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Crimson Crusade

The **Crimson Crusade** is a break-away militant order of the Great Church of the Light which advocates a puritan and radical approach to the "...cleansing of Mundus". The Crimson Crusade, sometimes known as the **Scarlet Brotherhood** or the **Scarlet Crusade** seeks to completely eradicate all undeath and shadow from Mundus without hesitation. The Crimson Crusade is led by an appointed Highlord, the exact method for appointment is not known. Since the inception of the crusade, there has never been a consistent practice with several times it was hereditary while other times it has been election through adoration. The Crimson Crusade practices "Human Exceptionalism" which means it does not induct members of other races into it's ranks; it actively seeks to prevent the expansion of other races alongside their puritanical view of the Holy Light.

The Crimson Crusade is barely tolerated by most human nations, however, they are outlawed in certain areas of Mundus. The Crimson Crusade has operations throughout Mundus, notably wherever the presence of undeath or "shadows" or "void" lie. They are often directly at odds and actively hunt members of the Cult of Midnight. The Crimson Crusade is both a militant order and a religious order. It has a dual hierarchy of military and religious leadership. The Crimson Council assists the Highlord and consists of the Scarlet Oracle, the Grand Crusader, the High General, the Grand Admiral, the Captain-General, Grand Inquisitor, the High Abbot and the Scarlet Cardinal.

## Leadership

### Crimson Council

* Highlord - Overall leader of the Crimson Crusade; a peerless warrior with a clear, intense connection to the Holy Light and blessed by the titans.
* Scarlet Oracle - Chief advisor of the Highlord and spiritual guide of the Crimson Crusade
* Grand Crusader - Peerless and without equal Paladin of the Crimson Crusade
* High General - Directs the military efforts of the Crimson Crusade
* Grand Admiral - Assists the High General with the naval efforts of the Crimson Crusade
* Captain-General - Scout, ranger and spymaster of the Crimson Crusade, charged with managing the intelligence operations of the crusade.
* High Abbot - Highest ranking common priest and serves as fanatical invokers of the Crimson Crusade's faithful.
* Scarlet Cardinal - Leader of the religious aspect of the Crimson Crusade.

## Trivia and design notes

* The Crimson Crusade is based on the Scarlet Crusade from World of Warcraft.
The Red Hand

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The **Red Hand** is a Knight Order of the Great Church of the Light mostly dominated by former savage races like Orcs and Trolls. They are not landed. The Red Hand is financed and supplied by the Church as long as they fulfill the tasks given by the Head of the Church.
National Armed Forces of Novolucia

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The **National Armed Forces of the Novolucian Republic** (**Национальные Вооруженные Силы Республики Новолусии**) is the name of the combined armed forces of the **Republic of Novolucia**. It consists of 3 branches;

* **National Army**
* **National Navy**
* **Republican Guard**

Its current **Commander-in-Chief** is **Victor Leonidovich**, the **President of Novolucia**, and its **Marshal** is **Vikashev Pavlovich**, **Chief of the Army**. The current **Defence Minister**is **Dimitri Venoshinich**.
National Action (Novolucia)

**National Action** (**Национальное действие**) is a **Lucian nationalist**, populist and anti-communist political party in the **Republic of Novolucia**.

Founded in the wake of the **1892 Prakov Stock Exchange Bombing**, the party is founded on principles of anti-communism, conservatism and support for the **Velikon-Sankturian** church. The party currently holds the majority of the seats in the **National Assembly**, as well as the **Presidency**.
President of Novolucia

The **President of the Novolucian Republic** (**Президент Республики Новолусии**) is the joint head of state and head of government of the **Republic of Novolucia**.

The current President is **Dimitri Kornolovich**, who has held the post since a military coup on the 6th February 1900. The post replaced the position of the **National Revolutionary Council**, a military Junta which oversaw the Novolucian transition to Democracy after the Abdication of the Tsar.
Register of Real Life Equivalents

## Persons

* Karl Marx - Wilhelm Stentz
* Adam Smith - Berthold Mauer
* Zanz - Poop

## Cultures/Ethnicities

* Japanese - Kuzai
* Korean - Kitorai
* Chinese - Oylian
* Slavic - Velikon
* English - Justician
* German - Sturian
* Artanese - French
* Estalonian - Spanish
* Derttishian - Scottish
* Tiberian - Roman
* Xenosian - Greek
* Bodajik- Hungarian
* Akhisari- Turkish

## Religions

* Shintoism - Kuzamy
* Germanic Neo Paganism - Flokanism
* Christian - Sankturian
* Catholicism - Sturian-Sankturian
* Orthodox - Velikon-Sankturian
* Protestant - Sanktudernist
* Greek Orthodox - Deltarian-Sankturian
William Braine

**William Braine** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is a royal marine private on *HMS Erebus*, and one of the expedition's first casualties.

