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Harmony Swell

**Harmony Swell**is a guest character in*Contact* and *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Harmony Swell is a shopkeeper from Melodyland who becomes one of only three survivors of the *Chipper*disaster.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Harmony Swell made her only appearance in "Out of the Frying Pan" when she was pulled from the Bay of Toontown as one of three survivors of the *Chipper* disaster. She managed to convey to the Toons that the Cartonians had taken Piggy Pie.

### *Revolution*

Harmony returned in "Night of Shattered Stone" when she was evicted from her home by the foxes. An irate bystander, Horace Calves, viciously attacked a fox and killed him, sparking the eponymous Night of Shattered Stone.

## Trivia

* As Piggy Pie was not actually aboard the ship and Cale Metfin had managed to jump off, Harmony was truly the only survivor of the blast.
Phantine

**Phantine**, officially the **Kingdom of Phantine** and **Ufalme wa Phantine**, is a Kingdom of Cartonia, home to the elephant species.

Phantine is a landlocked Kingdom in the center-north of the continent. It is surrounded by Porcinia, Canis, Capricon, Simeone, and Ursus.

Elephants used to be a gigantic species but over time devolved to be much smaller in size, similar to their Cartonian counterparts. However, they remain the tallest and heaviest on average.

## Geography

Phantine is aptly suited for the elephant species, with a savanna biome in most areas. However, tropical evergreen forests are common in the north. Phantine is known for its agricultural industry and its emphasis on knowledge and remembrance. It is home to the Great Library of Phantine, the largest collection of books and information in Cartonia. Because of its rich history and culture, Phantine developed its own language, Olifaans, and uses it to name most of its communities.

## History

Phantine pledged allegiance to the Harmony Crown in the Year 1, thus uniting the Cartonian continent. It follows Cervidium and precedes Felexa in the rotation.

Unlike the majority of its fellow Kingdoms, Phantine does not use the titles of "King" or "Queen" in an official capacity. Instead, male leaders are known as Babar and females are Babarinas. These designations are used even in the case of a consort.

At the outbreak of the War in 708, Phantine declared neutrality. This changed in February 709 when Queen Vixen VII of Vulpus abolished the Harmony Crown. Phantine immediately joined the Granite Bloc alliance in opposition to the Vixen Queen.

Phantine was invaded and sieged in 721, with large phalanxes of Vulpine troops marching on the capital. The Castle in the Marshes was sieged for nine months before the foxes retreated. However, most of the defenders died from starvation, including Babar Waarheid. He was succeeded by his elder twin son, Nguvu Tatum.

Nguvu's reign was short, and marred by strife. The Castle in the Marshes was sieged twice more, and Nguvu was captured in the third. He was executed on live television by the foxes.

The occupation of Phantine was brutal, and much of the communities were leveled to desolate wastelands.

## Trivia

* Phantine is named after the adjective "elephantine."
* The flag of Phantine depicts an elephant head on the background of a blue sky and yellow marsh background.
* This nation does not use the title of "King" or "Queen" in an official capacity, though a Babar or Babarina could still be referred to as the King or Queen of Phantine.
* The title Babar is a reference the children's books *Babar the Elephant*. The female designation, Babarina is modeled after the title Tsarina.
* The Castle in the Marshes (Olifaans name Ngome Katika Mabwawa) is based on Chateau de la Mothe Chandeniers in France. It is an abandoned castle that, when photographed at the right angle, matches the author's mental image of the Castle in the Marshes. Its Olifaans name is "Castle in the Marshes" in Swahili.
* The capital, Nchi Ya Tembo, is Swahili for "Elephant Country" or "Land of the Elephants."
Tex Ewing

**Tex Ewing** is a guest character in *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Tex Ewing is a shopkeeper at the end of Pajama Place who agrees to allow his shop to be outfitted with an anti-Cog-building device.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Tex Ewing made his first appearance in "Countdown" when his shop was visited by Kilo Byte, Hyla Sensitive, and Eileen Irenic to have his building outfitted with a Cog-building repellant device. The device was tested in "Welcome to Toontown" and worked, much to everyone's delight.

## Character

### Namesake

Tex Ewing is based on the shopkeeper who owns Aramdillo Pillow Company on Pajama Place. His surname is based on the Ewing family in the TV show *Dallas* since his appearance is Texan in nature.
Vyzanna Vixen

**Vyzanna Vixen** is a guest character in *Revolution.*

In terms of the series narrative, Vyzanna Vixen is an elder sister of Vella Vixen, who usurped the throne from her mother and sisters. Before Vella took the crown, Vyzanna was the Crown Princess of Vulpus.

## Appearances

### *Revolution*

Vyzanna Vixen made her first appearance in "Aurora," when her youngest sister, Vella Vixen, returned to Vulpus as Queen. She had killed her mother in Toontown, much to Vyzanna's discontent. As the eldest daughter of Queen Vixen XXXI, Vyzanna should have inherited the throne over Vella. Vyzanna and her sisters confronted Vella in "Common Sense." Vella ultimately decided to eliminate the threat her sisters poised by having all three killed. Vyzanna awoke to find both Varinna and Vestia dead in her bed. Vella then attacked her from the shadows, killing her and her unborn child.

## Trivia

* Vyzanna's name follows the traditional "V" pattern for female Vixen royals.
Silly Sal

**Silly Sal**is a recurring character in *Justice.*

In terms of the series narrative, Sal is a shopkeeper on Loopy Lane who was violently converted into a Tog.

