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Automatia

**Automatia** was the dimension adopted as a home by the Order of the Automata, acting as a refuge for liberated robots of all types from across the Multiverse. Its ground was “extremely metallic”.

Automatia originally gained its independence when the Ancient One, the Order's founder, defeated the Salamandyrs in the First Great War, though he was destroyed in a surprise attack at the extreme end of the War, whereupon his soul ended up in “the Underworld”. Many years later, the Salamandyr War Fleet returned and subjugated Automatia, and the Ancient One was unable to enact his planned resurrection in time to stop them due to “traffic in the Underworld [being] crazy”. However, they were stopped by Marksmanship-522. Many of the rank-and-file Salamandyrs were happy enough to leave “this rustbucket”, liking their own dimension much better. (PROSE: *Peace and Quiet*) The captain subsequently gave the resurrected Ancient One a tour of Automatia to show him how it had changed. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)
Bantha

**Bantha** milk was one of the drinks served at the *Barbelith Baristas* in the Bohemian District of Interstitial City. (PROSE: *Barbelith Baristas*)

## Behind the scenes

Most of the drinks served at the *Barbelith Baristas* are references to copyrighted fictional beverages from other franchises. The blue-coloured Bantha milk, and the Banthas, themselves originated in the *Star Wars* series.

## External links

* ***Bantha* on *Wookieepedia*, the Star Wars Wiki**
Anti-gravity circuit

An **anti-gravity circuit**, also known as an **anti-grav engine**, was a device which could be tacked onto a machine and enabled it to fly, free of gravity. Clockwork Cherubs of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids needed to have anti-gravity circuits, and to have them switched on, to be able to fly. This was not universal; for example, Juliet-178 was actually officially banned by the Cupid Parliament from using an anti-grav engine, although she owned one anyway. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Banshee

**Banshees** were a type of spirit.

## Nature

In the Prime Universe, they were a type of spirit, distinct from ghosts or wraiths. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)

## History

On Halloween 2019, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and Madame Tarsa faced and ultimately defeated the Great Ghost's legion, which had escaped from the Spirit Realm and included banshees among many other kinds of spirits. Like ghouls, goblins and wraiths, but unlike ghosts and poltergeists, banshees were apparently at least *somewhat* corporeal, such that the Queen of the Black Market thought she might be able to hold them at bay with her spear. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Barn Cats

## Habitat

In the Forest Region

Rank Succession

Births and Deaths

List of known Inhabitance

## Unique Skills

Hunting

Fighting

Endurance

Jumping long distances

**Barn Cats** are a group of cats that live behind The Horse Place, notably the in a ravine. Their beliefs are similar to the beliefs of the Forest Clans, but are not exactly alike. They believe in an afterlife much like Clan cats, although it is in a different area of the sky from StarClan and is called the "Pride of Endless Hunting." They cats who did wrongs on purpose would go to “Pride of Starless Skies” for it is said that lions see their ancestors through the stars.

These cats seem to know a lot about the ancient Clan “myth”, LionClan. Some cats say the barn cat toms had great manes and strong legs like lions, and they would be split in groups they called Prides. No one really knows if these prides still exist...
Andy Capp

**A. Capp** was a “known associate” of Jenny Everywhere in at least one incarnation, according to a wanted poster jointly put up for Jenny by a number of organisations who wished to bring her in for questioning. (PROSE: *Wanted for Questioning*)

## Behind the scenes

   Andy Capp is the protagonist of a long-running British newspaper comic strip of the same name, having launched in 1957. Andy is characterised as a clumsy, lazy, hapless, but generally lovable working-class man never seen without a large cap obscuring his eyes. He is depicted as living in Hartlepool.
Alas, The Mad Catter!

In one universe, Centennia, a real heroine in Reality Z-25 31-H, was instead a fictional superhero character. She existed as early as the “Golden Age” in the comics, when her rather campy adventures were printed in *Sensation Adventures*; by the mid-2010s, an issue from these early years, such as Issue #9, which printed ***Alas, The Mad Catter!***, was a very valuable collectors' item. (PROSE: *Sensation Adventures feat Centennia*)
Battle of Cerea

This article details a subject that falls under the Legends brand.The subject of this article appeared in the Rise of the Empire era.

### Previous

* Escape from Rattatak
* Battle of Agora

## Battle of Cerea

### Outcome

* Republic victory
* Many civilians killed

Combatants| * Galactic Republic
* Cerean military
	+ Commerce Guild

Commanders| * President Bo-Ro-Tara †
* General Ki-Adi-Mundi

Strength| * Clone troopers
* Jedi
* Cerean military forces
* B2 super battle droids
* Gossam Commandos
* OG-9 homing spider droids
* DSD1 dwarf spider droids
* Advanced dwarf spider droids

Civilian casualties| * 1,000,000 civilians
	+ Mundi family (except Ki-Adi-Mundi)

> His body was never recovered on Jabiim.*"
> "*There may have been no body *to* recover. That was the case when my family was killed during the Battle of Cerea. I also found it difficult to accept, but I had to if I was going to stay true to our beliefs.
>
> Anakin Skywalker and Ki-Adi-Mundi, Republic 62: No Man's Land

The **Battle of Cerea** was a month-long battle that took place on the Galactic Republic world of Cerea. The paradise world was ravaged by Commerce Guild forces until defeated by the Republic. The battle ended when Bo-Ro-Tara was assassinated by Gossam Commandos. It was also during the battle that the Cerean Jedi Master Ki-Adi-Mundi lost his family.