## In The Show

Although he doesn't appear in the show, Braine is mentioned several times throughout the course of the series.

## In The Book

Braine is only mentioned and never speaks.
First Shot A Winner, Lads

**First Shot A Winner, Lads** is the fifth episode in AMC's *The Terror*.

## Background

A strange illness begins to show itself while another more familiar one jeopardizes the expedition's most valuable resource - its captain's judgment.

## Summary

The weather outside the ships continue to worsen with severe storms and temperatures reaching minus fifty two. On board *Erebus*, Goodsir speaks with Lady Silence in an effort to learn her language but has little success learning about the nature of the creature. Crozier becomes temperamental as his liquor supplies run out and sends Lieutenant Edward Little to pilfer bottles of whiskey from the private stores of Commander James Fitzjames aboard*Erebus*.

Crozier calls for Goodsir and with his help along with Thomas Blanky, attempt to interrogate Lady Silence. They learn the creature is called "Tuunbaq" and Blanky believes it might be supernatural in origin. When pressed on how to kill the creature she refuses to cooperate causing Crozier to threaten her and she taunts him about his inability to do anything and his lack of a will to live. The interrogation is interrupted by Fitzjames who's come to confront Crozier regarding the stolen whiskey to which Crozier physically attacks Fitzjames causing him to be restrained.

An angered Crozier sends Blanky outside to get a report on the ice but he is soon attacked by the Tuunbaq, which is revealed as a polar bear-like creature with vaguely human facial features. It pursues Blanky up one of the ship's masts, mauling his leg so severely that it later requires amputation. The men manage to wound the creature with a cannon causing it to flee and Lady Silence escapes during the commotion. Goodsir searches her room and discovers pieces of lead she found in the canned foods. Crozier resolves to go sober delegating command of both ships to Fitzjames while he suffers through alcohol withdrawal.

## Trivia

* In the original script; the Tuunbaq was to destroy *HMS Terror* in process of attacking Thomas Blanky (similarly to the fate of *HMS Erebus* in the novel). This change (between the original script and what was actually filmed) was due to the fact that the wreck of *Erebus* was found on September 2nd, 2014 and the show had not yet begun filming when the nearly intact *Terror* was discovered on September 12th, 2016. Thus, the script was changed to match with the historical findings of *Terror* and *Erebus*.
Sir James Clark Ross

## James Clark Ross

**Sir James Ross** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is an explorer in the Royal Navy and a friend to Captain Francis Crozier.

## In The Show

Sir James first appears at the beginning of episode 1 on his expedition to search for the lost Franklin expedition where he and a translator are talking to the Netsilik hunter. Ross is also briefly mentioned by Sir John Franklin and Commander James Fitzjames during their dinner on board *HMS Terror* and later appears in a flashback that Crozier has about when they attended a play of their exploits in Antarctica.

In November 1847, he attended a meeting of the British admiralty to discuss the disappearance of *HMS Erebus* and HMS *Terror* with Lady Jane Franklin and Sophia Cracroft. When Lady Jane criticized the men for their inaction, Ross promised her that he would personally search for the missing ships if they had not been heard from by 1850.

With growing public support for a rescue effort, the Admiralty agreed in 1848 to begin searching for the ships. Ross was given command of the HMS *Enterprise* and HMS *Investigator*, with the intent that he would approach the search from the east. Prior to his departure, Ross visited the home of Sir John Barrow, where he was greeted by his son, George Barrow. Ross was upset to learn that the elder Barrow's primary goal for the search effort was the discovery of the Northwest Passage, rather than the rescue of the missing ships.

By September 1850, Ross had located a small tribe of Netsilik and a hunter who had knowledge of the fate of the ships. Through a translator, the hunter recounted to Ross how he had found a dying Crozier, who told him to tell any rescuers that the ships had been lost, the men were all dead, and no Northwest Passage existed. Unbeknownst to Ross, Crozier sat listening just outside the tent, having survived the expedition and told the Netsilik leader to lie to Ross.

## In The Book

Aside from a few mentions James Ross hardly appears in the book.

## Trivia

* Both Crozier and Ross had been to Antarctica on the same expedition.
Mayo

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Mayo, whose actual username is kickfigures, is a Singaporean user who joined on 20th November 2017. An average user, he mainly asks questions relating to cars or games. Preferring not to give his opinion on matters, he is perceived as quiet and unwilling to talk to others.

Mayo is a shortened form of his previous name, "is mayonnaise nitrous?", and eventually perceived as his true server name. Many people misunderstand this and mistakenly refer to him as Mayo, while his actual name is kickfigures.
Teach Grant

**Teach Grant** is an actor who plays a cannery manager on Terminal Island, Stan Grichuk, on *The Terror: Infamy*, the second season of AMC's *The Terror*.