## Appearances

### *Justice*

Silly Sal made his first appearance in "Aftershock" when he and the other three Togs were led to Bossbot Headquarters where they stood beside the Chairman. Previously he was living on Loopy Lane when he was lured into Smokey Joe's converted Cog building and violently turned into a Tog using the Operation Sever machine. He appears again in "Out in the Darkness" seen taking orders from the Chairman.
In "Brawl of the Bossbots," **Silly Sal** burst into flames and died as a result of his botched Tog conversion. His body was thrown into the crypt in the Bossbot Clubhouse, found by the Toons in "Banners High."

## Character

### Namesake

Silly Sal is not a real NPC toon from Toontown and Toontown Rewritten, though a building bearing his name is. The ownerless building is located right near Smokey Joe's shop and would therefore be a likely home for an unsuspecting would-be Tog.
Ruba Curacaire

**Ruba Curacaire** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Ruba is the wife of Pserex Croix Psint-Annenburg-Volta during the War, until her marriage to him was annulled when Croix joined a silent monastic order.

## Appearances

### *War*

Ruba Curacaire debuted in "Too Close to the Sun" in the year 717, ten months after her marriage to Pserex Croix Psint-Annenburg-Volta. From the rich Curacaire family, her marriage was matched to bring fortune to the royal family and prestige to the Curacaires. Ruba's marriage was an unhappy one, as Croix did not treat her affectionately. In fact, they were not having sexual relations, a fact that Ruba confided to Lucia Psint-Annenburg-Volta, her sister-in-law. Lucia, hungry for the throne, spied on her brother and learned that Croix was having an affair with a chicken. Lucia blackmailed Croix and he fled the capital, joining a silent monastic order. Doing so automatically invalidated his marriage to Ruba, and she too left the capital.

## Character

### Namesake

Ruba Curacaire's name is a combination of the ABC islands: Aruba, Bonaire, and Curaçao.

## Trivia

* Ruba's tragic story was partially based on Diana, the Princess of Wales.
Ahab Ishmael

**Ahab Ishmael** is a guest character in *Rewritten*and recurring character in *Justice*.

In terms of the series narrative, Ahab succeeded Melville Jesop as leader of the Docks after his predecessor's death in the Final Battle. He later became a cantankerous member of the Council and an adversary of Eileen Irenic and the Toon Resistance.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Ahab Ishamel made his first appearance in the season finale, "Hell Bound," when he and the rest of the Toon Council were briefed by Alice Carver and Bradley Wolfe of the extent of the existing Cog Nation and Operation Sever. The power in Toontown Central was suddenly cut, as the Cogs had taken refuge in a Cog building on Loopy Lane, in which they housed the Tog conversion machine. The power source was so great that it was leeching from the Playground. Eileen Irenic, Piggy Pie, Dr. Kilo Byte, and Flippy Flopper volunteered to go. Ahab was silent when asked to go. Mortimer Myles and Paula Behr chastised Flippy for his actions prior to Exodus. Ahab was also angry. The Toons successfully took back the building and shut down Operation Sever.

### *Justice*

Ahab returned in "Aftershock" when he and the Toon Council discussed a plan of attack for a coordinated strike on Cog headquarters. He voted against a funeral for Flippy and received backlash from Eileen Irenic as a result. In "Out in the Darkness," Ahab accompanies his scuba team to the Bay as they dive in search of tunnels. The tunnels are indeed found. Ahab throughout the process exhibits great apathy and frustration toward Eileen.
On Election Night in "Voice to the Chorus," Ahab was voted out of office by a narrow margin, losing his reelection campaign to Barnacle Barbara. He later attempted to derail the inauguration by helping Mortimer Myles level a scandal against Constance Miller, but this action failed and he was subjected to a trial for his actions, though he and his accomplices settled out of court. Ahab attended the inauguration of his successors and was visibly livid at the proceedings.
In "Edicts of War," a scuba diver from the mission into the Bay revealed to Constance Miller that the tunnels do in fact lead south and the pictures taken reflect that. Ahab had hidden some of the pictures to prevent the Toon Resistance from escalating the situation. He was immediately arrested and imprisoned with the Togs. Alice Carver castigated him for his cowardice, though he shrugged her off. That same night, he committed suicide by hanging himself in his cell. The reaction to his death was mild, due to his unpopularity. He was given a simple funeral.

## Character

### Namesake

Ahab Ishmael is named after Captain Ahab from Moby Dick, who said "Call me Ishmael."

## Trivia

* Having only served eight months as Councillor, he has one of the shortest tenures of any Toon Council member.
Herb Clark

**Herb Clark** is a recurring character in *Rewritten*and *Justice,*and a guest character in *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Herb Clark is a member of the prominent Clark family and brother of Clerk Clara Clark. He is left behind in the Exodus when a Cog renders him sad. During the Final Battle, he was converted into a Toon/Cog hybrid, known as a Tog.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Herb Clark made his first appearance in "Rain" when he was attacked by Cogs on the day of Exodus. He went sad and was therefore left behind in the Exodus. He returned in "Cogs Can't Take a Joke" but was traumatized from his fight in the Final Battle. He assumed the role of Clerk of Gag Shop in the Gardens with his sister, Peaches.

In "Darkness on the Edge of Town," Herb Clark was revealed to be a mole and traitor to the Toons. Known as a Tog, Herb was a Cog/Toon hybrid and undetectable to Toons. He was funneling information to the Cogs since the Toons returned from Exodus. He was discovered to be a Tog in "Darkness on the Edge of Town," and imprisoned in "Clandestine." His conversion was briefly depicted in "Clandestine" and fully in "Heaven Found."

