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Opening sequence

The **opening sequence**, also the series’ theme, is played at the start and end of every episode of the series, *Papyrus*. The opening title of each episode is usually displayed before the narrator declares the monologue.

## Monologue

*In the beginning, Horus the falcon god of light and Set the god of evil fought to control Egypt. The council of the Gods decided, Set was sent to exile and Horus became the first pharaoh of Egypt. For two thousand years, pharaoh succeeded pharaoh. But Set had plotted his revenge, and deep inside his sinister black pyramid of Ombos, Set imprisoned Horus in a magic sarcophagus. From then on, and no longer protected by the god Horus, Egypt was at the mercy of Set and his servant Aker. So the gods chose Papyrus, a young fisherman who must find the secret entrance to Ombos, free the god Horus and restore peace to Egypt*.

## Trivia

* The intro can vary. The opening in the first episode was much different compared to the usual.

## Videos

  Intro in French.

  Intro in English.

  Intro in German.

  Intro in Catalan.

  Intro in Russian.
The Return of the Red Sphinx

**The Return of the Red Sphinx** (French titled *Le réveil du sphinx rouge*) is the fourteenth episode of the animated series.

## Summary

Imhoutep and Ratoufer find the key to the World of Neher, in which the sinister Red Sphinx was once imprisoned. Returning after a while, Théti and Papyrus discover that Ratoufer is dead, and Imhoutep left with a stranger. The friends are desperate. But, fortunately, the goddess Isis is ready to lend a helping hand to them.
The Awakening of Osiris

**The Awakening of Osiris** (French titied *La justice de Thoueris*) is the fifth episode of the second season and the thirty-first episode overall.

## Summary

The month of Hoyak, dedicated to the god Osiris, is coming to an end, and the fields of the Egyptians are still empty. The gods are not angry with Egypt nor Pharaoh. But the country is again threatened by Seth, acting through his henchman Sabu. On the advice of Ratoufer, Papyrus and Théti must find the secret sanctuary of Osiris, and cleanse it of the evil magic of the lord of Ombos.
Aten

An engraved symbol of Aten in the palace's ruins.

Aten is the disc of the sun god in the series, as well as in ancient Egyptian mythology. The deified Aten is the focus of the monotheistic religion of Atenism established by Amenhotep IV, also known as Akhenaten.

## Gallery

An engraved symbol of Aten in the palace's ruins.Aten sets.
Akhetaton

**Akhetaton** (also commonly known as "Armana") is a location in the series "Papyrus", and a historical site in real life. It made its first appearance in The Cursed Pharaoh. The city was established by Akhenaten on the ground of worship of the sun god Aten. Unfortunately, due to Akhenaten's reputation, it had attracted many enemies and as a result, was destroyed and abandoned. Its statues had been defaced to erase any trace of him and/or his family. It is deemed to be cursed and no one had dared set foot on it.
Return Senkhet

**Return Senkhet** (French titied *Le retour de Senkhet*) is the tenth episode of the second season and the thirty-sixth episode overall.

## Summary

Having stolen a precious magic box, Tiya turns to stone. A mysterious foreigner explains to Papyrus that divine punishment has befallen the thief. To disenchant her, he needs to return the amulet from the casket to the Desert of Stones before sunset. After completing the task, Papyrus sets off on his return journey, however a whole hordes of locusts relentlessly follow him, bringing hunger and devastation to Egypt.

## Trivia

* This episode makes a reference to the ten plagues of Egypt in which Pharaoh Merenre declared it has been years since a swarm of locusts has been brought onto Egypt, to which Mesimonptu replies it has been "longer since they came in large numbers".
Neferure (character)

## Neferuré

Neferure amazed at her husband’s gift.

**Neferure** is a character in the animated series, "Papyrus". She was the mother of Théti and wife of Pharaoh Merenre.

## History

When Theti was just a baby, the Pharaoh was very much in love with Neferure. In praise of her beauty, he commissioned a gold mask from the finest goldsmith in all of Egypt. Seth, however, took advantage of this, and sought to possess her with the mask. To have Merenre perish at the hands of his own wife.

Seth’s magic almost succeeds, but his evil curse is defeated by the mother’s love for their baby daughter, allowing herself to be killed. Her body is buried in the Valley of the Queens, but her soul was trapped in Seth’s world. However, she is later freed thanks to Papyrus, led by Isis.

## Personality

Not much is known about Neferure or her past, besides that she mothered Theti and was the wife of Merenre before her death. But judging from the story, one could tell that she would have been a loving and gentle person in life. This is proven so, even in her afterlife.

## Trivia

* In real life, Neferure is the daughter of Queen Hatshepsut.
* In the comic book version, Neferure is missing at the beginning of the comics, but later turned up thanks to Papyrus.
* Neferuré is the second character in the series to have her name referenced in a given title. Others being Mika the Sorceress and Princess Tiya. Even Papyrus himself may not be an exception.
* Her name in the Russian variation is Neferovei.
* Her comic book counterpart is named Mutnedjmet.

