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Symbology of Flesh Kernel

The webcomic Flesh Kernel frequently employs a certain array of "symbols" that have generally some connection to traditional esoteric imagery but have usually an original meaning within the context of the comic.

## Leviathan Cross

   The **Leviathan Cross** is a symbol that appears several times in Flesh Kernel, often associated with Wilt. It's composed of an 8-loop (infinity symbol) surmounted by a double cross. It occurs first on "Billy"'s shirt in Fresh Corn, as part of Wilt's link to the Dark Ocean in Xladislax's explanation of its working, and finally on the forehead of Goat Wilt.

Traditionally, it's been associated to Satan in LaVeyan Satanism and has been established as a modern alchemical symbol for Sulphur. Its meaning within the context of Flesh Kernel is presently unknown.

## Third Eye

The location of the Cranial Gland of Reticulans and their hybrids corresponds to that of the **Third Eye**, which is a widespread esoteric/mystical symbol for knowledge or awareness beyond ordinary sight. In addition, the denomination of "gland" itself resonates with the esoteric identification of the Third Eye with the pineal gland, whose mystical relevance in turn stems from Descartes' (mistaken) identification of the gland as the sole seat of the "soul", or rather bridge between body and soul. Similarly, the Cranial Gland opens a channel between the conscious and subconscious plane, and enables a mortal mind to witness what is otherwise unaccessible to the senses.

## Heptagrams

The **Heptagrams** or seven-pointed stars, of which there are two possible ones ({7/2} and {7/3}) appear in Fresh Corn as splash images, bracketing the entire dream sequence. In Flesh Kernel they represent the duality of the Subnatural and Physical plane.

The {7/3} heptagram, representing the Dark Ocean, is also the symbol for the whole Terms & Conditions chapter, since the bulk of the plot is indeed happening "below the surface".

## Planetary Avatars

Gods are associated each to a celestial body which acts as their "avatar". The celestial object becomes both a "symbol" for the god but it can also more practically act as an "antenna" or "transmission channel" if the god is dead and thus confined to the Dark Ocean. The avatar acts as a sort of weak temporary physical body with a tenuous connection.

As such, traditional astrological symbols are automatically symbols for the corresponding god, so ☾ is Gnrth, ♂ is Laikalakalaikalakala, and ♀ is Neil.

## Exotic Bubbles

**Consistent** anomalies in speech bubbles mark some profound cosmic particularity about the character. So far, the only exotic bubbles are Mystery Girl's, which are black with white text, and Goat Wilt's, which are double-tailed.

(Other "funny business" can happen with speech bubbles and tails, but it's not meaningful unless it's consistently associated with a character.)

24
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**24** is the most sacred number of Flesh Kernel. It appears over and over. Kind of an easter egg.
Riddlemoore

**Riddlemoore** (RM) is a comic about the misadventures of a group of girls during their studies at the Riddlemoore school of witchcraft.
This in part
takes place in a post-atomic fantasy world that's just being annexed
to a star sprawling empire.

## Plot:

The comic follows the story of Santiaga Claymore a first year student at the Riddlemoore Academy of Witchcraft and her struggles to understand the weird powers that surround her as well as her own.

## Setting:

Riddlemoore takes place in the world of Strange-Earth a planet pretty much like our Earth but in which civilization has always been in contact with magic and various classic RPG tropes. In the current story the planet is getting out of a 70 year cold war between the polarizing powers of the Three-Union (3U) and the Collectivist Union and is currently being annexed into the star sprawling Extra-Empire and it's Federation of Planets who are fighting a war 500 light years from Strange-Earth.

## Magic and Technology

The world of Riddlemoore is a world in which civilization reached modernity with the heavy use of magic which allows people
to achieve incredible feats easier and earlier than if they only had technology.
Despite this magic is seen as volatile, unstable and very costly so it's treated with lots of care and paranoia.
This is they reason why the magical components are replaced as soon as technology has advanced enough to do so.
Road Trip

**Road Trip** is the first chapter of Flesh Kernel.

### Synopsis

Wilt and Anaïs rob a fast food in the desert near Ur. As they escape in a stolen Saucer, they get involved in a police chase. Wilt is able to get rid of the police ship but becomes unconscious as a consequence of large acceleration. While Anaïs crash-lands the saucer and recovers him from the wreck, Wilt's Cranial Gland extends to connect with the moon in the sky, and in his dream he meets with the god Gnrth. The latter proposes, through allegoric imagery, a deal which involves Wilt's securing the Flesh Kernel for Gnrth. Wilt accepts the deal. After he comes to, the two criminals proceed in their final leg to Ur by foot.
The Nynchkuddys

**Nynchkuddys** were once children who lived and played in Forgotten Hill, Who at various points were kidnapped for the purpose of extracting their souls in order for their captors to evade aging and dying. Presently there are twenty seven known Nynchkuddys, six of whom are deceased. Due to how long they have been keeping Ruth, The Colonel, The Gambler, The Puppeteer and company alive, it can unfortunately be assumed that there have been many more.

### **Known Victims:**

* Alvin McDougal and Paul Frazer
* Michael and Serena
* An Unnamed Boy
* Six Unnamed Children (Three boys and three girls)
Laser Weaponry (Riddlemoore)

**Laser Weaponry** is a military technology in the world of Riddlemoore. Due to magic it has been present for at least 2000 years but is just seeing widespread use in the late 20th century and early 21st century in which the story is currently taking place.

