These markings seem to have a fluidity, winding down from her temple to her chin. Her eyes are round and bulging. Her pupils are dark, contrasting sharply with the whites of her eyes.

Her silver hair is neatly divided into two sections: the top part is pulled back into a short, spiky arrangement, closely resembling a crown. This spiky design is adorned with small, dark, horn-like extensions that jut outwards. The bottom part of her hair consists of thick, curly sideburns that frame her face and stop just above her shoulders.

At her neck, Queen Mariabeanie wears a thick, ruffled collar that appears to be made of multiple layers of a light gray material. This collar almost envelops her entire neck. Below the collar, she dons a sleeveless, dark red dress speckled with regular, evenly spaced, lighter red polka dots. Front and center on her dress is a bold, circular pendant with a deep orange or amber hue. This pendant is held by a string of beads, colored in alternating shades of blue and white, that encircle her neck. Her arms, which seem robust and strong, are bare and exposed due to her sleeveless dress. The part of the arms that's visible showcases no additional accessories or markings.

## Trivia

* It is unknown if she was her grandchildren's paternal or maternal grandmother.
* Dagmar said that she and her siblings like to burn incense in her memory, although it is unknown if this is actually true or Dagmar just lied to cover up that the Prophecy Fullfilment Center was dedicated to Bean and the prophecy she was meant to fulfil.
* Since Dagmar and (presumably) Cloyd and Becky seemed to respect their grandmother, it is possible that Mariabeanie was just as evil and cunning as her grandchildren.
* Mariabeanie is the only one of Bean's maternal ancestors with a known name.
* Mariabeanie bears a striking resemblace to her great-granddaughter Bean as they both have the same face, freckles and buck teeth.
Corrine

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Corrine Sapphire Raven

The Corvus

The Rebel

The Mist

The Darkness

The Infinite

The idols

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### Skills, Abilities and Weapons

Constellation Box/Music Box of Lullabies (transformation device)The Dark Scythe (Galactic Weapon)

Temporary blindness (limited)

### Talent

Working as a Pretty CureHacking

Overclocking

## Personal Status

### Family

Callie (younger sister)unnamed mother

unnamed father

### Relations

Eloise & Willow (best friends)Zack (potential love interest)

The rest of the gang (close friends)

## Corrine

**Corrine Sapphire Raven** is one of the founding members of the Starry Sky Precure. It is clear that Corrine originates from the great kingdom of Majestique, and it is even stated in the file Hydra had for her. Corrine is the Guardian of Loyalty. She is the ninth Catalyst to be introduced; the eighth being Caroline.
Mora's Song

Mora sang this song to Bean on Mermaid Island after she pulled out a ukulele in Last Splash.

## Lyrics

*They say that you're a drowner,*

*And we're parted by the sea,*

*But I can keep you floating,*

*If you just hold on to me,*

*I'll keep you safe, I'm on your team,*

*And when it feels like just a dream,*

*Believe it's true,*

*Because I do,*

*And someday if there's a war,*

*On some not-so-distant shore,*

*And lines are drawn,*

*I'm never gone,*

*This star's your guide,*

*And I am always on your side.*
Mermaid Island

**Mermaid Island** is a fabled and large island country in the Sea of Dreamland, which is located some distance away from the coast of Dreamland, and is very close to Walrus Island. As the name would suggest, it is inhabited by mermaids.

## History

Not much history is given about this island, other than that it was founded by and named after the human explorer Gerald K. Mermaid.

Princess Bean tricked her fiance Prince Merkimer into sailing on a party barge to this island in hopes of getting rid of him and canceling their wedding, however things became complicated when they ended up accidentally sailing to Walrus Island instead.

## Appereance

Season one episode ten: "Dreamland Falls"

Season two episode two: "Stairway to Hell"

Season two episode three: "The Very Thing"

Season three episode six: "Last Splash"
Dankmire

**Dankmire** is a magical realm and the home of the Dankmirians. It is located in a large swamp and is centered around water canals. It is located at least 3200 Zøgdong south of Dreamland, east of Bentwood and west of the Sea of Dreamland.

## History

At some point, the kingdom of Dreamland forced Dankmire to build a canal and then fought a hundred year long war over the ownership of the canal. The war ended when King Zøg of Dreamland married Princess Oona of Dankmire and would share ownership of the canal.

During a royal visit to Dankmire, Bean was appointed Ambassador and was conducting her duties well until getting drunk and offending the Chancellor who declared war on Dreamland, the royal party was able to escape unharmed.

## Governance

Dankmire is ruled by the King of Dankmire who is the most important Dankmirian in the land, his reign is aided by the Chancellor of Dankmire who has many duties such as greeting visitors.

## Population

The whole land is inhabited by Dankmirian, most live in the capital, some live out in the swamp where some of local Dankmirian kinship would forced out of their lands for the building of canal.

## Attractions

* Dankmire Children's Theatre
* Muddruckers
* Bar in Dankmire
* Water Treatment Plant

## Trivia

* Dankmirian culture appears to be heavily inspired off that of East Asia.

Guide to Dankmirian Bows, from "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1".
Demon

**Demons** are a species of malevolent creatures from Hell. In *Disenchantment*, they are often depicted as slender, shadow-like beings with pointed ears, tails, and occasionally wings. There are still demons of a different shape, such as Satan or Asmodium, have a complete appearance and have red skin and horns.

## Anatomy

Demons are small, thin, shadow-like creatures with large eyes, pointed ears, and arrow-shaped tails. Many of them appear to have pronounced noses and protruding fangs. They closely resemble cats enough that a majority of Dreamland residents often confuse Luci for a harmless feline with the ability to speak. **Sub Demons**, like Luci, are about the size of a cat. They can be granted more power by a superior such as Asmodium, which is usually accompanied by an increase in rank. If promoted, Sub Demons become bigger and are endowed with wings, enabling them to fly. The highest rank of demon is **Uber Demon**.

## Behavior

Demons are inherently evil - at least, that is the common nature of most demons. They can be sent to do the bidding of magicians or sorcerers - such as the Maruvian Enchantress and Emperor Cloyd - by way of a curse, or a magical bond.

## Mortality

Demons are immortal under normal circumstances, though they can still feel pain. However, Asmodium can strip a demon of this trait if he so chooses, thereby making them mortal. Additionally, if demons are locked in a special bottle, which seals their powers, they can be permanently killed by being thrown into lava, even if they have not been rendered mortal.
Grindl

**Grindl** is Bentwood's resident scholar of magic.

Unlike Dreamland's inept Sorcerio, she is fully educated and certified. It is stated by her that any *competent* wizard can perform spells Sorcerio cannot do this as he is an undereducated dropout.

In terms of personality she seems to be quite sycophantic. After Prince Merkimer and the pig that now inhabits his human body stage a coup, she doesn't bat an eye and immediately pledges loyalty to the new rulers. At their request she makes a potion to reverse the body swap spell and give both Merkimer's their old bodies back, but they never get to drink it. Later, when Bean is chasing Pig-Merkimer up some stairs, he throws Grindl down the stairs to stop her.