### *Justice*

Herb Clark remained imprisoned beneath Toon HQ for much of the season with the other 26 Togs. He and the others were whispering and mumbling together, as if in unison and perhaps communicating with the Cogs. As a result, Professor Drema Yawn used hypnosis to put them all to sleep.

Herb was cured in "Brawl of the Bossbots" when Slate Oldman injected him with a serum developed from all the gags melted down and mixed together. He was therefore the first Tog to be cured. He was reunited with his family in "By a Preponderance."

### *Contact*

Herb was chosen in "Song of the Siren" as one of the attendees on the inaugural cruise of the *Chipper*. He died in the ship's explosion in "Wistful Oceans."

## Character

### Namesake

Herb Clark is based on Clerk Herb, a Gag Shop Clerk in Daisy's Gardens in the game. In the game, he is a blue dog. Here, however, because he is a member of the Clark family, he was changed into a rabbit.

## Trivia

* Herb appeared more times in *Rewritten* than any other guest character, though remained only in the guest category. He was upgraded to recurring in the next season. He was retroactively made a recurring character for the first season.
Callum Clackmannan

**Callum Clackmannan** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Callum is the Royal Head of Household at Highland Castle during the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Callum debuted in "Two Moths Drawn to the Flame," shortly before the 719 Granite Bloc summit at Highland Castle. Callum met Hamish McRory, a young unemployed man seeking a job at the Castle with a recommendation from a noble lady. Callum was impressed by Hamish and offered him the position of valet to King Bentley II, which Hamish accepted. Callum then trained Hamish until he could take full service to the King.

At the fall of Canis on November 11, 725, Callum savored a drink with Hamish McRory. He waited for the end as foxes took Highland Castle. A telegram arrived from Diana Loudoun heralding the collapse of the Vulpus Dam and death of the Vixen Queen. Hamish took the telegram to Bentley II.

Callum's fate is unknown.

## Character

### Namesake

Callum's first name was chosen for its Scottish origin, as well as his surname. Clackmannan comes from Clackmannanshire, a constituency in Scotland.

## Trivia

* Callum is partially inspired by Mr. Carson, the butler of *Downton Abbey*.
Linda Lawla

**Linda Lawla**is a recurring character in *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Linda Lawla is the Deputy of Dreamland and works closely with the Toon Patrol.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Linda Lawla made her first appearance in "They Came From the North." As the Deputy from the Dreamland, Linda was put in charge of overseeing Evelyn Quin during her incarceration as one of the six Cartonians to arrive from the Kingdoms. During a conversation with the rest of the Toon Patrol Deputies in "Equinox," they agreed to keep the Cartonians imprisoned for the time being. In "Countdown," Linda participated in a battle between Cashbots and the Toon Resistance in a staged attempt to eliminate Cogs and placate the restless Cashbots.

In "Welcome to Toontown," Linda oversaw the release of her prisoner, Rook James, and his transition to the house arrest program under Eileen Irenic.

## Character

### Namesake

Linda Lawla is based on Lawful Linda, an NPC who owns Wynken, Blynken, and Nod: Attorneys at Law on Pajama Place in Donald's Dreamland. Producers chose her to be deputy because of "law" in her name.
Soggy Bottom

**Soggy Bottom** is a recurring character in *Rewritten*and *Justice*. She also made a guest appearance in *Contact.*

In terms of the series narrative, Soggy Bottom is a shopkeeper in the Gardens and friend of Violet Vance. She is later kidnapped by the Sellbot Vice President and converted into a Tog.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Soggy Bottom made her first appearance in "Doomsday" when she sold a bicycle to Violet Vance, her friend, out of her shop, Petal Pusher Bicycles. She expressed fear at the upcoming evacuation and Violet agreed to walk with her to calm her nerves. At that moment, a Cog took over Soggy's shop and the mega invasion began. Soggy and Violet escaped as the Cog buildings descended along Elm Street. They retreated into the Playground in "Rain" where together they escaped the attacking Cogs. Three years later, Soggy returned with the other Toons to Toontown.

Soggy Bottom was kidnapped in "Six Little Pigs" while walking back home alone from her knitting circle. The Sellbots took her to Sellbot HQ and locked her in the same cage that had previously housed Detective Lima Benn and Dr. Kilo Byte. Soggy resolved to be strong like her friend, Violet, and was ultimately rescued at the end of the episode by the Toon Resistance. However, her behavior seemed to have changed, and Eileen Irenic became suspicious of her. It is revealed in "Clandestine" that Soggy Bottom was converted into a Toon/Cog hybrid, known as a Tog, during her time in Sellbot Headquarters, depicted in "Hell Bound." She was arrested and imprisoned beneath Toon Headquarters.

### *Justice*

Soggy briefly appeared in "Out in the Darkness" alongside the other 26 Togs beneath Toon HQ. She and the Togs were muttering in Cogspeak in unison. Soggy remained imprisoned beneath Toon HQ for much of the season. She and the others were whispering and mumbling together, as if in unison and perhaps communicating with the Cogs. As a result, Professor Drema Yawn used hypnosis to put them all to sleep in "Edicts of War." She was cured in "By a Preponderance" when Slate Oldman, Pete Ingalls, and Dr. Artery designed and surgically inserted a new heart. She woke up to her good friend, Violet Vance, by her side.

