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Cambodian Nations

The Cambodian Nations (not to be confused with Cambodia) is the promised land of all Kekeroos.

## Info

The Cambodian Nations is a realm separate from our own to which is considered paradise by many kekeroos and as such entry is highly sought after. Only Prime Kekeroos have been able to interact with the Cambodian Nations directly. Though when The Kekoning begins all Kekeroos will be granted entry as well as any non-kekeroos who were blessed by a Prime Kekeroo.

Within the Cambodian Nations people live forever and gain accesses to luxuries and carnal pleasures to which would be highly sought after on Earth. Each Kekeroo will be allowed at least one plot of land within the infinite planescape of the Cambodian Nations. Within their plot of land they have infinite power and freedom to do with it as they please.
Uthasaral

Uthasaral, the Bloody Insect and he who is kin to fleas is a deity and Lorkal revered by many Kekeroos.

## Info

### **The Kekoning**

During the day of The Kekoning Uthasaral's herald the Red Man will appear and bring about the great red tides indiscriminately eradicating all non-kekeroos save for those blessed by a Prime Kekeroo. Uthasaral himself will unleash the great flea storms that will destroy those who survive the great red tides. All Kekeroos and Blessed Non-Kekeroos will then be allowed entry to the Cambodian Nations by the Red Man.

### **Uthasaral's Mantra**

The following is the mantra chanted by many of Uthrasel's faithful. A rough translation will follow each verse.

}NAI ZO ALZA THEH KOJ{

"The blood of the old gods has spilled and soon arisen from the blood of the faithless, Uthasaral, kin to fleas shall rise up and the false and the feeble shall tremble before him!"

}KAIL ZO NAMI THURAL NOK{

"Pave now your roads and cleanse your earth for it shall soon run red with the crimson of a thousand! Come now to the haven for Uthraral's chosen, or drown in a tide of red wine and churning fleas!"

}YAI ZO NAMI URAT NOK{

"Join now the cult of Uthrasel or be a total **(CENSORED)** k sir.﻿"
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El Diolphlo

*"I will take you mortal... and your blood shall taste sweeter than the seawater that drips from my fin!"*

El Diolphlo also known as the Devil Of The Sea is a terrifying Dark Lorkal that takes on the form of an upright dolphin. El Diolphlo is known to travel onto land to hunt for mortal souls to which he drags back to the murky depths of the sea and transforms into his Dolphin Boys.
Pick the Plot

**Pick the Plot** is the fourth book in the series. In this book, Nobody sends Owen into the book and the readers control him.

### Summary

Being able to jump into books used to seem like the greatest thing in the world to Owen Conners. But now Owen's trapped in a time-travel book where readers- that would be you -decide how the story goes.

As if that weren't enough, Owen's also stuck in a prison for time criminals in a prehistoric era. He's surrounded by bizarre fellow prisoners, including Kara Dox. How does Kara recognize Owen if they've never met before? She seems to think they're old friends, but that can't be possible.

Still, Kara might just be the only chance Owen has to escape. And he has to find a way out to save his friend Bethany, who's still in grave danger. Because unless Owen can stop him, Nobody is going to split Bethany into two, separating the fictional and non-fictional worlds forever.

Will Owen be able to convince you, the reader, to help him find his way back to Bethany? Or will you feed him to dinosaurs just to teach him a lesson? It's all up to you when you Pick the Plot.

## Guide

If you have trouble getting past the book and Nobody keeps saying "Please don't KILL Owen!", then use this guide. Start at page one: the options are to make Owen get up or let Owen sleep in. The option doesn't matter, since either option leads to the same thing.
The Dark

*Note: This article is about Bethany's father during* Story Thieves: Secret Origins *after being rewritten by Nobody. For the Doc Twilight article, click here.*

## Family

### Author

Mason Black (formerly)Rewritten by Nobody

### Other Relatives

Mrs. Sanderson (wife) (formerly)Bethany (daughter) (formerly)

## Appearances

### Appears In

Story Thieves: Secret Origins

> ***"No one can escape the Dark!"***
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**The Dark** is an antihero rewritten from **Doc Twilight**, Bethany's father, by **Nobody**.

## Appearance

All black with a purple hood that covers his face. He has two red eyes glowing underneath the hood.

## Special Abilities

* He can manipulate shadows and make the shadows infect people to act like the eviler versions of themselves
Dr. Verity

### Abilities

Every known type of magical and scientific protection, his memory backed up on a hard drive

## Appearances

### First Appearance

Story Thieves, page 4 (mentioned); Story Thieves, page 56

### Appears In

Story Thieves, Story Thieves: Worlds Apart

***"Science builds upon what exists, Commander. Just like logic. But magic . . . dirty, horrible magic creates something where nothing once existed."***

> ---- Verity, explaining his plans to his commander and the Science Soldier he knows is "secretly" Kiel (Owen)
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**Dr. Verity** is the antagonist of the *Kiel Gnomenfoot* series.

