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The Beginning of the Origami Jedi Student Council

## Plot

Darrell Cummings is confused as to why at his school, Williams Middle School, vandalism has been common. Doug mentions meeting a kid named Jake at Lunch, who ignores him. Darrell steals the principal's loudspeaker, and using it, calls for two students named Jake. He runs into the Jake that Doug discussed seeing, and says he'd be happy to help him find the person Jake was looking for. Jake requests for Noah Jekan.

Jacob reveals himself to be using a psuedonym, and he says his mission is to complete Noah's love quest. Jake and Savannah are sitting in class when Jake sees Noah. He confronts Noah, who has a Papertine puppet, and he snatches up all the casefiles that Darrell's group, the WMS Private Detective Agency has in possession. Darrell finds Noah in the art room, who meets a person in a baseball cap. After that exchange, he witnesses Noah throw away the case files and skyfolders, which are destroyed by the nacho lunch that the art teacher had earlier.

We get a mini-case file with additional information not found earlier in the story, such as Noah and Jacob fighting with Kanan from Rebels and an Inquisitor. Doug shares the case file with Ryan, the leader of the council. Hoping it would bring Francesca back, he's excited. The response, however, was a swift "no."

Noah is angry, and picks up more bullying antics, knowing he won't get reported for it. Jacob decides to lie to Noah, saying that Frankie wants to see him, and that they need to go. Noah softens a bit, and joins them. They actually do have dinner with Frankie, who calls out Jacob for going under an alias and lying to her friend Savannah. He comes back to the school to try and come clean to the investigative group, but Ryan says there's no need, revealing his puppet of Mace Windu, kickstarting a second Origami Star Wars School. Frankie is attending a new school, starting a rebellion of her own there.

Jacob returns to McQuarrie, only to read a note that the gang is reading, which is from General Creaseous. The story ends with Jacob saying he will not give his secrets away.
Стрела Ветра

**Стрела Ветра** – белая кошка с карими глазами, среднего роста. С пышной шерстью и мягкими подушечками лапами.

## Характер

Кошка считается зарядом энергии, никогда не питается чужой, но также легко отдает свои последние силы другим. Охотно пытается даже в самом скверном рассмотреть душу и помочь найти себя. Не обладает взрослой осторожностью и осмотрительностью, не умело подбирает нужные слова, часто может запинаться или даже замяться на полуслове. Спокойное существо с капелькой горчинки к поступкам других, имеет жалостливое, мягкое сердце. Готова просить сама прощения за чужой проступок, нередко даже унизиться, что вызывает не слишком положительные возгласы среди окружающих, но не отдает этому отчет и продолжает казаться "половой тряпкой". Некоторые могут найти в ней свой храм, поддержку и теплые, добрые слова. Легка на язык и прекрасно подбирает любые темы для разговора, не терпит смущающую тишину.

## Семья

Мать:

* Мускатная

Отец:

* Ветрогрив
SuperFolder Noah

## Notable Works

Marvel Origami UniverseT.H.A.N.O.S. and the Infinity Folds

**Superfolder DarthNoah** -er, D.N. -er, no, Superfolder *Noah*has been around for quite awhile as well, joining the site in 2013 and gaining modship fairly soon after. He’s known for his quick dialogue, overarching plot-threads and cynical demeanor, and is credited with the creation of the Marvel Origami Universe, or MOU.

## **Notable Writing Credits**

* The Month of the Skyfolders
* Origami Yoda and the Bounty Hunters (Co-Written with SF JC)
* Heir to the Funpire
* Rogue Wug
* The Invincible Iron Fold
* Captain Americrease: The First Fold
* The OrigAvengers
Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus

### Summary

***Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus*** is a children's book that was published on August 12, 2014, written by Tom Angleberger. It is the sixth and final in the *Origami Yoda* series of books.

## Plot

The final Origami Yoda case file from the kids at McQuarrie Middle School! After successfully fighting to save their field trip in Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue!, Tommy and the gang prepare for a well-earned day of fun and adventure in Washington, DC . . . but of course it won't be that easy!

This trip to the nation's capital will be full of shifting alliances and betrayals, carsickness and sugar rushes. Trouble starts even before the buses leave school, when Principal Rabbski decrees the field trip an “origami-free zone.” Dwight secretly folds a Yoda from a Fruit Roll-Up, but will Fruitigami Yoda be a match for Harvey's sour, hate-filled pickle of darkness?

Astronaut ice cream, a supersonic plane, a Johnny Appleseed sighting, and a near arrest—are just some of the clues in the sweetest, stookiest, biggest, craziest Origami Yoda case file yet.
Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue

### Summary

***Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue*** is a children's book that was published on March 4, 2014 and was written by Tom Angleberger. It is the fifth in the Origami Yoda series of books.

## Plot

At McQuarrie Middle School, the of the war against the FunTime Menace—aka test prep—wages on. Our heroes have one battle under their belts, and they've even found a surprising ally in Jabba the Puppett. But to defeat the Dark Standardized Testing Forces they're going to need an even bigger, even more surprising ally: Principal Rabbski.

But with great forces—aka the school board—pushing her from above, will the gang's former enemy don a finger puppet and join the Rebellion—or will her transformation to Empress Rabbski, Dark Lord of the Sith, be complete?
SuperFolder Central

**SuperFolder Central**, or SFC started in 2012 as The Origami Yoda Expanded Universe – a fan-fiction site inspired by the Origami Yoda Series by Tom Angleberger, and…that’s still what we are today, albeit a bit larger. This is a place where many writers and creators have shared their own stories and continue doing so to this day! After years hosting only origami puppet-themed stories covering Star Wars, Marvel, and DC, we have now broadened our horizons to Fold of the Rings and Between the Folds, a place for non-main universe and non-origami stories. There is also a Creative Resources page, where young writers can learn the basics of storytelling.