## Gallery

Neferure holding baby Theti.Neferure about to wear the now-cursed mask.Neferure collapsed.Neferure possessed.Neferure realizes it's Theti.Neferure reverses the plot.Neferure allows herself to be killed.Neferure killed.Neferure laying dead.Merenre mourns over the loss of his wife.Neferure's ghost.Neferure unites with her daughter once again.Neferure on her way to the afterlife.
Market place

The market area is a hypothetically busy place. It is located in the suburban area of Thebes, where people sell food, garbs, and items, and offer entertainment. It is a frequently seen location, as it appears in most episodes.

Besides the Royal Palace, Papyrus and/or his friends are usually seen hanging around the place.
Bebo

**Bebo** is a recurring character in the animated series, "*Papyrus*".

## History

Prince of a Libyan pacifist tribe, Bebo was taken hostage by Tahar, Lord of Libya. He made his first appearance when he met Papyrus and Théti being captured by the Libyan army and decided to help them. He owns a pet donkey named Kamelot.

## Personality

Scatterbrained, eccentric, loyal, and goofy are some of the words that define Bebo. Despite being a proclaimed Libyan prince, he lives a rather simple and nomadic lifestyle and tends to act childish and clueless, often providing comic relief. However, Bebo is a pacifist, and is resourceful and corroborative on some occasions, mostly consisting of him involved in the adventures of Papyrus and Théti.

Cheerful and good-natured, Bebo, despite his unpretentiousness and rustic appearance, is not devoid of some ingenuity, and sometimes can show miracles of courage. Proudly behaves as the "son of the desert", although it is guided in it is no better than a simple farmer-Egyptian. Very friendly with Tiya, although between them often there are quarrels (the princess of thieves is clearly not indifferent to his wallet).

## Relationships

### **Papyrus**

Papyrus is Bebo’s best friend, and it is evident that the two enjoy each other’s company. Upon meeting during their hostage by Tahar, Bebo gains a liking to him due to their shared situation, and promises thereafter to help him stop the forces of evil.

Bebo he is aware of Papyrus’s relationship with Théti. And as a result, he will playfully tease him or play about it, usually when he is connected with other females beside Théti.

### **Théti**

Since The Lord of the Crocodiles, Théti and Bebo share a good friendship. Bebo acts as a younger brother figure to Théti, and is most likely his second closest friend.

### **Tiya**

    Bebo and Tiya seem to have an on-and-off relationship mostly due to Tiya stealing something from him or when she starts trouble with him in general. It is possible that Tiya only does this for the fun of it to get a reaction from him. Bebo, on the other hand, finds Tiya irritating and bothersome and is seen chasing after her when something of his is stolen by her, mostly done for a comedic effect.

However, they grow friendlier and less conflicting to each other as the series progresses, and there are times where they get along and work together. An example would be helping either Papyrus or Théti, or both, overcome whatever obstacle.

## Trivia

* His French voice actor also provides for Mesimonptu and Sobek.
* He, and Ratoufer, are the only main characters to not be affected by Seth's magic in terms of possession.
* In the original comics, his name was "Pouin." Oddly, Khamelot keeps his name as it is.

## Gallery

Bebo teases Papyrus in "Justice Theouris".Bebo in "Nile Red".
## Appearances

(1x7)The Black Sun of Seth
(1x15)The White Egyptian
(1x16) Hathor's Harp
(2x1) The Sacrilege of Papyrus
(2x2) Mika the Sorceress (episode)
(2x4) Justice Thoueris
(2x5) The Awakening of Osiris
(2x7) Stolen Country
(2x16) Nile Red
(2x17) The Sacred Crown of Wadjet
Human

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*One of the Local Cluster’s more populous species, through either divine writ or dumb luck, these plucky and temperamental creatures have spread from the Sol system to inhabit most of the Milky Way and part of Andromeda. Their dauntless survivalism, relentless desire for exploration, and general despecialization along with moderate intellect ensure that they are general pests through pretty much the entirety of civil space. You will find them on the station in droves, coming in a moderate range of sizes and colors and inhabiting many rungs on the station’s social ladder. We’ve tried to get rid of them before, but it’s no use; they’re here to stay.*

Temporary note: Human life span is average 80-90 years with the record for longest life span being 150. This is without serious cybernetic enhancements or genetic modification.

Temporary note: Human fragility needs to be addressed.
Imhotep

Imhotep is a character in the series "*Papyrus*", and a historical figure in real life. He is most famous for establishing the pyramid of Djoser in Saqqara.

His architectural skill is admired by Imhoutep, whom coincidentally have almost the same name and both are known architects. Imhotep associates himself with ibises, as his sarcophagus was surrounded with a room-full of them.

## Trivia

* He is one of the many characters whom existed in real life, although he may have been inspired by the real Imhotep.
Akhenaten

Pharaoh **Akhenaten** (also spelled Echnaton, Akhenaton, Ikhnaton, and Khuenaten) is a character in the series *Papyrus*, as well as a historical figure in real life. Although he is a minor character, he plays a major role in the series.