## Special Abilities

* Can create clones
* Controls a vast army of Science Soldier Robots
* Hates magic
Story Thieves

**Story Thieves** is the first book in the Story Thieves series. It was written by James Riley and is his fourth published book.

## Official Descriptions

### Back Cover Description

*Life is boring when you live in the real world, instead of starring in your own book series. Owen knows that better than anyone, what with the real world’s homework and chores.*

*But everything changes the day Owen sees the impossible happen—his classmate Bethany climb out of a book in the library. It turns out Bethany’s half-fictional and has been searching every book she can find for her missing father, a fictional character.*

*Bethany can’t let anyone else learn her secret, so Owen makes her a deal: All she has to do is take him into a book in Owen’s favorite Kiel Gnomenfoot series, and he’ll never say a word. Besides, visiting the book might help Bethany find her father. . . .*

*Or it might just destroy the Kiel Gnomenfoot series, reveal Bethany’s secret to the entire world, and force Owen to live out Kiel Gnomenfoot’s final (*very *final) adventure.*

### Summary

*Except for reading the Kiel Gnomenfoot magic adventure series, Owen's life is boring until he sees his classmate Bethany climb out of a book in the library and he learns that Bethany is half-fictional and has been searching every book she can find for her missing father, a fictional character.*
Vampires

Vampires also known as Vampiroonies by Kekeroos are undead beings that drink the blood of the living and command a variety of otherworldly powers. Vampires are considered an enemy to all Kekeroos.

## Info

Vampires are dangerous creatures with a constant thirst for the blood of the living. They also have a number of powers that tend to vary from vampire to vampire based on type, age, power, etc. Powers common among all vampires are hypnotism, superhuman strength and speed, and the ability to transform into mist. Their constant blood thirst combined with their various otherworldly abilities and powers make them extremely dangerous. Vampires are capable of transforming others into their own kind by spreading their curse through a bite. Vampires can be found hiding among society often times keeping their nature hidden behind a seemingly human guise, however they can just as commonly be found shunning society and living in the wilderness, or places long forgotten.

Many vampires due to their close relation to the Dark Lorkal, Gallowag, are known to worship him.
Secret Origins

### Secret Origins is the 3rd book in the Story Thieves series by James Riley.

Bethany travels to a new fictional world to rescue her father in this third book in the *New York Times* bestselling series, Story Thieves*—*which was called a “fast-paced, action-packed tale” by *School Library Journal—*from the author of the Half Upon a Time trilogy.

Owen and Bethany have sworn off jumping into books for good. But they didn’t make *any* promises about not jumping through strange portals that lead to a comic book world.

Jupiter City was once filled with brightly costumed superheroes and villains, but nowadays, there’s nothing left but the Dark. Even the villains are terrified of the Dark’s shadows, and most of the heroes have either disappeared or been lost to mind control. The one hero who might have stopped all of this, Doc Twilight, has been imprisoned by the Dark.

But who is Doc Twilight really? And how can Bethany and Owen defeat the Dark without superpowers of their own? They’ll definitely need the help of some old friends and new allies to bring the light back to Jupiter City, and find out the truth behind the Dark.

It all comes back to Bethany’s own secret origins. What really happened when her fictional father disappeared years ago? Who is Nobody, and why is he writing these *Story Thieves* books? And what kind of supervillain name is The Rotten Banana?
Jupiter City

## Description

Jupiter City is described as the classic comic book scene. A newspaper building, factories that secretly just stand for villain hideouts, a villain's skyscraper, and a hero's hideout.

Bethany described the city outline as "too straight- as if someone had sketched it out with a ruler". The city also has a planetarium, which is secretly Doc Twilight's hideout. We don't know much about what the city or planetarium looks like, but we do know Doc's hideout has a cage and a sarcastic computer.

## Why this city is important

Well, without Jupiter City, Doc Twilight wouldn't have existed, or Nobody, for that matter. And neither would Dr. Apathy, which means that there would never have been a portal to the non-fictional world. Without the portal (Or Doc existing) Catherine Sanderson would never have found out about the fictional world or have fallen in love with Doc (since he wouldn't have existed).

Which means Bethany wouldn't have existed, (or, at least, she wouldn't have been half-fictional) which means she wouldn't have tried to find her father at all, saving us from a *lot* of drama. Owen would never have met her and caused drama with the Kiel Gnomenfoot series (and met Charm), which also saves us some drama.

So, without Jupiter City, the Story Thieves series wouldn't have existed. Neither would Nobody, for that matter. So next time you think "eh" about Jupiter City, think again.
Kiel Gnomenfoot

Kiel on the cover of Story Thieves: Worlds Apart

### Appears In

Story Thieves, Story Thieves: The Stolen Chapters, Story Thieves: Secret Origins (mentioned), Story Thieves: World's Apart

> ***"I.. hate being... eaten! You have no idea how many time's that's happened. I'll tell you what: Nothing in the world wakes you up like the smell of a dragon's stomach.* Nothing.***''*
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> **---- Kiel, to Bethany, shortly after a dragon swallowed him whole.**
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Kiel Gnomenfootis the main character of his own series and a main character of *Story Thieves.* He is known for being the classic hero: brave, loyal, always has a joke on hand and winks constantly.