## Origin

Shortly after the release of Darth Paper Strikes Back, SuperFolder JC wrote a story about the Origami Chewbacca (or gorilla with a tie) from the first Origami Yoda book, and wanted to post it somewhere, so he created the site origamichewbacca.wordpress.com, which is where SFC is still housed today.
The Return of Darth Yoda

### Summary

*The Van Jahnke Yoda returns! Harvey kidnaps Dwight's Origami Yoda and tries to give advice of his own. It's up to the McQuarrie gang to find the original Yoda and end Harvey's reign of bad-advice-giving!*

## Plot

We get a recount of the night Tommy asked Sara to dance, in which Darth Yoda, Harvey's finger puppet, is mentioned. Later on, after an attempted kiss on the cheek, Tommy gets put in detention. In there, he sees Harvey, who has a green puppet on his finger. Harvey refuses to answer what it is. Kellen says that Jacob is out doing his own case file.

Kellen learns that Harvey has his Origami Yoda puppet again, and so when he tells Dwight about it, Dwight's puppet says that there will be a showdown between the two puppets. Sara goes to tell Dwight, but Dwight says he already knows about this. He reaches into his backpack for Yoda, but only pulls out a note from Harvey, in which it says that the "Paperwad" is in his possession and he plans to shred it by tomorrow if Dwight doesn't admit that his Origami Yoda is the fake and that Harvey's is the real.

Kellen's older brother, Tyler, who can pick locks and is athletic, agrees to help Kellen and Tommy get Yoda back for twenty dollars. Tommy gives him the money. Tyler breaks into Harvey's locker, snatches the puppet, and leaves a note. The next day, Harvey confronts the gang and says that they had stolen both puppets. They find a sticky note from General Creaseous, saying that they're doomed.

The story closes with instructions on how to fold Darth Yoda.
Lucas County

Lucas County, is a fictional county most likely located somewhere in Southwestern Virginia. It was created by author Tom Angleberger, and was first mentioned in the Origami Yoda series. It is named after *Star Wars* creator George Lucas.

There are several theories about Lucas County, most of them pertaining to it housing all of the locations from Angleberger's books. Some of those locations include Crickenburg from The Qwikpick series, and Hairsprinkle from Fake Mustache.

Many of the town names are slightly altered versions of real cities in Virginia. Crickenburg is a reference to Christiansburg, Virginia, and Hairsprinkle is a reference to Harrisonburg, Virginia.
Splinter of the Mike’s Eye

## Plot

Mike is caught by Tommy and admits that he was in the wrong, but he was trying to spy on the Bounty Hunters just long enough so that he could make his own case file on the identity of "V". Tommy snaps him out of it, and they agree to work together. Tommy meets up with Jacob Minch, who is talking with the Origami Jedi Council, which includes Noah Jekan, Ryan Knight, Jacob Minch, and Francesca Boyd. Mike is being judged for his crimes of vandalizing the school as General Creasous, and he attempts to defend himself. Noah decides to vote against him, quickly leaving the call. It's revealed that Noah doesn't really like to think about the bounty hunters, having previous reservations about them. The call ends, and Jacob sends them off.

Kellen, Sara, Lance, and Quavondo are talking when they realized books 7-16 were stolen from them by Ruth, the Drawa. A food fight breaks out as the gang are considered the Bounty Hunters. They confront Ruth, and they face one another, eventually getting the case files back. Mrs. Calhoun gladly clears Kellen's name by reporting it on the loud speaker.

Chippy, Sara, and Tommy visit a pizza parlor, and Tommy butts heads with Chippy, angry that hair got into Sara's food and other petty things. Chippy reveals that he believes *V* is some kid named Vernon O'Brian. In a flashback, Chippy's friend Arnold Farrell betrays Chippy, revealing him as a spy to Vernon O'Brian, who is a cowboy-looking blonde kid who wields Cut Bane, a puppet based on Cad Bane.

When Tommy confronts "V", now Vernon O'Brian, Vernon explains that his sister Vanessa wanted change in the school, but the principal ignored her club, leading to the creation of the Bounty Hunters and the vandalism. Vernon, now in control of the school, decides to tell Tommy all about his plan. Tommy records it all on Kellen's Recorder. When Vernon learns of the recorder, a fight breaks out, but Mike runs in and rescues Tommy.

Now exposed, all of the Bounty Hunters are expelled, and Mrs. Yavada leaves the role as principal vacant, which ends up with Mr. Howell taking the position. Everything is fine... until Origami Yoda offers a new prophecy:

“Yoda’s Bane is coming here,

The evil foe. McQuarrie’s fear.

The fate of McQuarrie will become dire,

At the return of the dreaded FUNpire.

A New Beginning will arise,

As Origami Yoda dies.”
Clark Largent

**Clark Anthony Largent** is the main character of the MOU, the wielder of Iron Fold, the boyfriend of Emily Madison and member of the OrigAvengers. He is intelligent, athletic and loyal, but can also be brash, arrogant and egotistical. He was first introduced in The Invincible Iron Fold, and has consistently appeared throughout the MOU.

Clark has changed more than anyone over the years. Starting as a guy just out for revenge, with no connection to any of the heroic things at all, he’s become a true believer in the mission of the OrigAvengers (though he’d never say so outright.) He accepts the leadership of others and feels the call to protect his school whenever and wherever he is.
The Rise of Jango Fortune

**The Rise of Jango Fortune** was published on June 20, 2012 by SuperDoodler CJ. The story focuses on a new character, Tony, who has a fortune teller that resembles Jango Fett from *Star Wars.* This puppet seems to possess the ability of predicting the future.

### Summary

After the events of Princess Labelmaker, a new student comes to McQuarrie Middle School wielding a cootie catcher styled after Jango Fett, claiming it can grant any wishes. But this student has a few secrets up his sleeve. Is Jango Fortune as good as he seems, or is something more sinister going on under the McQuarrie gang’s noses?