In retrospect, the show factually states that he is known for abandoning traditional Egyptian polytheism and introducing worship centered on the Aten. Once his city of Akhetaton (Amarna) fell, his enemies defaced his statues in order expunge any trace of him or his history.

## Trivia

* He is one of the many characters whom existed in real life.

## Appearances

(1x6) The Cursed Pharaoh

(1x20) The Rebirth of the Child Pharaoh

(2x19) Emissaries

(2x25) The Trial of Papyrus

## References

1. ↑Episode 6

2. ↑Episode 20

3. ↑Episode 45

## External links

1.↑https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akhenaten
Gem

Gems are an advance warlike race of artificially grown soldiers, resembling humanoid females.
They cause a lot of issues with the RBS as they are difficult to classify, and most scanners often throw errors, insisting that no Entity is found, only rocks. This is due to the fact they are actually just hard-light energy projections from their core gemstone, which can be found somewhere on the body.
There aren’t many on the RBS as most of them don’t seem to be keen on business.
For more info:
http://steven-universe.wikia.com/wiki/Gems

## Gem Types

While all the same species, Gems come in various types, based off the gemstone used to make their core. Each type is designed for a specific purpose but some have been known to defect from their original designation and make their own paths.

Some examples:

### Ivory

Gems made from Ivory are designed to manufacter and design weapons and technology for military purposes.

### Seraphinite

Gems made from Seraphinite are flight capable soldiers designed for precise, long range combat.

### Pearl

Pearl's are made to be servants, and are considered quite lowly, and not really capable of many skilled tasks.

### Ruby

Rubies are simple foot soldiers and not usually incredibly intelligent, though they are strong for their small size.
Papyrus: The Animated Series Wikia

****Welcome to the Papyrus: The Animated Series Wiki, an information source on the French-Canadian animated series and comics "Papyrus". This site was first launched on May 22nd, 2016, and currently contains 164 articles.**
This site is contributed by fans around the world to make it grow. Anyone, including you, can edit. Click the edit button at the top of any page to get started! Please be sure to go over our rules and guidelines!WARNINGThis wiki contains SPOILERS and content that may not be suited for younger audiences.**

 Papyrus is a Belgian comic book series, written and illustrated by Lucien De Gieter. The setting takes place in Ancient Egypt. It was first published in 1974 in Spirou magazine in the form of episodes.
An animated series was premiered in 1998 that was two seasons long (52 episodes) and shown on TFOU TV in France and in Quebec on Radio-Canada. In 2000 a video game was made for Game Boy developed by Dupuis and published by Ubisoft.

Main article: Characters

**Episodes****Locations****Miscellaneous**
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Français

**Pharaoh Merenre** is a main character in the animated series *"Papyrus"*. He serves as the sovereign of Two Lands and is the loving father of Théti, he reigns over Egypt, with the advisors, Mesimonptu and Ratoufer by his side.

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Shepsheska

Shepsheska (also spelled 'Chepsheska'), is a recurring antagonist in the animated series, "*Papyrus*".

## Personality

Shepsheska is a felonious priest who, much like Ahmès, associates with Seth's forces to overthrow Pharaoh Merenre, but the plans he takes part in fail, or even turn against him.

Albeit, Shepsheska believes to be deserving of the throne, it is evident that he mostly concerns himself with power and wealth, generally looks out for himself in favor of Seth, and is usually cowardly when it comes to final confrontations with Papyrus, or with the gods.

Whenever he is confronted with his blasphemies, Shepsheska will try to escape the consequence by denying any contribution and putting the blame on others, or he will try to flee the case. He was forgiven by the pharaoh, and then without a twinge of conscience, betrayed his trust.

## Trivia

* In the original comics, he is killed by Merenre/Merneptah via shooting an arrow at him. In the animated series, however, he plays a larger role and is a recurring antagonist.
* In "Imhotep's Transformation", his one appearance in the comics, it is established he has royal blood, but his exact relation to Merenre/Merneptah is never stated. The animated series, in contrast, makes no mention of any such ancestry.

## Appearances

(1x8) The Metamorphosis of Imhotep

(1x10) The Triumph of Bastet

(1x13) The Golden Feather

(1x14) The Return of the Red Sphinx

(1x18) The Temple of Life

(2x15) Renunciation of Papyrus

(2x16) Nile Red
Tutankhamun

Tutankhamun (also 'King Tutankhamun', or King Tut) is a character in the series "*Papyrus*".

## History

According to Akhenaten, Tutankhamun became pharaoh when he was just ten. Due to the reputation of their family and expungement of Akhenaten's history, Tutankhamun's name was never known, and he and his wife hid their son to perpetuate the cursed line, all the way down to Papyrus, his descendant. He has sealed the secret with Papyrus alone, who promised not to reveal it to anyone else other than himself.

## Trivia

* He is inspired by the real-life Tutankhamun.
* He never specifically states his wife's name, but historically she was Ankhesenamun, who never appeared in the animated series, but did in the comics.

## Appearances

(1x20) The Rebirth of the Child Pharaoh

(2x8) Four Chapels of Tutankhamun

(2x23) The Ished Tree
The Thirtieth Case of Senet Cursed

**The Thirtieth Case of Senet Cursed** (French titied *La deuxième crue du fleuve scare*) is the third episode of the second season and the twenty-ninth episode overall.

