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Bear

Bear, a character in the series "Captain Callum Adventures," is depicted as a unique and uncommon bear species, as recognized by Captain Callum.

In Season 1, Episode 2 titled "ATTACKED BY A BEAR ft. Captain Callum," Captain Callum endeavors to establish a bond and communicate with Bear in English. However, his attempts prove unsuccessful, compelling him to learn the language of bears. Eventually, Captain Callum grows disinterested and shoots Bear, presuming him to be dead. Yet, in the post-outro scene, it is revealed that Bear has miraculously survived.

In Season 2, Episode 2 titled "Captain Callum Bears The Consequences," Bear makes a comeback with the intention of assassinating Captain Callum due to the latter's betrayal. However, significant time has passed between episodes, resulting in a notable transformation in Captain Callum's character. Realizing his past errors, Captain Callum surrenders and apologizes to Bear while facing the barrel of a gun. Surprisingly, Bear chooses to spare Captain Callum's life, prompting Captain Callum to ask him, "What would make things right for you?".
Former Time Veteran ("Dad")

The character referred to as the Former Time Veteran made his first appearance in "Prequel: The Time Veteran." He is recognized as the father of Lance, the current Time Veteran. Roughly 30 years prior to the events in the Video Universe, he discovered the Time & Space stones and safeguarded them for 25 years until he passed them on to his son, Lance, shortly before his own death.

In Volume 3 of The Supercat Video Universe, it is revealed that Lance's father had collaborated with the Menacer in researching the Time & Space stones. However, he had a hidden motive of keeping the stones for himself and intended to pass them down to Lance as a cherished family heirloom. This created a conflict between them.

Furthermore, it is unveiled that Lance's father's real name is "Armitage Shanks," indicating that Lance's full name is Lance Shanks. The conflict between Armitage and the Menacer ultimately resulted in Armitage's demise, followed by his son's later on.
Lieutenant Joseph John Lemmiwinks

Lieutenant Joseph John Lemmiwinks, commonly known as "JJ," initially served as Sergeant but was later promoted in the series "Captain Callum's Adventures." Their first encounter occurred when Captain Callum discovered JJ sleeping in his makeshift bed. Recognizing the potential to improve his ratings and display a charitable act, Captain Callum hired JJ, who was experiencing homelessness at the time.

Throughout the series, JJ exhibited an unusual fascination with trees, often becoming distracted by them. The episode titled "Saving Captain Callum ft. JJ" hinted at JJ having a peculiar attraction to trees, suggesting a possible tree fetish.

In the episode "Promotion ft. Captain Callum (& JJ)," Captain Callum recognized JJ's contributions and decided to promote him to the rank of Lieutenant. During this episode, both Captain Callum and JJ stumbled upon a magical stone, previously seen in The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2. The stone, brought to their dimension after Jamie accidentally knocked it down in the video universe, proved to be unstable and created a vortex-like portal. Tragically, JJ was inadvertently sucked into the portal, leading to his demise. This marked JJ's final appearance in the series.

In "Bill's Distraction," JJ's hoodie became entangled with Bill after it returned to the Video Universe dimension along with the stone.

The impact of JJ's death is further explored in "Captain Callum Explores The Universe".
"Pikachu"

The Pikachu Toy in JJ's hood.

"Pikachu" was a toy found by JJ when searching for Captain Callum in the episode "Saving Captain Callum ft. JJ", he was JJ's temporary sidekick up until he was thrown into water when JJ got mad at Mr. StickBranch. JJ talks to him as if he was a real Pokemon due to his unstable mental state.
"Knuckles"

"Knuckles" was a divided personality created within the Supercat Video Universe by Jamie, who tasked him with locating Sonic Callum. In the climax of the Supercat Video Universe, Knuckles mistakenly identifies the original Callum, donning a Sonic hat, as Sonic Callum and engages in a confrontation with him. Knuckles is defeated by Callum, who compels him to disclose the whereabouts of Bill and Jamie.

Upon discovering Jamie and Bill, Knuckles abandons Callum initially, but later returns to assist him during the finale. However, due to the effects of the "Time Reset," which erased events following "The Origin Story," Knuckles ceases to exist in actuality.

Following the Time Reset, Knuckles manifests as a product of Bill's imagination but vanishes upon Bill's demise.
The Time Stone

The Time Stone as it appears in The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 1

The Time Stone is one of two Magical Stones which keeps Time & Space in tact. The stone is meant to be kept in The Time Realm with the Time Veteran, on one occasion it was sent to Callum (The Supercat Video Universe)'s Dimension and was used by Jamie before the Time Reset occurred thanks to Callum.

Both the Time Stone and the Space Stone need to be kept together in the Time Realm otherwise Time & Space will be unbalanced.

The Time stone can be weaponized if put into the wrong hands.
Callum (Callum: The Show)

Callum (Callum: The Show) is one of the main characters in 'Callum: The Show'. He has similar looks to any regular Callum as he doesn't wear any unique clothing to stand out.

Callum is often seen to be quite reckless and when Bill Callum got locked up in Prison during Season 3 he devised a careless plan for breaking him out which involved him and Hedgehog Man both "threatening them" with a gun till they let Bill Callum out which failed and lead nowhere because Meme Man pointed out the flaws in his plan straight away.