## Plot

After defeating FunTime and going on their field trip, Tommy and the gang begin selling their case files. They come across Tony, who gives a fortune to Kellen for ten cents. Kellen wishes for a Double Chocolate Sunday, and he received a free one later that day. However, Tony was later caught giving a wish to Zack Martin, the school bully, about humiliating a kid (later discovered to be Tommy), and how he'd do it. Tony then raised the price to a dollar.

A few more of these events occur, such as Mike being used as a dodge ball by Tater Tot and others in gym, Kellen's old video to Rhondella being played on accident, and Lance getting a flag pole wedgie. All of these were predicted by Tony and the Jango Fortune.

Amy confronts Yoda, who tells them that they must meet after school because there is a dark day coming.

Lance "Betrays" the rebellion by getting Boba Felt, and the next time Tommy sees Lance and Tony, Tommy takes Jango and tosses him towards Lance, who catches it and destroys it. Tony gets upset, running away.

At the end, someone else picks up Lance's now abandoned Boba Felt, a cliffhanger for Boba Felt's Mission.

## Trivia

* An interesting note is that SuperDoodler CJ wrote this story, when the sequel was written by Superfolder StookeyLukey. This capitalizes on the idea that the EU is a community of fans who wish to create a coherent story.
* This is one of the few stories to have art embedded in it. Another example would be "The Week of Papertine: Doodle Edition!"
* It's also one of the few that requires you to visit another page to read it.
* There is a reference to *Star Wars Episode III* when R2-D2 goes "Weeio!"
* Tony appears to possess precognition whenever he uses Jango Fortune.
* This is the first story in the *Rise of the Bounty Hunters* Era of the EU, which takes place after "Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus."
Cal Largent

As the younger brother of the Iron Fold, Cal was once looked down upon for his age. Now, though, Cal has come into his own as a true hero as Spider-Fold! He even has a team Spiders who follow him everywhere, and villains to match. With his brother Clark now viewing him as an equal, Cal is one of Kirby’s best.
Origami Yoda: The Expanded Universe

**Origami Yoda: The Expanded Universe** was created in 2012 by SuperFolder JC, as a way for fans of the Origami Yoda series by Tom Angleberger to post their own stories based on the franchise. This was also the original name of the website from its launch until early 2020, when it was rebranded as SFC, or SuperFolder Central.

## **The Bounty Hunters Saga**

Each Expanded Universe story was completely disconnected from every other story (besides its own sequels, of course) until JC created Rise of the Bounty Hunters, a series that took some of the most famous **OYEU** stories and edited them together into a somewhat cohesive narrative. The Bounty Hunters Saga takes place over 26 stories, written by many different SuperFolders all the way from launch in 2012, until the finale, Twilight of the Student, in 2020.

## **Origami Yoda: Legends**

**OYEU: Legends** was the first sub-section of the OYEU, created to house the stories written by SuperFolder that didn't either fit in The Bounty Hunters Saga, or were part of their own continuity.

## **Origami Yoda: Revisited**

**Origami Yoda: Revisited** is a concept created by SuperFolders (and site founders!) JC and Jawa. These stories take place in the official Origami Yoda Series timeline, and fill in the gaps before, between, and after each official book. Bag and Crink(le) Were Here is the first title in this series, and takes place during the first book, The Strange Case of Origami Yoda.

## **OYEU: Classics**

**OYEU: Classics** is the latest edition of the OYEU, however it houses some of it's oldest and most classic stories, hence the name. Some of the stories under the Classics label include the original stories that launched the site and created its namesake, Origami Chewbacca, as well as The Papertine Saga that introduced perhaps the greatest villain in the sites history, Jacob Minch.
Equipment

Most equipment can be upgraded to level 99. The set named after virtues (Faith, Courage, and Willpower) cannot be upgraded past level one.

## Basic Sets

This equipment can be found in any Basic Chest. There are 4 possible Loot Pools for Basic Chests.

**Crappy Armor Set**

The Crappy Armor Set is included in Basic Chest Loot Pool 1, 2, and 3.

**Basic Chest Loot Pool 1**

**Basic Chest Loot Pool 2**

**Basic Chest Loot Pool 3**

## Gold Sets

This equipment comes from Quest rewards or Gold Chests.

## Equipment Tables

The "KitCat" column is which chest the item can be obtained from in Kit Cat's Smithies. The first set of "Armor/Health/Damage/Magic" numbers are the stats of the item at Level 1. The second set of stats are of the item at Level 99.
SuperFolder JC

JC portraying Harvey Cunningham in Origami Yoda: The Series.

## Notable Works

SuperFolder CentralOrigami Yoda: The Expanded Universe

Origami Yoda: The Series

Supervillainy High

**Superfolder JC** is the co-founder of the OYEU, along with The Evil Jawa. Having written the first ever EU story (focusing on Dwight’s long forgotten origami Chewbacca puppet, hence the URL origamichewbacca). While he’s since moved on to helm other projects outside of the EU, he’s always got a special place in our hearts and might just return from time to time.

## **Notable Writing Credits**

* Revenge of the Felt
* The Folds Unleashed (with SF Hansel and SF Cammy)
* Origami Yoda and the Bounty Hunters (with SF Noah)
* General Creasous Strikes Back (with Hansel & ChippySlusher)
* Splinter of the Mike’s Eye (with Various Superfolders)
* Cut Bane’s Bounty (with SD CJ)
* The End This Is
* Twilight of the Student
SuperFolder OrigamiLuke100

## Notable Works

BatfoldBatfold: Novick Detention

**SuperFolder OrigamiLuke100** has been a viewer and writer for the site since 2012. He left in 2014 due to personal reasons, returned briefly in 2015, and is now back with us to stay! He is also the head of the DCOU, for which he has written Batfold I and II.