## Summary

Tiya brings her friends to the House of Hathor in the vicinity of Thebes, famous for its entertainment and games. Théti accepts the challenge of a mysterious player, but immediately becomes a prisoner of the cursed senet. After luring the princess into a trap, Aker decides to enjoy all the delights of a magical game.
Synthetic

*"Referring to any and all autonomous creatures constructed primarily out of manufactured parts.  Once slaves to their masters bidding and their own programming, they are now slaves to money like everyone else.  They vary wildly in design and origin, purpose and quality, but any and all synthetic autonomous beings that do not belong to a specific group of defined individuals fall into this category.  Not included are self-replicating creatures (these would have their own category) or pre-programmed creatures without sentience or autonomy (these are generally just considered machines and are rarely used without the assistance of some outside AI anyway).  Thus, if it isn’t organic, but can think and probably doesn’t like you, it is a Synthetic."*

*~"A Layman's Guide to the Stars", Ch 38: Dreaming of Electric Sheep*
Sword of Horus

The **Sword of Horus** is a magical sword, as well as a weapon, known as the Glaive. It is a maroon and yellow Khopesh, and the signature weapon of Papyrus. Not only is it Papyrus’s most recognizable skill trait, but it is also a symbol item of the series overall.

## Background

The power of the sword is directly linked with the level of Papyrus's fearlessness. Whenever Papyrus shows courage, it can increase in power. The reverse is also true as it happened once. The sword can only be used by him or those of heroic affiliation. Anyone with evil intent who tries to wield it gets injured. The sword can also be used for magical protection and self-defense in times of danger.

The sword can also change and come in alternate forms depending on the occasion. One of the forms takes on a more sinister appearance. While its design remotely remains the same, the color scheme is substituted with black with purple highlights.

## Trivia

* In the comics, Papyrus is given the glaive, only it’s the Sword of Sobek in the comics. But in the show, it’s the Sword of Horus, and design-wise, too.

## Appearances

(1x2) The Anger of the Moon God
(1x3) The Lord of the Crocodiles
(1x4) The Vengeance of Ramses
(1x5) The Faceless Giant
(1x6) The Cursed Pharaoh
(1x7)The Black Sun of Seth
(1x8) The Metamorphosis of Imhotep
(1x9) The Labyrinth
(1x10) The Triumph of Bastet
(1x11) The City of Scribes
(1x12) The Devil of the Red Mountains
(1x13) The Golden Feather
(1x14) The Return of the Red Sphinx
(1x15)The White Egyptian
(1x16) Hathor's Harp
(1x17) The Forgotten Sarcophagus
(1x18) The Temple of Life
(1x19) The Revenge of Amon
(1x20) The Rebirth of the Child Pharaoh
(1x21) Tears of the Giants
(1x22) The Hieroglyph Child
(1x23) Keeper of the Three Gates
(1x24) The Black Pyramid (episode)
(1x25) The Mirror of Nebou
(1x26) The Second Flood of the Sacred River
(2x1) The Sacrilege of Papyrus
(2x2) Mika the Sorceress (episode)
(2x3) The Thirtieth Case of Senet Cursed
(2x4) Justice Thoueris
(2x5) The Awakening of Osiris
(2x6) White Baboon
(2x7) Stolen Country
(2x8) Four Chapels of Tutankhamun
(2x9) The Divine Potter
(2x10) Return Senkhet
(2x11) The Talisman of the Great Pyramid
(2x12) Yam
(2x13) Time of Discord
(2x14) Seven Knots of Horus
(2x15) Renunciation of Papyrus
(2x16) Nile Red
(2x17) The Sacred Crown of Wadjet
(2x18) Neferure (episode)
(2x19) Emissaries
(2x20) Princess Tiya
(2x21) Princess Star
(2x22) The Sacred Child of Ebla
(2x23) The Ished Tree
(2x24) The Djed Pillar
(2x25) The Trial of Papyrus
History of the RBS

## History

The RBS originally started out as and old, and large Generation Star Ship refitted for trade and cargo, and has since grown.
S.A.F.E. was founded by a large group of sole traders of various species, with the intention of creating an environment for fair and profitable trade, without the regulations of any one particular planet.
Together they purchased an old Generation Starship and had it repurposed. It was given an onboard AI to then travel automatically between the home planets of each S.A.F.E member, so each of them could trade with each other regularly for maximum profit. The AI was also designed to settle trade disputes since it was a unbiased third party.

Later, they decided to expand their operations to others outside of their partnership, travelling to planets and doing trade with any business that wanted a more profitable connection for exchanges. The RBS had it’s own taxes and regulations but was far more lenient than most planets, as well as allowing for illicit goods to be traded.
This operation continued for a long time, and S.A.F.E. grew, although members with shorter lifespans often came and went. As it grew, the RBS gained more crew, and soon, non-crew passengers. (Passengers that were not considered slave cargo or prisoners)
The ‘passengers’ started to operate out of the RBS itself, selling their goods and cargo at each stop rather than selling their good and cargo directly to SAFE. The RBS became more and more well known, and soon became a beacon for other spacecraft to stop by if it was passing through, and private businesses onboard started offering other services rather than just direct bulk cargo trade. Entertainment, ship refueling and repairs, tourism, legal services, etc. Just about anything one could find in any big city could be found on the RBS, and more.