Template:Battle-stub

## Appearances

* "Republic HoloNet News Core Edition 14:9:04"—*Star Wars Insider* 70 Template:1stm
* *Republic 62: No Man's Land* (Mentioned only)

## Sources

* Template:WizardsCite
* *The New Essential Chronology*
* *The New Essential Guide to Alien Species*
* Template:DB
* *Star Wars: Force and Destiny* Core Rulebook

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 *The New Essential Chronology*
2. ↑ *The Essential Reader's Companion*
3. ↑  *Star Wars: The Clone Wars* – "Heroes on Both Sides"
4. ↑ *Disapproval*

In other languages

* Deutsch
* español
Barnabus Raffleby

In the Jynx Dimension, **Barnabus Raffleby** succeeded Viltus as the Chamberlain to the Dark Lord of Shenanig.

He served Lord Nefarious in that position for thirty-six years, developing a friendship of sorts with Nefarious, whom he saw as a good ruler, if not necessarily a good person. He never cared for Nefarious's lawyer Sebastian Steer, however, and was thus much put out when, following Nefarious's unexpected death during a visit to another dimension, Steer proclaimed himself the new Dark Lord. As Steer was acknowledged as the Dark Lord by “ ancient eldritch powers binding the members of the the Dark Court”, Raffleby was forced to continue to serve Steer, doing his best to give practical solutions to the Emperor's demands lest he grow bored and use his violent magic to get his way.

After the Clown Emperor took over the Imperial Castle, he stuffed both Steer and Raffleby in a broom closet, tied up with magical, unbreakable ropes. Despite being tied up himself, Raffleby found the idea that Steer was no longer on the throne immensely satisfying, although it did not last, with the Clown eventually giving up on his powers and Imperial Guards finding and freeing the Emperor and the Chamberlain. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Anorak Boys

In one universe, the **Anorak Boys** were a “pretentious mumblecore band”. Jenny Everywhere, being a musical critic in this universe, was set to write a 400-word review of them on the day Genevieve dropped in on her and Kim. Jenny thought they weren't bad at music, but were overly prone to hyping themselves up beyond their true capabilities. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*)

## Behind the scenes

A magazine of the same name was briefly seen in *Name's Not Down*, being read by Jenny herself. Scott Sanford confirmed this was an intentional reference.
Assistant Researcher

In the Prime Universe, **Assistant Researcher** was one of the ranks in the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries, seemingly the lowest scientific rank. The Assistant Researchers answered to the Head Assistant Researcher, themself answerable to the Head Researcher, who answered to the High Board of the Drove. Lila was an Assistant Researcher until she was promoted to Head Assistant Researcher to replace Darius. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)
Nursery

**Nurseries** are dens in the Clan camp where queens and their kits live. Some toms stay there too, they are called Den Dads.

## Description

The nursery is usually the most protected den of all dens in a Clan camp, and in case of a raid, warriors and even elders and queens will do anything to protect it, sometimes sacrificing their lives.

She-cats move to the nursery shortly before giving birth, and stay there until their kits are apprenticed, after which they become warriors again. The care of the kits is shared by all the queens. Some queens decide not to return to warrior duties; instead, they remain in the nursery to help and supervise the other queens and kits and feed kits when their mother cannot, such as Chloe and Hollowmist.

## Clan nurseries

### In the Forest

#### StormClan Nursery

**StormClan's Nursery** is covered by 2 trees and brambles. The entrance is big enough to fit 2 kits through or one adult cat at once, it is made of sticks bent into a triangle. The smell of milk lingers inside.

#### DarkClan Nursery

**DarkClans's Nursery** is covered by brambles. Shiny magnolia leaves line the top of the roof, making it waterproof. Moss lines the inside of the den, making soft for the little kits.

#### BarnClan Nursery

**Barnclan's Nursery** is surrounded by dead bushes, leaving the kits with a small area to tumble around in. Inside the nests are made of moss, LakeClan gave them. This moss is the softest kind in the forest region.

#### LakeClan Nursery

**Lakeclan's Nursery** is made of reeds and sticks. It is located near the shallowist part of the lake, to help train kits how to swim quickly. The top of the den is covered in feathers to keep the water out from the nursery. Inside it is lined with moss.

#### BreezeClan Nursery

**Breezeclan's Nursery** is located in the lower left like Barnclan. It is dug out of the mountain and has moss in the inside.

## Nursery Residents

*Note: These are **all** kits that have **ever** been born at that Clan. An asterisk (\*) by a queen's name, means that after the kits were weened the Queen left the Nursery and started being a warrior again.*
Agatean Empire

The **Agatean Empire** was a nation from the Discworld. It had an elaborate writing system involving pictograms. The Discworld's jenny Everywhere was native to the Agatean Empire. (PROSE: *Pratfall*)

## Behind the scenes

The Agatean Empire is a recurring element of the *Discworld* series, with which PROSE: *Pratfall* was an unofficial crossover. Terry Pratchett largely used the Agatean Empire as a Discworld equivalent of China, or sometimes Asia at large; as such, the Discworld's Jenny being Agatean is an analogue of the usual depiction of Earth-based Jennies as being of Asian descent.