## **Notable Writing Credits**

* Batfold
* Batfold: Novick Dentention
* Scissor Blade
* Foldians of the Galaxy: The True OG’s
* Return of the Summer Camp Six
Noah Jekan Minch

**Noah Jekan Minch** is one of the most prominent original characters on SuperFolder Central, appearing in various Rise of the Bounty Hunters stories as well as the original Fold of the Rings.

He is often seen with his best friend, Francesca 'Frankie' Boyd, who also plays a main role in the Fold of the Rings saga.
McQuarrie Middle School

**McQuarrie Middle School,** known on at least one occasion as **Ralph** **McQuarrie Middle School,** is the setting for all six of the books in the Origami Yoda series written by Tom Angleberger and many of the stories from the OYEU. It is based on S. Gordon Stewart Middle School, in Fort Defiance, Virginia.[1][2] The school is named after *Star Wars* concept artist Ralph McQuarrie.
MOU Fold Two

The MCU divides their movies into "Phases", and the MOU divides their stories into "Folds". Fold Two contains the following:

* The Imperfect Iron Fold
* The All-Winners: Dawn of F.O.L.D.
* Foldians of the Galaxy: Far Out!
* Spider-Fold: The OriSpider-Verse
* Thorigami II
* Captain Americut: The Fall
* The OrigAvengers: Rage of Artron
SuperFolder Jar Jar

**SuperFolder Jar Jar**, like OrigamiLuke100, has been a member of SFC for many years, but only recently gained mod status. He was meant to replace Luke after his retirement was announced, but he decided to finish the DCOU before leaving. Nonetheless, Jar Jar was still invited to join The Council of Mods for his longtime membership of the site.

## **Notable Writing Credits**

* The All-Winners: Dawn of F.O.L.D
* The Peculiar Arrival of Shang-Crease
Emily Madison

**Emily Madison** is a supporting character in the MOU and a main character in the Iron Fold subseries. She is the girlfriend of Clark Largent and the vice-president of the Kirby Student Body Goverment. She is slightly high-strung and does not like origami, due to her old school, but she is very smart and cunning. She was first introduced in The Invincible Iron Fold.
SuperFolder Jawa

## Notable Works

SuperFolder Central

**The Evil Jawa**, or just Jawa nowadays, is the co-founder of the EU along with SuperFolder JC. He's to JC like WebMaster Sam is to Tom. Basically he just kept the site in check and up to date. He’s mostly inactive nowadays, but he still checks in from time to time. He’s moved on to making movies on his YouTube channel, Alright Productions.

## **Notable Writing Credits**

* Bag and Crink(le) Were Here
* Closed, This Case Is
* Master of Puppets
* Dawn of the Summer Camp Six
* Rise of the Summer Camp Six
* Twilight of the Student
DC Origami Universe

**The DC Origami Universe**, or DCOU, was created by SuperFolder OrigamiLuke100 as a way to introduce the characters of DC Comics into the world of SuperFolder Central. Very much inspired by the Marvel Origami Universe that came before it, the DCOU was still able to create a wholly new look and feel that captured the attention of the site. The series is entirely set in the city of JuteFruce, excluding Tin Titans, which is set in Iocana, California.

In Jutefruce, California, students from the three high schools of Kane, Lampert, and Donner became inspired by the DC universe to take up puppets. Batman, Superman, and Wonder Woman become Batfold, Supaperman, and Wonder Folder.

The DCOU currently consists of two Folds, the first culminating with Justice Pleats, and Fold Two is in progress. One-Shots in the DC Origami Universe operate in a similar fashion for the MOU, with thirteen stories in volume one, like Folders of Tomorrow 1 & 2 and Two Fold.
The Attack of the Origami Shadow Squadron

## Plot

The story begins where the last one, *The Beginning of the Origami Jedi Council* left off. Tommy fills Jacob in about the General Creasous note, along with the Darth Yoda saga, seen in *The Return of Darth Yoda*. As they're talking, a group of quadruplets enter the classroom, named Curtis, Donny, Kyle, and Greg. These kids are allies with the Mcquarrie gang, and they wield four shadowtrooper puppets.

Donny was the leader, wielding Ironside. Kyle, agent-like in appearance, had Origami Scarface, Curtis had Knots, and Greg had Percy. Percy, being absurdly social and flirtatious, made Rhondella swoon. This makes Harvey jealous.

Kelln's chapter begins, noting the normalcy that started the dday. Remi texted him, however, saying that Tony D. Struction (of Boba Felt and Jango Fortune fame), had hired 5 people to do his dirty work. When five people surround him, Tommy, Sara, Harvey, and Jen, they call for the Shadow Squadron, who cuts the lights out and leaves the five hunters stranded. Following this, Harvey discusses how the next day at school, Tony D. Struction led an army of kids with a new Jango Fortune. Mcquarrie had swiftly become a battleground, "practically a re-enactment of the Battle of Geonosis!" The Shadow Squadron, in the midst of the chaos, had arrived. This gives Harvey enough time to escape to the library.

In the library now, a kid from the Fourth Grade was waiting for Tommy and Harvey. This kid is Harold Hummer. In his hand is Origami Count Dooku. During this encounter, Harvey quotes General Grievous, leading Tommy to be suspicious of Harvey. Harvey reveals his Darth Paper, proceeding to tear up Harold's Count Dooku puppet. The Shadow Squadron arrives and arrests Harold by the order of the Galactic Foldpublic.

The following day, Tony D. Struction was waiting for Sara, and proceeded to harass her. Bringing Backup of Zack Martin, the harrassment continues. Sara kicks tony, and Zack leaves to eat lunch. She tears up Tony's Jango puppet in front of him, and the bounty hunters were defeated again. The principal resigns, leading to a new principal: Mrs. Yavada.