## History

At the beginning of his series and before he appeared in Story Thieves, Kiel was a thief, living on the streets of Magisteria. Later the Magister adopted him, and Kiel began working as his apprentice, learning magic. Throughout the Kiel Gnomenfoot series, Kiel travels to other realms looking for Keys with Charm.

In his first book, he fights a dragon. In the fourth, he finds out he is a clone of Dr. Verity, the antagonist of the series. In the sixth, he travels to different dimensions, and in the seventh, Owen Conners takes his place, until the last moment.

## Appearance

Black hair. Purple eyes (confirmed by James Riley). He is always seen wearing black- normally a black shirt/pants, complete with black gloves, long black cape, boots, and a belt, where he stores "wand-knives", which are magical wands that double as knives.

## Special Abilities

* Spell Casting, until Stolen Chapters, where his spellbook is stolen.
* Lock Picking
* Jokes/Puns
* Annoying Charm
* Making Bethany's "Fictional¨ sides show
* Stealth
* Knowledge of magical artifacts
* Theft
* Making Owen giggle
* Winking
* Identifying Bethany's "evil" side
* Being stupid and smart at the same time.

## Facts

* He is a clone of Dr. Verity.
* He was an apprentice for the Magister
* Has (confirmed by James Riley) auditioned for the role of himself in the movies "Kiel Gnomenfoot: Magic Thief"
* Knows Charm's "nalwork" password
* Would sacrifice himself for his friends, but they won't let him
* Was the only main character to not be swallowed by the Pure Possibility in Worlds Apart
* Thinks of Owen Conners like a brother
* Calls Bethany "Beth"
Speedy Neen

Speedy Neen is a kekeroo and actively fights against both Roboids and Alienoids.

## Info

Speedy Neen much as his name suggests is extremely fast. It is unknown what the source of his speed is, however it may very well be a blessing from Uthasaral.

Speedy Neen was active in the war against Roboids and Alienoids and openly attempted to spread awareness to the non-kekeroos. Due to this he was considered insane, mentally disabled, and a conspiracy theorist by many of the non-kekeroos who all are unaware of the hidden threat. Speedy Neen has also faced both Roboids and Alienoids on many occasions engaging in physical conflict using his speed to his advantage.

At some point Speedy Neen and an individual named Pablo Manis became roommates and eventually fast friends. Unfortunately at some point Pablo was corrupted by a servant of the Dark Lorkals, which inevitably lead to Pablo betraying and murdering his friend for personal gain.

Prior to his murder Speedy Neen managed to father a daughter named Mellany, however due to his sudden death by Pablo's hands his daughter did not know her father.

### Resurrection

Years after his death, Speedy was resurrected by the god Uthasaral in an undead state to continue his purpose against the forces of darkness. In this state Speedy's body was noticeably sickly and decayed, resembling a zombie, and wore a cloak as well as his former white mask. Though despite his new undead state, Speedy was no less capable than before his death.

## Trivia

* Speedy Neen commonly participated in foot races with fellow Kekeroo, Super Shoes.
List of Characters

Below is a full list of characters in the *Story Thieves* series, in order of appearance (starting from *Story Thieves*). Characters will be mentioned multiple times across lists if they appear in multiple books in the series. Characters which are not linked do not yet have pages on this site, and characters only mentioned will not appear. The lists are in no particular order.

## List of Characters in *Story Thieves*

Owen Conners

Bethany Sanderson

Hulk Hogan

Kiel Gnomenfoot

Charm Mentum

Nobody

The Magister

Mrs. Conners

Mr. Barberry

Catherine Sanderson

Jonathan Porterhouse

The First Magician

Dr. Verity

## List of Characters in *Story Thieves: The Stolen Chapters*

Owen Conners

Bethany Sanderson

Kiel Gnomenfoot

Nobody

Fowen Conners

Moira Gonzalez

Doyle Holmes

## List of Characters in *Story Thieves: Secret Origins*

Bethany Sanderson

Nobody

Christian Sanderson/Doc Twilight

Manson Black

Owen Conners

Charm Mentum

Kid Twilight

Gwen or EarthGirl

The Dark

## List of Characters in *Story Thieves: Pick the Plot*

Owen Conners

Kara Dox

Dolores

The Countess

Kid Twilight

Nobody

Fowen

Bethany Sanderson (only briefly seen)

Doc Twilight (only briefly seen)

## List of Characters in *Story Thieves: Worlds Apart*

Owen Conners

Bethany Sanderson

Charm Mentum

Kiel Gnomenfoot

Kara Dox

Nobody

Kid Twilight

Doc Twilight

Fowen

Dr. Verity

Mrs. Conners

Catherine Sanderson
James Riley

James Riley is the *New York Times* bestselling author of the HALF UPON A TIME series, the STORY THIEVES series, the REVENGE OF MAGIC series, and the new ONCE UPON ANOTHER TIME series. Contrary to what previous biographies have stated, he is a) real and b) not the character Nobody from his STORY THIEVES books. Where would people even get that idea? (Spoiler: From him. He totally made it sound like he really was Nobody. He thought it’d be funny. We’re sorry.)