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### History

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#### Ancient Era and Mid Era

The history of laser weapons can be traced up to the Ancient Era when crystal refraction cannons would be manufactured by the order of powerful rulers and kings. These tended to be really expensive and required the use of the best wizards and minds of the time as well as the best and most rare of resources. The cannons would require a crew of specially trained individuals (often trained since childhood) for their use and maintenance. Such weapons saw limited use and were extremely dangerous to operate, no surviving examples survived due to their volatile nature.

#### Early-Industrial Era

It wasn't until the industrial era that the ancestors of modern hand held laser weapons came to be. These examples often needed a crew of 3 or more men to operate, one man to carry and operate the weapon, another to mantain it and a third one as support for the other two. such weapons were mannufactured in small numbers and often used by specialists as tactical pieces. The cons outweighted the pros but their main use in the battlefield was that of igniting enemy buildings and disabling artillery from a distance as well as taking down enemy aircraft due to the accuracy of the shot. These early laser weapons could be easily defeated by bad weather such as dust, fog and rain.

#### Atomic Era

In the atomic era the weapons became more compact, new battery technology and miniaturization made possible to have pistol sized weapons who were often called electri-beams or zappers these weapons were a mix between laser and electric discharge. Battlefield use was still not overly present but they were prefered by airship and naval crews as the shot could be tuned to not harm the hull or structure of the craft as well as not leaving cartridge casings and smoke around.

#### Post-Atomic Era

In the final decades of the 20th century laser weapons received their last and current development as they became mode dependant on electronics as well as magic assisted components that allowed them to be shot through bad weather by cutting it with a heated beam of light. This allowed for military and security forces to begin arming their personel with laser rifles and carbines as recharging a battery was easier on logistics than procuring bullets and regular ammunition. These weapons can have batteries in where the bullet magazine would've been but these are of limited use, in most situations users use auxiliar battery packs carried on the belt or back and connected through a chord.

It's also recommended for the user of these current weapons wear eye protection as the heated nature of the beam can cause eye damage overtime.
Dorgian (race)

The smiling face of Dorgia

**Dorgians** are the long-eared race that is endemic to Dorgia. They are the only sentient species native to Dorgia, either via conquest or by chance, history won't say. Their society is diverse but very Dorg-centric. Foreign aliens are seen as foreign no matter how long they live there, and races like the Zaporians  are seen as contemptible, with the exception of their General of the Dorgian Army, Felina .

Dorgians are the head of a powerful "totally not an empire guys" republic, and on Dorgia, taking over a new planet is applauded as "expanding the reach of freedom from tyrrany". General Felina is a strong believer in the good of Dorgia, despite everything.

Dorgian MaleDorgian FemaleDorgian Skeleton
Harx

**Harx** is an intensely volcanic planet in the Mongor System. Hideaway for intergalactic fugitives and paradise for geologists, it supports a small economy of non-permanent observation-stations. The planet is split almost in-half and has a large, unidentified green crystalline object floating above its exposed core, spinning slowly on the planet's polar axis.

There is much yet to be learned about Harx, and at the time of publishing, Mongor hasn't staked a claim on it despite it being within their system.
Mystery Girl

The **Mystery Girl** (unofficial name) is a character in Flesh Kernel. Almost nothing is known about her.

Her speech bubbles are black. She is the only character so far with any particularity about their speech bubbles.

She's seen to be monitoring or spying Wilt and Gnrth's developing parasitic relationship in Slow Food and Terms & Conditions.
Greys

The **Greys of Zeta Reticuli**, or **Reticulans**, are an advanced space-faring alien race with a galactic colonial empire. Their language is the official and almost only language of planet Earth and is rendered in Flesh Kernel as English.

Greys are artificial, and can live up one to two thousand years. They possess a specific organ, the Cranial Gland, which allows them to communicate with the Dark Ocean and thus manipulate perception of conscious beings and partially affect physical reality in the immediate proximity of the latter. An individual Grey belongs to a "clan", which is a kind of "template" for physical and personality traits, and appears as a mark on the forehead around the orifice of the gland.

Greys colonise a planet by sending a Fathership containing artificially-produced embryos for crew. On arrival, the crew is born and begins a 100 year period of reconnaissance through abduction and cattle mutilation. The invasion proper happens first on a plane of psychic manipulation through thought insertion ("beaming") and then through actual establishment of an efficient planetary colony.

Earth was first reached by Fathership Alpha around the 1930s, and then properly established as a Reticulan colony around the 2030s. As is usual for Reticulans, they introduced other alien species to the planet, originally as slaves, in the first decades of colonial Earth. These include the Damorran, Squid People, Slime People and others.

Greys are implied to have been involved in the past in military or political conflict with Martians. Martians are nevertheless currently allowed as citizens of Earth.