## External links

* ***Agatean Empire* on *L-Space*, the *Discworld* & Terry Pratchett Wiki**
An Introduction to Recreational Metric Engineering

***An Introduction to Recreational Metric Engineering*** by Jenny Everywhere was “six hundred pages of unreadably turgid prose” according to another Jenny. It was also “a how-to manual on reshaping local spacetime,” educating the reader in performing feats such as “teleportation, time travel, opening wormholes, even building pocket universes.” The main obstacles preventing readers from doing these things seem to be an inability to get through the dense and user-unfriendly writing style, lack of practice, or not being Jenny Everywhere.

The only person known to have gotten anything useful out of reading the tome was Professor Awesome, who was inspired to create the Time Pestle. (PROSE: *Fragment: Heavy Reading*)
Archibald Haddock

**A. Haddock** was a “known associate” of Jenny Everywhere in at least one incarnation, according to a wanted poster jointly put up for Jenny by a number of organisations who wished to bring her in for questioning. (PROSE: *Wanted for Questioning*)

That they knew each other was supported by at least one Jenny having his picture on her wall. (PROSE: *Safe at Home or Fernweh*)

## Behind the scenes

   Captain Archibald Haddock is one of the main recurring characters of *The Adventures of Tintin*, a more-or-less retired sea captain who accompanies his best friend, the young, idealistic reporter-detective Tintin, on his various adventures.

Captain Haddock being referenced as a friend of Jenny's may tie back to the fact that Steven Wintle once described his conception of Jenny as “like if Tintin listened to Le Tigre and joined the Fantastic Four”.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1941's *The Crab with the Golden Claws*.
Afrenasia (series)

***Afrenasia*** is an artistic project of brand whose primary designer is Grant Cook. Hosted at its own website, *Afrenasia* does not broadly come across as a work of fiction but merely an umbrella title for artwork created by Grant. The About page of the website does, however, posit a fictional multiversal framework for the images created.

In 2002, Grant Cook illustrated one page of a never-continued Jenny Everywhere story, COMIC: *Planet Pedro*, which was hosted on the *Afrenasia* website and was commonly referred to as simply *Afrenasia* for decades due to the unusual font in which the actual title was written obscuring the fact that it did in fact have a standalone title. Although the comic was cut short before any potential link to the aforementioned in-universe Afrenasia concept could be drawn - an unlikely possibility given the fact that the script was completed by Elton Mesquita before Grant Cook had signed onto the project - the title was written in the same font as the logo still used on the website as of 2021.
Amazing Man Comics 7

***Amazing Man Comics*** **#7** was the third published issue of *Amazing Man Comics*, whose numbering had started at #5. Among other stories, it included the debut story of the Magician from Mars. Like the rest of *Amazing Man Comics*'s original run, it is now in the public domain in the U.S.A.

## External links

* ***Amazing Man Comics* #7 at the Digital Comics Museum**
A Shift in Relationships (comic story)

## *A Shift in Relationships*

***A Shift in Relationships*** was a one-page Jenny Everywhere comic story written and drawn by Aristide Twain for Jenny Everywhere Day 2022 and a prologue to the prose story *Family Business* which was released the same day.

## Plot

Jenny Everywhere shifts into the clouds of the Cupid homeworld. Greeted by her old companion Pythagoras-858, she reveals that she's there to see Thymon and that they've begun dating.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* This story features the incarnation of Jenny usually seen in *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*.

#### Universes

* This story takes place all in the Cupid Homeworld.

### Continuity

* Pythagoras-858 greets Jenny as an old friend. The two met in COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids* and subsequently spent several months travelling through the Multiverse during the Rifts Crisis.
* Jenny Everywhere states that she and Lord Thymon started texting after “that Tarsa business”, referring to the events of PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*, where they met for the first time.
* Jenny and Thymon's relationship was then explored at greater length in PROSE: *Family Business*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The comic can be read for free on the Jenny Everywhere Day website and on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Baron (Paying It Forward)

A malevolent **Baron** once threatened one universe's Jenny Everywhere, who styled herself Genevieve, Princess of Everywhere. Just as the Baron's men were nearing Genevieve's room in a castle tower, another world's Jenny slipped Genevieve a modern gun to use to protect herself. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)
Astro

**Astro** was a talking “space dog”, and, according to himself, “the best poet in his galaxy”. He was from the Prime Universe, but not from Earth.

He spoke entirely in rhyme and had knowledge of many forms of verses and poetry. Pythagoras-858 described him as “strange metafictional”; he could affect the versification of how his own life was told, which had strange effects when he met the Society of the Rhyming Dove, who also lived their life in verse.