James Riley Appears in the last Story Thieves book

## Published Writings

James has written the *Half Upon A Time* series, the *Story Thieves* series, a five-book series *Revenge of Magic,* and a new Half Upon a Time spinoff called *Once Upon Another Time.*

## Residence

He was born in Connecticut, where he lived for only a short time before moving to … well, quite a few states. He currently lives in Northern Virginia, outside of Washington, D.C., because that’s where his cats are. He has three of them. Other people think that’s a bit much.

## See Also

His website can be accessed by taping here.

1. ↑ https://jamesrileyauthor.com/biography
2. ↑ https://jamesrileyauthor.com/biography
Kid Twilight

Kid Twilight appears on the cover of Secret Origins

### Age

Probably 13/14, since Bethany described him as an annoying teenager when she first met him.

### Abilities

Skill-using gadgets, as learned from Doc TwilightStaring into the distance dramatically

## Family

### Author

Mason Black (author)Murray Chase (artist)

## Appearances

### Appears In

Secret Origins, Pick the Plot, Worlds Apart

> ***"Sidekicks are so annoying."***
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## History

Kid Twilight is the sidekick of Bethany's father and an important member of the Lawful Legion. He was born without any special powers in Jupiter City, where his parents died while he was at an early age, leaving him to live in the Jupiter City Observatory, which had belonged to his deceased parents.

He was trained by **Doc Twilight** in martial arts and astronomy and eventually became a full member of the Lawful Legion. Doc Twilight treated him like a son, revealing to him all of his hiding places which even the other members of the Lawful Legion did not know of, resulting in Kid being crushed by Doc's disappearance and the rise of **The Dark**.

He plays a major role in *Story Thieves: Secret Origins* (on which he appears on the cover) by helping Bethany with her plan to use villains to defeat The Dark and, by the end of the book, uses a device as a tracker on **Nobody** with a plan to follow him and rescue Bethany with the help of Doc Twilight.

At the end of Worlds Apart, his name (Orion) is revealed by his new father, Christian Sanderson. (It has been revealed on his blog that they adopt him.)

## Appearance

He has black hair, as seen on the cover of Secret Origins (top). Probably muscular, since he's been training to be a superhero.

## Special Abilities

* No superpowers, but can use gadgets like Batman/Robin
* Agile
* Annoying people
* Being bossy

## Facts

* The Sanderson family adopted him, according to James Riley on his blog.
* he's dramatic
* he likes s'mores
* He's named after the constellation (His parents were astronomers and said he'd shine bright as the stars)
* He (as Charm says) follows Kara around like a "puppy"
Volume 61: Without a Hitch

### Summary From whitsend.org

Wedding bells are finally ringing for Penny Wise and Wooton Bassett, but the journey to the altar takes several unexpected side roads. Meanwhile, the Jones and Parker Detective Agency faces its most perplexing case yet, Olivia and Matthew compete against each other for student body president, and Whit finds himself in the middle of a feud between two warring clans. Celebrate marriage, family and friends in Odyssey with this hilarious six-episode collection!
Action Police

**Overview**
**Gallery**

The **Action Police** are the police force in Unikitty!.

They are an assortment of officers voiced by Phil Hendrie, Jane Lynch, Kristen Wiig, and Mark Wahlberg.

The science-related subset of the Action Police are called the Science Police.

## Appearance

Action Police officers are popsicle-shaped individuals with arms and gloves that resemble Hawkodile's. They wear grey uniforms with badges, boots, elbow pads, visors, and helmets with red and blue police lights on top. Female officers wear their hair back in ponytails. Some male officers sport facial hair.

The various officers have a variety of skin colors. So far, we've seen officers that are yellow, orange, and pink.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* Tooth Trouble
* Kitty & Hawk
* No Sleep Sleepover (shown sleeping)
* Hawkodile Sensei

### Season 3

* Grown Up Stuff

* Brain Trust (Science Police division)
Volume 38: Battle Lines

### Summary From whitsend.org

Strange—no, bizarre things are happening in Odyssey. And it all seems to be connected to one place—Novacom Broadcasting. The mysterious company is involved in all kinds of questionable schemes. And now the townspeople—maybe the whole world—are in danger. Whit’s starting to figure things out, but will it be too little too late? Find out as the Novacom saga races to a startling conclusion!
Worlds Apart

Worlds Apart is, unfortunately, the last book in the Story Thieves series.