In Season 5, after the Callums get robbed he devises another careless plan to go after the robber and catch them to get their own money back. Professor Callum repeatedly tells Callum not to go after the robber but he doesn't listen and in the final episode he faces the consequences of his carelessness and gets shot by the robber's henchman. He lives but gets hospitalized and falls into a coma which lasts for over 2 months and 2 weeks before waking up in the very last scene of the show.
Jay

Jay, an individual featured on the Supercat126HD Production YouTube channel, made his first appearance in "The Stinky Cake" alongside Callum. Additionally, Jay portrayed the character Rifle Rob in the series Captain Callum Adventures.

He reprised his role as Rifle Rob in Captain Callum Explores The Universe and also appeared as Rifle Rob once again in Season 2 of Captain Callum Adventures, where he said goodbye to the character.

Jay's last appearance on the channel was a brief role in the finale of Callum: The Show, where he played the henchman of the Robber.
What Attracted You to Him?

What Attracted You To Him? is the second episode in the Spiritpact anime series.

## Appearance by turn

Appearance

* Keika You
* Ki Tanmoku
* Shin Shiyou

## Additional scenes in the Chinese version

* At the airport, Keika agrees with the woman that Tanmoku has some looks and he has a cat like mouth whilst saying so.
* Altering plane landing times on the board are shown.

* When going to invite Shin, Keika goes to ring a doorbell to her hotel room but his finger passes through.

## Notes & trivia

* *This is where you can put notes and trivia, anything that is interesting or strange can be included here*
General Hashasky's Great Adventure

* General Hashasky's Great Adventure
* Превью
* Цитаты

Шаблон:Фраза
Шаблон:Вав

## Об игре

**Великое Приключение Генерала Хашаски** - это предстоящая РПГ-мейкер-игра сделанная Deep-Sea Prisoner, она будет сиквелом Mogeko Castle. Она представлена как одна из предстоящих игр в бонусной комнате игры *Замок Могеко*.

**В отличии от приквела, *Mogeko Castle*, эта игра оценена Deep-Sea Prisoner'ом как 18+. Будьте осторожны, игра представляет собой жестокую рвотную игру и содержит насилие, ещё и другие болезненные вещи.**

## Сюжет

На основе превью, игра о Моге-ков и про то, как она спасет Могеков Хашаского после того, как он был захвачен Моге-ко из Замка Могеко. В "Mogeko Castle", самого Могеков Хашаского можно было увидеть в определённых моментах.

Игра, происходит после нормальной концовки "Mogeko Castle", когда Йонака Курай становится Богом Прошутто.

## Факты

* Жанр игры - "приключение замороженного йогурта".

## Навигация

Шаблон:DeepSeaPrisonerMedia

Превью из Замка Могеко.Гиф загруженное Funamusea перед входом в раздел история.Титульный экран. Неизвестно, подлежит-ли оно изменению.Генерал.Похищение ГенералаЭкран меню. Неизвестно, подлежит-ли оно изменению.Генерал в комнате Моге-ко.Превью из оригинального сайта.Персонажи.

1. ↑ http://vgperson.tumblr.com/post/118963684700/carnival-rhythm-mogeko-castle-gaiden-preview
Anti-Meme Man

Anti-Meme Man was a short-lived enemy of Meme Man. As soon as he appeared, he made it clear that he wanted to kill Meme Man and everyone he loved. Later on, he returned and held Meme Man captive, but Meme Dog killed him without hesitation. Meme Dog then told Meme Man that Anti-Meme Man was just a wannabe villain who wasn't going to last long anyway.
Steve Main

Steve Main is a character featured in Season 5 Episode 6 of "Callum: The Show" titled "Accommodation Situation." In the episode, Steve portrays a dubious council worker who hosts the television program "Can't Pay!? We'll Help You Stay." He assists Bill Callum and Matthew in locating a temporary council house for the entire crew.

Following the events of "Callum: The Show," Steve maintains regular communication with Matthew, leading to the formation of a musical duo known as "The Mains." Together, they release their debut track titled "We Are Essential," available for streaming on platforms such as YouTube Music and Spotify.

Steve has been confirmed as a character in "Captain Callum: Fallen Universe," evidenced by his appearance on the film's poster.
Bully Callum

## Bully Callum (Pre-Mullac)

### Aliases

Stupid Little Turd Burger (Bill Callum calls him this when he tells him to leave)

## Character information

### First Appearance

Callum: The Show "That One Flashback Episode"

### Last Appearance

Callum: The Show Crossover (The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2) - Flashback

### Status

Unknown

Bully Callum, a character featured in the show "Callum: The Show," made an appearance in a flashback depicting the early days when the Callums enrolled in Callum School. In this flashback, Bully Callum was portrayed as actively seeking out other Callums to intimidate. It was revealed that Bill Callum used to be his friend. However, during the flashback, Bully Callum targeted Hedgehog Man but was ultimately thwarted by Callum, Professor Callum, and Bill Callum, who turned against him.

During this encounter, Bully Callum warned the Callums, saying, "I'll leave him alone but in future you guys better watch your backs because I may be coming for ya".

In a subsequent development, it was unveiled that this character was actually Mullac in "The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2." Bill Callum unintentionally encountered Mullac once again after several years had passed.
Matthew's "Boys"

Matthew's "Boys" are multiple allies to Matthew who he recruits to help get Bill Callum out of prison. They all look exactly like Matthew which is an intended joke.