Greys are exclusively male and have no regular means to reproduce. They are however able to mate with females of different species to produce Hybrids. The motivations behind this practice are not explained. At any rate, Greys set up harems of concubines of different species for the sake of producing hybrids.
Dead Space (Ringo)

In the Known Universe, there is a phenomenon known as "**Dead Space**" where basically what looks like innocuous space is for some reason able to shut down all a ship's systems and keep them off. Ships that fly into dead zones will just shut down, life support will turn off, and the ship will float off into the void or smash into whatever objects sit within the dead zone. A popular story about such places is about when a Medrod carrier that had grabbed an entire planet flew into the dead zone near Aquad once, and the whole planet and the carrier's crew died when the ship shut down and floated away from that system's sun. The borders of dead spaces shift around a bit like waving water, but the zones themselves haven't moved in recorded history, though some have disappeared. A well-known dead space sits between Mongor and Dorgia, which has allowed Dorgia to exist close to the ruthless empire in relative peace.
Darth Dukkon

After **Darth Dukkon** [daɹθ dukɑn] lost his father in a tragic "accident", Dukkon has devoted his time to being just like him. Now an amazing pilot, he has vowed revenge on Lucifer Greenfang, the man he blames for what happened. He is un-swaying in his search for justice, and has enlisted the help of his long-time friend General M. Felina. His base of operations and place of birth are Dorgia.
Gnrth

**Gnrth** is the God of Desire and Rebirth, taking the form of a cartoony planarian flatworm. His physical avatar is Earth's moon.

He has three giant pet maggots, Madness, Anguish and Peanuts.

Gnrth is currently dead, meaning he does not possess a physical form and only has limited means of surviving and communicating on the subconscious plane (Dark Ocean). The moon acts as his emissary into the physical world and is conducive to the establishment of connection with it.

In Road Trip, after Wilt faints Gnrth is able to contact him through a connection channel passing through the moon and Wilt's Cranial Gland. He manifests to Wilt's subconscious in a grandiose symbolic demonstration of force, taunting him for his fears and weaknesses, and offers him a deal to secure the Flesh Kernel.

After the deal is sealed by handshake, Gnrth infects Wilt's mind and is able to communicate with him much more directly. He is shown to be not only able to appear and talk to Wilt, but also tamper with his perception or thoughts.
Demon

**Demons** are creatures in Flesh Kernel that border between the physical plane and the Dark Ocean. They can take on a myriad of different forms, though usually they are dark coloured and involve some type of black flame in their appearance. All demons have names that have to do with black things.

### Important Demons

* Sootpuff
* Pitchdrop
Europium

**Europium** (also known as **Yurp**, or **63**) is an addictive psychotropic substance in the world of Flesh Kernel. It is delivered in adhesive patches much like nicotine patches, usually decorated with colourful illustrations. Europium has an euphoric, sedative and dissociative effect. It also can cause memory loss and derealisation.

Much of the chapter Terms & Conditions is set in a pseudolegal Europium den in Ur, where Wilt makes extensive use of the drug.
Lucifer Greenfang

Pronunciation: [lusɪfɚ gɹinfejŋ]

Nobody knows where he came from or when, but **Greenfang** has been at the center of violent crime, terrorism, and governmental corruption for decades. A father, Ahab, has been rumored, and he's mentioned having a mother, but the story of Greenfang is as deep and unknown as the depths of the Beta Universe. What's known is that he had a hand in the genetic modification of many young people from various planets, Zell being one of them.
Laikalakalaikalakala

**Laikalakalaikalakala**, or **Laika** if you're tight with her, is the Goddess of War and Pride. Her physical avatar is the planet Mars. She has the appearance of a Martian, so with four arms, vertical eyes and λ mouth, but unlike martians she has human-like hands and blue skin.

Laika wields a dagger which is capable of delivering "absolute death", a notion which is overall pretty vague but can be roughly translated as "whenever this would otherwise kill you, it will actually extra double kill you".

Laika's name originates from the Chirastenian *Λαικαλακαλαικαλακαλα*, which in turn is a bastardisation of the Aboriginal word *Łłuqlikùlukiluiqłuλiti*, which translates to "the large woman talks softly of several instances organised fighting".
Paxon

the planet as seen in the starmap

Pronunciation: [pæksɑn]

**Paxon** is a lush, unindustrialized planet in the Coyanon Cluster, not far from Dloom, Dorgia, and Colodo. It is the home of Ringo, Furrow, and Maria, as well as the only planet in the Known Universe to feature fungi. Paxonian culture is rich and longstanding, with miners in the north country, farmers and loggers in the middle-zone, and pre-Epoch aliens living in the inhospitable south.
Ringo the Assassin

**Ringo the Assassin** is an ongoing webcomic by Ava.

Ringo's a guy who's only looking for a quick buck and a quick fuck, but after a terrorism job goes wrong and he becomes a kidnapper, things escalate quickly and a great amount. Jobless and on the run, he continues to pick up new crew members in an effort to rid himself of his old boss and his new bounty, but ends up having to sacrifice the one thing he held most dear: his solitude.
Jupiter (Ringo)

**Jupiter** was a planet in the Solar System before its name and location were lost to time. History regarding Jupiter is collected from sparse literature found in the deepest catacombs on Dloom.

Many Dloom historians believe Jupiter is now the planet Aquarilus, while others theorize it exists as the planet Jokka. Whatever it is, it appeared to have a large red zone, and in pictures, resembled contemporary gas planets
Pryce

**Pryce** is the name given to the magic backlash in the world of Riddlemoore. It's characteristics and effects on people are mysterious and a very big field of study by the community of magic users.

Pryce manifests itself first as small superficial sensations and fleeting thoughts but might develop into true pathologies, delusions and even mutation. This is the reason why some people might choose to practice limited magic or become oblivious about it at all.

There's ways pryce might be mitigated or cushioned for example the use of rituals, objects, charms and props as the crafting and procurement of such slows down the overflow of energy.

#### Examples of Pryce

A person lightning fire with magic by just snapping their fingers might feel a burning sensation for the rest of the day, if they continue using magic in this manner the sensation might extend to their arm and eventually all of their body. Their mind can also be affected as they begin having thoughts of setting small stuff on fire, then medium stuff, then people.