This meeting did in fact occur on April Fools' Day, 2021 as the Faction of the Fooling Fish abducted Astro, stuffed him in a box, and mailed him to the Society's headquarters as a prank. Although the Doves were initially put off by Astro's variability, they eventually parted good friends, with him having taught the Doves about may new poetic forms they did not know. The Doves had a member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids get him home in a Fog Ship, taking a piece of cheese (secretly his favourite food) with him as a parting gift, and intending to visit him in turn someday. (PROSE: *Multiversal Mischief*)

## Behind the scenes

   Astro is a parody of Astro Pooch, a character who appeared in a single largely-forgotten 1965 Disney comic strip which was revived in 2018 as an April Fools' Day joke on the review blog *Duck Comics Revue* (by Geoffrey Moses), with an absurdist recurring joke throughout the gag-review of the strip's simplistic plot being retold through ever more improbable poetic forms. Regular commenters of the blog continued this meme in the comments, including Lupan Evezan, who would go on to writer *Multiversal Mischief*.
Alternate timeline (Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time)

An **alternate timeline** split off of one universe after Jenny Everywhere altered its past. In this timeline, Jenny, having just shifted into the universe, began a relationship with Max Murdock before she was forced to leave by her shifting abilities. Upon returning to the past of this universe by mistake while trying to visit Max, Jenny decided to fix his current relationship with Andrea Campos instead, changing the future and causing the original future to split off into an alternate branch (or so it was speculated).

In this timeline, an unspecified incident in which Mitch Elliot harassed Ito Masello at their office occurred. Later, Ito began a relationship with Foster Hearst. Whether these events still occurred in the new timeline that replaced it is unclear. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time*)
Alexandre Dumas

A photograph of the real Alexandre Dumas.

**Alexandre Dumas** was a French writer.

## Biography

### Literature Exam Universe

In one universe, Alexandre Dumas wrote the book *The Three Musketeers*. Jenny Everywhere, taking an exam on 19th-century French literature, was forced to write a summary of said book. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

### Earth-44

In one universe, Alexandre Dumas wrote the book *The Three Musketeers*. Unlike some versions of the book, this universe's version featured a Mind Flayer named Cardinal Dracula. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

## Behind the scenes

Alexandre Dumas was the real-life author of the book *The Three Musketeers.* A fictionalized version of him was mentioned in the short story *Preludes and Distractions*.
Air train

In one universe, **air trains** were a form of group transport on a futuristic Earth. They did not actually fly under their own power, but rather were suspended in their air by passing through a series of elevated metal rings called magnetic induction coils. Mysterious greens ships (COMIC: *On Earth*) manned by agents of the Hood (COMIC: *Menace of the Hood*) once sabotaged several air trains. The Magician from Mars prevented one flying off its rails after witnessing the sabotage of the coils, and downed the ship responsible. However, she did not find out the identity of the individual who had ordered the mission at the time. (COMIC: *On Earth*)
Bacterial Lunarversity (comic story)

## *Bacterial Lunarversity*

First page of the story.

***Bacterial Lunarversity*** was a standalone Jenny Everywhere comic story written by Alex Hernandez and drawn John Miers.

## Contents

### Plot

Jenny Everywhere, having shifted into a universe in which the geniuses of Earth are sent to the Moon's Lunar College of Selene to stifle their intelligence, has devised a plot to overthrow the institution in charge of the Moon. But will she and her friends be able to pull off the plan? Or will the university's guards catch them first?

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny

* It appears that Jenny Everywhere can sometimes shift into universes where she may not have existed before without anyone noticing.
* Jenny is rebellious and good at coming up with plans.

#### Universes

* Jenny remains within one universe for the duration of the story, having apparently unintentionally shifted into it one day.
	+ Space travel is commonplace in this universe, and a society has been established on the Moon.
	+ Young geniuses of Earth are sent to the Lunar College of Selene to have their intelligence stifled, presumably to prevent some sort of uprising.
	+ The Lunar College of Selene appears to be run by the universe's version of NASA.

#### Other

* The Lunar College of Selene has a greenhouse.
* It is possible to be expelled from the Lunar College of Selene for bad behavior.
* The Lunar College of Selene is patrolled by both Video-Bots and ordinary human guards.
* A type of fertilizer found in the Lunar College of Selene will cause anything to grow, including bacteria.
* Travel across the surface of the moon is possible via lunar roving vehicles stationed at the Lunar College of Selene.
* The entire program of the Lunar College of Selene is being filmed to produce an IMAX documentary so as to make back some of the costs of the endeavor.
* The guards of the Lunar College of Selene wield rayguns.
* The Apollo Landing Module seen has both descent and ascent stages in place, showing it is a reconstruction or art display rather than one of the real historic artifacts.
* Jenny used the powerful fertilizer to multiply the bacteria in her saliva into the trillions. She then released them onto the surface of the Moon in the hopes that they would multiply and create advanced life.

### Continuity

* A Selene Nature Preserve, implied to be what became of the Lunar College of Selene as a result of this story's events, was seen in PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Lord of Hell*.

## Behind the scenes

The poster on page 4, seemingly featuring a variation of Jenny, was a reference to the style of artist John Miers' *Slab* comics.

### Read Online

*Bacterial Lunarversity* was originally available on John Miers' personal website and on queergranny.com, both of which are now offline. However, the former page was recorded on the Internet Archive, allowing us to reproduce the six pages of My Bloody Valentine here.

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### Notes & References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 According to its Shifter Archive entry
2. ↑ [1]
3. ↑ Barbelith thread
4. ↑ Slab webpage - Archived
Among Us (series)

## *Among Us*

***Among Us*** was a video game franchise launched in 2018.

It focused on the basic concept of a crew of “Crewmates” wearing colourful astronaut-like costumes being infiltrated by the murderous “Impostors”, indistinguishable from normal Crewmates physically, but secretly out to kill as many of the Crewmates as possible and sabotage whatever their mission is. The game comes in several varieties, principally manifesting as several possible settings (such as a spaceship or a research base).