SAFE gave themselves another title, The Administration Board of the RBS, and started allowing permanent residents on the RBS. After this point, the RBS became it’s own mobile megacity, well known throughout many parts of the universe as being one of the notable boiling pots of different cultures, and a great place to make a quick buck. Things have changed, but it still makes profit.

## About Generation Starships

A generation starship is a VERY large spacecraft designed to transport colonies long distances in space. Many civilizations developed these before FTL travel, in order to colonize new worlds without the colony dying out on the way. Generation Starships generally have all the accommodation and facilities necessary for a species to survive out in space, potentially forever and through multiple generations of the species.

## Naming the RBS

SAFE could not decide on a name for their Trade Vessel and after a very long discussion/argument over the matter they all agreed to turn to the AI for assistance in the matter. The AI came up with a new name that no member suggested, with the assurance it was the best possible choice since it was received equally among all the members, in that they all hated the name Really Big Ship. The shortened it to RBS and often try not to let Entities know what it stands for.
Loremkopf

Loremkopf ready to offer Merenre a spear.

Loremkopf is a recurring character in the series "*Papyrus*". He a high priest of Amon.

## History

In his first episode, Loremkopf appears in the history of the construction of a new temple of Amon, where he expresses his dissatisfaction in every possible way with the actions of Papyrus and Imhoutep, whom he considers ruthless upstarts. In The Hieroglyph Child, he falls under the influence of the treacherous engineer, Gur. However, when he learned about the betrayal of the latter, he immediately takes the side of Imhoutep and helps friends in the battle with Seth’s forces. His role increases as a secondary character, appearing in the second season more often.

He is in the monastery of Amon, ruled by Loremkopf, that the holy child of Ebla, the mysterious Amitis, takes refuge.

## Personality

Loremkopf is the high priest of Amon, and is the main high priest of the country. He has significant authority at the court of Pharaoh Merenre. He is pious, conservative, and scrupulous but somewhat arrogant towards those who do not belong to the priestly caste.

## Appearances

(1x22) The Hieroglyph Child

(2x1) The Sacrilege of Papyrus

(2x5) The Awakening of Osiris

(2x21) Princess Star

(2x22) The Sacred Child of Ebla

## External links

* https://papyrus2.ucoz.ru/index/serial/0-4
Mika the Sorceress (character)

## Mika the Sorceress

**Mika the Sorceress** is a character who first made her appearance in her eponymous episode. She was a sorceress of eternal youth.

## History

Mika is voluptuous, tall, and slender in appearance. Without the age-reversing power of Seth, however, she is an elderly woman. It is revealed that she worked for the god of chaos in order to remain young and beautiful forever, before sacrificing her life (presumably), as well as losing her nubility, for that of Theti's.

## Personality

Mika presents herself as a beautiful enchantress, a sorceress of eternal youth. Upon meeting Papyrus, he falls for her appealing charm to the point where he could not stop thinking about her. Although she slowly begins to develop feelings for him as they travel on together later in the episode. Papyrus and Mika’s relationship seemed to had helped build each other’s character.

Near the end of the episode, however, she was heartbroken upon hearing Papyrus already loved Théti, thus decides to save her life for him. Learning to love sincerely was her salvation.

## Relationships

### **Papyrus**

Papyrus’s relationship with Mika left an impact on her character. Upon meeting Papyrus, she initially uses her charm to lure him into a trap. Then, Mika will blatantly utilize her sex appeal when Papyrus is around, despite being fully aware of his concern for Théti. However, she gradually begins to develop sincere feelings for him, even going as far to renounce her association with Seth to save him when he nearly suffocated to death in Ombos. Her death later had an effect on Papyrus, leaving him down.

### **Théti**

Although they have not met, Mika expressed a displeasure towards Théti whenever her name is mentioned or referred to. But once Mika was aware that Papyrus already loved her, she decides to save Théti for him, shedding off her age reversal effect as a result. Although Théti is content that her life was saved by her.

## Trivia

* Mika is the first character in the series to have her name referenced in a given title. Others being Neferure and Tiya in Princess Tiya. Even Papyrus himself may not be an exception.
* There is a somewhat division on the subject matter regarding Mika’s true intention. It is possible that she originally wanted to save Horus to make up for her trickery and show proof of her redemption, or she really did wanted to save Théti for Papyrus out of love. Another theory being she chose to save Horus but quickly made a decision to save Théti as soon as she released the feather.