#### Treatment

Getting drowned in pryce or "pryced out" can be treated in various ways these include:

* meditation
* massage
* physical therapy
* psychological therapy
* consuming food and drinks
* smoking
Aboriginal Martians

The **Aboriginal Martians,** or **Qillpùtpitut,** are a species of nomadic creatures that inhabit the Martian north pole since time immemorial. They are quite reserved and kind of weird. Since they do not build any larger structures than Igloos, they have been undetected by pre-invasion human civilisation. They tend to place very little value on material possessions and can be difficult to be made to relate on practical matters. Qillpùtpitut are very knowledgeable about the inner workings of the red planet on a spiritual level, though they're not great at explaining.

They are by far the oddest sentient mortals in the solar system. Their oral cavity is sufficiently different from Martianoids and many other common species that the sounds in their language cannot be accurately fully reproduced by outsiders, though they can be approximated. Their strange language Qillpùtqllupktit reflects their different mindset.
JB

JB is on the right

Pronunciation: [dʒɑn bɑbsən wɪŋkifit]

**John Bobson Winkyfeet**, or **JB** for short, is an Aldezian pilot who drives at the Intergalactic Raceway. Many consider him the best racer in the Known Universe, though his colleagues would argue over the title. He is happily engaged to Chicky, whom he met while away from home racing.
Warland

Warland is a concept within the world of Riddlemoore and also present in War of The Animals. The warland is a realm that breaks into our own reality after a place has been embroiled in war and conflict for a very long time thus the name warland or "land of war".

The warland subtly infiltrates into our own world and perception. It's a realm of violence and death it's inhabitants are rats, vermin, scavenger insects and necrophage creatures. They become the heralds of the dark voices of war and of fallen hunters which offer men skills in battle in exchange of their own existance.

Weapons fallen in the warland will gain life and become blood thirsty monsters that try to convince people to use them, only after killing they'll finally rest in peace.

If given enough time the warland will distort the reality surrounding it, walking into it from our familiar grounds will feel like slowly being pulled into another world.

## Trivia

The word "warland" appears in the song "The Revealing Science of God" by progressive rock band Yes
Magda and the Spiral

### Available at

https://tapas.io/series/Magda-and-the-Spiralhttps://www.webtoons.com/en/challenge/magda-and-the-spiral/list?title\_no=202490&page=1

**Magda and the Spiral** is a comic by Mermelada. It is now sadly on hiatus.

## Plot

The comic follows the story of Magda and her brother Dimbo. They wake up in a mysterious tower which location is unknown.
Hypermona

Hypermona with silken shirt and red chord belt

**Hypermona** is a supporting character of the ongoing comic Riddlemoore.
Mysterious elegant and polite her head is always covered by a pyramid shaped hat.
She's the daughter of a famous occultist and is considered as kind of a
pretentious rich girl by the rest of the cast.

## **Personality**

Hypermona is elegant, in movement and in her way of talking. Always feels empathy for the needs of others and often is a lawful force for whoever surrounds her.
Her true nature behind her mask is unknown though as she's secretive of sharing personal facts or likes. Hypermona is known as the wiz kid of the first year

## Friends

Hypermona shares dormitory with Toxin, Celestica and Canemi. Who see her as kind of stuck up and distant. She often is authoritative and indirectly takes control of most of the situations. Canemi and Celestica are more keen to follow her lead as she's very talented and a force of balance compared to Toxin who dismisses Hypermona's love for control and thinks her whole "politeness" deal is too forced.

## Skills

Hypermona was brought up in a household with magic tradition, being taught by her father and mother to understand and practice magic
from a young age. She often was in the presence of great characters from wizards to statesmen always learning how they talked and how
they behaved. Her mother being a shapeshifter made Hypermona born faceless to which she had to get her own face through trial and error
learning and mimicking the people around her.
She's an avid maker of masks from which she grew out of but still crafts for other people to use, she also uses props for theatrics and special effects to create illusions.

## Magic Objects

Hypermona wears an Obsidian Ring as means of protection from magical pryce.
Three-Union (3U)

The Three-Union also called the 3U is a fictional country in the world of Riddlemoore.

It's a product of a peaceful and democratic union between the three nations of
Arboria, Middleland and Tijax.

## Middleland

Leader of the union Middleland was founded by people fleeing the perils and constant war of the Old Continent. It's founded on scientific and industrial values as well as freedom for it's citizens.

## Arboria

A septentrional land of forests and chill temperatures it posseses great reserves of natural and magical resources that extend up to the northern reaches of the planet.

## Tijax

A country founded on the ruins of an ancient avianthrope empire. Tijax is seen as backwater, full mysteries and traditions and was uneasily welcomed to the union for strategic reasons more so than humanitarian.