In 2021, King Francis Petty created an unlicensed *Among Us* comic featuring Jenny Nowhere, Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Somewhere. Later, in 2022, Cookieboy 2005 created *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, which also crossed over with the series, as well as a 2023 follow-up, *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*.

## External links

* ***Among Us* on Wikipedia**
* ***Among Us* on the *Among Us* Wiki**
Artefact of Power

An **Artefact of Power** was a magical item in which an individual with inherent magical ability transferred a fragment of their powers.

## Nature

Artefacts of Power could be created for a variety of reasons, from making these powers less taxing to use on a daily basis, to ensuring that one would still have a “backup” of one's power even if one became depowered somehow by external forces. Likewise the mechanics of such Artefacts differed from person to person: for some practictioners, creating one required depleting their own power by as much as they poured into the item, while others could create such items without weakening their own inherent abilities. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

## History

Artefacts of Power included the Whistle of the Witch Varganax, which came into the possession of Sorceress Sally of the Interdimensional Black Market, and Madame Tarsa's cane. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
A Visit to Doc-012 (comic story)

## *A Visit to Doc-012*

First page of the story.

***A Visit to Doc-012*** was a four-panel *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* comic written and drawn by Aristide Twain.

## Contents

### Plot

A Cupid visits the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' physician, Doc-012, and explains that he's been feeling weary and mentally unwell. The Doctor suggests that he take some time to “rewind”, which the Cupid, momentarily forgetting his own clockwork nature, briefly thinks to be a misspoken “unwind” before the Doctor insists.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The comic takes place in the Cupid Homeworld.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story is available on the official *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* wordpress site. It is also uploaded here with permission.

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A Matter of Image (comic story)

## *A Matter of Image*

First page of the story

***A Matter of Image*** was a two-page interlude comic in the *Kaza’s Mate, Gwenna* webcomic, released between the second full-length story, COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*, and the third, *The Danger, The Diamond, and the Dowager*. It was described by Jay Epps as “a little experiment in both art style and computer coloring” more than anything else, and featured Gwenna looking back on her life choices.

## Contents

### Plot

On a day out in the Naked Jungle, Gwenna muses that it must currently be fashion week in Paris, prompting her to reflect on how much her life has changed ever since she started living with Kaza as a nudist while swinging from the vines. However, she doesn't miss a thing as life in the naked jungle is much more exciting.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place in Reality Z-25 31-H.

### Continuity

* Gwenna's backstory as a socialite, first mentioned in COMIC: *The Serpent Sorceress*, is described in somewhat greater detail, with her reflecting that in the old days she would have attended fashion week in Paris and “been sitting in the front show of the Hervé Vallois runway”. She further recalls how she took an anthropology course “on a whim”, and ended up meeting Kaza because she joined an expedition set up by her professor who had “[gotten] word of a real-life ape-man”.
* Gwenna reflects that “it's been six months since [she] even put on clothes at all”. Since she did in fact do so in the previous full-length story COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*, this establishes a considerable time-skip since the events of that story, accounting for the real-world release dates of *Ruthless Ro-Man* and the next full-length story COMIC: *The Danger, The Diamond, and the Dowager* and thereby ensuring the present-day of the series did not slip too far into the past.
* Gwenna recalls having fought “poachers, smugglers, mad cultists, super-villains and space aliens”. Mad cultists appeared in COMIC: *The Serpent Sorceress* and space aliens in COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story can be read on the *Kaza's Mate, Gwenna* website starting here.
Alterna

In at least one universe, **Alterna** was the mascot or avatar of the Altern Corporation, and served an Alexa/Siri-like role in the form of a hologram that could be projected from Altern-developed digital devices. Alterna appeared as a grey, faceless humanoid figure resembling an artist's mannequin. It was unclear whether Alterna was a mere interface or an actual sentient A.I. (PROSE: *Extradimensional Experiments*)
Alps

The **Alps** were a mountain range.

One universe's Jenny, who often dreamed of adventures her other selves were having, once dreamt of a Jenny battling “airship pirates” over the Alps. (PROSE: *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere*)

A painting in the Interdimensional Tavern depicted Volensholagoz as “Alexander Crossing the Alps”. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, the Ancient military leader known for “crossing the Alps” is Hannibal, a theme also imitated in a notorious painting of Napoleon. Thus, the painting theme in which Volensholagoz's variation slots in is implicitly from an unspecified alternative history.
ALRO613

**ALRO613** was a Ficly user (and, previously, a Ficlets user) who wrote two parts of *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: one was an appendix, entitled *The Other Side*, spinning of from Elsha Hawk's chapter *The Library*, while the other was a proper chapter, *The Cellar*.

