Gerald Smith

Official depiction of Gerald

### Relatives

May Smith (mother, deceased)Edgar Smith (father, deceased)Graham Smith (adopted grandson)

## Appearances

### Appears in

Gerald Smith: Orggannick Farmer (YouTube Channel), Gerald Smith's Orggannick Adventure (2020 Valentine's Day Demo), Gerald Smith's Orggannick Adventure: ACT 1, Disciples of Orggannick

### Debut

First Video: An Introduction to Gerald Smith

## History (Main Timeline)

### Early Life

Gerald was born and raised on the Orggannick Farm by his parents, Edgar and May Smith, and attended a nearby school. However, he was frequently isolated and ignored by his peers for being too eccentric for their liking, leading him to develop a passion for tinkering and engineering from an early age. At around eleven years old, he created the first version of the Robot Scarecrow, powered by steam and designed to help scare off the crows at his parents' farm.

### Discovery of Abilities

As the First World War broke out, Gerald joined the army and was at one point caught in an explosion, causing him to realise that he was capable of surviving such force. He soon discovered that he possessed immense strength, some level of enhanced speed and agility, access to a strange green energy, short-range teleportation of himself and the ability to summon useful equipment/objects from nearby. Little is known about the events of Gerald's personal life during this time, but it is notable that he lost his father (Edgar Smith) to the war.

### Brief Return to Farming

After the war was over, Gerald began to notice a difference in the speed at which his body aged. He discovered that while on the Orggannick Farm, he aged at a slower rate than a normal human. Both this and the state of his grieving mother May led him to stay on the farm for a few years, until May eventually grew ill and passed on. Following this, he took up travelling for a while, until the Second World War began.

### The Superhero Years + Founding of Ambrosia Foods

After the Second World War, Gerald was inspired by comic books to take on the persona of a superhero, using his abilities to fight criminals and help those in need of aid. This was briefly funded by Jaycub Smog before the two parted ways following a conflict. Around this time, Gerald decided to start a business using the extremely fertile and mysteriously beneficial soil of his farm to grow and sell produce. This business was named Ambrosia Foods, and is still operating by the time of Gerald Smith's Orggannick Adventure.

### The Travelling Years

Eventually, Gerald decided that he felt he was too old to continue being a superhero, leaving his job to travel the world. He got up to many adventures during this time, most of which are currently unknown. During a visit to France, he met the Baguette Woman, who soon introduced him to the Great Gods. After seeing his level of power, the Triangle decided to grant him the title of Great God, alongside themselves and the Baguette Woman. On another trip to an unknown country during this period, Gerald encountered Jaffini Sakunski for the first time.

### Retirement

After travelling for around 25 years, Gerald finally settled down and returned to the Orggannick Farm. At some point, he met Scroll, his future partner in adventuring. Additionally, when running low on money, Gerald sold a portion of his land to two suspicious individuals - btoh of whom he had met before - Jerry Smog: Organ Farmer and Jaffini Sakunski: Organomic Farmer. During his adventures with Scroll, he encountered many enemies, such as Fibula, Jamalam, V.I.L.L.A.I.N and many more. Ultimately, balancing farm work and adventuring became too much for him, leading him to hire a farmhand, beginning the events of Gerald Smith's Orggannick Adventure (2020 Valentine's Day Demo) and then replacing him with a new one after he went missing, leading to the events of Gerald Smith's Orggannick Adventure.

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This is as far as the timeline currently goes. Please await further updates.

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The first ever image of Gerald SmithOne of Gerald's dialogue sprites from Gerald Smith's Orggannick Adventure