Tijax is inhabited by small communites of so called "amazons" strong hardy women who're the major players in a matriarchal society.
Epoch

Millions of years before the events of Ringo, Earth was in the middle of a space race. The three big powers, USA, Russia were all in space trying to claim planets and areas in the solar system as politicians scrambled to come up with legislation about such activities. The US had its eyes set on Jupiter, but one hectic morning, the news broke that a Russian space cruiser had planted flags on all of Jupiter's moons, the agreed upon method for conquest of planets with no ground to stand on. Furious, NASA chief strategist (NASA is fully a military branch at this point) goes into a fit of blind rage, firing previously untested "theta wave" bombs at the Russian cruiser. Minutes later, all out space war was in action. Biological weapons, nukes, experimental black hole tech, fusion bombs, shit you've never even tried to imagine is all being shot around the solar system and at earth. It doesn't take long for most of humanity and the entire solar system as we know it to be obliterated and changed forever. the surface of our planet now a gnarled crust of obsidian and pools/clouds of biological and chemical weapons' elements. The crew of the Russian cruiser survived, but their genes began to mutate quickly. they developed blue skin, yellow eyes, they could no longer pronounce their own language, and they forgot almost all of who they were. These initial people would go on to become a veritable Lapita culture ([1]) but for the universe, and for millions of years, their evolved descendants would become the many humanoid races that populate the world of Ringo. This is what is now known as the Intelligent Life Expansion by historians, but Medrodians call it "The **Epoch**"
Squid People

The bNRndr (*Bǎntoa Nódaru*, [ba˦n.tɣ˩˧ nʌ˨.də˧.rɯ˦]), or **Naderians**, henceforth **Squid People**, are a Martianoid alien species living on Earth, originally from **Nadare**. They are characterised by octopus-like tentacles on their heads in lieu of hair.

An offensive slang term for squid people is **Tentacles**.

Squid people are among the very few citizens of colonial Earth that refuse to speak the Grey language as a point of pride and due to some phonetic incompatibilities. They instead speak their own language and use their own writing system almost exclusively. While most squid people may have some decent understanding of the Grey language, they will often pretend not to know it.

Squid people are renowned for their technical and engineering prowess. In particular, they are regarded as exceptional designers, builder and pilots of vehicles such as Saucers.

An element of their culture that has been introduced into colonial Earth is Slugshi.

Ayaka belongs to this species.
Felina

Pronunciation: [fəlinə]

Her history is very blurry, having escaped the Zaporian genocide somehow. Felina has had a chip on her shoulder ever since she was a child, but her inability to find foster parents only hardened her against the world. Felina directed all her strength into her studies, but was kidnapped by Greenfang sometime in her childhood, and upon escaping him too, devoted herself to becoming a military tactician. She now sits as a general in the Dorgian Military.
Flesh Kernel (Object)

The Flesh Kernel is an ovoidal artifact which is implied to possess incredible cosmic powers. The shape of the Kernel more closely resembles an avocado pit, but it is also symbolically related to eggs. The Kernel is implied to have some kind of violently hallucinogenic properties, and to be associated to the visceral indescribable confusion of the depths of the Dark Ocean.

The Flesh Kernel currently exists somewhere physical, encased in psychic-dampening gel.
Martians

The **Martians** or **Chirasthenians**, are a race of bipedal aliens originally from planet Chirasthenos, and who give name to the Martianoid family of species.

Martians are violet-skinned, have a doubled ribcage with four arms and four breasts, with three ball-like fingers in each hand. Their eyes are vertical or very tilted. They have a very characteristic "lambdoid" or λ-shaped mouth. Martians can grow hair in the same way as Humans; hair colour is generally white.

Chirasthenians conquered Mars some time in the 22nd century, and Mars subsequently declared independence from Chirasthenos.

Conflicts are implied to have taken place between the Martian Republic and Colonial Earth. Presently, Earth hosts a significant populations of Martians.

Mars Martians speak a dialect of the original Chirasthenian Language. Earth Martians speak Grey.
Wilt

**Wilt** is a Grey-Human Hybrid and co-protagonist of Flesh Kernel.

Wilt's age is unknown, possibly also to him. He is short for a human, but taller than a Reticulan; he has grey skin and large, reptile-like eyes. Wilt can grow body and facial hair, but no head hair. His lungs and respiratory system are vestigial - specifically he does not need to breathe to survive, but will suffer from asphixiation. Wilt appears to be able to consume regular food, but also has a knack for sulphur. He has five fingers per hand, but they are somewhat "noodle-like", similar to a Grey's. His penis is human, and not insignificant.

Wilt is a prolific criminal. He is implied to have had a previous delinquent carreer in space which has then carried on after his arrival on colonial Earth. He deals drugs and robs. He is himself a user, being shown to abuse tobacco and Europium.

Wilt has been involved in a romantic relationship with Glo some time in the past, and they are implied to have met again several times over the years following their breakup.

At some point in the recent past Wilt has taken in Anaïs as his partner in crime and criminal apprentice.

In Alleyway Stickup, Wilt is injured by something contained in a handbag. It is implied that part of Anaïs' role in the team is to search and handle objects that might be harmful to Wilt.

Wilt is temperamental, proud and single-minded, and has a terrible memory. He is shown not to prefer planning ahead and to be easily distracted. He tends not to empathize and more generally avoids emotional involvement. He is a pathological liar and aggressively resists sharing any kind of information, may it be personal or practical. Wilt is often overconfident and in multiple occasions displays disregard for his own mortality.

In Terms & Conditions 19, it is revealed that Wilt is completely colourblind. It's suggested that the eccentric variations in colours throughout the series are due to the influence of his perspective.
Bladeus

**Bladeus** is an ongoing webcomic by PointyNetta.

It follows Cleopatra Golet Bladeus, or Cloey for short. An ex princess of the Bladeus motorcycle desert. Who now lives in an ordinary town, trying to work it all out as an immature rollerblader, hoping one day to get a taste of what her future could have been.
Grey Hybrids

**Hybrids** can be born from a Grey (necessarily male) and a female of another species, thanks to the extraordinary adaptability of the grey's reproductive system. The biology and physiology of a hybrid is impossible to predict, and even multiple children from the same father and mother are usually wildly different in layout and structure. Hybrids will generally have mixed anatomical features, possibly with organs from the mother that become vestigial due to the resilience from the father's side. Hybrids almost always inherit some psychic powers or Dark Ocean affinity. Hybrids usually age over timescales intermediate between the mother's and the father's lifespan.