His author's-bio on Ficly read:

Not much to say about me really. I write. I play music. I write music. And I enjoy reading Ficly-Stories.
I’ve been writing since high-school – which was so long ago, we walked to school in 4ft of snow with no shoes on and bread at the store cost a penny… ok.. .25 cents.. but i was able to get 10 candies for 5 cents.
SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED AND WON NANOWRIMO 2008, by writing a novel over 60,000 words long called: *Amethyst: Outer-Rim* based on a Ficlets series written here!
I've been bestowed the great honour of being part of the brother-and-sisterhood known as: the League of Awesome. Henceforth I shall bear the monicker: The Master of the +10 Guitar of Awesomeness!
Aqua Marine

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Aqua Marine** was a superhero and a member of Section P. He was murdered by Kate Five shortly after she became possessed by an alien symbiote.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Aqua Marine was a tall, muscular man with tan skin, black hair, a small moustache and goatee, and deep brown eyes. He kept his hair cropped short and mostly wore blue clothing. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*) His superhero costume was “tight-fitting”, made of black and blue latex, and resembled “a cyclist's shorts and vest”. (PROSE: *Nexus Girl's Lament*)

### Personality

When among friends, Aqua Marine seemed to adopt a relaxed, easygoing attitude. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*)

### Powers & abilities

Aqua Marine possessed undisclosed superpowers, which, by Ghede Nibo's analysis, were inferior to Captain Rhys's, as Ghede identified Rhys as the most powerful member of Section P at the time. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*)

## Biography

Aqua Marine did not pick his code-name himself, and did not like it as it implied he'd ever been an actual marine, which was not the case. Then in his 20s, he was already part of Section P in 2001 when Nexus Girl was brought back from Angel Falls by Sir James Carey. He gave her a tour of the Cardiff facilities that were to become her home. She liked him instantly, as he was friendly and welcoming with her, seeming not the least bit afraid, unlike even Carey. In 2008, when a now thirteen-year-old Nexus Girl went on her first official patrol as part of Section P, she instantly chose Aqua Marine as her partner over Captain Rhys, then the only other member of the team.

As she grew up, Nexus Girl developed a crush on Aqua Marine. He, however, remained oblivious to the infatuation, firmly viewing Nexus Girl as an adoptive younger sister. (PROSE: *Nexus Girl's Lament*)

Aqua Marine returned to Section P's headquarters around the same time as Kate Five on the day that Kate became possessed by an alien Symbiote. As the Symbiote-possessed Kate pondered who would be a good host for a new symbiote, they considered Aqua Marine, but dismissed him as too old. Later, as she made her escape from HQ after being discovered, Kate jumped Aqua Marine and bit his head off. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 1*) His body was cremated a short time later, with Nexus Girl attending the ceremony. (PROSE: *Nexus Girl's Lament*)

   Subsequently, his soul was imprisoned in Hell by Duchess Valmorri. After drawing Nexus Girl and her friends to Hell, she showed him to her, convincing Nexi to give herself up to Valmorri rather than fail him again. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 6*)
Adolf Witt

**Adolf Witt** was a figure mentioned in one universe's Jenny Everywhere's recounting of 1930s boxer Johann Trollmann's life. Witt was an “Aryan” boxer, aligned with the Nazi regime. In 1933, he fought a boxing match for the title of middleweight champion with Trollmann, and, even though Trollmann had visibly won, the Nazi panel of judges attempted to declare the match had ended in a tie. Under threat from the angry audience, they reluctantly awarded Trollmann his victory, although it was stricken a week later. (COMIC: *Bras de Fer*)
Alfheim

In the Prime Universe, **Alfheim** was the name given in Norse lore to “Elf-Land”, a magical realm, where the God of Summer Frey also resided. Tero Trollgarsson, a Troll with a great dislike of Elves, whom he hated for being too mischievious and too refined, refuse to ever visit Alfheim. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

## Behind the scenes

In real-world Norse Mythology, Álfheimr is specifically the home of the “Ljósálfar”, or Light Elves, Elves associated with fairness and sunshine — not to be confused with the “Dark Elves”, who dwell underground.
Alias the Dragon

In the 925th Universe, **Alias the Dragon** was a flamethrower-wielding “superhero” of the same breed as Dynamite Thor. He was possibly among the many noteworthy individuals who participated in the “minor war” for collectibles at the Dibbsy Store on December 24th, 2022, alongside Jenny Everywhere, Jenny Nowhere and Laura Drake. His involvement may have been what ultimately caused the building to catch on fire, although another likely suspect was Laura and her attempt to “pull apart Dibbsy-branded microwaves and solderg them together” in the hope that this would “create a Dibbsy Supermicrowave that she could then purchase and use as a cheap replacement for her oven”. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)

## External links

* ***Alias the Dragon* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Agent of the Cosmic Order (Journey Out Of Misery)

## Unnamed agent of the Cosmic Order

In Reality Z-25 31-H, an **agent of the Cosmic Order** was sent to Earth at the same time as the Cosmic Solution.

Appearing to be the same type of entity as Armagedda, this agent appeared as an entirely hairless male humanoid. At full power, he flew under his own power and was wreathed in a halo of celestial flames, but he could turn those powers off at will to simply look like an odd-looking human. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*) After Armagedda's repeated failure, the Cosmic Order decided to take a different approach to taking care of the “human” problem, (COMIC: '*Epilogue To The Epilogue*) sending this agent and the Solution to the Earth at the same time. While the Solution began its work of destruction, the other agent was to walk unnoticed among the humans and try to find even one who would argue that the planet was worth saving. Should he find one, he would immediately call off the Solution, and humanity would spared for another million years.