### *Contact*

Soggy made a brief final appearance in "They Came From the North" as she watched Doctor and Smokey Joe undergo surgery to restore their toonity.

## Character

### Namesake

Soggy Bottom is a real NPC toon from Toontown and Toontown Rewritten. In the game, Soggy is male, unlike his Storytime counterpart. The NPC's appearance is reflected here.

## Trivia

* Soggy Bottom was originally only a guest character, but after her third appearance in "Six Little Pigs," she was upgraded to recurring status.
Geneva George

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**Geneva George** is a recurring character in *Rewritten*.

In terms of the series narrative, Geneva George is a theatre owner in Toontown Central who is friends with Clan Destine.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Geneva George made her first appearance in "Evil Incarnate (Part 2)" in the final scene when she was visited by Clan Destine. He informed her of what was happening in Toontown, including the discovery of Alice Carver's body and Chipper Acres. Geneva was appalled that Clan Destine was unravelling a plan they had so carefully laid out. Clan presented her with a missing page from Dr. Molecule's diary and told her to either hide it or destroy it.

Geneva returned in "Doctor Who?" when she and Clan Destine met at night in Toontown Central. Clan told her of his meeting with Doctor and that he was tempted to share information with the Toon Resistance. Geneva convinced him not to, as she did not trust the government. Geneva had not destroyed the missing page from Dr. Molecule's journal, saying she could not because she wanted to one day turn it over to the Toon Resistance. She then confessed her love for Clan Destine, bonded by unspoken atrocities committed by Dr. Adam Molecule.
Mizzie Mercury

**Mizzie Mercury**is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Mizzie Mercury is the daughter of Ham Mercury, the first leader of the Republic of Simeone. She later became a founder of Toontown. She is the ancestress of Alice Carver.

## Appearances

### *War*

Mizzie made her first appearance in "Lest We Forget." In 716, Mallardia and Willie were both captured by Vulpus and the Summer Sun. Simeone became a safe haven for refugees, and the survivors of the Mallard and Mus royal families were housed in Vinesteeple. Mizzie was present with her father when the families arrived. She later attended the joint-coronation of Bella Mallard and Daisy Mus as Queen Swan XXI and Queen Daisy.

In 725, Mizzie's father converted Simeone back into a monarchy. In "The Good Must Associate," Mizzie was selected as a passenger on the expedition south, due to her status as heir to the throne of Simeone. She was shepherded across occupied Phantine to Canis, where she attended the orientation on what to expect on the journey.

Mizzie settled Toontown in "Until I Die." The "Epilogue" revealed that she later established the Museum of Toontown.

## Character

### Namesake

Mizzie's name is based around her father's, Ham, which comes from Ham the Chimpanzee, the first hominid launched into space. Ham was aboard the Mercury-Redstone 2 mission in 1961. Project Mercury, the first American space program, supplies Ham and Mizzie's surname in Storytime. Mizzie's first name is unrelated.

## Trivia

* Mizzie is first mentioned in "Song of the Siren" when she is revealed as the once-heir to Simeone. Her lineage and linkage to Alice Carver is discussed in "Out of the Frying Pan."
Bovo

**Bovo**, officially the **Kingdom of Bovo**, was a Kingdom of Cartonia, home to the cow species. It was absorbed into Cervidium in 725.

The easternmost nation in pre-War Cartonia, Bovo jutted into the Eastern Ocean and was reputable for its Cape of Bovo. It bordered Canis to the north, Capricon to the west, and Leprolia to the south.

## Geography

Bovo was predominantly covered in plains for grazing, and was relatively flat. The major exception was around the Cape of Bovo and its cove, which was a popular tourist destination for cows before the War.

## History

Bovo pledged allegiance to the Harmony Crown in the Year 1, thus uniting the Cartonian continent. It precedes Capricon and succeeds Equine Isle in the rotation.

At the outbreak of the War in 708, Bovo declared neutrality. This changed in February 709 when Queen Vixen VII of Vulpus abolished the Harmony Crown. Bovo immediately joined the Granite Bloc alliance in opposition to the Vixen Queen.

For the majority of the War, Bovo avoided battles on its own soil. Cows were primarily stationed in occupied Capricon, Leprolia, and Phantine. King Octavio VI led the nation through the first 15 years of war, until he was assassinated in 723 by anti-royalist radicals infuriated over his wartime policies. Octavio was succeeded by his eldest son, Clarence II.

Bovo fell in April 725 when the deer captured Boso Bovo and Checkerhall. Clarence was forced to surrender to Stag Barrow, but it did not spare his life. Clarence and his Queen were both hung from the balcony of Checkerhall in front of the masses. The monarchy ceased to exist, and Bovo was absorbed into the Union of Cervidian Centralized States. After the Union collapsed, Bovo remained a part of Cervidium.

## Trivia

* Bovo is named after the collateral adjective for cows: "bovine."
* The flag of Bovo is a simple white and black stripe to highlight the standard black-and-white color of cows.
* Checkerhall is a black-and-white version of Catherine Palace in Russia. Thus, it is checkered.
* Despite the nation being for cows, this does not mean that all its occupants are female. Storytime makes no distinction between male bulls and female cows.
* Bovo plays a significant role in the Toontown storyline, as Clarabelle Cow desperately attempts to return to Bovo in order to procreate.
Dane Mastiff

**Sentinel Dane Mastiff** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Dane Mastiff is King Bentley II's Sentinel during the War, and head of the Highland Castle security team. He later became a Founder of Toontown.