### Important Hybrids

* Wilt (Grey-Human)

The prophetess Jeetus of Anaïs' narration in Terms & Conditions is weakly implied to be a Grey-Damorran hybrid.
Pain Elemental

Pain Elemental drawn from memory by Mez

**Pain Elementa**l is a character from the elusive Septamegista. She has appeared on some character concept art for the comic and as off now her real name is unknown.

## Description

She's a very pale and thin woman with varous scars over ver her body that are evidence of implied continous harm. She has metal horns in the shape of a very stylized crescent. She has black hair and black eyes and in most of her depictions she seems to sport a little smirk but also a look of sorrow.

## Metal Cilinder

She's depicted with a metal cylinder that has many keys stuck on it the cylinder has weird symbols all over it's body. It's possible that this cilinder contains very powerful knowledge and that she's the keeper of it as other people wouldn't be able to deal with it.
Zell

**Esperanza Zell** lived all her life as the power generator for the Medrod Space Station while her sister, Vancha, lived the life of a royal. The reason she had such a fate was that she was part of an experiment to turn a living thing into a power source that ended up working too well. The guilt and fear of her parents drove them to lock her away in a place she'd always be weakened. While she only knows part of the story, she's deeply upset at her situation. Wild and uncultured, Zell is unprepared for life outside her chamber, but takes a shine to Ringo when they meet.
Anabella & Friends: Tap!

**Anabella & Friends: Tap!** is a platform video game based on Anabella & Friends. It is a 3D (non 8-bit) version of Anabella & Friends to the Rescue that was released on Android and iOS on December 20, 2019.

## Plot

The plot is the same as "To the Rescue", but it is in 3D like the PC version.

## Bosses

* All bosses of Anabella & Friends to the Rescue.
Dloom

the planet as it appears in the star map

In Ringo the Assassin, **Dloom** [dɮum] is a suspiciously deadly planet with ancient ruins and acidic volcanoes all over its surface. The planet is so dangerous that a blockade made of planets was built around it by ancient and unknown peoples. The air is radon gas, and the toxicity of every surface is so great as to kill almost anything very quickly.
Known Universe

The **Known Universe** is the charted areas of outer space found in Ringo the Assassin. The edges of the universe as they are mapped lead to unexplored, unnavigable "Beta Space", where physics doesn't work correctly and things go all kinds of haywire.

A full map is available at this link

https://ringocomic.files.wordpress.com/2019/02/map.jpg
Naderian Language

**Naderian** (st. ndr *Sôttao Nódaru* [sɨ˩tːɛ˧˩ nə˩də˧rɯ˥]) is the family of languages spoken by Squid People. The version most relevant to Flesh Kernel is **Earth Colonial Naderian**, spoken by Squid immigrants on Grey-occupied Earth. It is a full-fledged conlang.

Owing to its ultimate origin from a proto-language that was spoken underwater, Naderian is very bizarre by ground-dwelling standards. Its phonology places no importance on vowel quality, so that there's no distinction between an [a] and an [u], but pitch is extremely important, and carries most of the grammatical information through a system of consonantal roots accompanied by "songs" or musical movements. Syntactically, it's head-final with Object-Subject-Verb word order and a unique strong flavor of ergativity. The grammar involves a combination of pitch "ablaut" inflections and agglutination, a collective-singulative system, and downright puzzling verb agreement. It's notable for lacking 2nd person pronouns and conjugations, having replaced it entirely with honorifics to refer to the speaker.

Naderian is written in its unique writing system, an abjad known as *pǎhocheta Ṣhógera* (phCt Sgr). Through the world of Flesh Kernel, writings, signs and advertisement in double Grey (... i.e. latin) and Ṣhogera letters can be seen.

An extensive reference to Naderian is available here: Earth Naderian: a practical guide (wip)
Alistair MacDerrick

**Alistair of House MacDerrick**, laird of Phlarticap and Harx, governor of the Earth and Moon, etc., is a Reticulan, specifically the highest-ranking official on Earth. He is very likely to be Wilt's father.

In Slow Food, Gnrth mentions having "gone through" several of Alistair's children, implying he has fathered many. Glo confirms this in Terms & Conditions by specifying Alistair's harem is "twice as large as all the others combined".
Gods

In Flesh Kernel, **Gods** are immortal, powerful beings. Each god is linked to a physical avatar, which acts as their mediator into the material plane when they do not have a physical form (i.e. when they're "dead").

As per Gods of the Solar System, the following gods are known:

* Gnrth
* Laikalakalaikalakala
* Neil
Backpack

**Backpack** is a short story in Flesh Kernel.

Wilt and Anaïs have been walking in the desert under the scorching sun for a while. Suddenly, Anaïs feels the call of destiny (she has to poop). Wilt is the only one that can really fit into the two's massive backpack to fetch the toilet paper. Through that, we get to see a cross-section of the criminal duo's belongings. Among some funny jokes, we learn some things about their lives in the year 2345. For example, they seem to not have much in the way of electronics available, as they need to carry paper maps, an address book, a comic book, and a pornographic magazine.