## Gallery

Mika makes her debut.Mika meets Papyrus.Mika assists Bebo.Mika ages as she runs to the altar.
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Irken

Irkens are on average small green humanoids with a highly unconventional, although successful and highly advanced civilization with aspirations for conquest. The Irken Empire has very little to nothing to do with the RBS, as they tend to stick to their Armada and the planets that they've conquered in their grand galactic conquest campaigns, Operation Impending Doom (Numbered as appropriate). They have very little desire for diplomacy and trading as they simply take what they want as the desire arises. Irken Invaders would be the most likely to be seen on their own, mingling with members of other races and species, but they very rarely leave the planets they've been assigned. Of course, there may, however, be one or two Irkens that have gone off of the reservation, so to speak.

http://zim.wikia.com/wiki/Irken

http://zim.wikia.com/wiki/Irken\_Biology
Cassandra

Cassandra, a regular ordinary run of the mill human with absolutely nothing to hide at all, no sir.

## Appearance

Humanoid. Has blonde dyed hair, cut short, and her skin is a little on the pale side from far too much makeup. Her eyes are green. She looks like a fairly normal female human in her mid-twenties. She's slim and actually very pretty despite how she presents herself.

Her outfit makes her look out of place though, having a 21st century outfit consisting of ripped denim shorts, a red flannel shirt opened up to reveal a white singlet underneath, and a green-backed baseball cap that has "Fuck Jersey" written across the white front, and thongs on her feat.

Oddly enough, scanners insist she's made of light.

## Personality

Cassandra is usually extremely nice, and very casual. Likes to keep to herself most of the time but absolutely cannot help getting involved if she thinks somone needs help. Gets nervous about certain topics and tries to avoid them quickly.
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Summer Night

An ambassador from the Bydo, a race composed entirely of an extra-dimensional weaponized biomass, Summer is but a small part of the entity, its singular goal to consume everything, learn everything, and become everything in the known universe.

Summer was once a skilled fighter pilot, corrupted by the Bydo, she has become a way into human controlled spaces. However, the shard that is her existence still contains her memories, her thoughts, her essence, and so, when given enough leeway, she prefers to do the things that she enjoyed in her former life: fly her ship (also a part of her, having been merged into her by the same Bydo infection that claimed her body), eat ice cream (both in the traditional and non-traditional manners), and enjoy time with friends (hopefully being able to learn from them... and maybe absorb their essence or at least, a bit of their DNA. Just a little!)

## Appearance

Summer is a tall, blonde humanoid in a grey flight suit. She is of somewhat exaggerated endowment, her form given the suggested but not practical form of a human woman. The right side of her body is generally coated in a black mass that occasionally produces yellow, glowing eyes or pulls back to reveal black cords of exposed muscle. Black veins run throughout her form, through her skin, hair and even through the suit itself. Her right arm is distorted into a wicked, clawed hand and her legs tend to possess defensive ridges and spines. She has yellow eyes that glow in the dark (along with the other secondary ones) and she has a pallid grey tone to her flesh, darkening on her lips which are large and plump.

At times her form may degenerate into any number of strange amorphous shapes, ranging from puddles of black goo, to collections of organs, both internal and external, to flowers or plants resembling overgrown genitalia, mouths or eyes. She can also produce shards or rods of metal from seemingly completely organic materials and can somehow increase and decrease her mass at will, growing immense or shrinking down to a very small space.

## Personality

Summer is a happy and somewhat perky creature, despite her natural inclination being to absorb material that she finds useful. She's naturally inquisitive and extremely athletic, though her disassociated nature does make her a bit spacy from time to time.

There are times when the Bydo collective seems to take her over, causing her to take on a distant, analytical tone or speak from more than one viewpoint. Otherwise, she tends to be very personable, and enjoys displaying physical affection for those she considers close.

## History

Currently all that is known is that Summer was a skilled fighter pilot whose craft was an advanced, interstellar fighter with a payload equivalent to a large battlecruiser. The nature and date of her assimilation are unclear.
Oucan

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## Personal Information

### Language

Basic (English)

A Miraluka Adventurer with terrible luck but great skill. Approximately standing at 5”8, the tanish individual normally travels the stars wearing his damaged brown duster and jeans. He lacks his own ship and often travels wherever he can find work. Often cheerful and optimistic if not foolish. Like other Miralukas, Oucan lacks eyes and sees with The Force.

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Papyrus (comic book)

Papyrus is a Belgian comic book series, created and illustrated by Lucien De Gieter. It was first published in 1974 in Spirou Magazine. In 2013, De Gieter announced the end of the series after the thirty-third album, that came out in 2015.

An animated series was released in 1998 based on the comics, followed by a video game released in 2000. The story is almost the same as the animated series; Papyrus is a simple fisherman until he was given a mission, armed with the Sword of Sobek, and to rescue Théti Chéri, daughter of Pharaoh Merenptah.

In September of 2022, the official Dolmen Editorial had announced a sixth volume of the series, with its release date currently pending.