The Boys helped by charging into the prison one by one and destroying it from the inside out which almost distracted Meme Man up until he tried to stop Professor taking Bill Callum from his cell.
Ripple

Ripple is a sturdy black and white she-cat with green eyes and fur that ripples whenever she moves

## **Ripple**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Ripple

**Rouge:** Ripple

**Family:**

**Mother:** Willow

**Father:** Bright Sun

**Brother:** Oak Bark

**Sister:** none

**Mate:** Smoke **Son:** Barley **Daughter:** Raven
Rod Studios

Rod Studios' Profile Picture since 2023

Rod Studios is a close friend of the channel and Callum himself, maintaining a longstanding friendship. He has made numerous appearances in various videos, including notable roles in both Callum: The Show and Supercat Video Universe episodes and specials.

Likewise, Callum has been prominently featured in numerous videos that have been showcased on Rod's channel. Previously known as MrVideoGameCat, Rod decided to rebrand, but traces of his former username can still be found in Callum's older videos dating back to his initial introduction in 2016.
Meme Police

Meme Police is a show in which a character named Meme Man critiques unfavorable memes and trends. The series commenced on December 9th, 2016, and is currently ongoing. In 2018, a new character named Meme Dog was introduced as a contrasting viewpoint to Meme Man.

Both Meme Man and Meme Dog have their own backstory and narrative that extends beyond the show, which can be explored through specific videos.
Cricket

Cricket is a flame-colored tabby tom with one white paws and dark green eyes

## **Cricket**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Cricket

**Rouge:** Cricket

**Family:**

**Mother:** Blink

**Father:** Timber

**Brother:** none

**Sisters:** Leaf, Cinders

**Mate:** none **Son:** none **Daughters:** none
Professor Callum

Professor Callum, a character in the series "Callum: The Show," is depicted as the most intelligent member among the main characters. He has a penchant for staying engaged in his work and enjoys repairing electronics and inventing new things.

Throughout the show, Professor Callum serves as the go-to character whenever there are technical or scientific problems that need solving.

In an episode titled "That One Flashback Episode", it is revealed that Professor Callum first encountered the other characters while attending Callum School. Specifically, he met Callum initially, and together they intervened when Hedgehog Man was being bullied by Bully Callum. They stood up to Bully Callum, leading to their friendship with Hedgehog Man and Bill Callum.

In the first episode of Season 5, a flashforward scene portrays Professor Callum reaching out to someone for help, indicating that something significant will happen later in the season that leaves him feeling like he has nothing left.

In Season 5 Episode 3, titled "The Melancholy of Professor Callum," he discloses to Hedgehog Man that a few years ago, he had been offered an apprenticeship after completing a short science course during the summer after leaving Callum School. However, he rejected the offer because his "friends mattered more" to him. During this conversation, Professor Callum shares a nugget of wisdom with Hedgehog Man, suggesting that life changes are inevitable and that one must find their own way.

Hedgehog Man picks up on a subtle shift in Professor Callum's behavior and asks if he is planning to leave. Professor Callum briefly smiles and changes the subject instead of providing a direct answer.

In the subsequent episode, which serves as his final appearance, Professor Callum reveals his true intentions to Bill Callum, Hedgehog Man, and Matthew. He informs them that he is leaving town permanently to pursue his future career. The following morning, he departs on a train, leaving the group with four members instead of five, creating a sense of loneliness.
Kallum

Kallum, a former member of the channel's cast, made frequent appearances on the channel.

Within the Supercat Video Universe, he portrayed Lance, a character recognized as The Time Veteran.

Additionally, Kallum participated in various skits showcased on the channel. He notably starred in Captain Callum Explores the Universe, reprising his role as Lance from the Video Universe.

Kallum bid farewell to the channel following the filming of the first episode of The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 3.

Kallum's presence graced the channel from 2017 to 2022.
Alex

Alex made his on-screen debut in the video titled "EATING INSECTS!! - Crunchy Critter Challenge w/ Alex."

In "ATTACKED BY A BEAR ft. Captain Callum," Alex initially portrayed the character of the Bear, marking the character's introduction in 2017. However, in Season 2 of the show in 2021, the role was recast and played by Callum and his dad instead between them intermittently, as Alex was no longer appearing on the channel.

Additionally, Alex featured in The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 1, where he took on a character named after himself. Alex's final appearance on the channel occurred in 2017, and he has not made any subsequent appearances since then.
Lance (The Time Veteran)

Lance, formerly known as The Time Veteran, was a character in The Supercat Video Universe series who assumed the role of self-proclaimed "protector" to the magical stones housed in the Time Realm.

During "The Time Realm" episode of The Supercat Video Universe, the audience hears his voice for the first time as he assists Sonic Callum in returning to his original form.

In "Callum: Fast & Free," the Time Veteran's voice reappears as he returns Callum's Sonic hat and aids him in gaining an advantage over Jamie by providing Chaos Emeralds.

Utilizing the stone's power, the Time Veteran resets time to aid Callum and prevent everyone from perishing.

In The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2, the Time Veteran appears in person to assist Callum after he sustains a gunshot wound from Mullac. He recognizes Callum's inherent potential and gifts him a sword to harness his latent abilities.

In the "Prequel: The Time Veteran" episode, it is revealed that the Time Veteran's real name is Lance, which he discloses to Callum towards the end of Volume 2. After the Time Realm is destroyed due to the side effects of the stones, Lance decides to remain in Callum's dimension.

In "Battle For The Time Stone", the Time Veteran embarks on completing his father's research, necessitating his departure from Callum. However, Callum offers to accompany him, and together they leave town aboard a boat.

In Callum: The Show's episode "Universal Conclusions", Lance briefly makes a cameo when Bill Callum contacts him using the "Interdimensional Contact-er" created by Professor Callum.

Lance also appears in Captain Callum Explores The Universe, where he aids Captain Callum after being unexpectedly transported to the Video Universe dimension. The Menacer temporarily incapacitates Lance and steals the stones, but Captain Callum ultimately defeats the Menacer and retrieves them for Lance.

Volume 3 of The Supercat Video Universe marks the conclusion of Lance and Callum's journey together. In the pilot episode, they determine that returning the stones to their place of origin and merging them with the earth's podium is their only means of survival, considering the peril they have faced due to the stones.

The second episode, presented as a video tape, reveals that Lance's father collaborated with the Menacer in researching the Time & Space stones and had clandestinely intended to keep them for himself, passing them down to Lance as a family heirloom. This revelation leads to conflicts. It is further disclosed that Lance's father's true name is "Armitage Shanks," unveiling Lance's full name as Lance Shanks.

Eventually, Lance is captured by the Menacer, and in the concluding moments of the episode, he is shot and killed on camera.
CSN News Reporter

CSN News Reporter (Reporter Rod) is a character who first appears in The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2's finale where he is shown reporting on the sudden increase in lightning caused by Mullac.

He appears again in the special "Afterlife" to follow up on the news that the lightning increase has stopped.

He is played by Rod Studios who is a long-time friend of Callum and the channel.
Callum

Callum is the owner of the YouTube channel known as "Supercat126HD Productions." He has been managing the channel since 2011, but it wasn't until 2016 that he truly dedicated himself to it, erasing all of his previous videos.

Within his series and skits, Callum assumes the roles of various characters. Interestingly, some of these characters share his actual name, which can occasionally lead to confusion among viewers.
Chairman Mar (Pickle Ree)

## Chairman Mar

Chairman Mar giving his award acceptance speech in The First Annual Callum Awards 2018.

## Character information

### First Appearance

The First Pickle Ree Interview

Charman Mar is a recurring guest on the channel, having made several appearances. He gained significant recognition for his memorable portrayal of the Pickle Ree character in the widely-shared viral video titled "Rick & Morty Schezuan Sauce Freakout."

In addition to his appearances on Callum: The Show as a guest star, Charman Mar has received a prestigious Callum Award for his outstanding performance in The First Pickle Ree Interview.
The Space Stone

The Space Stone powering up to teleport Mullac in "Brony Devastation"

The Space Stone is one out of two Magical Stones that keep Time & Space in balance, the other one is the Time Stone.

Both stones are meant to be stored away in the Time Realm and guarded by the Time Veteran but have found their way out of there during The Supercat Video Universe Volume 1 & 2.

This stone can teleport beings from dimension to dimension.
Meme Dog

Meme Dog in "Meme Police: Walmart Yodeling Kid Memes"

Meme Dog, a prominent character in the show Meme Police, enters the storyline when he unintentionally crashes into Meme Man's residence. After some persuasion, Meme Man decides to give Meme Dog a place on his show.

In Meme Dog's backstory, he discloses that he hails from Promorthia, a planet where he used to work as a forklift operator. However, he was compelled to leave his home due to being pursued by a malevolent gang of bears. During his escape in a rocketship, he loses control, leading to a crash landing in Meme Man's house.

Since his introduction in 2018, Meme Dog has become a recurring character on Meme Police. Despite frequent clashes and differing opinions, he shares a profound connection with Meme Man and often finds common ground on certain matters.

In "The Meme Police Anniversary Christmas Special," tension arises between Meme Dog and Meme Man when the latter becomes overly engrossed in playing his new PS5 console, nearly forgetting about Christmas. Upset, Meme Dog takes a walk to clear his mind. Concerned, Meme Man eventually realizes that Meme Dog is missing and rushes out to find him. Later, he apologizes for not paying attention to Meme Dog's feelings.
Gun Scammer

The Gun Scammer is a character who appeared in Callum: The Show's second episode "Bill's New Gun". He sold Bill Callum a voice changer gun instead of the gun he actually wanted. It is said that he may have stolen money from Bill Callum since Bill Callum mentioned how his bank card was frozen.

He is played by a guest star "Rod Studios", formerly known as "Mr.VideoGameCat" who appeared in the Meme Police 2016 Christmas Special.
Meme Man 2.0

Callum devised the persona of Meme Man 2.0 as a temporary measure to bolster his confidence following a series of losses in the later episodes of The Supercat Video Universe.

The attire worn by Callum closely resembles the original Meme Man outfit, with the exception that Meme Man 2.0 incorporates Bill's sunglasses. Callum acquired these sunglasses after Bill inadvertently left them behind when Callum forcefully knocked them off.
The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2

The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2 is a follow-up series to The Supercat Video Universe, serving as a crucial component of the main channel's storyline.

Notably, Volume 2 exhibits a significant disparity in quality when compared to Volume 1. This contrast is evident in various aspects, such as the utilization of a different camera and a greater emphasis on writing and character development.

In contrast, Volume 1 had a more spontaneous and light-hearted approach with less focus on intricate storytelling.

A considerable number of characters from Volume 1 make a comeback in Volume 2, including Callum, Jamie, Bill, The Time Veteran, and Knuckles. However, two characters, Harry and Alex, who were present in Volume 1, do not appear in Volume 2 at all.

[Minor Spoiler] Volume 2 features a crossover with the series Callum: The Show, seamlessly integrating their respective characters into the plot.

Within this volume, viewers are introduced to The Time Veteran in person for the first time, providing valuable insights into the origins of the stones.
The Shack

The Shack is the main setting for Callum: The Show Season 2-4, it is owned by Bill Callum who acquired it after receiving the deed from someone who couldn't pay him.

**The Shack's Demise**

In Season 4 a portal is found to have appeared in the shack and the Callums work together to get rid of it in Episode 7 with the use of technology they took from Meme Man.

Things take a turn for the worse when Hedgehog Man goes to destroy the remaining technology and somehow the damage inflicted on the technology triggers an explosion leaving the shack in flames and forcing the Callums to leave.
Meme Man (The Supercat Video Universe)

Meme Man emerged within the "Supercat Video Universe" when Jamie unintentionally created him alongside another character while attempting to cast a lethal spell on Callum. Immediately after their creation, both Meme Man and the alternate version of Callum were swiftly transported to different locations across the country.

After coming into existence, Meme Man sustained himself by pilfering and distributing Poker Chips obtained from local casinos. However, his illicit activities eventually landed him in trouble, leading him to develop a belief that possessing a firearm was necessary for self-defense.

Seeking assistance, Meme Man established contact with Bill, who purportedly dealt in firearms. In exchange for a gun, Meme Man agreed to undertake tasks assigned by Bill. Additionally, Bill provided him with proper training in firearm usage. Unbeknownst to Meme Man, it was later revealed through several videos that Bill had been hired by Jamie to aid in the elimination of all versions of Callum, followed by Harry.

Within a few days of acquiring the gun, Meme Man received a phone call from Bill, who had already arranged a job for him. However, unbeknownst to Meme Man, this assignment was a ruse devised by Bill and Jamie to orchestrate his demise. Although Meme Man nearly completed what he believed to be his task, Bill intervened, deceived him into surrendering the firearm, and ultimately used it to kill him. The "Time Reset" that occurred in the finale nullified Meme Man's existence since the event where his body split never took place.
Captain Callum's Adventures

Captain Callum's Adventures is a series that revolves around the antics of a self-absorbed captain named Callum. Throughout the show, Callum endeavours to educate his audience about nature and survival. However, we witness the Captain facing numerous challenges such as obstacles, people, and his own foolishness, hindering his efforts.

The popularity of the show led to the creation of two movies. The first one, titled "Captain Callum Explores the Universe," was released on July 10th, 2021. The second movie, "Captain Callum: Fallen Universe," is scheduled to commence production in late 2023.

The initial season of the show concluded in 2019, and the release of "Captain Callum Explores the Universe" in 2021 confirmed the continuation of the series with a second season. Shortly after the second season began airing, a second movie was announced and confirmed to be in the developmental stage.
Captain Callum Explores The Universe

Captain Callum Explores The Universe is a 2021 film based on the series Captain Callum Adventures and it was the first ever feature film created for the Supercat126HD Productions YouTube channel. Before being officially named it went by the name "Untitled Supercat126HD Productions Movie".

It originally was meant to release in 2020 but due to the pandemic it was pushed to 2021. It finally premiered on the channel on July 10th 2021 at at 9PM BST and was highly received on it's release.

**The plot**

After being sent to an entirely different dimension, Captain Callum is forced to work with others to save the universe and get back to his own dimension before it's too late.

**Characters**

The characters in the film that appear are:

* Captain Callum
* Rifle Rob
* Lance (Video Universe)
* Callum (Video Universe)
* The Menacer

The character of JJ is also referenced multiple times due to the impact on Captain Callum after his sudden departure from the show.
The Aliens

The Aliens are characters that appeared in two episodes of Callum: The Show and in both episodes they abduct Professor Callum.

In the first abduction of Professor Callum they probe him for his rectal samples. Later on in the second season when they abduct him again it is revealed that the probing device they used on the Professor may have been infected with deadly life taking germs, they tell Professor Callum that he has till the next day to live but they turn out to be wrong and he survives.

They're nicknamed "Day Aliens" because of the name Bill Callum made up to try and scare the Professor.
Harry (The Supercat Video Universe)

**The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 1**

Harry was shown to be Callum's friend in the Video Universe as he was always with him.

During the Supercat Video Universe him and Callum put on disguises to go looking for Meme Man. Upon finding Meme Man's clothing laying on the ground, he is shot dead by Bill but is brought back to life via the 'Time Reset' that occurs when Jamie's magic is sent back to the Time Veteran.

**The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2**

In Callum's dialogue at the very beginning of volume 2 Harry is mentioned to have gone travelling the world and as a result misses the events of volume 2. His actor hasn't appeared on the channel since volume 1 so it's likely we won't see the character again.
Callum's Computer (Running Gag)

In Callum: The Show, there has been a running gag in place since Season 2's episode "WCRY" where Callum refuses to let anyone (specifically Hedgehog Man) use his computer. The other characters often seem to ask him if they need to use the computer then ignore his response and just use his computer anyway leading to Callum having a brief outburst of anger, often by him shouting "GOD DAMN IT!" out loud.
Forever Crisis

Forever Crisis in "CRISIS HOTLINE"

### First Appearance

"B-Bye, Meme Man! (And The Shack Too)" | Callum: The Show Season 4 Finale (S4E8)

### Status

Missing

Forever Crisis is a character introduced in the season finale of "Callum: The Show" Season 4. He serves as a fresh persona for Meme Man from "Callum: The Show," allowing him to embark on a new journey.

The "Forever Crisis Show" premiered on May 7th, 2020, featuring its inaugural episode titled "TV DURING LOCKDOWN." The series revolves around real-life subjects and his inclination to express dissatisfaction.

An ongoing comedic element in the show involves the frequent mention or reference to a Toyota Yaris, ensuring its inclusion at least once in each episode.

In the final instalment of the series, Forever Crisis candidly discloses his true identity and confesses to his past errors. As the episode nears its conclusion, he boldly proclaims, "Forever Crisis isn't going anywhere!".

However, immediately after uttering those words, he mysteriously vanishes into thin air, leaving his fate uncertain.
Rifle Rob

Rifle Rob with his Shotgun.

Rifle Rob is an Animal Hunter introduced in the series Captain Callum Adventures. He initially encounters Captain Callum when he settles near the forest for hunting purposes. However, during a hunting excursion, he mistakenly shoots Captain Callum.

After Rifle Rob tends to Captain Callum's wounds, a dispute arises regarding land ownership. Following a brief altercation, Captain Callum proposes a compromise, suggesting they share the forest equally (50/50), on the condition that Rifle Rob refrains from interfering with the filming process.

In the movie Captain Callum Explores The Universe, Rifle Rob goes missing and is unexpectedly transported to an alternate dimension. He becomes a captive of the Menacer, but eventually, Captain Callum rescues him, concluding the film.

During Season 2 of Captain Callum Adventures, Rifle Rob exhibits reluctance in continuing to share the forest with Captain Callum due to the events of the previous movie, which have soured his enthusiasm. He informs Captain Callum that he has discovered other hunting opportunities elsewhere, leading to his decision to relocate several hundred miles away. Prior to parting ways, Rifle Rob hands over his distinctive bandana to Captain Callum as a token of their shared experiences, and they bid farewell with a handshake.
Meme Man (Callum: The Show Universe)

### Associated with?

Bill Callum - Past, Present (Prison Officer), Hedgehog Man, Callum (CTS), Professor Callum

## Character information

### Last Appearance

"B-Bye, Meme Man! (And The Shack Too)" | Callum: The Show Season 4 Finale (S4E8)

### Status

Retired

In the Callum: The Show Universe, the character known as Meme Man closely resembles the character from the Meme Police Universe. However, in Callum: The Show, Meme Man is employed by the police force as a result of budget cuts.

During Season 3, Meme Man reveals that Bill Callum, along with his "Bully Friend," used to bully him during their school days.

Meme Man loses his job at a prison after the cast blow it up in order to break out Bill Callum.

In Season 4, Professor Callum discovers that Meme Man inadvertently created various projects that manipulate time and space after stumbling upon instructions on the deep web. These projects include a standalone VR Headset capable of playing games without an internet connection but infected with a hidden virus, time-traveling headphones, and a video cable that displays live feeds from alternate dimensions when connected to a TV. Concerned about the potential harm caused by these projects, Professor Callum confiscates them, although he leaves the plans behind. Meme Man expresses his intention to create more projects, suggesting that he is the very Meme Man who assists other versions of himself in different shows.

In the Season 4 Finale, Meme Man experiences an identity crisis. Possessing knowledge about other iterations of himself, he no longer feels unique and decides to abandon his life as Meme Man, adopting a new persona named Forever Crisis.
The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 1

The Supercat Video Universe serves as the foundation for the channel's storyline, encompassing a series that initiated its lore.

The narrative primarily focuses on Callum and Harry's quest for retribution against their bully, Jamie. However, their journey takes an unexpected turn when Jamie discovers a magical stone and schemes to employ its powers against them.

Within this universe, numerous characters make appearances, including Meme Man, Bill, and a host of others. Not long after its conclusion, The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2 emerged, placing greater emphasis on characters portrayed by Callum.
Callum: The Show

"In a dimension where 90% of the population was born with the Callum gene, four Callums move in together. Follow the lives of Callum, Hedgehog Man, Professor Callum & Bill Callum in this comedy web series."

The show ran for 5 seasons before ending on October 9th 2021 with the episode titled "The End Of Callum: The Show".
The Many Deaths of Meme Man

Meme Man dying is a running gag on the channel, different versions of Meme Man are killed either permanently or temporarily.

This channel gag was first seen in The Supercat Video Universe, where the split Meme Man persona of Callum is killed off for dramatic effect, only to be retconned by the end of Volume 1. Since then many different versions of Meme Man have been killed off temporarily for laughs.
Bosnia and Herzegovina in the Slavic Vision Song Contest 3

**Bosnia-Herzegovina** participated in the **Slavic Vision Song Contest 3** in Istanbul, Turkey. The Bosnian entry was selected through *Internal selection* by Bosnian broadcaster (BHRT). Halid Bešlić represented Bosnia-Herzegovina with the song "Romanija" which scored 21 points in the grand final and finished in 21st place.

## At Slavicvision

During the running order draw at a Turkish Hotel in Constantinople, Bosnia-Herzegovina was drawn to compete twelfth in the grand final, following Estonia and Romania preceding. Bosnia-Herzegovina placed 21st in the final, scoring 21 points.

In Bosnia-Herzegovina, the final was broadcast on BHRT with commentary by the Head of Delegation Hayastantzi. The Bosnian spokesperson revealing the result of the Bosnian vote in the final was Lepa Brena.

### Split voting results

There have not been any split results in the first edition. The voting method was 50% jury 50% televoting.

## See also

* Bosnia-Herzegovina in the Slavic Vision Song Contest
* Slavic Vision Song Contest 3
"Impostor"

The Impostor is a character who appears in Callum: The Show Season 2 where he knocks out Hedgehog Man with a book in order to steal his apparel and identity. He ends up giving up trying to be Hedgehog Man after realizing he's too smart to be him. He storms out of The Shack with the intentions of going to Law School.
Bill Callum

Bill Callum is a character featured in the series "Callum: The Show," clearly inspired by the character Bill from the Supercat Video Universe. In the show's second to fourth seasons, Bill Callum lives in a place called The Shack with Hedgehog Man, Professor Callum, and Callum (from "Callum: The Show").

Bill Callum sustains his income by engaging in the illicit trade of weapons, although this aspect of his life is rarely explicitly addressed. He acquired ownership of The Shack when an individual failed to repay a debt and instead transferred the property's deed to him as compensation. Known for his often brusque and impolite demeanour, Bill Callum is commonly referred to as Bill or by the nickname "BC" by his friends.

In the concluding episode of Season 5, Bill Callum finds himself residing in a newly acquired residence that strikingly resembles The Shack. His companions, the other Callums, opt for personal changes and decide to move on, while Bill Callum resists such alterations and chooses to live alone in his familiar environment.
Meme Man

Meme Man serves as the host of the series titled "Meme Police," where he expresses his opinions on outdated memes, internet trends, and anything that annoys him online. In one episode called "Meme Police: Szechuan Sauce," Meme Man briefly works at McDonald's but resigns due to an incident involving an overly passionate Rick and Morty fan who reacts strongly when informed that there is no more Szechuan Sauce available.

Alongside his loyal companion, Meme Dog, Meme Man reviews various memes, and his character has been a staple on the channel since 2016, making him the longest-running figure among the cast. As a recurring joke, Meme Man frequently "dies" in skits and episodes across different series on the channel. This comedic element originated after the popularity of Meme Man in The Supercat Video Universe, where the character's demise and subsequent revival took place.

Meme Man is depicted as having multiple iterations across different universes, as exemplified by the existence of another Meme Man in the show "Callum: The Show." While much of the content in "Meme Police" may not be considered canon within the broader universe of other shows, Meme Man is recognized as the primary and most authentic representation of the character due to his frequent appearances.

In the episode "Universal Conclusions" of "Callum: The Show," the Meme Man character in that show references him, discussing the discovery of various universes and alternate versions of himself. Additionally, there is a scene where he is depicted drawing Meme Man and Meme Dog. This particular episode causes the Meme Man character in "Callum: The Show" to realize that he is not unique, leading him to adopt the persona "Forever Crisis." However, the existence of other Meme Man versions does not bother the "true" Meme Man from "Meme Police" since he already possesses knowledge about them.

Furthermore, Meme Man and Meme Dog collaborated on a Christmas Single titled "We Wish You All A Merry Meme Christmas," which they released in 2022. The single was produced by music producer Kieran Davies.
Alex (The Supercat Video Universe)

Alex appeared in the SuperCat Video Universe portraying himself in the videos "Sonic finds his will to live." and "Delivery Man."

In the Supercat Video Universe he was asked to assist Callum and Harry by seeking out for one of the versions of Callum dressed as Sonic The Hedgehog that had gone missing. He ends up finding him and they are teleported away by the Time Veteran.
The Menacer

The Menacer's first appearance in Captain Callum Explores The Universe.

The Menacer serves as the primary antagonist in the movie "Captain Callum Explores The Universe." Within the storyline, he abducts Rifle Rob and Video Universe Callum while also stealing Lance's magical stones, resulting in Captain Callum being stranded.

To harness the power of the Time & Space stones, the Menacer creates a bracelet. He employs this bracelet to trap Video Universe Callum, intending to exploit his abilities. However, Captain Callum and Lance eventually locate the Menacer's hideout, leading to a climactic confrontation. In the final battle, Captain Callum strikes the stone bracelet as the Menacer brandishes it, resulting in an explosion that causes both individuals to disappear.

In a surprising twist, it is revealed at the end of the movie that the Menacer survived the explosion, even after Captain Callum returns.

The Menacer's true appearance remains a subject of speculation throughout the story, as his face is never unveiled.

In "The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 3," the Menacer makes his first appearance in Callum's dream sequence, reliving the events of "Captain Callum Explores The Universe." He later appears in the second episode, where he records a videotape exposing Lance and his family's history.

It is uncovered that the Menacer and Lance's father were acquainted in the past, both having discovered the existence of the stones. However, a conflict arose when Lance's father, whose real name is revealed to be Armitage Shanks, had alternative intentions and seized the stones for himself. In a shocking turn of events, the Menacer records the on-camera execution of Lance, shooting him in the head.

In "A Free Mullac Has Not A Free Mind," Mullac tracks down the Menacer's hideout in an attempt to confront him. However, shortly after discovering a video message left behind on a camera, Mullac finds that the Menacer has taken his own life by hanging himself.
Cone Inspector Jim

Cone Inspector Jim is a fake name that JJ first originally brings up in "GIVING A HOMELESS MAN A JOB ft. Captain Callum".