The story ends with another note from General Creasous:

"**Well done, all of you. You’ve proven to me that your talents can overcome large obstacles. But can you overcome a teacher who hates origami? Go check out Mr. MacDonald. He’ll be an interesting obstacle for you. I can’t wait to see how you handle it, Tommy. You are a bold one…"**
Andrew Gardner

**Andrew 'Andy' Gardner** is the dueteragonist of the MOU, the wielder of Captain Americut, and the leader of the present-day OrigAvengers team. He is kind and wise, but very quiet and consistently unsure of himself. He was first introduced in The Invincible Iron Fold in a cameo appearance and has consistently appeared throughout the MOU.
SF Hades

## Notable Works

Riordan Origami Universe
The Rise of Pleaty Jackson: The Bytening Thief
Adam Papercut and Novagami
Aquapleat

Superfolder Hades is one of the two junior Moderators of SFC, along with SF Guillermo. Created The Riordan Origami Universe, and the Kingdom Saga from the DCOU.

**Notable Writing Credits**

* Adam Papercut and Novagami
* AquaPleat
* Bat-Fold of the Nineteen Eighties: The Long Halloween Break
* The Rise of Pleaty Jackson: The Bytening Thief
* The Rise and Fall of Luke CastePleat: The Revenge of the Sixth
* The Heroes of the OrigUnderworld
Rise of the Bounty Hunters

**Rise of the Bounty Hunters** is a fan-made sequel series to the Origami Yoda books by Tom Angleberger. Written by Various SuperFolders and complied by SuperFolder JC, this series showcases many classic heroes and villains of the original series, while also introducing a bunch of new faces to McQuarrie Middle School.

## **Plot**

After the events of Emperor Pickletine Rides The Bus, the McQuarrie Crew faces even more zany challenges and enemies than ever before. With Jango Fortune, General Creasous, Emperor Papertine, Boba Felt, Luke and Leia Skyfolder, and many other origami finger puppets on the rise, how can one school contain them?? Easy. Ask Origami Yoda!

## **Stories**

### Volume I

* The Rise of Jango Fortune
* Boba Felt’s Mission
* Revenge of the Felt
* The Adventures of Origami Yoda
* The Week of Emperor Papertine
* Origami Yoda and Battles
* The Mystery of the Drawa
* The Folds Unleashed
* The Mystery of the Fortune Clone Trooper
* Month of the Skyfolders

### Volume II

* Origami Yoda and the Bounty Hunters
* The Return of Darth Yoda
* The Beginning of the Origami Jedi Student Council
* The Attack of the Origami Shadow Squadron
* The Might Rise of Little Orig Ani
* General Creasous Strikes Back
* Splinter of the Mike's Eye
* Cut Bane's Bounty
* Heir to the Funpire
* The End This Is

### Volume III

* The Lost Case Files
* The Knights of Pen
* Crease of Rebellion
* Rouge Wug
* Origami Yoda's Secret War
* Twilight of the Student
Amias Hill

Amias Hill first appeared in Novagami and Adam Papercut, written by SF Hades. Amias was originally a grunt in the Wheeler JROTC, but after helping his best friend, Dane, defeat his older brother in a fight, Amias became a sort of celebrity. He is now a leader of the JROTC, and inspired the whole group to use Nova puppets like him. Since defeating Jason, he’s been focused on finding out anything he can about the mysterious group T.H.A.N.O.S.
Tom Angleberger

## Notable Works

Origami Yoda (Series)

**Tom Angleberger** is an American children's writer, best known for the Origami Yoda series. Angleberger currently lives in Virginia with his wife, author and illustrator Cece Bell.

## **Notable Writing Credits**

* Origami Yoda (Series)
* Return of the Jedi: Beware the Power of the Dark Side
* Mighty Chewbacca and the Forest of Fear
* The Qwikpick Papers
* Fake Mustache
* Horton Halfpott
* Inspector Flytrap
General Creasous Strikes Back

### Summary

General Creasous Strikes Back is an Origami Yoda EU Book about the original gang encountering a new, hidden enemy, called "General Creasous".

## Plot

The gang, plus Eggbert and Zach, all sit together with a binder labeled "General Creasous." Tommy suspects that the General is Harvey. After the group deliberates on who should confront the General, Tommy is chosen to face off against him, while Mike is required to recount everything.

Later, Harvey, Mike, Kellen, Sara, and Murky all work with second graders in a volunteer program. They teach the kids how to make "Pad-awans", origami Jedi versions of themselves. After a week, though, these puppets were all destroyed during a bathroom break. Mike thinks it's Harvey that is doing this, as it is in-line with previous Harvey actions.

While watching a video on the crusades, Harvey and Sara burst into Kellen's class. Sara recounts a story about these high school students from the Superfolder protection league, including Chippy, Aiden, and Zach. Something happened with the door, in which a string was tied to it, and when the door slammed, all three of the old portraits of principals fell to the ground, being destroyed. When they leave, Kellen talks to Mike, and they both agree that Harvey is General Creasous.

Chippy receives commands from his higher commander of the Superfolder Protection League. He then lingers longer than he should, and learns that it is General Creasous that he just reported to. Meanwhile, Tommy is about to confront Harvey when Sara stops him. She tells him that Chippy said that Creasous is not Harvey, but wont tell her who Creasous is. This makes Tommy upset, as he thinks that Chippy is trying to steal Sara away from him. Then, Harvey reaches into his pocket, revealing a General Creasous, and exclaims "I'm being framed!"