## Appearances

### *War*

Dane Mastiff debuted in the fourth season episode, "Remnants of the People." The War Plague had ravaged Cartonia, but Dane's focus was on an investigation into charges that a conspiracy existed to assassinate Victoria Vixen, and that conspirators resided in Canis. Dane and Maximilian Walters interrogated Scott Wells, a secretary, who revealed that Queen Libby Connelly had gone to Vulpus in the weeks before the assassination. The conspiracy was uncovered, and Bentley II confronted is mother. Dane forcibly removed the former Queen from the castle as she was sent into banishment.

Dane was selected as a passenger on the expedition to leave Cartonia, and joined the passengers south on November 3, 725, in "Bless My Homeland." When the group reached the Vulpus Dam on November 11, he led the storming party of the Vulpus Dam, bringing it under passenger control. He saved numerous lives by breaking the chains holding the waste receptacle to the dock, allowing it to break free and float into the Dam Basin. He also saved Thumper Connelly from death. When the Vulpus Dam collapsed, Dane sailed out of Cartonia on the flood.

Dane was instrumental in the wandering year through the Expanse in "Until I Die," taking command of supply rationing. Dane helped settle Toontown, and was later elected as the second Chief of the Toon Patrol. He married Monica Oll in the first interspecies marriage on town soil.

## Character

### Namesake

Dane Mastiff's names are both breeds of dogs: Great Danes and English Mastiffs. Both are large breeds, aligning with Dane's imposing size.
Commandant Weiss

**Commandant Weiss** is a guest character in *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Commandant Weiss is the leader of Camp 17 on Eusuchia Island, overseeing the final extinction camp for the crocodiles.

## Appearances

### *Revolution*

Commandant Weiss made his only appearance in "All the Queen's Men" when Skulksmarshall Rook James arrived on the island unaware of the impending event. He had been invited by the Free, but the foxes believed Queen Vella had sent him. Rook watched the final extinction of the crocodiles and left the island, leaving the Commandant and his staff uncertain as to what had just transpired.

## Trivia

* Commandant Weiss is named after Martin Weiss, the Commandant for the Dachau concentration camp during the Nazi era.
Paul Pickaxe

**Paul Pickaxe**is a recurring character in *Contact* and guest character in *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Paul Pickaxe is the Deputy of the Brrrgh and works closely with the Toon Patrol.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Paul Pickaxe made his first appearance in "They Came From the North." As the Deputy from the Brrrgh, Paul was put in charge of overseeing Evelyn Quin during her incarceration as one of the six Cartonians to arrive from the Kingdoms. During a conversation with the rest of the Toon Patrol Deputies in "Equinox," they agreed to keep the Cartonians imprisoned for the time being. He regarded his prisoner, Evelyn, with disdain and fear. In "Outlanders," he allowed Slate Oldman to speak to her, a conversation that revealed Evelyn and her sister Cale MetfinBioFreaks.

In "Truth Will Out," Paul ran into Slate Oldman and Evelyn Quin on Polar Place. He invited them both to his apartment for hot chocolate. During this social event, the entirety of Polar Place turned grey in a Lawbot attack, rendering Paul and Slate sad. Evelyn called for help. The Toons came to Paul's rescue in "Revenge of the Lawbots," revealing that the entirety of the Brrrgh was turning grey. Paul was tooned up, and was present for the decision to infuse rain clouds with gags and dump water over Toontown to reverse the greyness.

### *Revolution*

Paul returned in "Common Sense" when he and Aleck Harding watched the construction of the Vulpine communications tower in the Brrrgh.

## Character

### Namesake

Paul Pickaxe is based on an NPC of the same name who owns The Shovel Hovel on Polar Place.
Cottontail X

**King Cottontail X,** born **Sterling Oldman,**is a main character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Sterling Oldman is the last King of Leprolia, reigning during the final years of the War until his abdication. Before becoming King, he was formerly the Crown Prince of Leprolia.

## Appearances

### *War*

Sterling Oldman debuted in "Suddenly the Skies Darkened*."* As the eldest son of Cottontail IX, he was the heir apparent and Crown Prince. In November 709, Leprolia was at war with the Summer Sun. After Gallix was invaded by its allies and Poultrus III was killed, the remaining members of the Petukinau royal family sought refuge in Leprolia. Sterling, along with his younger brother Sterling Oldman and father King Cottontail IX, made the decision not to harbor the Petukinaus for fear of extreme retribution from the warring states. They had the Petukinaus killed quietly and shipped back to the Summer Sun.

Sterling and his father were horrified to hear of the 716 executions of Swan XX and Mickey XI in "Lest We Forget."

By 719, Cottontail IX was ill and ailing. Sterling had taken over most of his father's duties, and attended the 719 Granite Bloc summit in "Two Moths Drawn to the Flame" in his father's place. He was the only non-ruler to lead a country's delegation at that summit.

On March 13, 721, King Cottontail IX died. Sterling succeeded to the fracturing throne of Leprolia as **King Cottontail X**.

Cottontail's tenure as King was short-lived. Leprolia rapidly suffered major military defeats. In "No Matter What," on February 2, 723, Cottontail negotiated terms of Leprolian surrender, which essentially were unconditional with the one privilege of allowing the royal Oldman family to escape to Canis. Cottontail, now merely **Sterling Oldman** again, fled to Canis as Leprolia came under Summer Sun occupation.