JJ: "Did you just assume my name was Lemmiwinks??"

JJ: "How do you know my name isn't Cone Inspector Jim or something!??"

Captain Callum: "Is it Cone Inspector Jim??"

JJ: "No, you simpleton. It's Sergeant Joseph John Lemmiwinks!!".
Captain Callum & Animals (Running Gag)

This gag is seen in Captain Callum Adventures, in Captain Callum's character he is known to dislike animals and because of this every time an animal appears on the show Captain Callum will end up shooting it dead or injuring it.

**Examples of this:**

* **The Bear from "ATTACKED BY A BEAR ft. Captain Callum"**
* **The Snakes from "HOW TO CATCH SNAKES ft. Captain Callum"**
* **The Monkey from "GET LOST CAPTAIN CALLUM ft. Captain Callum (obviously)"**
Hedgehog Man

Hedgehog Man is a character in the series "Callum: The Show." Initially, he exhibits traits of idiocy and immaturity, often becoming the target of jokes from Season 1 to Season 4. However, in Season 5, he undergoes a transformation and matures into an external School Idol.

During the earlier seasons, Hedgehog Man frequently makes mistakes, resulting in his friends teasing him. He becomes known for his signature catchphrase, "Aw Hell Yeah Dawg!" which is frequently heard in episodes featuring him, along with variations like "Aw Hell No Dawg!" or "Aw yeah, Dawg!"

In Season 3, he secures a job at Callum Corporation (CallumCo) and meets Business Callum, the owner and manager, for the first time. Hedgehog Man quickly realizes that he dislikes the work and decides to quit after just one week.

Despite their contrasting IQs, Hedgehog Man shares a close friendship with Professor Callum. While Hedgehog Man's behaviour may have annoyed Professor Callum in the earlier seasons, the professor has always looked out for him. In Season 5, their friendship takes on a significant role in the story.

When Professor Callum becomes preoccupied with thoughts of leaving for a new job, he initially keeps it to himself. However, Hedgehog Man senses that something is amiss. In an episode called "The Melancholy of Professor Callum," Hedgehog Man follows the professor on a walk, attempting to spy on him and uncover the cause of his concerns. However, he gets caught and ends up having a heartfelt conversation with Professor Callum about his emotions. During this exchange, Professor Callum imparts the valuable advice, "Sometimes life changes, and you can't stop it; you just have to find your own way." This interaction reveals that Professor Callum intends to seek a new path in life and encourages Hedgehog Man to consider doing the same.

On the day Professor Callum departs on a train, Hedgehog Man tries to stop him but realizes he has already left. This sends Hedgehog Man into a state of depression, which becomes the focus of the episode "School Idol Idiot Project."

In "School Idol Idiot Project," Hedgehog Man finds his "own way" when he reunites with Business Callum, who assists him in overcoming his depression. Business Callum offers him a position as an external school idol.

In the concluding episode titled "The End of Callum: The Show," Hedgehog Man expresses to Bill Callum that due to his newfound status as an idol and the obligations of touring nationwide, it becomes physically impossible for him to continue staying with his friends. The final scenes of the show portray Hedgehog Man radiating happiness and exuberance as he embraces his life to the fullest as an idol.
Leaf (Rio)

Leaf (or Rio) is a gray tortoiseshell she-cat with creamy caramel eyes

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Kittypet

**Past:** Sparrow Wind's camp, Wind Song's camp, Star's camp, Whispering Breeze's camp, Loner

**Names:**

**Kit:** Leaf

**Rouge:** Leaf

**Loner:** Leaf

**Kittypet:** Rio

**Family:**

**Mother:** Blink

**Father:** Timber

**Brother:** Cricket

**Sister:** Cinders

**Mates:** Storm, Fir, Cry, Feather, Lark **Sons:** Smoke, Mud Patch, Gold Crow, Blue, Wing, Bramble **Daughters:** Night, Petal, Snow Bird, Creek, Poppy, Dawn, Fawn
Oak Bark

Oak Bark is a dusky brown tom with little dappled on his pelt and amber eyes

## **Oak Bark**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** Sparrow Wind's camp

**Names:**

**Kit:** Oak Bark

**Rouge:** Oak Bark

**Family:**

**Mother:** Willow

**Father:** Bright Sun

**Brother:** none

**Sister:** Ripple

**Mate:** none **Son:** none **Daughters:** none
The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 3

The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 3 serves as the sequel to both The Supercat Video Universe and The Supercat Video Universe: Volume 2.

Within this volume, numerous familiar characters make a comeback, including Callum, Mullac, and Lance. Moreover, the primary antagonist known as The Menacer reprises his role from the movie Captain Callum Explores The Universe, a film that intertwined with the Video Universe series, featuring appearances by Lance and Callum.

This installment marks the final volume and also marks Lance's last appearance, as the actor unexpectedly retired from the series during filming. The show commenced in 2022 and is scheduled to conclude in 2023.
Bright Sun

Bright Sun is a russet-colored tom with blue eyes

## **Bright Sun**

**Affiliations:**

**Current:** The stars

**Past:** Sparrow Wind's Camp

**Death:**

Killed in battle by Nettle

**Names:**

**Kit:** Bright Sun

**Rouge:** Bright Sun

**Family:**

**Mother:** unknown

**Father:** unknown

**Brother:** unknown

**Sister:** unknown

**Mate:** Willow **Son:** Oak Bark **Daughter:** Ripple