> Bethany and Owen have failed. The villain they have come to know as Nobody has ripped asunder the fictional and nonfictional worlds, destroying their connection. Bethany has been split in two, with her fictional and nonfictional selves living in the separate realms.
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> But weirdly, no one seems to mind. Owen and every other nonfictional person have lost their imaginations, so they can't picture their lives any differently. Then Owen gets trapped in a dark, dystopian reality five years in the future, where nothing is needed more desperately than the power to imagine.
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> Fictional Bethany is thrilled to be training with her father as his new sidekick, Twilight Girl- until she realizes that the fictional reality will fade away completely without the nonfictional world to hold it together.
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> In this final installment of the genre-bending Story Thieves series, Owen and Bethany will be forced to risk everything to defeat Nobody and save multiple rifts of the universe which is separated into book and reality.
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Review: Where There's Smoke & The Virtual Kid

### Where There's Smoke:

I thought that this was a really good episode. From what I remember, smoking has never been brought up in Odyssey (except for one line in Album 5) and this episode brought it up more than the other episodes. It also had a good lesson about being a role model. This is also not a common theme in Odyssey. I think that this episode would have been much better if it was a full episode, perhaps with a small sub-plot to extend it to a full-length episode. I wish that the story didn't move more quickly. I think that they should have extended some of the scenes to make the episode be a bit longer and better.

### The Virtual Kid:

This was also a good episode, although I did like Where There's Smoke more. My main problem with this episode is the fact that Alex had never done anything at Whit's End, yet he made a website about them. It wasn't even an official website, just a fan one. Wouldn't he make a website about somewhere he had been before. Other than this, I thought it was a good episode, but once again, would have been better if it had been extended.

### You Think You've Got Problems: Isaac:

I think that this was one of the best shorts on *Adventures in Odyssey*. I'm not a fan of most of them because I would rather have a few more minutes of the episode, but this one was really well done. It was funny, and made the episode better. I think that it could have been better if they made the two split episodes have a common theme and make the short share that theme.
Review: FP-While Dad's Away

This was definitely a unique episode. I don't remember this topic ever coming up in another episode. While not an *Adventures in Odyssey* episode (but I still count it as one because it was part of *Family Portraits*), I am still reviewing it because it does have Whit, and is basically an Odyssey episode.

I thought that, in general, this was a good episode, and that means even more to me, since it was one of the first episodes. I personally like the newer episodes since they had continuing characters, but this was a good episode. As I'm re-listening to the older episodes, I've been finding that they're a lot better now than when I listened to them a few years ago.

My main problem with the episode was that the lesson seemed more relevant to adults than kids. While kids could learn about the importance of being with your family and helping while they're gone, the main lesson was for adults. I know that Family Portraits had a wider audience (I remember that The Letter was directed at teenagers, which would probably not include the 8-12 range), but listening to it as an Odyssey episode, this is a problem. Another slight problem is the acting. It isn't the best at certain points, but it's not too noticeable and most of the episode is good.

I'd also like to say that I thought that the ending was unexpected. There will be spoilers from now on in this review. When the dad called home and Whit said that something had changed, I thought that the Janice was going to leave her husband. I was completely wrong. The ending where they got back together was unexpected. One final thing, in the scene where Whit's telling the story and the father had just started leaving, one of the people who were thinking about buying the house said that they were starting to realize why the house was being sold. I didn't get it at that point, so I would probably have cut out this line.

Otherwise, I thought that this was a good episode, and one of the better original episodes.
The Black Veil, Part 2 of 2

### Summary From whitsend.org

This is the cover for the album in which this episode originally appeared. It was later released again in the Novacom Saga.

### StoryArc

*Stand Alone*

Jason Whittaker's stop in Alaska reveals strange problems affecting the members of the church. Meanwhile in Odyssey, Whit notices a strange surge of anger and violence.

### Characters

 Alex Jefferson
 Cal Jordan
 Jason Whittaker
EarthGirl

Gwen appears on the cover of Secret Origins.

### Appears In

Story Thieves (mentioned); Story Thieves: The Stolen Chapters, Story Thieves: Secret Origins, Story Thieves:Worlds Apart

> ***"I'm not helping you because I'm super strong, Bethany. I'm helping you because you need it, and you're my friend!"***
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Earthgirl (or Gwen) is a good friend of **Bethany's,** who we meet in **Stolen Chapters.** She is the main character of an in-series comic book, but in Story Thieves, she is a minor protagonist.

## Appearance

Gwen is African-American, with curly black hair and brown eyes. (Unless she's using her laser-eyes. Then they're red.)

Her signature costume consists of a teal t-shirt with an earth picture, and matching pants and gloves.

## Special Abilities

### On Argon VI

* Flying
* Laser-eyes
* Super-speed
* Super-strength

### Not on Argon VI

* Jetpack
* Being the most selfless, encouraging person ever known
* Encouraging others

## Facts

* In ”Secret Origins” Bethany reveals that EarthGirl’s worst enemy is actually Gwen’s best friend
* She's nonviolent.
* She has a crush on Bethany

## See Also

1. ↑ Confirmed on James Riley's tumblr blog
Moira Gonzalez

> ***"I don't need a pep-talk**. **All I want is a way to bypass a security system designed to counter every break-in tool that exists."***
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She is a supporting character first featured in Story Thieves: Stolen Chapters, which is the second book of the series. She is a professional thief who can rob every bank in town.