In 725, Sterling and his family were selected as passengers on the expedition south. In "The Good Must Associate," Sterling was seen packing with his family. They left Canis in "Bless My Homeland," reaching the Vulpus Dam on November 11, 725. Sterling and his son, Grayson Oldman, boarded one of the waste receptacles, but it was obliterated by a Vulpine bazooka strike. Sterling and his son both died, but his brother and nephew escaped Cartonia on the flood.

## Character

### Namesake

Sterling's name is a shade of blue, just like the other members of his family.
Marley Mus

**Crown Princess Marley Mus** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Marley is the Crown Princess of Willie during the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Marley made her only appearance in "Lest We Forget" during the 716 fall of Willie. Marley, her husband Mitch Mus, her five children, and her in-laws the King and Queen attempted to flee to Canis, but were captured by foxes in Capricon. The Mus royal family was imprisoned in the House of Intended Design in Yefoxerinburg, Vulpus. There, they were all slaughtered by the foxes.

## Character

### Namesake

Marley's name was only chosen because it started with an M. She was partially based on Empress Alexandra of Russia, though she shared this basis with Minnie Mus.
Lucy Tires

**Lucy Tires**is a recurring character in *Justice.*

In terms of the series narrative, Lucy is a shopkeeper on Loopy Lane who was violently converted into a Tog.

## Appearances

### *Justice*

Lucy Tires made her first appearance in "Aftershock" when she and the other three Togs are led to Bossbot Headquarters where they stood beside the Chairman. Previously she was living on Loopy Lane when she was lured into Smokey Joe's converted Cog building and violently turned into a Tog using the Operation Sever machine. She appears again in "Out in the Darkness" seen taking orders from the Chairman.
In "Brawl of the Bossbots," Silly Sal burst into flames and died as a result of his botched Tog conversion. A similar fate was predicted for the other three Togs. Lucy would die in "By a Preponderance." Her body was dumped in the crypt in the Bossbot Clubhouse, found by the Toons in "Banners High."

## Character

### Namesake

Lucy Tires is a real NPC toon from Toontown and Toontown Rewritten. Her appearance is reflected here. Her building is called Crack Up Auto Repair and is located on Loopy Lane.
Albion Mallard

**Prince Albion Mallard**is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Albion is a Prince of Mallardia during the War. He is the cousin of King Swan XX and Queen Swan XXI. He eventually became a Founder of Toontown.

## Appearances

### *War*

Albion Mallard debuted in "The Lamps Are Going Out" alongside his brother, Prince Bosworth Mallard, who both opposed their father, Richard Mallard, in his attempt to seize the throne from their cousin, King Swan XX. Both publicly asserted Swan's legitimate right to the throne and rejected their father's fabricated claim.

Mallardia fell to Vulpus in 716. Beakfield Manor was sieged in "Lest We Forget," sending Albion and his family fleeing north to Willie, and then to Simeone. At Vinesteeple, Albion attended the hasty coronation of his cousin, Bella Mallard, as Queen Swan XXI.

Albion escaped Cartonia with his family in "Bless My Homeland" and wandered the Expanse for a year in "Until I Die." Albion and his brother Bosworth ran into a colony of foxes led by Oster. They were shepherded over the Unforgiving Mountains and eventually reached the site that would become Toontown. The Beckers settled in Sealand, and remained active in political life for years.

## Character

### Namesake

Albion's name comes from Ambion Field, the site of the Battle of Bosworth Field that deposed King Richard III of England. As Albion is the son of Richard Mallard, who is partially based on Richard III, this name was chosen.

Albion's surname is derived from Mallard ducks.
Henrietta Petukinau

**Princess Henrietta Petukinau** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Henrietta Petukinau is the Crown Princess of Gallix during the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Henrietta Petukinau made her sole appearance in "Suddenly the Skies Darkened" after the 709 invasion of Gallix. As Crown Princess, she was present at her father, Poultrus III's, public apology to the Summer Sun. The apology was a trap, and the King was executed. Henrietta and her mother were executed directly after. As a result, the monarchy was dissolved and Gallix was split between Vulpus and Cervidium.

## Character

### Namesake

Henrietta's name is derived from the word "hen," just as her mother Henna. Her surname, Petukinau, is based on the Russian word "петух" (petukh) for rooster.
Jakob Jäger

**Jakob Jäger** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Jakob Jäger is a Commander of the Vulpine Army. In 716, he was stationed at the House of Intended Design in Yefoxerinburg, where he oversaw the imprisonment and execution of the Mus Royal Family.

## Appearances

### *War*

Jakob Jäger made his only appearance in "Lest We Forget" during the 716 imprisonment of the Mus Royal Family in Yefoxerinburg. Their prison was a specific structure known as the House of Intended Design. Jakob was the commander overseeing their imprisonment. He was disgusted with the royals, especially King Mickey XI. On the night of July 17, 716, Jakob and his soldiers opened fire on the royals as they posed for a photograph. Pictures of the bodies rapidly circulated Cartonia.

## Character

### Namesake

Jakob Jäger's surname means "hunter" in German. He is based on Yakov Yurovsky, the chief executioner of the Romanov Imperial Family in July 1918. The House of Intended Design is modeled after the House of Special Purpose.
Lyev Vremyado

**Lyev Vremyado** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Lyev Vremyado is a chicken living in the state of West Gallix, occupied by Cervidium.