Finally, the day is saved and Anaïs can drop a log in peace, and with some good nice relatable comics to read.
Let's Rock!/Transcript

This is the transcript for the 28th episode for Season 4.

## Transcript

* (*The episode starts with the gang outside a house along with the van since they ran out of gas*) **Snargg**: I didn't expected something like that! Our van ran out of gas once again!
* **Anabella**: Does anyone remember where i put it?
* **Jacqueline**: I think i knew where it is! It's... inside the van!
* **Maggie**: (*off-screen*) Somebody parked their vehicle here?
* **Anabella**: Who said that?
* (*The camera zooms out to reveal Maggie Pesky, a fly*) **Maggie**: Hi! It was me! I'm Maggie Pesky! Hey! You look familiar! You're Team Anabella! (*She shows a happy face*) Aw, i can't believe i met Team Anabella in person!
* **Jacqueline**: Yes!
* **Maggie**: Come on! You wanna like my house!
* **Plory**: Yeah!
* (*The camera then fades away*)
Anaïs

**Anaïs** is a Damorran girl and co-protagonist of Flesh Kernel. Not much is really known about her at this point.

Anaïs is a simple country girl who claims to have escaped home to live on her own on the lam. She has become entangled in Wilt's life somehow and the two have been an efficient criminal duo ever since. As a consequence, she has developed several skills crucial to their joint career; for example she is an expert in manipulation and deception.

At the beginning of the series, Anaïs and Wilt live together on the run, but after the events of Slow Food, they move to Glo's apartment.

Anaïs is a very direct and unfiltered person, and has no issues sharing any comment or judgement she may have. Subtlety is not her forte, but then that is perfectly normal for a teen girl, isn't it? Wonder whether she's planning anything nefarious. She does play dumb a suspicious whole lot.
Cotton

**Cotton** is a character in the elusive world of Septamegista.

As of now there's little official information about her, but it's known that she's a cartographer and dedicates her life to create maps to traverse a kind of mindscape.

Cotton works making maps that guide explorers through mysterious undefined spaces.

She's apprentice of Merab.

Cotton is quite shy and introverted, always putting her mind into her job making maps up to the level of obsession.
Team Save Comix Wiki

**Welcome to the Team Save Comix Wiki!**
Joint wiki for several webcomics of Team Save Comix:

* **Flesh Kernel** **by cancrizans**
* **Ringo the Assassin** **by BenO**
* **Continental Breakfast** **by mermelada**
* **Bladeus** **by PointyNetta**
* **Riddlemoore** **by Mez**

#### Some useful links:

* Recent Activity
* Pages that need to be made
Anabella at Mga Kaibigan

**Anabella at Mga Kaibigan** is the Tagalog/Filipino dub of Anabella & Friends. It airs on Yey.

## Cast

* Bianca King as Anabella, Jacqueline and Sweetie Pie
* Gabbi Garcia as Aurora and Birdo
* Ingrid dela Paz as Plory
* Raymond Abracosa (known as Abra) as Yoop, Best Buddy, Eric Cartman and Brad Buttowski
* Alfonso Martinez as Snargg, Mr. Brat and Olaf the Snowman
* Alzono Mulach as Bowser Jr.
* Jillian Ward as Bowserlet, Chewoo and Willow
* Teng Masilungan as Kuromi and Penelope Lang
* Noel Escondo as Baku
* Antonio Aquitania as Anabella's dad and Mr. Raccoon
* Alex Gonzanga as Anabella's mom
Damorran

The **Damorran** are a species of large creatures covered in short, thick yellow fur living on Planet Earth. They are very robust, strong, and well suited to space travel (e.g., they can withstand large accelerations).

Damorran have three small protuberances over the mouth hole, of shape and size varying depending on the individual. In addition, males can have several more protuberance groups over the rest of their bodies.

Damorran form a tightly-knit community and they can be very unwelcoming. They are particularly unfond of Humans, which they see as accomplices of the colonial regime. Damorran can walk on all fours and even much more efficiently run, but they are educated to walk on two feet to be part of Reticulan colonial society. Walking on all fours in public is thus seen as an act of defiance or hostility.
Aurora the Cat/Transcript

This is the transcript for the third episode for Season 5

## Transcript

* (*The episode starts at Mr. Raccoon's base. Eric Cartman has worked on a new plan*) **Eric**: Guess what i did, Mr. Raccoon!
* **Mr. Raccoon**: What? A new plan?
* **Eric**: Yes! You knew it! A new plan! It is meant to turn a member of Anabella and her (*bad word is bleeped*) gang into a cat!
* **Mr. Raccoon**: Turning one of its members into a cat! What a very good plan you made!
* **Eric**: Yes! I will turn... (*Thinks*) Aurora! I will turn her into a cat! Well, go for yourself there but before, disguise yourself as a postman to kidnapp her!
* **Mr. Raccoon**: Okay! I will go in my car and using a bird cage to take her here and transform her into a cat!
* (*He enters into his car, and drives it to the Team Anabella Base to bring Aurora to the villain base*)
* (*Meanwhile, at the base, the members are watching TV while eating their favorite foods. The bell then rings*) **Anabella**: I will see who is it!
* (*Mr. Raccoon is outside*) **Jacqueline**: Oh! Mail!
* **Mr. Raccoon (as a postman)**: Yes! And i will take Aurora!
* **Plory**: He looks like...
* **Bowserlet**: No way...
* **All (except Mr. Raccoon)**: Mr. Raccoon?!
* **Mr. Raccoon**: (*taking off his postman clothes*) You're all right!
* **Aurora**: You will take me to your base?
* **Mr. Raccoon**: Yes! (*He takes Aurora into the car*) Ready?
* **Aurora**: No!
* **Mr. Raccoon**: Yes! (*He starts up the car and takes Aurora into the base*)
* **Kuromi**: Bring her back! (*Runs to get Aurora back but bumps into a tree while running*) Ow! (*Runs off to the base*)
Flesh Kernel

**Flesh Kernel** (FK) is an ongoing webcomic by cancrizans about the misadventures of petty criminals Anaïs and Wilt and his ex-girlfriend Glo on 24th Century Earth, who become involved with planarian god Gnrth in the search for the eponymous Flesh Kernel. It's a bizzarre psychedelic-scifi comic in vertical scrolling format.