Having landed in a New York alleyway, the cosmic being wandered for some time, being dismissed as a mad vagrant by all those of whom he asked his fateful question. However, eventually, he was answered in the affirmative by Jenkins, with the rather unlikely context that Jenkins had just recently been killed and come back to life, all in service of a plan which failed miserably before it had even begun, and thought the entire situation so absurd as to be hilarious enough to “make it all worth it”. Having heard enough, the agent revealed himself in full cosmic glory, called off the Cosmic Solution (which had been causing mayehm), and informed humanity of their new lease of life before flying off back into space with the Solution by his side. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*)
Amelia Earhart

**Amelia Earhart** was a famous early aeroplane pilot.

A framed black-and-white picture of her standing by her plane was one of the items decorating Jenny Everywhere's house in one universe. (COMIC: *Say The Word*)

Jenny Over-There was asked to locate one version of Amelia Earhart as part of her work at the Multidimensional Finders Service. She discovered that she had been travelling with Doctor Omega. (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*)

One version of Jenny Everywhere once noted that her mother had been “a famous pilot” until she disappeared. (COMIC: *The Late Shift*)
Awgwa

A demonic, arrogant version of Santa Claus residing in his own pocket dimension, who had an alliance with the Great Higher-Ups of the 925th Universe, was known among other titles as “the slayer of the **Awgwas**”. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)

## Behind the scenes

This Santa Claus's titles are loose references to L. Frank Baum's *Life and Times of Santa Claus*, where Santa faced evil beings called the Awgwas (a corrupted form of “Ogres”) who were indeed readicated in the course of the story, although again Santa Claus was not personally responsible for this.

## External links

* ***Awgwas* on the Oz Wiki**
All You Can Eat

In Reality B-89 54-Z, ‘**All You Can Eat**’ was a spell which the Old Man of the Marshmallow, an undead witch, was able to learn from inside the cursed marshmallow where his soul had been imprisoned, and which enabled him to escape from the marshmallow. (PROSE: *The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere*)
Aggie Janicot

**Aggie Janicot** served as a guest artist on the webcomic *Cameo Comic*. She participated in *The Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*, illustrating PROSE: *The Setting of Kokotomo* and creating the comics COMIC: *Caper 2014 Bikini Babes* and COMIC: *Caper 2014* (the former of which featured Jenny Everywhere). The character of Aggie was created as her in-universe counterpart.

She was also the creator of the webcomics and *American Gothic Daily* and *Square One Comics*, as well as multiple artpieces on DeviantArt. As the partner of Reinder Dijkhuis, her works sometimes featured appearances by Abúi. Her bio on DeviantArt read:
Amanda Allen

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Amanda Allen** was a New York TV reporter, working for Channel 6.

She was the one who handled live coverage of the fight agains the Cosmic Solution robot, first by the police and military, then by a variety of superheroes. She closely witnessed the eventual revelation of the agent of the Cosmic Order, his calling off of the Cosmic Solution, and the two cosmic beings' departure back into space. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*)

When Anna Atom and Max Atom of Earth-K arrived in her version of New York, with Anna quickly being mistaken for a supervillain and taken unto custody, Amanda tried to interview her, but she was “too angry for words” and rebuffed the reporter. (PROSE: *Anna Atom vs Max Atom*)

   Allen also reported on the Shadow Queen's attack on the city. The following morning, after Captain Evening and the Odds defeated her, Amanda interviewed the Captain on the spot, getting him to explain how they'd outsmarted the Queen. She was then called to the City Hall for breaking news that the New Protectors had formed some kind of partnership with the mayor's office, promising “pro-active measures” to prevent the increasing number of attacks on the city by monsters and supervillains. (COMIC: *Chasing Shadows*)

   As the first of these reforms, which included all police forces having been signed over to the New Protectors and the selfsame Protectors demanding that independent superheroes pledge fealty to them, began to be made public, Amanda hosted a “special edition” of *Hero Hour*, where she intended to get the thoughts of Captain Evening and a noted superhero-centric pundit on these news. Before the debate could get underway, however, the live broadcast was interrupted by Hexia and her henchfolk breaking into the Channel 6 studios and taking everybody hostage, with Hexia briefly voicing her intent to kidnap the entire TV crew and then force them to make her own, supervillainy-focused show instead.

However, the other Odds, joined by Jung-La, were able to rescue the hostages, with Amanda Allen herself playing a key role by knocking Hexia out with a chair before she could contribute some of her own magic to the fight. She already looked forward to getting to report with firsthand experience on this unfolding “top story”. However, after Hexia and her minions were soundly defeated, the day's thunder was soon stolen by the New Protectors as they announced even more drastic, totalitarian measures. (COMIC: *Season of the Witch*)
Art of War

In Reality Z-25 31-H, Kate Five was familiar with ***Art of War*** by Sun Tzu. She thought back to a quote from Chapter 3 during her battle with Ms. Blitzen: “It is said that if you know your enemies and know yourself, you will not be imperiled in a hundred battles; if you do not know your enemies but you know yourself, you will win one and lose one; if you do not know your enemies nor yourself, you will be imperiled in every single battle”. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 2*)
Gatorade

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Gatorade is the first episode of season 2 of Logo Time, and is the 16th episode of the series overall.

## Plot

The episode starts with Pierce starting his day by getting dressed, brushing his teeth, and then walking downstairs. He then says his opening catchphrase "Welcome to Logo Time, a show where I talk about logos." But then, Ben comes in and says that he thought Pierce was done with Logo Time, after which Pierce apologizes for not making an episode for a while. Pierce reveals there was actually an episode made in October, but it was cancelled for an as-of-yet unknown reason.

Pierce then says that he doesn't know what to talk about, so he asks Logo Box to give him a logo to talk about. Logo Box gets angry at Pierce and then tells him that he will be talking about Gatorade. Afterwards, Pierce attempts to show the first logo, but he can't find it. We are then introduced to Logo TV, who gives Pierce the logo he was looking for.

Later in the video, Pierce asks Finn, Benjamin, Chef Theodore, and a new character known as Reggie if they want to announce the next logo. The first three decline the offer, but Reggie "announces" the next logo.

At the end of the video, Pierce states that he never thought he would make a season 2 of Logo Time, stating that at points, the show just ended. He also makes an announcement saying that he got a new camera and that he would use it in future episodes.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode of season 2.
* This is the only episode in which every character that has appeared in Logo Time appears in one episode.
* This is also the episode to introduce the most characters, being 2 (although, a second pig could be seen on the couch in the background, potentially raising the number to 3.)
A Message from Philatel (comic story)

## *A Message from Philatel*

***A Message from Philatel*** was a one-panel *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* comic written and drawn by Aristide Twain as the December 2nd entry in the series' 2019 Advent Calendar.

## Contents

### Plot

Standing in the Department of Postal Services' building, where letters addressed to Santa Claus are piling up to the exclusion of any other missives, an irate Philatel-426 records a public-service announcement to the rest of the Copper-Colored Cupids, remining them that his Cupid Post Office only delivers to locations within the Cupid Homeworld.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The comic takes place in the Cupid Homeworld.

### Continuity

* One of the three sorting crates is labeled as “Letters to the Parliament”. The Cupid Post Office has obviously picked up the slack since the Cupid Suggestion Box was discontinued at the end of PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story is available on the official *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* wordpress site. It is also uploaded here with permission.
Ani

**Ani** was a young woman from one universe, whose life was turned around by Jenny Everywhere.

After attending clown school, Ani entered the employ of Mr Haffalife, who kept telling her she would eventually get the chance to perform but actually kept her indefinitely stuck manning a shooting stand in his fun fair. Embittered and cynical, Ani sketched and drew her thoughts about her life in the revealingly-titled journal *This Place Is A Mess*.

After her journal and Mr Haffalife's Giant Panda were stolen from the stand by Gordon and Trav, however, Jenny Everywhere decided to get involved with the affairs of the fun fair. While Trip recovered the stolen items, Jenny helped Ani and the other oppressed circus performers put on a real, proper, dignified circus show., and ultimately got Mr Haffalife to change his way at long last. (COMIC: *The Freak Issue*)
Audrey Junior

A giant, talking flytrap named **Audrey Junior** was present at Jenny Over-There and Dynamite Thor's 2022 Pride party at Professor Helvetius's Convenient Pride Decorations Shop. They sang and danced to every song, with onlookers noting that they had a surprisingly good singing voice for a plant. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*) Previously, in her native universe, a young Jenny and her cousin Marietta had watched the movie *The Little Shop of Horrors* together — “[not] even the good one” but the one “with the bad paper mâché plant”. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)

## Behind the scenes

* ***Audrey Jr.* on the Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki**
Amulet of Unheeding

In one universe, an **Amulet of Unheeding** was a magical device which would allow one to say the name of a given supernatural entity aloud without incurring the effects such an invocation usually entailed.

Jenny Everywhere once borrowed one from her wizard neighbour Steven Lucas and his cat familiar Thoth. However, even when carrying it with her, she preferred not to say the name of “the fat man” aloud. (PROSE: *Watch the Skies*)
Across the Eighth Dimension

One universe's Jenny Everywhere, prompted to list works of fiction with similarities to her and her other selves' adventures, said that “if you're in a world with the *Buckaroo Banzai* movies, ***Across the Eighth Dimension*** is pretty typical”. (PROSE: *So You're Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, despite plans for a sequel, 1984's *The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension* remained the only completed *Buckaroo Banzai* film, although the franchise would go on to be extended into other media such as novels and comics.

## External links

* ***The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension* on the *Buckaroo Banzai* Wiki**
Alternate history

Mrs Zirma was a sentient **alternate history** who would attempt to penetrate other beings' mental defences and replace their history with her own fabricated life-story, sucking them into “Mrs Zirma's Storyworld”. An alternate history could be overloaded and destroyed by laudomite, the concentrated dreams of the unborn — “infinity plus one babies screaming at once”. (COMIC: *Mrs Zirma*)
775th Universe

In a universe identified by Jenny Over-There of the Multidimensional Finders Service as “**Reality #775**”, Jenny Everywhere and Laura Drake were native to the politically-independent island of Mystepolia, as was Jimmy Westeron, a version of Jimmy Wherever.

This universe's native humans seemed only to have four fingers on each hand. (COMIC: *The Demon and the Butterfly*)