## In Spirou

1. 1 The Sunken Mummy, 1974

2. The Traveller of the Fantastic, 1974

3. The Traveller of the Fantastic,1974

4. The Master of the Three Doors, 1976

5. The Faceless Colossus, 1977

6. The Tomb of Pharaoh, 1978-1979

7. The White Egyptian, 1980

8. The Four Fingers of the Moon God, 1982

9. The Revenge of the Ramesses, 1984

10. Imhotep's Metamorphosis, 1985

11. The Tears of the Giant, 1986

12. The Black Pyramid, 1987

13. Akhenaten, 1988

14. The Obelisk, 1989

15. The Labyrinth, 1990

16. Cyclops Island ,1991

17. The Hieroglyphic Child, 1992

18. The Lord of crocodiles, 1993

19. The Murdered Pharaoh, 1994

20. The Eye of D, 1995

21. The Evil Mummy, 1996

22. The Wrath of the Sphinx, 1997

23. The Pyramid Talisman, 1998

24. The Prisoner of Sekhmet, 1998-1999

25. The Odyssey of Papyrus, 2000

26. The Odyssey of Papyrus: The Purple Hand, 2001

27. The Mad Pharaoh, 2002

28. The Horus Mask, 2003

29. The Fury of Gods, 2004

30. The Children of Isis, 2005-2006

31. The Island of the Dead Queen, 2006-2007

32. The Oracle of Thot, 2008

33. New Year's Eve at the Museum (two pages), 2008

34. The Gold of the Pharaoh, 2009

35. The Taurus of Montou, 2012

36. Papyrus Pharaoh, 2015

## Albums

1. 1 The Sunken Mummy

2. The Master of the Three Doors

3. The Faceless Colossus

4. Pharaoh's Tomb

5. The White Egyptian

6. The Four Fingers of the Moon God

7. The Revenge of the Ramesses

8. The Metamorphosis of Imhotep

9. The Tears of the Giant

10. The Black Pyramid

11. The Cursed Pharaoh

12. The Obelisk

13. The Labyrinth

14. Cyclops Island

15. The Hieroglyphic Child

16. The Crocodile Lord

17. Tutankhamun the Murdered Pharaoh

18. The Eye of Ra

19. The Evil Mummy

20. The Wrath of the Great Sphinx

21. The Talisman of the Great Pyramid

22. Sekhmet Prisoner

23. The Trojan Horse

24. The Purple Hand

25. The Mad Pharaoh

26. The Horus Mask

27. The Fury of the Gods

28. The Children of Isis

29. The Island of the Dead Queen

30. The Oracle

31. Pharaoh's Gold

32. The Taurus of Montou

33. Papyrus Pharaoh
Mesimonptu

Also ‘Nesimontou’, is a character of the animated series, "*Papyrus*". He is the Grand Vizier of Egypt next to Pharaoh. Whenever Pharaoh is absent (usually gone for a pilgrimage), Mesimonptu is second in command.

## History

The vizier is the judge of the country after the pharaoh, and, judging by the reviews of the people, is a fair judge.

Mesimonptu is responsible for order in the country; he investigates criminal offenses, reports to the pharaoh about a certain situation, monitors the level of floods in the Nile, participates in international negotiations, and other important duties. Additionally, the plot mentions Mesimonptu has a niece, but she is not shown in the series.

## Trivia

* His French voice actor also provides for Bebo and Sobek.
* Out of all the characters, he has the most variety of how his name is spelled, depending on the dub; Mesimonptu, Nesimontou, Nezi-Montu, Nezimonthou, etc.

## Gallery

Mesimonptu arrests Ahmès.Mesimonptu with Papyrus and Théti in "Ished Tree".
## Appearances

(1x2) The Anger of the Moon God
(1x3) The Lord of the Crocodiles
(1x5) The Faceless Giant
(1x7) The Black Sun of Seth
(1x13) The Golden Feather
(1x16) Hathor's Harp
(1x18) The Temple of Life
(1x19) The Revenge of Amon
(1x21) Tears of the Giants
(1x22) The Hieroglyph Child
(1x23) Keeper of the Three Gates
(1x25) The Mirror of Nebou
(1x26) The Second Flood of the Sacred River
(2x1) The Sacrilege of Papyrus
(2x8) Four Chapels of Tutankhamun
(2x10) Return Senkhet
(2x12) Yam
(2x13) Time of Discord
(2x14) Seven Knots of Horus
(2x16) Nile Red
(2x18) Neferure (episode)
(2x21) Princess Star
(2x23) The Ished Tree
(2x24) The Djed Pillar

## References

1. ↑ https://papyrus2.ucoz.ru/index/nessemontu/0-106
Administration Board

The RBS is owned and run by a large group of entities from various species, known as the Administration Board, or AB for short. The only thing that really matters to the AB when it comes down to it, is profit.

Each member of the AB is equal, and are officially a partnership, every member being a sole trader working together for greater profit.

The AB decides everything, and are essentially the government of the RBS. Some would argue they are like a group of dictators, however they know that dictatorship is not profitable and try to avoid being seen as such.

Not many have seen members of the AB as they're not big on public appearances, spending most of their time on their private properties, up on Deck 3. Many of them are actually afraid of the public, since each member is highly valuable in monetary sense. They often use Auditors for their personal protection, not as body guards but as assassins if they suspect something from another entity.

 **OOC Note:** Information in this box is out of character and for the purpose of players rather than characters themselves.