It is revealed the Mike is General Creasous, who had interfered with the SPL, working with the origami Bounty Hunters so that he may continue dating a woman named Vanessa O'Brian, while *V* and Cut Bane worked to frame Harvey and mess with the group. Mike is then caught by Tommy, but he escapes swiftly, leaving Chippy and Tommy alone after "Operation Yavada" occurs. Operation Yavada involved the Principal framing Tommy as the vandal. This story continues in "Splinter of the Mike's Eye"
Harvey Cunningham

**Harvey Cunningham** is a student at McQuarrie Middle School, and wields Darth Paper. He is often portrayed as a know-it-all jerk, but he does have some redeeming qualities and isn't completely a villain.

SuperFolder JC portrays Cunningham in Origami Yoda: The Series, and is the only other consistent actor throughout the entire show besides SuperFolder Jawa's performance as Tommy Lomax.
The Mighty Rise of Little Orig Ani

## Plot

An evil-looking teacher, named Bob MacDonald, has replaced Ms. Calhoun. He is defined as a "twenty-something year old origami hater." Mr. MacDonald ended up removing all of the origami books from the library. Harvey is playing with Darth Paper, and Mr. MacDonald interrupts him and makes him stop. Harvey says another Grievous line. Mr. MacDonald takes every origami away from the kids.

Kellen starts telling every kid he knows to put their puppets away, but it's all for naught; their puppets are taken away by a new "No Origami" Rule. Lance seeks Dwight and Origami Yoda's advice, but Dwight wasn't at school. He visits Dwight and learns that Origami Yoda was taken by Harold Hummer. Dwight, uncharacteristically, doesn't particularly mind this.
Tommy and Quavando attempt to snatch the puppets while Mike and Lance distract MacDonald. Sara and Amy start shouting in the library, which leads to them getting ISS. This is all to snatch the origami.

Only problem is that Tommy and Quavondo realize that the drawer is locked. Tommy tries finding the key, but he finds a book with the key. A piece of Origami fell out of the pages of the book, which is Bobby's diary.

Bob Macdonald, in 1999, discusses how he is being bullied for having an origami Anikan Skywalker. He has a group of friends here, who have Jar Jar, Qui-Gon, and Obi-Wan. Harvey Cunningham - Harvey's dad, hopes to destroy his rebellion against "SmartKidz." They proceed to fight, and Bob loses, and the rebellion gives up. The gang confronts Bob and talks him out of hating Origami. They convice him, and Bob works with them to get Dwight's puppet back. Harold brings Origami Yoda to the Library, and Mr. MacDonald takes it away. Bob reveals he's transferring to Williams Middle School, the other Star Wars school.

There is another note from General Creasous, discussing how they've been tricked, stopped, and turned an enemy into an ally. The note closes with the ominous message that General Creasous must now deal with them himself.
The Strange Case of Origami Yoda

**The Strange Case of Origami Yoda** is the first book in the Origami Yoda book series by Tom Angleberger, and was originally published in March 2010 by Amulet Books.

## Summary

Meet Dwight, a sixth-grade oddball. Dwight does a lot of weird things, like wearing the same T-shirt for a month or telling people to call him "Captain Dwight." This is embarrassing, particularly for Tommy, who sits with him at lunch every day.

But Dwight does one cool thing. He makes origami. One day he makes an origami finger puppet of Yoda. And that's when things get mysterious. Origami Yoda can predict the future and suggest the best way to deal with a tricky situation. His advice actually works, and soon most of the sixth grade is lining up with questions.

Tommy wants to know how Origami Yoda can be so smart when Dwight himself is so clueless. Is Yoda tapping into The Force? It's crucial that Tommy figure out the mystery before he takes Yoda's advice about something very important that has to do with a girl.

This is Tommy's case file of his investigation into "The Strange Case of Origami Yoda."
Iron Fold

**Iron Fold** is the puppet of Clark Largent, the titular puppet in The Invincible Iron Fold the first main origami puppet of the MOU. It was originally created by Clark Largent with help from Robby Boone; however, the originally puppet was destroyed in The Imperfect Iron Fold. A new puppet has since been folded.

## Mark 1

The original Iron Fold was created in The Invincible Iron Fold by Clark Largent and Robby Boone, on orders from Trent Adams. It was designed to look like the Iron Man Mark 50 Nanosuit from Avengers: Infinity War. As such, it was red with yellow and blue detailing.

   Iron Fold Mark 1 also assisted in the creation of Andy Gardner's Captain Americut. During The OrigAvengers, Clark rips a piece of red paper off of Iron Fold's back for Americut to use as a shield.

Iron Fold Mark 1 appears in The Invincible Iron Fold, The OrigAvengers, and The Imperfect Iron Fold.

## Mark 2

After Iron Fold Mark 1 is destroyed by Jameson Brawner, Clark folds a new version, once again assisted by Robby. This version is based on the Endo-Sym armor from Marvel Comics. It is white with black and blue detailing, drawn with a sharpie given to Clark by Mr. Rainey. It is Clark's current puppet.

Iron Fold Mark 2 appears in The Imperfect Iron Fold.

Iron Fold Mark 2 is destroyed in T.H.A.N.O.S and the Infinity Folds
Art2-D2's Guide to Folding and Doodling

### Summary

**Art2-D2's Guide to Folding and Doodling** is the fourth book in the Origami Yoda book series by Tom Angleberger, and was originally published on March 26th, 2013 by Amulet Books.

## Plot

"Stick figures to the dark side only lead! To doodle like a Jedi you must learn!"

With this companion to the blockbuster bestselling Origami Yoda series, Tom Angleberger, with the help of the kids from McQuarrie Middle School, presents young Padawans with dozens of activities from the Star Wars universe.

Padawans can learn how to fold R2-D2 and C-3PO, draw Jabba, and even build a fully functioning ChapStick rocket!