## Appearances

### *War*

Lyev Vremyado made his only appearance in "In the Meadows of Sorrow" during a family dinner in 725 with his children and wife in Gorod, West Gallix. He was a steel laborer, and his job was maintained after the Cervidian takeover in 709. His wife, Olga, lost her job but managed to find employment in the new world. The most drastic change from the occupation was with their children. Both the Vremyado children, Lennon and Alix were raised to be indoctrinated citizens of Cervidium. The use of the Galligasque language was banned, and Lyev was repressed along with the rest of his species. During a family dinner on May 21, 725, Lennon accidentally injured Alix during a passionate recounting of his experiences as a soldier in the Cervidian army, revealing her supernatural power to heal herself. Lennon accused Alix of copulating with another species, not realizing that she had fallen victim to one of the Cervidian experiments, and tried to kill her. Lennon decapitated Alix in the struggle between all four family members. As Lennon turned on his parents, Olga shot him. The police arrived at the scene, but Olga and Lyev did not wish to go to prison, and together jumped from the balcony of their 19th story apartment.

## Character

### Namesake

Lyev Vremyado is named after Leo Tolstoy, whose Russian name is pronounced "Lyev." His surname is Russian for "time before." His name is to evoke the era before the War and the Cervidian takeover.
Porcinia

**Porcinia**, officially the **Kingdom of Porcinia**, was a Kingdom of Cartonia, home to the pig species. It suffered defeat in the War and was divided between Psittancyna and Vulpus.

Porcinia was located in the north, bordering Psittancyna to the north, Ursus to the west, Phantine to the southwest, and Canis to the southeast. It was also on the waters of the Eastern Ocean.

## Geography

As a northern nation, Porcinia was prone to cooler climates. Harsh winters were common, but the inhabiting species was resilient against these changes. The Cartonian River broke off into the Boar's Head, which flowed through Porcinia into the Terrier River.

## History

    Porcinia pledged allegiance to the Harmony Crown in the Year 1, thus uniting the Cartonian continent. It follows Psittancyna and precedes Ursus in the rotation.

At the outbreak of the War in 708, Porcinia declared neutrality. After the Vixen Queen abolished the Harmony Crown in February 709, eight further nations rushed into the conflict. Despite this, Porcinia and its ally Ursus maintained their neutralities. Their neutrality was challenged after the November 709 execution of the Galligasque Royal Family, but it held. However, after Vulpus murdered Ana III of Simeone, a neutral monarch and a child, Porcinia could stay silent no longer and joined the Granite Bloc in January 710.

By 717, the trenches of Porcinia were overwhelmed by parrots. The trespassing on Porcinian soil forced King Bacon to issue a mandatory evacuation to northern communities. 20 resettlement camps were constructed in the south of the country near Canis, and thousands of pigs were shuttled there to prevent civilian slaughter.

Porcinia was nearly defeated by the autumn of 725. Sowtown was surrounded by Psittancynesian forces. Bacon IV signed a proclamation naming Diana Loudoun, his distant cousin, as heir to the throne. He ordered the liberation of O Camp, where she was a refugee, and thus the Porcinian royal family was preserved when the Loudouns joined a secret expedition out of Cartonia.

Porcinia surrendered in November 725. King Bacon, Queen Roseanna, Bake Hamleigh, and other members of the royal family were executed. The territory was divided between Psittancyna and Vulpus.

## Trivia

* Porcinia is named after the collateral adjective for pigs: "porcine." This also gives rise to the nation's demonym.
* The flag of Porcinia consists of dark pink stripes on a lighter pink field. Each stripe represents a different subspecies of pigs that lives in Porcinia.
* The capital of Sowtown is named after a word for pigs: a sow.
* The Pink Palace is based on Buckingham Palace in London, UK.
Paula Peapod

**Paula Peapod**is a guest character in *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Paula is the owner of a restaurant on Elm Street that played host to a very important dinner.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Paula Peapod made her only appearance in "Song of the Siren" when her restaurant played host to the Toon Council and the Cartonians for a collaborative dinner. At this dinner, the Cartonians suggested the Toon Council host dinner cruises to reward the Toons for their victory over the Cogs.

## Character

### Namesake

Paula Peapod is based on the NPC, who owns the Peas and Qs Restaurant on Elm Street.
Master of the Commons

The **Master of the Commons**is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, the Master of the Commons is the head of the Commons Council in Canis during the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

The Master of the Commons debuted in "Winter of Discontent" at the wartime coronation of King Bentley II on February 11, 708. He initiated the proceedings as the leader of the Commons Council.

Ten years later in "Something Wicked," the Master presided over the debate to overturn interspecies marriage in Canis. The Commons chose to adopt such a measure, and the Master signed it into law.