## Appearance

Although her specific appearance is not mentioned in the book, we do know that she has light brown skin and also has long, black hair. When doing her job, she wears a tight black hat and dark clothes to match the night sky. She also likes to carry around a taser. SHE'S SO COOL!

## Trivias

* She can change her mood quickly from being cheerful to being in a serious, business mode when the situation calls for it. Also calls Owen sad panda or Sp Also Kiel is known for magical Koala or Mk
Jonathan Porterhouse

**Jonathan Porterhouse** is the author of the *Kiel Gomenfoot* books.

### ***Story Thieves***

Near the beginning of the book, Porterhouse was mentioned as the author of the *Kiel Gnomenfoot* books, a series accused of being a Harry Potter rip-off.

Later, the **Magister**, one of Porterhouse's characters,used **Bethany** to escape his book and found Porterhouse inside his mansion. The Magister wanted Porterhouse to rewrite him into different clothes, to see if authors really had control over their characters.
Horror

Horror is a monkey from the Cambodian Nations.

## Info

Horror originally from the Cambodian Nations is a sentient monkey who is known as a dangerous murderer to many non-kekeroos. Horror is perhaps most well known for his murder of 10 men armed with tactical shotguns and full riot gear. How the monkey accomplished such a thing is unknown. He is currently wanted by the United Nations for crimes against humanity.
Article:New Novacom Saga?

This is not written by anyone who works for Adventures in Odyssey, nor has any connections with workers for Adventures in Odssey.

### **POTENTIAL SPOILERS/THEORIES BELOW: YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED**

Is Adventures in Odyssey creating a new Novacom-like saga? The creators have stated that they will likely never do anything as big as Novacom again. They may not do anything as big as it, but what about smaller arcs like The Green Ring Conspiracy or The Ties That Bind. I have found interesting connections and clues that lead me to believe that a new giant story is coming in the next few years.

First of all, I remember a podcast from around the release of The Ties That Bind or Taking the Plunge, where the writers mentioned a story arc that would be different than the other ones. In a more recent episode of the podcast, it was mentioned that a kid might be involved. Now we get to the giant spoilers and theories, so stop reading if you don't want to know what I think may happen next.

I thought that The Key Suspect from Volume 61 didn't finish the story and left us with a bit of a cliffhanger. Suzu said that she and Morrie didn't want a repeat of what had happened before. My guess is that Morrie is the cause of the new arc.

On a completely different idea about the arc, I think that the show has been building to a different saga, but there's no proof and all of this is just a conspiracy theory. We know that Bill Kendall's company owns The Odyssey Times as of Volume 57. In Volume 58, Dale Jacobs is talking to Dee Grant and you learn that The Odyssey Times is owned by the same company that owns Maximized Comics, sponsored the Let's Get Together Festival, and also was in charge of the filming for Family Survivors. Back during the Novacom saga, Dale Jacobs tried to do a story on Novacom, but was stopped by *The Odyssey Times*. I'd assume that Andromeda owned both Novacom and *The Odyssey Times*.

Maybe Andromeda bought The Odyssey Times again (we know that they're bought often from The Labyrinth, Part 2 of 3). This means that we could be facing a storyline similar to The Novacom Saga. Even if Andromeda did not buy The Odyssey Times again, it is possible that another nefarious organization did.

*To be continued...*
The Inspiration Station, Part 1

### Summary From whitsend.org

Connie loves spending time in Whit's newest invention, the Inspiration Station. But when a glitch shuts down the machine, her obsession may go too far.

## The Inspiration Station, Part 1

This is the cover for the album that this episode appeared in.

### Characters:

 Connie Kendall
 John Avery Whittaker

### References:

http://www.whitsend.org/albums/51-take-it-from-the-top/655-the-inspiration-station-1-of-2.aspx
The Ties That Bind, Part 9 of 14

### Summary From whitsend.org

This is the cover for this album, which is the longest multi-part episode in the history of Adventures in Odyssey.

### StoryArc

*Stand Alone*

Who knew that a comic-book convention, a poster, and a pastoral visit could cause so much drama in Odyssey? Wooton’s got his hands full with a notorious blogger after announcing the creation of a new comic book idea—and he has to deal with a wayward cousin. Whit refuses to join in a local festival and finds himself in a citywide tug-of-war between conviction and compromise. And the unexpected return of various relatives and former adversaries triggers complications for Connie, Eugene, and the rest of the Odyssey gang. It’s the perfect blend of excitement, comedy, and important life-lessons in this special 14-episode collection!
The Ties That Bind, Part 2 of 14

This is the cover for the album in which this episode first appeared

Who knew that a comic-book convention, a poster, and a pastoral visit could cause so much drama in Odyssey? Wooton’s got his hands full with a notorious blogger after announcing the creation of a new comic book idea—and he has to deal with a wayward cousin. Whit refuses to join in a local festival and finds himself in a citywide tug-of-war between conviction and compromise. And the unexpected return of various relatives and former adversaries triggers complications for Connie, Eugene, and the rest of the Odyssey gang. It’s the perfect blend of excitement, comedy, and important life-lessons in this special 14-episode collection!