**New readers should start here (mobile) or here (desktop)**

## Setting

Most of FK is set on Earth in the year of the Lord 2345, centuries after the planet has been converted into a planetary colony by Grey aliens. The main storyline takes place within that year, but the comic often references or flashes back and forward to different moments in history, or other planets.

## Main Characters (for now)

* Wilt
* Anaïs
* Glo
* Gnrth

## Chapters

FK is divided into several "main" chapters and minor short stories:

* **I. Road Trip**
* Backpack
* Gods of the Solar System
* **II. Slow Food**
* Alleyway Stickup
* **III. Terms & Conditions** (<-- current chapter)

The following chapters will be published in the future. Details about them can change in the meanwhile.

* **IV. Inbound Flight to Vallis Marineris**
* **V. Fishbowl**
* **VI. Matryoshka**
* **VII. The Overwritten**
* **VIII. Funeral Date**
* **IX. Poison**
* **X. Doorways**
Black Figure

The **Black Figure** (unofficial name) is a recurring character/symbol in Wilt's mind.

It is pitch black or very dark, with very large eyes and no other discernible features. In Terms & Conditions 31, it is identified with a starry sky, and appears to have a somewhat feminine build. It never talks.

It appears first in Road Trip 7 in a photograph as part of Wilt and Gnrth's agreement. It also is depicted in a framed portrait in Fresh Corn, and is part of a memory-vision that Wilt has later in Terms & Conditions 11. It then appears in person in 29, interacting with Goat Wilt which refers to it as an old acquaintance. Finally, the black figure constitutes part of the "passage" to the core of Wilt's mind in 31.
Birdo

* 2D
* 3D

Little Cheepy Birdo (baby brother)

Chubby Birdo (younger brother)

Sally Birdo (younger sister)

Holly Birdo (younger sister)

Robert Birdo (younger brother)

Tangy Birdo (younger sister)

Birdo is a protagonist of Anabella & Friends.

## Personality

She is very girly and always makes the best out of everything.

## Appearance

She has pink scales, a white underbelly, a red bow on her head and 3 red spikes from her back to her tail.

### Voice Actresses

* Jen Taylor - Season 3
* Jessica Chisum - Season 4
* Melanie Harrison - Season 5

## Gallery

Birdo and ChewooBirdo in her winter clothesAngry BirdoBirdo and Kuromi
Anabella Meets Emily!

**Anabella Meets Emily!** is a Season 4 episode in Anabella & Friends.

## Plot

The gang on a trip to Fairyworld, they meet Team Emily, a new team and they all become friends. However, Mr. Raccoon, his gang and Team Emily's enemies Robert and his two octopus henchmen try to get there to kill them all. Anabella and Emily are surprised and try to get saved from them.
Anabella's parents

**Anabella's parents** are reccuring protagonists in the franchise. They are usually seen when Anabella is at home. When the gang plan to do something such as going on a trip, Anabella goes to them and ask them if they can do the trip. In "Travel in Time", when the gang travelled to the year 1977, they saw Anabella's dad as a kid.
Bowserlet

The Koopalings (adopted siblings)

Bowser Jr. (brother)

Bowserlet is one of the main characters in Anabella & Friends.

## Personality

She loves playing with Bowser Jr. and loves her toys.

## Appearance

She has green feathers and hot pink eyes. She wears a hot pink sparkly bow on the top of her head.

## Gallery

Bowserlet and Bowser Jr.Bowserlet and her mom and auntsBowserlet and Chewoo
Dub Guide

This is a list showing all dubs of Anabella & Friends. Note: In some countries such as Ukranie or the Netherlands the show is exclusively on Netflix or home video.

## America

* Anabella & Friends (The original English dub)
* Anabella y sus amigos (Latin Amercian Spanish)
* Anabella y su pandilla (Chilean Spanish)
* Equipo Anabella (Argentinian Spanish, seasons 1 and 2 only)
* Anabella e seus amigos (Brazilian Portuguese)

## Europe

* La pandilla de Anabella (European Spanish)
* Anabella und Freunde (German)
* Anabella e gli amici (Italian)
* Anabella et ses amis (French)
* Anabella ja ystävät (Finnish)
* Anabella e sua Turma (European Portuguese)
* Анабелла и друзья (Russian)
* Anabella's Adventures (British)
* Anabella i przyjaciele (Polish)
* Anabella en vrienden (Dutch)
* Анабелла та друзі (Ukrainian)

## Asian

* 安娜贝拉与朋友 (Chinese and Cantonese)
* アナベラと友達 (Japanese)
* 아나벨라와 친구들 (Korean)
* Anabella at Mga Kaibigan (Filipino/Taglog)