## Character

### Namesake

The Master of the Commons' name is never given.
Alexander Petukinau

**Prince Alexander Petukinau** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Alexander is the brother of King Poultrus III of Gallix during the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Alexander made his sole appearance in "Suddenly the Skies Darkened." Though his home nation of Gallix had declared neutrality, his brother Poultrus III entered a reluctant alliance with the Summer Sun in the summer of 709. The alliance had been brokered for protection, but soon the Summer Sun turned on them and issued a harsh conscription notice. Poultrus feared widespread death and conspired to send his troops to seek protection with the Granite Bloc. Poultrus was weary of potential retribution from the two leaders of the Summer Sun: Vulpus and Cervidium. Alexander and his family was sent to Felexa for safekeeping. The plot was indeed discovered, resulting in an invasion of Gallix. Poultrus was forced to abdicate and issue a public apology. However, the Vixen Queen executed Poultrus on live television. His wife and daughter were killed too, leaving Alexander as heir to the throne. Queen Roxanne II of Felexa was ordered to repatriate Alexander and his family to occupied Gallix. This would mean certain death for Alexander, despite his issuance of a doctrine rejecting the throne. Madonna Jacquetta Lazoy and Prince Lionel Lazoy secretly defied the Queen's orders and spirited the Petukinaus out of Talonclaw Castle. They were sent to Leprolia for exile. Unfortunately, Leprolia's King Cottontail IX was warned by Cervidium that harboring the fugitive royal family would result in an invasion and a prioritization of Leprolian defeat in the Summer Sun agenda. Upon arrival at Burrow Court Palace, the Petukinaus were warmly welcomed by King Cottontail. That night, as they slept, the family was quietly killed. Their bodies were shipped to Cervidium in the morning.

## Character

### Namesake

Alexander is named after and partially based on Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovich Romanov, who was named as Nicholas's successor after his abdication in 1917. Michael was in some places proclaimed as Tsar Michael II, but he rejected the title. He was arrested and executed during the Russian Revolution.
Redgar Klaus

**Redgar Klaus**is a supporting character in *War.*He first appeared as a guest character in "Hollow Crown."

In terms of the series narrative, Redgar Klaus is the Martial of Vulpus to Queen Vixen VII during opening years of the War.

## Appearances

### "Hollow Crown"

Redgar Klaus made his debut appearance briefly in "Hollow Crown" when, in 701, the Vixen Queen and her two daughters (Veronica and Vina) came to inspect troops illegally amassed at the southern border. As Martial of Vulpus, he guided her through the battalion.

### *War*

Redgar returned in "Winter of Discontent" at the War's beginning in 708. As Martial, he was in charge of commanding the Vulpine armies. Queen Vixen VII ordered him to pursue a ruthless policy of warfare.

Redgar led troops through Mallardia in "Remnants of the People" despite the ongoing War Plague in 713. He captured Castle Severn, stronghold of Prince Richard Mallard. However, the castle was heavily infected with the Plague, and Redgar died from the virus days later.

## Character

### Namesake

Redgar Klaus's first and last names are both meant to sound German, as many elements of Vulpus were inspired by Nazi Germany and the German Empire.
Thomas Mallard

**Prince Thomas Mallard,**later **Thomas Becker,** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Thomas is a Prince of Mallardia during the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Thomas Mallard made his first appearance in "Lest We Forget" during the 716 fall of Mallardia. Beakfield Manor was sieged in "Lest We Forget," sending young Thomas and his family fleeing north to Willie, and then to Simeone. At Vinesteeple, Thomas attended the hasty coronation of his cousin, Bella Mallard, as Queen Swan XXI.

Thomas escaped the collapse of the Vulpus Dam and helped settle Toontown in "Until I Die."

## Character

### Namesake

Thomas's surname is derived from Mallard ducks. His first name is random.

## Trivia

* Thomas is the only member of his grandfather's line to not have a name relating to the Wars of the Roses.
Vicar of Heaven

**The Vicar of Heaven** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, the Vicar of Heaven is a council member of Eusuchia, priest, and head of the Eusuchian religion.

## Appearances

### *War*

The Vicar of Heaven made his only appearance in "Remnants of the People" at the funeral of Tut and Seti Hotep in 713. Both young Princes had died of the War Plague. The Vicar, as head of the Eusuchian religion, conducted the benediction and prayer in the Valley of the Beloved.

The Vicar returned in "Never Trust a Fox" during the invasion of Eusuchia. The Vicar hid in Sobek City and helped coordinate the preservation of artifacts and objects of cultural importance to prevent the foxes from destroying Eusuchia's history during the inevitable occupation. The Vicar was instructed by Farress Nilia to burn the bodies of her two deceased sons to afford them the dignity she feared would be taken if the foxes annexed the territory. The Vicar obliged and soon thereafter the city was set upon by the invading foxes. The Vicar died in the Battle of Eusuchia.

## Trivia

* The Vicar of Heaven is the first character introduced to be the head of a religion, or openly involved in any religion.
* The Vicar of Heaven was originally meant to be a one-off guest character in "Remnants of the People" but a scene with him was added in "Never Trust a Fox," bumping him from guest to supporting status.
Ub Cow

**Ubert "Ub" Cow**is a guest character in *Justice.*

In terms of the series narrative, Ub Cow is the father of Clarabelle Cow and one of the last cows in Toontown.

## Appearances

### *Justice*

Ub made his only appearance in "The Last Cow" in a series of flashbacks to his daughter, Clarabelle's, youth. Ub and his wife, Elvia, were two of the last cows in Toontown and married. Though overcome with grief at being the last, they conceived a child whom they named Clarabelle. However, their grief did not subside with their new bundle of joy and instead they felt even worse, knowing that Clarabelle would grow up with a lifetime of pain. Their cumulative sadness ultimately contributed to their early deaths from depression.
Ub had a close relationship with Pete Ingalls's father, and subsequently was close with Pete himself. He confided in Pete after Clarabelle learned the truth of her predicament that she is more delicate than ever and needed to be handled with care. Clarabelle would go on to betray Toontown for the Cogs in an attempt to have a cow child of her own.

## Trivia

* Ub is named after Ub Iwerks, a famous animator who reputably created numerous cartoons for the early Walt Disney Company. Among his creations was Clarabelle Cow.