Other Force-mastering activities include: Kellen's Guide to Cool Letters, Mike's Complete Rules and Tips for Pencil Pod-Racing, Rhondella's Tips for Photographing Origami, and more!
Origami Yoda: Rise of the Bounty Hunters

*After the events of Emperor Pickletine Rides The Bus, the McQuarrie Crew faces even more zany challenges and enemies than ever before. With Jango Fortune, General Creasous, Emperor PAPERtine, Boba Felt, Luke and Leia Skyfolder, and many other origami finger puppets on the rise, how can one school contain them?? Easy. Ask Origami Yoda!*

*Origami* *Yoda: Rise of the Bounty Hunters*is a fan-made sequel series to the *Origami* *Yoda* booksby Tom Angleberger. Created by the SuperFolders, this series showcases many classic heroes and villains of the original series, while also introducing a bunch of new faces to McQuarrie Middle School.

Rise of the Bounty Hunters is Comprised of 3 Volumes.

**Volume 1: Episodes I-X**

* Episode I: The Rise of Jango Fortune
* Episode II: Boba Felt’s Mission
* Episode III: Revenge of the Felt
* Episode IV: The Adventures of Origami Yoda
* Episode V: The Week of Emperor Papertine
* Episode VI: Origami Yoda and Battles
* Episode VII: The Mystery of the Drawa
* Episode VIII: The Folds Unleashed
* Episode IX: The Mystery of the Fortune Clone Trooper
* Episode X: Month of the Skyfolders

**Volume 2: Episodes XI-XX**

* Episode XI: Origami Yoda and the Bounty Hunters
* Episode XII: The Return of Darth Yoda
* Episode XIII: The Beginning of the Origami Jedi Student Council
* Episode XIV: The Attack of the Origami Shadow Squadron
* Episode XV: The Mighty Rise of Little Orig Ani
* Episode XVI: General Creasous Strikes Back
* Episode XVII: Splinter of the Mike’s Eye
* Episode XVIII: Cut Bane’s Bounty
* Episode XIX: Heir to the FUNpire
* Episode XX: The End This Is?

**Volume 3: Episodes XXI-XXVI**

* Episode XXI: The Lost Case Files
* Episode XXII: The Knights of Pen
* Episode XXIII: Crease of Rebellion
* Episode XXIV: Rogue Wug
* Episode XXV: Origami Yoda’s Secret War
* Episode XXVI: Twilight of the Student
Boba Felt’s Mission

### Summary

*When another new student arrives at McQuarrie, this time wielding Boba Felt, Tommy and Harvey are at it again, using Jack and Boba Felt against each other. But where does Boba Felt’s allegiances truly lie? Find out in Boba Felt’s Mission!*

## Plot

The gang sits together, listening to a debate between Kellen and Harvey on how Darth Maul survived his death in Episode I. While they debate, a new kid walks up to them. His name is Jack and he shows off his Boba Fett Puppet, named "Boba Felt."

After the gang leaves, Harvey and Jack talk about prices for Boba Felt to work for him and Darth Paper. In exchange for an origami T-7 blaster rifle, Boba Felt and Jack try to get the case files so Harvey can write his comments in them.

Jack gets his own chapter, explaining that if he is bribed with something, be it an object or money, he will do missions unless they're too crazy, and he can be bribed to do something else for a higher price.

After learning what Harvey was writing, he tries to find a solution. Kellen and him go talk to Origami Yoda, who tells them to analyze Jack's chapter again. After analyzing it a few times, they realize that they can bribe Jack with something more to get Jack on their side.

They bribe Jack with a bag of Cheetos and in return Jack gives loyalty to the rebellion. Jack agrees, and Harvey sees them in the library. Harvey gets angry, jumping on Jack. Jack tells them that if they ever need him again the fee will be higher.

One month later, Jack left without telling anyone. He leaves a note in Tommy's locker, apologizing for not telling anyone he was moving, and he said that it wasn't his last mission at McQuarrie Middle School. With an ominous exit, Jack says "PS. My employer says hello."

At the end, Kellen tells Tommy that someone had stolen Origami Yoda.

## Trivia

* This story appears to have been originally released out of sequence, judging by comments in which people ask about why they didn't release "Jango Fortune" first.
* There was a chapter involving Soapy the Monkey. Due to it not fitting in the story, it was moved to "Episode VII: The Mystery of the Drawa." It was StookyLukey's favorite chapter.
* This story was retconned because Jack claimed he folded Boba Felt, but in an earlier chapter it's revealed he picked it up after Lance dropped Boba.
Jacob Minch

**Jacob Minch** is one of the earliest and most famous (or infamous) original characters created for a story on SuperFolder Central, first appearing in the original The Week of Emperor Papertine by SuperFolder JohnF. He wields an origami version of Emperor Palpatine, called Emperor Papertine. This puppet was created before Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus was released, hence the name difference.

Originally conceived as a villain and nothing more, Jacob's popularity caused him to appear in more and more stories on the site. With each appearance, he seemed to lose that evil persona and turn into an antihero, before completing his arc as a true hero in Twilight of the Student.
The Secret of the Fortune Wookiee

The Secret of the Fortune Wookiee is the third book in the Origami Yoda book series by Tom Angleberger, and was originally published on August 7th, 2012 by Amulet Books.

## Summary

Is it possible to have a case file without Origami Yoda?

With Dwight suspended, McQuarrie Middle School is missing its most famous attendee: Origami Yoda. And no Yoda means no case file mystery to solve. But just as Tommy wonders if he'll ever find anything interesting to write about again, something BIG happens. Something BIG and HAIRY. It's a Fortune Wookiee, a paper fortune teller in the form of Chewbacca. Sara brings it to school as a gift from Dwight, and it seems to give advice that's just as good as Yoda's. Mysterious it is!