### Characters

 Eugene Meltsner
 Connie Kendall
 Penny Bassett
 Wooton Bassett
 Jules Kendall
Connie the Counselor

This is the cover for the album in which this episode originally appeared.

### Summary from Whitsend.org

Eugene reluctantly agrees to allow Connie to test out her budding counseling skills on him for a psychology class assignment. Meanwhile, Buck and Jules try to find something to keep them entertained around Odyssey.

### Plot Summary:

The episode starts with Connie talking to Jules about her return to Odyssey.
Volume 62: Let's Put On a Show

### Summary from whitsend.org

Everyone in Odyssey is putting on a show. Jules Kendall feels like she’s in the spotlight and has to live up to everyone's expectations. Buck Oliver pretends to understand Eugene and Katrina’s faith. A mysterious visitor to the antique shop isn’t all he seems as he searches for a clue to a father’s final words. And a group of traveling singers put on the rootin-est, tootin-est, Wild Westiest, musical extravaganza Odyssey has ever seen. Restoration and new beginnings take center stage as the folks in Odyssey learn about relationships, friendship, and compassion. Old friends and family return, relationships are mended, and long-hidden talents are discovered. Sit back and enjoy the show!
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## Adventures in Odyssey

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Article: Every Death in Odyssey

This article is a list of every death in Adventures in Odyssey. The purpose of this article is to let parents know which episodes have scenes that may involve sensitive subjects about death. Please mention any that I missed in the comments.

This article will be completed over time.

### The Adventure Begins:

The very first album (if you count the original versions of the album before it was changed). The episode Recollections features the story of how Mr. Whittaker created Whit's End after his wife's death. I don't remember her dying on screen, but she passes away during the episode.

### The Wildest Summer Ever:

Okay, I'm just going to pause for a minute because I just realized that they changed the name of the album! It used to be Stormy Weather! Moving on, there are no deaths in this album. The closest thing is a faked death in The Last Great Adventure of the Summer. It is then revealed that the person is alive.

### Heroes:

There are two deaths in this album. The first is in the episode The Shepard and the Giant, which is the story of David and Goliath. The other one is in the episode Karen, which is about a girl getting cancer, and passing away.

### FUN-damentals:

The episode By Faith, Noah is about Noah's ark. This means that people did die during the flood (likely off-screen, but I'm not sure since I haven't listened to the episode in a long time).

### Daring Deeds, Sinister Schemes:

The Imagination Station, Part 2 has the crucifixion of Jesus in it. Other than this, there are no deaths in the album, although a lot of the episodes do have a lot of action.

### Mission: Accomplished:

The episode Elijah, Part 2 has an animal sacrifice and several people are ordered to be executed. In addition, at the end of the album, there are several episodes about war. I do not remember these episodes recently enough to say if there's anything that happens in them, you may want to be cautious if you are avoiding these types of episodes.

### On Thin Ice:

Death is talked about in the episode The Very Best of Friends. The only actual death in the album is in the episode Lincoln, Part 2.

### Just In Time:

Over the Airwaves contains mentions of people dying and someone is about to be killed at one point, but it is not shone. The same goes for Live at the 25!

### Other Times, Other Places:

I think that Gregory was killed after Dr. Blackgaard told Pinky to take care of him in Waylaid in the Windy City, Part 1. Based on the circumstances, this is my guess, but it is not confirmed.

### It's Another Fine Day:

You can hear cannons attacking Fort McHenry in By Dawn's Early Light. In addition, a character is ordered to be hung in Bernard and Esther, Part 2.
Volume 58: The Ties That Bind

### Summary from whitsend.org

Who knew that a comic-book convention, a poster, and a pastoral visit could cause so much drama in Odyssey? Wooton’s got his hands full with a notorious blogger after announcing the creation of a new comic book idea—and he has to deal with a wayward cousin. Whit refuses to join in a local festival and finds himself in a citywide tug-of-war between conviction and compromise. And the unexpected return of various relatives and former adversaries triggers complications for Connie, Eugene, and the rest of the Odyssey gang. It’s the perfect blend of excitement, comedy, and important life-lessons in this special 14-episode collection!
The Black Veil, Part 1 of 2

### Summary From whitsend.org

This is the cover for the album that this episode originally appeared in. It has since been released in the Novacom Saga.

### StoryArc

Major, Novacom Saga

Jason Whittaker's stop in Alaska reveals strange problems affecting the members of the church. Meanwhile in Odyssey, Whit notices a strange surge of anger and violence.

### Characters

 Alex Jefferson
 Cal Jordan
 Jason Whittaker
God's Miracles

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There are several sections within this area:

## See Also

* Energy
* Challenges

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Review: Connie the Counselor

I really enjoyed this episode. It's funny, and starts Jules' return to Odyssey.

First, I thought that the scenes where Connie was counseling Eugene were really funny. I loved the references to other episodes like A License to Drive. All of the scenes with Eugene getting counseling eventually led to other humorous scenes, like Eugene asking Buck about what animal his feelings are.

I wasn't as big of a fan of the ending, with Jules and Buck getting arrested. From what I remember from the episode, it didn't add much to the story, but did give a conclusion to the story. It also had Buck and Eugene come closer together, so it really did end the episode well.

Overall, I thought that this was one of the best episodes in Volume 62, if not the best episode.
A Very Bassett Wedding, Part 2

The Bassett and Wise families have arrived in town for Wooton and Penny’s big day, but a damaged dress, stomach pains, and an investigation into a missing ring mean that the couple’s walk to the altar will be anything but simple. (Part 2 of 2)

### Characters

 Eugene Meltsner
 Connie Kendall
 Penny Bassett
 Wooton Bassett
 Wellington Bassett
The Ties That Bind, Part 4 of 14

Who knew that a comic-book convention, a poster, and a pastoral visit could cause so much drama in Odyssey? Wooton’s got his hands full with a notorious blogger after announcing the creation of a new comic book idea—and he has to deal with a wayward cousin. Whit refuses to join in a local festival and finds himself in a citywide tug-of-war between conviction and compromise. And the unexpected return of various relatives and former adversaries triggers complications for Connie, Eugene, and the rest of the Odyssey gang. It’s the perfect blend of excitement, comedy, and important life-lessons in this special 14-episode collection!
A Very Bassett Wedding, Part 1

### Summary From whitsend.org

The Bassett and Wise families have arrived in town for Wooton and Penny’s big day, but a damaged dress, stomach pains, and an investigation into a missing ring mean that the couple’s walk to the altar will be anything but simple. (Part 1 of 2)

### Characters

 Connie Kendall
 Elenor Wise
 Frank Wise
 Penny Bassett
 Wooton Bassett
 Wellington Bassett
Review: FP-A Member of the Family, Parts 1-2

This episode was almost identical to the episode A Member of the Family, Part 1 and 2 in album 1. I knew that going in, but this caused to have already heard the entire episode. First of alll, why is it that whenever Monty comes to town, it's never a happy reunion? There's this episode, The Reluctant Rival, and The Green Ring Conspiracy, Part 1. Okay, the Green Ring Conspiracy was happy, but it was in the middle of a giant plot, so it wasn't that happy.

One of the things that shocked me most about this episode was the price of movie tickets in it. Five dollars for a ticket? It's a lot more expensive now, but we do have better graphics than there were in 1987 so it does make sense. Still, that's a really good price.

Another thing that I noticed in this episode is the fact that Hal Smith's Whit is the only one that is able to scare me. He's really good at playing the scenes where Whit is angry, like in this episode with Monty. This also shows up in the episode The Very Best of Friends. Even though he's good at playing an angry Mr. Whittaker, he's also really good at playing Whit in other scenes.

Now, to the actual review, instead of the details that I've been writing so far. I thought that the episode was pretty good. Another concern that I had with it (already off track from this paragraph) was that Monty had a change of character way too quickly. He hated Mr. Whittaker and everything in Odyssey and then thought that Mr. Whittaker was the best person ever after a week? This seems unlikely. They do have to keep the episode happening within a reasonable time though. Summer only lasts for a while.

Back to the review (hopefully), I thought that the episode was good. I didn't notice any flaws in the acting or plot. In general it was a good episode, not the best episode ever (in my opinion), but not the worst. I know that I said that I didn't notice any flaws in the plot, but I will point out that this episode and some other *Family Portraits* episodes have incorrect dates about things like how long Whit's End has been opened, but since the episodes aren't canon (I think), this is fine.

Overall, I thought that this was a good episode.
The Unraveling

### Summary From whitsend.org

This is the cover for the album in which this episode first appeared. It was later released in the Novacom Collection.

### StoryArc

*Stand Alone*

Connie goes to Maine to talk to Robert “Mitch” Mitchell's sister. Working hard in Odyssey, the kids investigate unusual buying trends connected to the Novabox.

### Characters

 Cal Jordan
 Alex Jefferson
 Connie Kendall
Find a Penny, Part 1

Wooton Bassett returns to Odyssey from his honeymoon with two problems — Penny is missing and he’s lost his memory! As Wooton slowly remembers, Whit, Connie, and Jason piece together the story of what happened, from singing on stage with the Pool Boys to skydiving over Central America. They soon realize that Penny could be in real danger if they don’t find her soon. But the only clues to her location are buried in the depths of Wooton’s mind.

### Characters

 Penny Bassett
 Connie Kendall
 John Avery Whittaker
 Jason Whittaker
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In some of PvE Solver tools, it may ask you to input the maximum number of grids, where you can input monsters and your heroes. Despite having 6 grids are maximum which you clearly see in the game, the tool is not limited inputting number that greater than 6 while the rest are not.

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### Diceycle's Hero Calc

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