Characters cannot be or become members of the Administration Board.

## Administration Board Room

The Administration Board conduct regular meetings every [time unit]. This is done in the Board Room, which while it is called that, is actually an entire building up on Deck 3. It's highly secure, and well protected.
Hapou

animated series)

Hapou (or "Apou") is the son of the late Amenope, a former royal architect of Pharaoh who preceded Imhoutep.

## Personality

Hapou is rather peculiar and strange, but according to Papyrus, he makes more sense than some. He is a simple-minded boy and speaks in third person, but he has the ability to relate with the gods, who also communicate through him.

Hapou’s child-like behavior tends to come off in a varied and unpredictable manner. He will be heard laughing maniacally, and was seen crawling up columns of the palace in one episode.

## Trivia

* According to the comics; during his studies in architecture, Amenope had a forbidden affair with a sacred dancer. This resulted in Hapou’s birth, and the subsequent death of the dancer. This event would had damaged Amenope's career and reputation, so he kept the whole thing under wrap and secretly raised him on his own. The secretiveness combined with work also made it difficult to raise him, resulting in Hapou’s lack of smarts.

## Gallery

Hapou lineart.Hapou in The City of the Scribes.Hapou sleeping.
## Appearances

(1x7)The Black Sun of Seth
(1x11) The City of Scribes
(1x22) The Hieroglyph Child
(1x26) The Second Flood of the Sacred River
(2x9) The Divine Potter
(2x12) Yam
(2x22) The Sacred Child of Ebla
Time Keeping

Time on the RBS was originally measured based on the rotation of the Torus, which of course rotated to simulate gravity in the space environment.

Despite the technology of artificial gravity generators having advanced throughout the universe and now used on the RBS, time is still measured based on the rotation if only by legacy.

## Measuring Time

* 1 tick = basic unit of time, can be divided into milliticks, nanoticks, etc
* 1 cycle (Cyc) = 100 ticks, time for station to rotate one segments distance
* 1 rotation (Rot) = 10 cycles, one complete rotation of the Torus
* 1 fiscal period/day (Fi-day) = 50 rotations, locked to an arbitrary standard, effectively a day
* 1 deciterm (DT) = 10 fiscal days, effectively a week
* 1 term = 10 DT/ 100 days, effectively similar to a  financial quarter
* 1 decaterm (dec) = 10 terms / 1000 fi-days, used similarly to a year
* 1 hectoterm (hecto) = 100 terms. A fairly long time. With new life expectancy, a human turning two hectos might experience a crisis akin to real humans turning 40

## Simulated Day/Night Conditions

The RBS spends half a Fiscal Day, every Fiscal Day, with public lighting systems set to a very low illumination, simulating a day/night cycle a planet might have.

The entire station experiences dimmed lighting in public areas, but still with sufficient enough lighting for most species to navigate walkways and find things such as Terminals.

The purpose of this simulation is not only for the sake of an atmosphere that helps entities psychologically when living in an artifical environment, but also for the benifit of nocturnal species, or species that simply prefer the dark for whatever reason.
Thysware

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Name: Thysware
Age: 23
Height: 2.6 meters
Skin: Pale Blue
Eyes: Amber
Hair: Silver

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## Appearance

Thysware is a 2.6 meter tall S'kytri with pale blue skin and, unlike any of his species, has permanent Amber eyes (Look to history for explanation.)  His shoulder length silver hair is often done up in a ponytail to prevent it from getting in his way.  His facial features are sharp and nicely chiseled, giving him a very handsome, rugged look.

## Personality

Thysware is a no-nonsense individual who's military lifestyle has left a permanent mark on his general personality.  Like many of his kind, he is extremely trusting and proud, but unlike most of his species he is incredibly quick to cause harm to others.  Justice is one of his virtues, even though sometimes law does not always coincide with justice and he is known to go against higher orders to save many lives.

## History

Thysware was bone on the planet Europ of two S'kytri, the mother dying from birthing difficulties and the father bringing the new born into the military where he was a Corporal.  Through out the next 18 years of his life, Thysware put all of his focus and determination in the military and quickly earned incredible respect from his peers.  However, during a reconnaissance mission on the planet Vrom-IIV, Thysware came in contact with a wild animal that had bitten him and injected a strange bacteria into his body.  Medical examinations proved to over look the unknown bacteria for two years until Thysware began to become more aggressive, hostile and even sadistic at times.  When he was medically examined again, a strange strand of bacteria called "Magritia" had began to recreate itself in his body and effect his mind.  However, that wasn't the only thing the bacteria was changing.  Due to a launch in adrenalin after being initiated into the 66th Dragoon Unit of the Planetary Defence Army and experiencing his first out of orbit drop, the bacteria seemed to change his eyes into a permanent amber color.  Fearing this would begin to degrade his body, medical professionals isolated the bacteria within his body and terminated it, but not before he was Discharged for disobeying an officer in a rescue mission and knocking out his commanding general.  He now hosts his own reality entertainment stream called "Ty Hard."  But he secretly wishes to return to doing something useful to sate the hunger for action and destruction.