Tommy, Kellen, and Harvey are on the case. And when their classmates start having strange "Dwight Sightings" (sightings of Dwight in which he is Yoda-less and acting WAY too normal), the boys have two mysteries to solve. The closer they get, the more possible it seems that Origami Yoda will be back...
Origami Yoda: Legends

Origami Yoda: Legends are the non-canon stories of the OYEU. Technically all EU stories are non-canon, but Legends are completely standalone and not connected to the main EU continuity. Stories such as Closed, This Case Is and The Origami Yoda Time Travel Special fit this category.

The current Legends stories include:

* A Christmas Carol, McQuarrie Style!
* A Nightmare on Fold Street (Rated E: For Everyone)
* Batfold: The New 2012!
* Closed, This Case Is
* Dwight and the Laser
* The Fold of the Rings: Golden Edition
* Jar-Jar Pleats and the Halloween Humdinger
* Origami Jar-Jar's April Fool's Day
* Origami Unwanted House Guest
* OYTS: The School Awakens
* The Origami Yoda Time Travel Special
* The Week of the Papertine: Doodle Edition!
* Universe: An Origami Yoda EU Saga Story
* The Grand Finale: The Chosen One
SuperDoodler CJ

CJ's face copy/pasted onto Winston Churchill.

## Notable Works

SuPaperMan: GenesisThe Year of Crease Bane

**Superdoodler CJ** is one of the oldest viewers of SuperFolder Central, and is now one of the longest-serving moderators. Earning the title ‘SuperDoodler’ because of his Kellen-style doodles, CJ has stuck around for awhile and continues to surprise us with his talents. He has created countless covers for the MOU, and still writes a new story on occasion. He is also the creator of Vernon O'Brien, perhaps the second most infamous villain in the OYEU, rivaled only by Jacob Minch.

## Notable Writing Credits

* The Rise of Jango Fortune
* The Adventures of Origami Yoda (with SF Ricky)
* Cut Bane’s Bounty (with SF JC).
* The Initiative: The Beginning of the MOU
* Thorigami: Lord of Folders
* Agents of F.O.L.D.
* SuPaperMan: Genesis
Ally Weber

**Ally Weber** is a main character in the MOU, the wielder of the Unshreddible Hulk, and a member of the OrigAvengers. She is quiet and generally shy, but has a temper and is fiercely loyal to her friends. She was first introduced in The Invincible Iron Fold in a cameo appearance and has made consistent appearances throughout the MOU.
The Folds Unleashed

### Summary

*As Tony D. Struction and Ruth finally have the school to themselves, the McQuarrie gang is faced with a difficult task of surviving a week under their control.*

## Plot

Ruth has Darth Paper. The McQuarrie Gang uncover this revelation while Kellen is in the lunch line. Darth Paper, however, has been renamed to "Darth Folder" by Ruth, shocked to hear that the gang called him "Darth Paper" before.

Tommy and Jack are being chased by Zach Martin, a known bully at McQuarrie. To escape the chase, Tommy ducks into the Principal's office, and there sits Tony D. Struction. Tony reveals to Tommy the whole plan - that he took over McQuarrie for the next week, and that it's about to be "really fun." Tommy, confused as to why Tony would tell him all of this, receives a Origami Starkiller puppet, based off the character from the video game Star Wars: The Force Unleashed. Tommy is now on Tony's side.

Tommy tears up Harvey's papers, and then gives Harvey a wedgie after Harvey tries to give one to Ruth.

Origami Yoda refers to this as "Darth Tommy." Lance and Amy take a trip to the principal's office, but are at first turned away by Arnold. They refuse to leave, and when they turn the chair around, Chippy the Skeleton is sitting in the spot that the Principal would usually occupy. Tommy at first stops them from leaving, but then he lets them pass, saying only one word: Run.

Mike is playing pencil wars with Arnold when the lights go off, and then they turn back on and Mike's pants had been pulled down. Arnold had also disappeared, and so Mike took off for him. Mike runs into Tony, Tommy, and Arnold. He pushes Tony down, and Tommy tells him and the rest of the gang that he's helping them as a way to get closer into the group. Yet, he can also see where they're coming from. Mike helps Tommy snap out of it by mentioning Sara. Tommy drops StarCreaser, and he then picks up a fire extinguisher to cover the three kids, but they run away.

After calling the principal and getting away with it, Tommy and the gang get to participate in a "funweek" that the Principal has.
SuperFolder Cammy

## Notable Works

T.H.A.N.O.S. and the Infinity Folds

**SuperFolder Cammy** is one of the newer mods on SuperFolder Central, but is the current head-mod of the site. His writing is some of the most fun-to-read stories the site has featured, and it was his leadership that has sparked SFC into a new era.

## **Notable Writing Credits**

* The Folds Unleashed
* The Unshreddible Hulk
* Thorigami II
* OrigAvengers: Rage of Artron
* The Unshreddible Hulk II
* T.H.A.N.O.S. and the Infinity Folds
* Return of the Summer Camp Six
Bessie & MicroAngelo Score

## Video

**Bessie & MicroAngelo Score** is the score that plays in the episode, "Bessie & MicroAngelo".

## Leitmotifs used

* Anne's Theme (three times)
* *The Owl House* Main Title Theme

## Trivia

* Bessie and MicroAngelo's whistling is featured in the score.
* A short excerpt of the Main Title Theme for *The Owl House* (another TJ Hill composition) plays when Anne wears Bernardo's Sorceress Supreme outfit.
* Despite the video saying the score is 9 minutes and 39 seconds, it is actually 33 seconds shorter.
Origami Yoda (Series)

Origami Yoda is a book series written by Tom Angleberger, published from March 1st, 2010 to August 12th, 2014 by Amulet Books. The series consists of 7 books:

1. The Strange Case of Origami Yoda
2. Darth Paper Strikes Back!
3. The Secret of the Fortune Wookiee
4. Art2-D2's Guide to Folding and Doodling
5. The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett
6. Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue!
7. Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus