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The Hollow

***The Hollow*** is a Canadian Netflix original animated series that aired on June 8, 2018 and May 8, 2020. It was created by Vito Viscomi.

The show's original language is English, and there are dubs available in Arabic, French, Mandarin, Dutch, German, Japanese, Polish, Portuguese, and Spanish.

## Premise

Three teenagers wake up trapped in a mysterious room, and they don't remember anything, not even their names! They face many challenges and enemies in a strange, unknown world. Nothing is certain; the only thing they know is that they want to go home... wherever that may be.

## Release history

The first season of *The Hollow* aired on Netflix on June 8, 2018.

On January 22, 2019, *The Hollow* staff announced on their Twitter page that the show was renewed for a second season, which aired on May 8, 2020. Most of the voice actors in the first season returned in the second along with some actors new to the show including Kazumi Evans, Khamisa Wilsher, and Sam Vincent.

On August 31, 2020, *The Hollow* staff announced that there will be no more future seasons.

## Trailers

The Hollow Official TrailerThe Hollow Season 2 Trailer Netflix Futures
## References

1. ↑ *The Hollow* Season 2 Announcement on Twitter
2. ↑ *The Hollow* discontinuation announcement on Twitter

## External Links

* Netflix Official Site
* *The Hollow* on IMDb
* *The Hollow* on Instagram
* *The Hollow* on Twitter
* *The Hollow* on Wikipedia

In other Fandoms:

* *The Hollow* on Netflix Wiki
* *The Hollow* on Shipping Wiki

 **Season 2** | "Home" • "Hollow Games" • "The Return" • "Puzzled" • "Alchemy" • "Dead End" • "Unbalanced" • "Fang" • "Fire" • "Race"
Kathy Antonsen Rocchio

**Kathy Antonsen Rocchio** is one of the creators and executive producers of *The Hollow*.

## External Links

* Kathy Antonsen Rocchio on IMDb

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**Live Action Actors**
Abdoul Diallo • Chase Dallas Carey • Destiny Millens • Harrison Houde • Keisha Haines • Lana Jalissa • Mark Hildreth • Peter Bundic
**Other Staff**
Eggplant LF • Greg Sullivan • Josh Mepham • **Kathy Antonsen Rocchio** • Vito Viscomi
Ian James Corlett

**Ian James Corlett** is a voice actor who voices multiple characters on *The Hollow*.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* IMDb
* Twitter
* Instagram

Adrian Petriw • Andrew McNee • Alex Barima • Ashleigh Ball • Austin Abell • Brian Dobson • Brian Drummond • Connor Parnall • Dean Redman • Diana Kaarina • Doron Bell • Ellen Kennedy • **Ian James Corlett** • Jason Simpson • Jesse Moss • Kathleen Barr • Kazumi Evans • Khamisa Wilsher • Lee Tockar • Mark Hildreth • Michael Daingerfield • Michael Dobson • Nicole Oliver • Orlando Lucas • Paul Dobson • Peter Kelamis • Robyn Ross • Rory Mepham • Sam Vincent • Sean Thomas • Tariq Leslie • Valin Shinyei
**Live Action Actors**
Abdoul Diallo • Chase Dallas Carey • Destiny Millens • Harrison Houde • Keisha Haines • Lana Jalissa • Mark Hildreth • Peter Bundic
**Other Staff**
Eggplant LF • Greg Sullivan • Josh Mepham • Kathy Antonsen Rocchio • Vito Viscomi
Pixie

**Pixies** are a species native to Fairy Tale Land in the Hollow. Very little is known about this species, except that they are playful, have wings and the ability to fly, and that they are very minuscule.

## History

In "Fang,"

In "Fire,"

## Psychological Characteristics

Pixies seem to be generally benign, albeit very playful and and mischievous. Unlike most other digital Hollow characters, they seem to show no regard for the Weird Guy.

## Physiology

Pixies are short of stature and possesses unusual hair colors (e.g., blue, purple, red). Their eyes are also black and they have pointed ears. Additionally, only female pixies have been shown and it is unknown if there exists male pixies.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Winged Flight:** Pixies possess wings that give them the ability to fly.

## Trivia

* They were also refereed to as sprites and fairies - however, the Weird Guy confirmed them to be pixies.
Michael Dobson

**Michael Dobson** is a voice actor who voices several characters on *The Hollow*.

## Trivia

* Paul Dobson and Brian Dobson are his brothers.

## External Links

* Wikipedia
* IMDb

Adrian Petriw • Andrew McNee • Alex Barima • Ashleigh Ball • Austin Abell • Brian Dobson • Brian Drummond • Connor Parnall • Dean Redman • Diana Kaarina • Doron Bell • Ellen Kennedy • Ian James Corlett • Jason Simpson • Jesse Moss • Kathleen Barr • Kazumi Evans • Khamisa Wilsher • Lee Tockar • Mark Hildreth • Michael Daingerfield • **Michael Dobson** • Nicole Oliver • Orlando Lucas • Paul Dobson • Peter Kelamis • Robyn Ross • Rory Mepham • Sam Vincent • Sean Thomas • Tariq Leslie • Valin Shinyei
**Live Action Actors**
Abdoul Diallo • Chase Dallas Carey • Destiny Millens • Harrison Houde • Keisha Haines • Lana Jalissa • Mark Hildreth • Peter Bundic
**Other Staff**
Eggplant LF • Greg Sullivan • Josh Mepham • Kathy Antonsen Rocchio • Vito Viscomi
Satchel

The **satchel** is a tool that often aids Adam and his team on their journey.

## History

In "The Room," Adam finds the satchel on the back of a chair in X71. He and Mira search through its contents and find the flashlight, wrench, keys, and map. They decide to take the satchel with them on their journey, and it proves to be an invaluable resource.

In "Ice," the satchel and all its contents fall into the ocean, and the map is the only item that is saved.

## Contents

The satchel is made of a greenish-gray fabric and has a brown shoulder strap. When Adam finds it, it contains a flashlight, a wrench, a ring of keys, and the map.

### Flashlight

The flashlight often comes in handy in times of darkness. Adam tries to use it to help navigate the desert caves in "The Desert," but the batteries are dead. In "Apocalypse," Adam finds new batteries in the scrapyard to power the flashlight.

### Wrench

In "The Room," Adam unsuccessfully tries to short-circuit the electric fence by throwing the wrench at it.

### Keyring

A keyring with five keys. In "The Room," Adam uses one of the keys to open the door of the electric fence, thus narrowly escaping certain death at the hands of the Devil dogs.

### Map

*Main article: Map*

   The map is not an ordinary map like the real-world variety, but rather it is a magic map that displays everywhere in the realm that its user has traveled to before and slowly fills itself in as the user travels.

### Bone

In "The Desert," Adam picks up a bone in the kitchen, which he uses to fight the witches. He takes the bone with him and keeps it in the satchel.

When the Devil dogs hunt Mira in "Apocalypse," she throws the bone at them, but one of the dogs catches it in its mouth and crushes it.

### Vial of Medicine

In "Apocalypse," Mira finds a vial of medicine in X71 that she uses to heal Mr. Jeepers. After Mr. Jeepers is restored to full health, the team carries the vial with them in the satchel for future use.

The medicine proves useful once more in "Ishibo." It instantly heals Adam after his arm was wounded in battle.
Adam's family

* Adam's dad
* Adam's mom
* Puddles

mister by Adam's mom

hon by Adam's mom

There is not much known about Adam's family but everything we know is going to be right here. We know the family likes hanging out with each other and other people, they have a dog Adam's dad is a teacher and the mom to my knowledge is unemployed.

### Adam's dad

The only thing we know about Adam's dad is he is a teacher, he drinks coffee and likes to hang out with his family and friends, he all so reads some form of newspaper or that was just him grading essays.

### Adam's mom

Again not much known about these characters, but what we know about the mom is is she is good friends with Mira's family and the one who cooks in the house can make banana nut pancakes and is very sweet.

### Adam's dog (Puddles)

What we know of puddles is that he is a trained dog he does not seem to make messes and can clean up Adam's room. He loves to hang out with Adam and other people.
Old Lady

* Human
* Witch

The **Old Lady** is a character featured in Netflix's *The Hollow*. She debuts, with her only appearance, in the ninth episode of the second season. She is voiced by Nicole Oliver. She is an allusion to the Evil Queen from *Snow White*.

## History

When Nisha, Iris, and Tyler were walking through the forest, they ran into the Old Lady. She offered them apples, but they disregarded her and walked away. Suddenly, she turned from a sweet, old lady into a witch and attacked them. They engaged in a battle with her, eventually defeating her and taking one of her belongings, the potion. (*"Fire"*)

## References

1. ↑ IMDb
2. ↑ Credits at the end of *"Fire"*
Puddles

**Puddles** is Adam's dog.

## Appearance

Puddles is mostly white with brown patches on his back and a mostly brown head. He has a long wagging tail. He wears a blue collar with a golden nametag.

## Behavior

Puddles is a very friendly, well-mannered dog who knows tricks. When Adam rounds his arms into a circle and says "Clean up aisle 3!" Puddles jumps through his arms and makes his bed.
Minotaur

The **minotaurs** are a race of anthropomorphic bulls seen in "The Desert."

In *The Room*,

In *The Desert*,
## Psychological Characteristics

Minotaurs dislike humans, as humans are seen as invaders. They speak to each other in a Minotaur Language that Mira's abilities allow her to understand. When Mira tries to speak to the minotaurs in their own language, they accuse her of being a witch.

One can infer that criminals in minotaur society are taken to the pyramid to be offered as a sacrifice to Toros, the largest and most fearsome minotaur. Toros lives in isolation inside the pyramid labyrinth, an unmistakable reference to the story of the Minotaur in Greek mythology.

## Physiology

Minotaurs have the head of a bull and the body of a man. They are very muscular and have hooves instead of feet. There are three main varieties of minotaur that differ in appearance. Seemingly, minotaurs are only male.

### Variety 1

Minotaurs of the first variety have dark blueish-gray skin and yellow eyes with red pupils. They wear a large nose ring and a brown loincloth held up by a black belt and shoulder straps with light turquoise buttons. They wear black wrist cuffs that match their belt and shoulder straps. Their upper bodies are mostly exposed showing gray chest hair and six-pack abs.

### Variety 2

Minotaurs of the second variety have dark greenish-gray skin and red eyes with black pupils. They wear a dark brown loincloth held up by a black belt decorated with large turquoise pearls. They wear a blue metal helmet that matches their blue and black armbands and shoulder straps. Black straps cross the front of the torso and intersect at a bright orange diamond-shaped buckle.

### Variety 3

Minotaurs of the third variety have brown skin and yellow eyes with black pupils. They wear the same brown loincloth and nose ring as the first variety, but instead of mere shoulder straps, they wear a beige sleeveless shirt that covers most of their torso. They also wear black and brown wrist cuffs that match their loincloth.
Austin Abell

Image of Austin Abell

**Austin Abell**is a Canadian actor, director, and writer who voices Gavin Connors in *The Hollow*. He is best known for Bad Times at the El Royale, Cashed Out Casino, and The Auction.

## External Links

* Austin A.J. Abell on IMDb

Adrian Petriw • Andrew McNee • Alex Barima • Ashleigh Ball • **Austin Abell** • Brian Dobson • Brian Drummond • Connor Parnall • Dean Redman • Diana Kaarina • Doron Bell • Ellen Kennedy • Ian James Corlett • Jason Simpson • Jesse Moss • Kathleen Barr • Kazumi Evans • Khamisa Wilsher • Lee Tockar • Mark Hildreth • Michael Daingerfield • Michael Dobson • Nicole Oliver • Orlando Lucas • Paul Dobson • Peter Kelamis • Robyn Ross • Rory Mepham • Sam Vincent • Sean Thomas • Tariq Leslie • Valin Shinyei
**Live Action Actors**
Abdoul Diallo • Chase Dallas Carey • Destiny Millens • Harrison Houde • Keisha Haines • Lana Jalissa • Mark Hildreth • Peter Bundic
**Other Staff**
Eggplant LF • Greg Sullivan • Josh Mepham • Kathy Antonsen Rocchio • Vito Viscomi
Parrot Island

## Cherufe's Island

* Island
* Map

**Parrot Island** is a tropical island and one of the main areas of the second season map of The Hollow. It is home to the Parrot people and Cherufe.

## History

In "The Return," Adam and Kai wash ashore on the island and are dragged away by the parrot people. When they awaken, the parrot people tell them that they are safe and that it was lucky they already had a sacrifice for Cherufe. Based on the description of the sacrifice, Adam and Kai assume it must be Mira. When the volcano starts to rumble, all flock to the sacrifice site. The sacrifice is tied to a pole and wearing a wooden parrot mask. Adam removes the mask to see that it is Skeet. Cherufe awakens, bursting out from the volcano, and approaches the site. Adam unties Skeet, and Cherufe chases them. Using super speed, Skeet runs around the whole island to discover there is no way off. Kai finds a boat, and the three push it out into the sea. Cherufe follows them into the water, extinguishing his flames and turning him to stone, thus liberating the parrot people. Adam, Kai, and Skeet sail away into the sea and never return to the island.

### Parrot Village

The Parrot village is the settlement of the parrot people. It comprises several wooden huts built in the branches of large trees connected by wooden paths.

### Volcano

The volcano is the home of Cherufe. Cherufe destroys it when he awakens.
Map

The **map** is an important object in The Hollow game. It is a useful tool that displays everywhere in the realm that its user has traveled to before. It only works for active players in The Hollow game and will not work for non-players.

## History

* Season 1
* Season 2

In "The Room," Adam finds the map inside the satchel in X71. Because he is new to The Hollow and has not traveled to most of the realm, the map is still mostly blank. Nevertheless, as Adam and his team continue to travel, the map slowly fills itself in.

Throughout the game, the map helps Adam and his teammates navigate through unfamiliar territory and stay oriented.

In "Ice," the map is briefly lost after the wind blows it into the ocean. Kai dives into the water and recovers the map. Unfortunately, his success comes at the expense of the satchel and all its other contents, which sink to the ocean floor never to be seen again.

In "Colrath," after Adam, Kai, and Mira leave the central realm and enter The Castle grounds, the map transforms to show only the castle with an emblem depicting Colrath in the top-right corner.

## Areas

* Season 1
* Season 2

The map shows nine of the ten areas in the game world comprising two forests, two deserts, two mountain ranges, an ocean, and a beach, with the final boss battle arena shown separately. Space is the only area not shown on the map. The areas of the game are listed below in the order that Adam, Mira, and Kai visit them. When the gang looks at the map for the first time in this season they discover that since they arent players the map doesnt fill in the places they visited already.

East ForestSand DesertOceanWest ForestAkki MountainsSpaceCactus DesertNorthern TundraBeachThe Castle
Within the nine areas, more specific locations are also shown on the map, including Akki Island, the ghost town, the Ice Palace, the lighthouse, Minotaur Town, the pyramid, the scrapyard, the theme park, and X71.

Ruined CastleParrot IslandSeaNuclear Power PlantPuzzle WorldMontmartreViking VillageFairytale LandWastelands
## Gallery

* Season 1
* Season 2

Adam and Mira find the map mostly blankKai discovers that the map fills itself inNavigating through the desertAdam and Mira try to determine their locationMap and other satchel contentsThe Castle
Chateau Carcolh

* Exterior
* Map

**Chateau Carcolh** is a large estate in Montmartre owned by Jules Voulcan. It is seen only in "Alchemy," the fifth episode of the second season of *The Hollow*.

## History

Adam, Mira, and Kai first arrive to the mansion at the beginning of "Alchemy."

## Known Rooms

Mira's bedroomAdam's bedroomKai's bedroomAnimal roomDining hallRed roomSpell RoomHalls
## Trivia

* The name Carcolh comes from *caracol*, a word meaning "snail" with cognates in all Romance languages including the French *escargot*.

## References

1. ↑ In *"Alchemy"*, when Kai is looking for the potion vial with Vanessa's hair in it, he sees two other boxes labeled 'Teddy' and 'Rashid'.
2. ↑ File:205VanessaVanessa.png
List of episodes

Below is a chronological list of episodes of *The Hollow*. For an alphabetical list, see Category:Episodes.

## Season 1 (2018)

 The kids meet the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. While Mira tries to help Death's sick steed, Kai puts his mechanical skills to work.

 Adam, Mira, and Kai spy a lighthouse and send out a distress signal only to stumble into a bizarre new world inhabited by a mysterious being.

 On a mission to find the Ishibo, Adam battles a fearsome demon monk. Kai's cry for help summons The Weird Guy who delivers a warning.

 The friends wander into a spooky ghost town, but they soon realize they're not alone. Can they trust their new acquaintances?

 Separated from Kai and the others, Mira and Adam must solve an old man's riddle. Adam thinks he's spotted a clue about where they are.

 After battling an ice monster, Adam, Kai, and Mira weigh whether to help the other kids. They then find themselves stranded at sea.

 The friends land on an island overrun with mutant spider-people. Adam needs help, and their time is quickly running out.

 Adam, Mira, and Kai dodge old enemies as they race to find the tree and discover that a powerful foe guards their next destination.

## Season 2 (2020)

 After discovering the truth behind the Hollow, friends Adam, Mira and Kai awaken in their real-life world, but something's not right.

 The friends team up to face their biggest fears, but they still need answers — and Mira decides to take matters into her own hands.

 Adam and Kai land in a new version of the Hollow and search for Mira in a creepy castle where a gnome's riddle gives them a clue.

 In a strange world filled with shifting shapes, the friends face a puzzling villain, then test their luck on a high-stakes game show.

 Adam, Mira, and Kai deal with a difficult loss, but their search for answers continues. At a scientist's chateau, they tangle with some old rivals.

 On the hunt for Weirdy, the friends take a ghost train to a jazz club, but Adam and Reeve's arguing threatens their mission.

 The tension between Reeve and Adam reaches a tipping point, sending them plunging into the ocean — where a hungry sea monster awaits.

 After battling the sea monster with Brynhilda, the friends arrive in a fairy-tale land where three pixies lead them to Weirdy.

 Vanessa's confession upsets her friends. Determined to make it up to them, she sneaks off on her own to find the other team.

 It's a race to the finish as the friends try to outrun Team B. And when the final boss strikes, they'll have to work together to win.

 **Season 2** | "Home" • "Hollow Games" • "The Return" • "Puzzled" • "Alchemy" • "Dead End" • "Unbalanced" • "Fang" • "Fire" • "Race"
The Hollow (game)

***The Hollow*** is a digital virtual reality game in which two teams of three players choose superpowers and enter a fictional world in which they forget their real lives and forget that they are playing a game.

## Rules

Before starting the game, each player chooses a secret superpower that they can use during the game. However, it is forbidden for two players to choose the same power. If a player dies during the game, the player and their teammates are disqualified and returned to the real world.

The game is moderated by The Weird Guy. Players can summon him for help at any time, but it costs them one power point each time. Five power points are allotted to each team at the start of the game.

In order to win the game, a team must complete all tasks and make it back together. If one player dies in the game, then their entire team is disqualified.

The mechanics of the game are never fully explained in *The Hollow*, which leads to some unanswered questions. For example, the Weird Guy states that both teams must complete "all tasks" but never outlines exactly what all the tasks are. Furthermore, Vanessa contradicts this statement when she explains how she avoided "the usual distractions and detours" of the game, suggesting that not all tasks are necessary to complete.

The tasks are outlined in the table below. Tasks marked with an asterisk (\*) may not be required.

The world of the Hollow changes with each game. Although each game involves a completely new map, some characters are found across all versions of the game while others are not. Additionally, all versions of the world have the map, satchel, and vial of medicine.

World elements, i.e. locations, characters, and objects, have a role in the game mechanics comparable to elements in other versions of the world. For example, there is always a special object that unlocks a gateway to the realm of the final boss, and players must find this object and defeat the boss to win. Below is a non-exhaustive table of coordinate world elements in Seasons 1 and 2.

## Teams

Photos of four past winning teams are displayed on a wall at the Hollow Games Studio in "Hollow Games." The most recent of these pictures includes Gretchen Aguilar and her team.

## History

* Season 1
* Season 2

As shown at the end of "Colrath," two teams of three players sit on a stage while their gameplay is shown on a screen for an audience. The two teams comprise Adam, Mira, and Kai against Vanessa, Reeve, and Skeet. They compete for five hours before Adam, Mira, and Kai emerge victorious.

During their gameplay, however, the game system becomes unstable and begins to glitch. All players become at risk of getting stuck in the game as the world collapses around them. The cause of this failure in the system and its effects on the players in reality remain unknown.
In the second season, a new game is played by two other teams, one composed of Iris, Nisha and Tyler. Because of the glitch, the players from Season 1 appear in this game but are not recognized as players in the system.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 "Colrath"
2. ↑ "The Return"
3. ↑ "Fire"
Fairytale Land

**Fairytale Land** is an area of the second season map in *The Hollow*.

## History

Adam, Kai, Mira, Reeve, and Vanessa first discover Fairytale Land in "Fang" after escaping through the secret tunnel in Tursas' Cave. They promptly encounter three pixies carrying The Weird Guy's scarf and sunglasses. The protagonists begin to chase them hoping that the pixies can led them to The Weird Guy.

## Landscape

Fairytale Land comprises the Fairytale Village, the Troll Bridge, and the Glowing Mushroom Forest. The area is inspired by several popular fairytales.

### Fairytale Village

The **Fairy Tale Village** is a village in Fairytale Land. Its inhabitants are not seen in the show, and the village itself is only seen briefly in "Fang."

### Troll Bridge

A river runs through Fairytale Land, and the only way to cross it is over the **Troll Bridge**. The troll who guards it demands a favor from those wanting to cross. The troll serves Malthezor, the river monster.

### Glowing Mushroom Forest

The **Glowing Mushroom Forest** is a forest of very large bio-luminescent mushrooms that glow at night.

## Notable Inhabitants

 **Malthezor** | A giant monster who lived in the river below the bride his troll servant guarded. Malthezor ate the troll after being offered a "veggie-goat."
 **Old Lady** | The "Old Lady" is an old witch who had a potion Team B needed to proceed to the final level of their Hollow Game. She is voiced by Nicole Oliver.
 **Rumpelstiltskin** | Rumplestiltskin is an impish creature who debuts in the ninth episode of the second season. Although the character claimed his name was "Rumplestiltskin," he was only credited as the "Gnarled Imp." He was based on the character *Rumplestiltskin* and voiced by Sam Vincent.
 **Three Little Pigs** | The Three Little Pigs were inhabitants of the Fairy Tale Village. They were saved by Mira and her friends, only to end being chased by the Big Bad Wolf.
 **Big Bad Wolf** | An anthropomorphic wolf dressed as an old woman. It chased after the three little pigs almost immediately after Mira, Adam, Kai, and Reeve managed to save them.
Kazumi Evans

**Kazumi Evans** is a Canadian voice actress and singer who voices Nisha on *The Hollow*. One of her biggest roles is Iris on Lolirock, a French animated show.

## Trivia

* Kazumi Evans once appeared on a Reality TV show called Triple Sensation in order to win a scholarship to a theatrical training institution. Sadly, she did not win but still made it to one of the final rounds.

## External Links

* Kazumi Evans on Wikipedia
* Kazumi Evans on Twitter
* Kazumi Evans on IMDb

Adrian Petriw • Andrew McNee • Alex Barima • Ashleigh Ball • Austin Abell • Brian Dobson • Brian Drummond • Connor Parnall • Dean Redman • Diana Kaarina • Doron Bell • Ellen Kennedy • Ian James Corlett • Jason Simpson • Jesse Moss • Kathleen Barr • **Kazumi Evans** • Khamisa Wilsher • Lee Tockar • Mark Hildreth • Michael Daingerfield • Michael Dobson • Nicole Oliver • Orlando Lucas • Paul Dobson • Peter Kelamis • Robyn Ross • Rory Mepham • Sam Vincent • Sean Thomas • Tariq Leslie • Valin Shinyei
**Live Action Actors**
Abdoul Diallo • Chase Dallas Carey • Destiny Millens • Harrison Houde • Keisha Haines • Lana Jalissa • Mark Hildreth • Peter Bundic
**Other Staff**
Eggplant LF • Greg Sullivan • Josh Mepham • Kathy Antonsen Rocchio • Vito Viscomi
Turntable

The **turntable** is a record player in X71. It is one of several examples of obsolete technology from the mid-20th century found in *The Hollow*.

## History

In "The Room," Mira hears music from the door of the electric fence. She follows her ears and discovers X71.

The turntable is the only indication of recent activity in the laboratory. When Mira and her friends arrive at X71, the record is still spinning near the outer edge. This would mean that the turntable must have begun spinning the record at around the same time that Mira first heard it. Additionally, the turntable is in very good condition, and its design could be considered modern. By contrast, everything else in the laboratory is old and well-used; most things are worn, broken, or falling apart. This contrast poses some unanswerable questions about the origin of the turntable, how long it has been in X71, and how the music started playing when seemingly no one was around.

When Adam and Kai engage in their first heated argument, Mira asks them to quiet down, but they do not acknowledge her. She picks up the turntable and smashes it on the floor to get their attention. The music stops, and she yells "Quiet!" The turntable is never seen or used again after this, so it is difficult to know the condition it was left in.

When Mira returns to X71 in "Apocalypse," the record player is no longer there.
Superweapon

The **superweapon** is a powerful weapon of mass destruction capable of destroying cliffs and mountains.

As a world element, the superweapon is the Season 2 counterpart to the Ishibo in Season 1. The superweapon is required to enter the realm of the Season 2 final boss, Olym, and defeat him. Before using the weapon, it must be unlocked with the skull key.

The weapon's proper name is unclear. In "Fang," Mira calls it the "Doomsday weapon", then Vanessa calls it "the superweapon" in "Fire." On the Official The Hollow Instagram and Twitter accounts, the weapon was nicknamed "Ishibazooka," a blend of *Ishibo* and *bazooka*.

## Appearance

The weapon is a brown and Dijon-yellow bazooka with a keyhole on its right side. When the weapon is active and preparing to shoot, long metal rods shoot outwards on the front side of the weapon, with green electricity of a similar color to the fuel tank crackling between them.

## History

The superweapon was created by Jules Voulcan prior to the game's initiation. Its existence is first mentioned in "Alchemy" when Jules Voulcan says it was stolen.

In "Dead End," Nisha, Tyler, and Iris ("Team B") fight against Adam, Mira, Kai, Vanessa, and Reeve. During the fight, Iris notices the skull key around Adam's neck and shows it to Nisha, saying it might be what they need to make the weapon work. Team B takes the key and disappears.

Team B learns how to use the superweapon in "Fang."

In "Fire," with both the weapon and the key, Nisha, Tyler, and Iris set out to figure out how to use the weapon. Nisha aims it at the three little pigs' brick house and fires, destroying the house. Iris asks to try next. She struggles to hold the weapon up. After gaining her balance, Iris fires it at a mountain, blasting a gigantic hole in it. The force of the blast also throws her backward against a tree.

Soon after, the trio finds themselves in the middle of a fight against the Old Lady who holds the potion they need to open the Arch. The trio then decide to charge at her, using their powers and the weapon to attack her. They leave her buried under the rubble of a house.

In "Race," Nisha fires the weapon at Olym but misses and is then separated from the weapon, buried in rubble. They continue the battle. After recovering the weapon, Nisha fires at Olym again, which stops him only for a second. When he bends over, Kai notices a slot on his back shaped like the tip of the weapon and deduces that they must insert the weapon into his back to defeat him. With some difficulty, Iris accomplishes this and finally defeats him.
Akuma

* Akuma
* Andy Kuma

**Akuma** is the leader of the Akki monks and a powerful antagonist in Season 1 of *The Hollow*. Adam duels him for possession of the Ishibo in the Akki Island Duels.

In Season 2, Akuma becomes the host of a game-show called "Pick the Portal" where he is known as **Andy Kuma**.

## Appearance

Akuma is a tall muscular man with pale blue skin, black hair, six-pack abs, and jagged red tattoos on his torso and arms. He has glowing pink eyes, sharp facial structure, a short beard, and two devilish red horns.

In Season 1, he wears a blue vest with a gold accent outline on the upturned collar, black armbands, and black pants. In Season 2, he wears a blue suit with an orange and yellow striped tie.

## Personality

In Season 1, Akuma is notably aggressive, selfish, and authoritative. He is cold and calculating and has never shown remorse or compassion for the suffering of others. He is very prideful of the carpet in the throne room of the temple.

## History

In "The Lighthouse," the Ironwood Tree recounts the memory of Akuma leading his monks in a premeditated attack on the tree to sever one of her branches creating the Ishibo. After stealing it, he kept the Ishibo as his prized weapon and mounted it on the wall above his throne in the Akki Temple.

In "Ishibo," Akuma duels Adam for possession of the Ishibo in the Akki Island Duels. Akuma stands on the edge of Akki Island when the ground gives way beneath him causing him to fall to the mountains below presumably to his death.

In "Puzzled," Andy Kuma has no memories from Season 1. He hosts Pick the Portal and rides away on a donkey when Adam and his friends lose the game.

## Trivia

* "Akuma" (悪魔) is the Japanese word for "demon" or "devil."
* Akuma was the name given to a villainous character in the *Street Fighter* series of video games.

## Gallery

* Akuma
* Andy Kuma
Theme park

* Park
* Map

The **theme park** is an abandoned run-down amusement park in the West Forest. It is the home of Benjamin and Benjamini.

## Description

The whole park is in a state of disrepair. It features many broken down rides, including a rollercoaster called Star Coaster, a carousel, a Ferris wheel, a large inflatable clown head, and a minecart ride called Horror Mine.

According to Benjamin, his grandfather Big Ben built the carousel.

## History

In "Ishibo," Adam, Mira, and Kai use the teleportation module in the space shuttle to return to Earth, and it teleports them onto a rollercoaster cart in the theme park.

At the end of "Ishibo," Kai repairs the Horror Mine and rides it with Benjamini. The minecart catches fire trapping the two inside. This leads Kai to discover his power of pyrokinesis allowing them both to escape the fire unharmed.

The trio returns to the park briefly in "Colrath" while searching for the Ironwood Tree. Benjamin and Benjamini cannot offer any help but wish them good luck.

In "Fire," Vanessa describes the theme park as one of "the usual distractions and detours" of the game and steers her team away from it.
Ghost Town

The G**host Town** is a very small abandoned town on the edge of the Cactus Desert near the border of the West Forest.

## History

Adam, Mira, and Kai discover the ghost town in "Undead" after walking through the forest in search of the Ishibo.

## Description

The ghost town resembles a Gold Rush-era desert town in the American Wild West. It has nine buildings, all made of wood, including a church, a saloon, a hotel, and a storefront called "Dry Goods."

### Shack

Adam, Mira, and Kai encounter Vanessa, Reeve, and Skeet in a shack next to the cemetery, their first formal meeting.

### Cemetery

*Main article: Cemetery*

The cemetery of the church is the site of the Zombie Battle that takes place in "Undead," in which zombies raise from the graves in the cemetery and attack Adam and Mira.

There is a false gravestone in the cemetery that, when stepped on, opens the ground for a brief moment. This trap door opens into Dave's Cave.
Siren

The **sirens** are three beautiful women who seduce men to their deaths by singing.

## History

* Season 1

In "*The Lighthouse*," the sirens hypnotize Adam and Kai. Fortunately, Mira interrupts their hypnosis and saves their lives just before they walk off the edge of the cliff. When Mira appeared, they dissappeared into thin air, leaving their status and existence unknown.
## Physical Appearance

The sirens have pale white skin and wear white dresses. Of the three, one has blonde hair, one red hair, and one dark brown hair. They are quite tall; the tallest is approximately double Kai's height.

## Powers and Abilities

* **Hypnotic Voice:** The sirens have the ability to lure men with their singing voices. It seems women are unaffected, seeing as how Mira was not affected.
* **Flight:** The sirens floated above a cliff.
Club Jazz

* Exterior
* Interior
* Map

**Club Jazz** is a music venue centrally located in the French Quarter, Montmartre, across from the Montmartre metro station. It is only seen in "Dead End," the sixth episode in the second season of *The Hollow*.

## Description

The club has a dimly-lit red ambience. It is attended by skeleton patrons who come to see the Weird Guy perform with the house band, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypso. Death works there as the bartender. Benjamin and Benjamini work there as waiters.

## History

Adam, Mira, Kai, Reeve, and Vanessa arrive to the club in search of the Weird Guy after seeing a poster for the club on a lamppost.

Outside the club, they meet Nisha, Tyler, and Iris. Nisha and Reeve instigate a fight that escalates to involve all of them. After the fight has ended and the two teams part ways, the five enter the club. At the bar, they ask Death about Weirdy, and Death informs them that Weirdy will be performing soon. He also serves them a drink which they decline.

As Weirdy starts performing, the players try to get to him but are repeatedly stopped by Benjamin and Benjamini. They are finally able to talk to Weirdy when he notices them and tells them they don't belong there. He snaps his fingers and sends them through a portal.
Tursas

**Tursas** is an ancient sea monster: a 60 feet tall mutant eel who lives in an underwater cave. She is first seen in "Unbalanced," the seventh episode in the second season of *The Hollow*.

## Appearance

She is dark green with glowing yellow eyes and one fin on her back. She also has two clawed flippers behind her bottom jaw and a grey underbelly.

## History

In "Unbalanced," Reeve pulls Adam out after finding him face down in the water. They end up surrounded by a giant mutant eel, who jumps out of the water and eats Mira, Vanessa, and Kai. The monster swims to an underground cave, where she regurgitates them onto a dry place. Mira finds out she did it only to eat them back at midnight, the mutant falls asleep short afterwards. In the cave, they notice something carved into the rock and Mira thinks it might be a puzzle to solve. Kai and Mira notice that something seems to be wrong with Vanessa, but she brushes off their concerns. She says she's trying to be part of their team. Tursas scares Mira, Vanessa and Kai when she suddenly wakes and stares greedily at them, but instead of chewing them like treats, as she intends to do, she dives into the water. Mira decides to follow Tursas and dives in after her.

In "Fang," Mira follows Tursas out to open water, where she goes after the viking ship. Tursas emerges from the water and Reeve throws some barrels at her. They then notice Mira in the water. She says she'll distract Tursas while they navigate back. She swims away and Tursas chases her until she goes through a small hole Tursas can't get through. Brynhilda is disappointed that they're going back. Mira says she lost Tursas, but they have to hurry. Tursas emerges again and rips off their sail. Mira pushes the ship from underneath, getting them away from Tursas. Adam and Reeve decide to combine their powers. Reeve levitates Adam so he can attack Tursas in the air. Adam breaks off one of her teeth. Mira says that Tursas isn't mad anymore and says she feels way better. Tursas dives and swims away, and it turned out that the fang was hurting her.

## Trivia

* Iku-Turso, also called Tursas, is a malevolent sea monster in Finnish mythology.
Chase Dallas Carey

Chase Dallas Carey is an actor who portrayed live-action Skeet, who is also known as Bernard, in season 1 finale of *The Hollow*.

## External Links

* Chase Dallas Carey on IMDb

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**Other Staff**
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Sea

* Underwater
* Map

The **sea** is an area on the second season Hollow map bordering four major areas of relevance: Cherufe's Island, the Nuclear Power Plant, Red Cap's Castle, and the Viking Village. The sea is home to Tursas, an ancient sea monster.

## History

In "The Return," Adam leads Cherufe into the sea, which cools his temperature effectively killing him. After this, he, Kai, and Skeet row across the sea in a boat until they reach the Nuclear Power Plant.

In "Unbalanced," Reeve and Adam land in the sea, and Reeve carries Adam through the water. Brynhilda lifts the boys into her ship, and awakens Adam with a sardine. She then tells the boys about Tursas and introduces them to the other vikings.

In "Fang", Adam, Reeve, and Mira fight Tursas in the sea. They remove Tursas' large fang. Mira takes Adam and Reeve down to the innermost chamber of the caves, where they reunite with Kai and Vanessa. They use the fang to open a secret tunnel and escape.

## Tursas Caves

*Note: This is a conjectural title. For other caves, see Cave.*

The Tursas Caves are a system of caves under the sea near the Viking Village. They are never referred to by name in the show. The caves are inhabited primarily by Tursas and temporarily by anyone she brings home to eat later on the night of a full Moon. Tursas captures Mira, Kai and Vanessa by eating them but alive, whole and without chewing when she jumps off the water towards them in mid air and brings them there carrying them in her stomach. Once arrived she regurgitates the three little teenagers onto a dry place intending to bait more food with them first before chewing them like candy, that's why she did not eat Adam and Reeve and left promptly after gulping down their three younger companions.

A hidden tunnel passageway connects the innermost cavern to the Fairytale Land. The entrance to this tunnel is blocked. There is a stone fang to one side of the entrance and a hole for another on the opposite side. Players must obtain the large fang from Tursas and place it in the empty hole opposite the stone fang. Players must then pull back on both fangs simultaneously to open the tunnel.

The remains of a Viking eaten by TursasSecret tunnelSecret tunnel entrance
Room

The **room** is the location of the Typewriter Puzzle. It is where Adam, Mira, and Kai meet and begin their journey.

## Description

The room is a cubic, dungeon-like chamber with no doors or windows. The walls are made of gray cinder blocks. The only thing in the room is a typewriter. There is a small drain in the floor and an air vent on one wall near the ceiling.

The air vent leads into a ventilation shaft, which is the only means of escape from the room. The ladder in the shaft leads to the hatch at the top which opens into the forest.

## History

In "The Room," Adam, Mira, and Kai must solve the Typewriter Puzzle in order to access the air vent and escape the room. Upon solving the puzzle, toxic green gas began to emanate from the drain in the floor. They barely escaped into the forest in time to avoid asphyxiation.

In "Colrath," the typewriter is absent, but in its place, a pedestal with a green button on its top emerges from the floor. The Room begins to disintegrate as the Glitch Wall converges. Adam, Mira, and Kai push the button to exit the Hollow just in time.
Mr. Jeepers

* Healed
* Ill

**Mr. Jeepers** is Death's horse and one of the four horses of the horsemen of the Apocalypse.

## Appearance

Mr. Jeepers is a white stallion with red eyes and a black scar on the left of his face. He has a black mane and tail and wears a green and gold saddle and reins.

Before Mr. Jeepers recovered from his illness, he was a grey stallion with little to no hair.

## History

Mr. Jeepers falls ill in "Apocalypse" much to Death's discontent. He will not eat or drink, and he can barely move. Mira travels to X71 in search of medicine to cure his sickness. When she returns, the medicine successfully cures him. This is one of the tasks of the game.
Akki Mountains

* Landscape
* Map

The **Akki Mountains** is an area in the northwest section of the first season map of The Hollow.

## Landscape

The Akki Mountains are a mountain range that borders the West Forest to the south and the ocean to the southeast. The Northern Tundra is to the east, but these two areas are separated by a river that leads to the ocean.

This area is characterized by many jagged rock faces and pointed summits peaking above an even layer of cloud coverage. The most prominent landmark in this area is Akki Island, a rock island that floats high above the clouds.

## History

Adam, Mira, and Kai discover the Akki Mountains in "The Lighthouse," when the Ironwood Tree directs them there to find Akuma. They climb up the chains to Akki Island to find the Ishibo.

In "Ishibo," Adam fights Katsuro and Akuma for the Ishibo on Akki Island and wins. After the Ishibo was stolen by the rival team, Adam, Mira, and Kai travel into space by portal and never return to the Akki Mountains.

## Places

Below are some places in the Akki Mountains:

Akki IslandAkki TempleKatsuro's House
Lizard monster

The **lizard monster** is large, vicious reptilian alien that lives in space on the Class-X Orbital Shuttle. It is only seen in one episode, "Ishibo."

## Appearance

The lizard monster is very large, approximately double Adam's height. It has green skin, neon green eyes with large black pupils, sharp teeth, and a long tail. It also has two arms and two legs with long sharp claws.

## History

The lizard monster caused the destruction of the orbital shuttle's interior and is the reason why the shuttle's crew is missing.

Adam, Mira, and Kai meet the monster in "Ishibo" after The Weird Guy teleports them into space.

## Trivia

* The lizard monster is distinctly reminiscent of the adult version of the "Xenomorph" (designed by H. R. Giger) from the classic 1979 sci-fi/horror film *Alien*; this alien creature is also discovered on a derelict spaceship after having devoured its crew.
Metro

The **Metro** is a metro that runs to Montmartre, but specifically to a station situated in front of Club Jazz.

## History

After seeing a poster indicating that the Weird Guy is in Montmartre at Club Jazz, the group of five look for a way to get there. Adam and Reeve argue over which direction they should go until Mira interrupts them to show them a metro station entrance that was obscured by foliage. They all descend onto the metro platform, where a train is waiting.

They all enter the train and the doors shut immediately before the train begins to move. Soon afterward, they noticed some spirits appearing, filling the train. The group reads a newspaper that one of the ghosts is carrying and discover that the spirits are the ghosts of the people who died in a metro crash who are forced to relieve the crash over and over again. They then race to the Engine car stop the train from crashing and killing them all.

Once there, Adam and Reeve argue over their roles and end up breaking the brake. This causes Mira to lock the duo out of the train car and she, Kai, and Vanessa combine their skills to disable the train, which stops just before crashing.

Once the train is stopped, all the passengers are able to exit, finally free to move on. The train conductor thanks them and leaves with the other passengers. The group of five then notices they've arrived in Montmartre.

## Landscape

The metro is a typical French metro, with a train containing several cars which moves along a track from station to station.
Eggplant LF

**Eggplant LF** is a music and sound company that composes musical pieces for film and television. They composed the soundtrack for *The Hollow*.

## External Links

* Official Website
* Eggplant LF on Facebook
* Eggplant LF on Twitter

Adrian Petriw • Andrew McNee • Alex Barima • Ashleigh Ball • Austin Abell • Brian Dobson • Brian Drummond • Connor Parnall • Dean Redman • Diana Kaarina • Doron Bell • Ellen Kennedy • Ian James Corlett • Jason Simpson • Jesse Moss • Kathleen Barr • Kazumi Evans • Khamisa Wilsher • Lee Tockar • Mark Hildreth • Michael Daingerfield • Michael Dobson • Nicole Oliver • Orlando Lucas • Paul Dobson • Peter Kelamis • Robyn Ross • Rory Mepham • Sam Vincent • Sean Thomas • Tariq Leslie • Valin Shinyei
**Live Action Actors**
Abdoul Diallo • Chase Dallas Carey • Destiny Millens • Harrison Houde • Keisha Haines • Lana Jalissa • Mark Hildreth • Peter Bundic
**Other Staff**
**Eggplant LF** • Greg Sullivan • Josh Mepham • Kathy Antonsen Rocchio • Vito Viscomi
Red Cap's Castle

* Exterior
* Map

**Red Cap’s castle** is a location in the second Hollow world seen only in "The Return," the third episode of the second season. It is home to Red Cap.

## Description

Red Cap's castle is an old stone castle. It is grand, but in a state of severe disrepair. Aside from Red Cap herself, the castle also houses cockroaches, bats, and spiders.

The castle includes a throne room, with a simple throne covered in cobwebs and armor displayed around the room. Similar armor is also found in hallways.

## History

Redcap’s Castle is the first place that Adam and Kai visit when they return to the Hollow in "The Return." They meet Red Cap who offers them a riddle to help them find Mira. This riddle leads them to a well in the castle. The two jump into the well, and it leads them to Cherufe Island.