Some of Grant's other roles include Scarhead on *Van Helsing*, Andre on *The Romeo Section* and Bryce Kovec on *The 4400*.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Cult of Whatever - The Terror: Infamy S02E01 Review
2. ↑ Teach Grant on IMDb
Julio

Julio was a young Mexican American man living in California. He was said to come from a good Catholic family.

On *The Terror: Infamy*, Julio was portrayed by Raf Rogers.

## History

Bart Ojeda, the father of Luz Ojeda, encouraged her to pursue a romantic relationship with Julio, as he was new in town and therefore was unaware of her indiscretion with Chester Nakayama. Luz, still despondent about the stillbirth of her and Chester's children, Enrique and Hikaru, was resistant to the idea. Despite this, she eventually acquiesced by having dinner with Julio. Afterwards, they talked, and he told her that he actually liked her, and that he wasn't one of those guys with ten gals lined up for dates. He told her that he didn't want to rush her into anything she wasn't ready for. She thanked him for evening and they parted. Shortly afterwards, however, she again ran off with Chester. ("My Perfect World")
Christopher Naoki Lee

**Christopher Naoki Lee** is an actor who portrayed Ken Uehara on *The Terror: Infamy*, the second season of AMC's *The Terror*.

Christopher Naoki Lee is an actor active in television since 1998. He has appeared in series such as *Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23*, *Criminal Minds: Beyond Borders* and *Lethal Weapon*.
Obon

***Obon*** was a Japanese festival to honor the spirits of the ancestors. It was said that during the festival, the spirits of the dead would revisit household altars.

Despite injunctions against "spook stuff" by the U.S. Army, the Japanese American residents of the Colinas de Oro War Relocation Center, a Japanese internment camp, decorated the village they had formed in the camp for *Obon*. During this time, the dead did indeed walk among them in the form of Yuko Tanabe, who navigated the crowd wearing a mask.
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Henry Nakayama II

**Henry Nakayama II**, also known as "**Taizo**" and the precept name "**Shaku Tai Chou**" by Yuko Tanabe, was the young son of Chester Nakayama, a Japanese American, and Luz Ojeda, a Mexican American. He was the subject of a battle between his parents and the *yurei* of his grandmother Yuko Tanabe, who wished to claim him as her own and stay with him together with Chester' brother Jirou in her "perfect world." He was named in honor of Chester's father, Henry Nakayama.

He was portrayed by Connor Kendall as a youth and by unknown infants as a baby.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ "Into the Afterlife" - He was born shortly before the nuclear attack on Hiroshima, Japan, which occurred on August 6, 1945.
Military Embarkation Center

The **Military Embarkation Center** was a facility in Long Beach, California, designed to prepare soldiers and other support personnel for war.

In 1943, a number of translators that were part of the Japanese Linguist Program were stationed here, prior to traveling to Guadalcanal to provide relief for Chester Nakayama and Arthur Ogawa, who were the only two translators stationed there at the time. ("Shatter Like a Pearl")
Thomas Honey

**Thomas Honey** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the carpenter on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

He is first seen in the beginning of episode 2 standing with the officers when the sledge parties, including Graham Gore's party, are sent off to search for leads. Later in episode 3, he attends Sir John Franklin's funeral. In episode 4, he is seen standing with the officers on deck when Cornelius Hickey kidnaps Lady Silence. He is mentioned in episode 7, when Second Master Henry Collins told Dr. Harry Goodsir that the smell of grease from a dive helmet reminded him of wood from the coffins that Honey was building. In episode 8, he and the other carpenters are gathered out of camp to build a gallows. Honey's next appearance was in episode 9 after he had been decapitated by Tuunbaq. Ice master Thomas Blanky said he recognized Honey by the neckerchief he was wearing.
John Gregory

**John Gregory** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the engineer on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

Gregory first appears in Episode 1 attending the officer's meeting about the situation of *Erebus*. He tells Sir John that *Erebus* could still go a few knots with the boilers going at full power. At the end of the episode, Sir John tells Lieutenant Henry Le Vescontre to inform Mr. Gregory to start drawing down *Erebus*' steam engine for the winter months. In the beginning of episode 2 he informs Sir John and Commander Fitzjames regarding the state of the steam engine and how he can get it running within a day if leads are found. He later appears briefly in episode 5 where tells Lieutenant Edward Little that men have been leaving small trinkets behind for Lady Silence out of superstition and that Fitzjames orders them removed every morning and promises punishment for leaving them. Gregory does not appear to be part of the group that abandoned both ships in 1848 so it is most likely he died in carnivale fire.

## Trivia

* In 2021, DNA analysis was done on a set of skeletal remains found on King William Island in the 1990s and they were confirmed to belong to John Gregory.
Julunggul

## Appearance

Julunggul is a deadly snake from Aboriginal mythology.

## Legend

Once there where two sisters who had the responsibility of naming every creature and plant on Earth and to look after them. The sisters had incestuous relationships with their tribe. One of the sisters became pregnant while the other was on her menstruation. While the second sister was visiting a river, she accidentally let her blood into the waters. This ended up polluting the oceans and angered the snake Juluggul. As revenge, he let loose a deadly flood which covered the whole world and devoured the sisters and their children.
Jared Harris

**Jared Harris** is an actor who played Captain Francis Crozier in the first season of AMC's *The Terror*. In discussing the role, Harris stated that he became interested after reading the initial script and knew right away that it was worth investing time in.

Harris is perhaps best known for his role as Lane Pryce on the hit series *Mad Men*. He is also known for his role as Professor Moriarty in the film *Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows*, and has appeared on television series such as *The Expanse* and *Fringe*.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 AMC - *The Terror* Q&A
2. ↑ Jared Harris on IMDb
Gore

**Gore** is the second episode in AMC's *The Terror*.

## Background

After a long winter trapped in the ice, scouting parties are sent out in search of open water. One of the teams makes a frightening discovery.

## Summary

In Spring 1847, after a winter stranded in the ice, *Erebus* and *Terror* remain stuck. Sir John Franklin sends out sledge parties to find open water leads through the ice. In the past, SirJohn and Crozier had once been friends, but in England Sir John had denied Crozier permission to propose marriage to his niece due to his Irish background, and Franklin's refusal to see any other point of view than his own regrading the current situation causes their relationship to deteriorate further. The sledge party sent out to deliver a message to a cairn on King William Island accidentally shoots an Inuit man one evening mistaking him for a polar bear. As the men scramble to rescue the Inuit man, a massive, unseen creature kills their officer.

The surviving men from the party return with the wounded Inuit man and his daughter. The man is a powerful shaman and gestures to her that he is dying and that after his death she must control the "Tuunbaq." After the Inuit man dies of his wounds, the surgeon who operated on him, Mr. Henry Goodsir who was also a member of the sledge party, reports what happened and that no leads were found. He also mentions how the Inuit man apparently had his tongue removed. Crozier, Ice Master Thomas Blanky, and Dr. Alexander McDonald, the three men of the expedition who can speak Netsilik try to speak with the man's daughter but she mostly refuses and warns that if they do not leave, they will all disappear.
A Mercy

**A Mercy** is the sixth episode in AMC's *The Terror*.

## Background

With the end of their provisions in sight, officers contemplate a tough, risky strategy while struggling to raise the men's worsening spirits.

## Summary

In January 1848, the expedition's supplies are starting to run out. Now in charge of both *Terror* and *Erebus*, Fitzjames plans to abandon the ships and lead the men back to civilization on foot come spring. Blanky advises him to soften the blow of this news so Fitzjames organizes a carnival on the ice in order to boost their morale and reasoning that they have more food and drink than they will be able to carry.

Goodsir begins feeding Sir John's pet Capuchin monkey in order to test a theory he has about the canned food and discerns that the poorly soldered cans are giving the men lead poisoning. He attempts to warn his superior Dr. Stephen Stanley who appears to brush the news off at first but reassures Goodsir that he will inform command and take care of it.

After weeks of withdrawal Crozier recovers in time to visit Fitzjames' carnival and is disturbed by the breakdown in naval discipline. Fitzjames explains the purpose of the carnival to Crozier and the latter announces the plan to travel south overland to Fort Resolution 800 miles away. The announcement is is interrupted by a bloodied Lady Silence who severed her tongue earlier in a ritual to become the Tuunbaq's new master and by a mentally unhinged Stanley, who takes steps to trap the men in the carnival before setting fire to himself and the tents, killing himself and many other men. When the first sunrise of the year arrives the next morning, the men are greeted with burnt bodies, debris, and the news that Goodsir is the only surgeon left alive for the entire expedition.

## Trivia

* This is the only episode where the title is not mentioned by any of the characters throughout the episode. It most likely refers to Dr. Stanley's intention of killing everyone in the fire to spare them of a slow and painful death from the upcoming journey. As a matter of fact, the only time the title is referenced in the series is the first episode when Sir John Franklin orders the burial of David Young
The Terror Wiki

**Welcome to AMC's The Terror Wiki**

***The Terror*** is a horror drama anthology series broadcast on AMC.
The story of *The Terror* in season 1 is an adaptation of the book by Dan Simmons, based on the real-life events of Captain John Franklin and his ill-fated 1840s voyage to explore the Northwest Passage, a journey from which he and his crew would never return.

*The Terror: Infamy* is set during World War II and centers on a series of bizarre deaths that haunt a Japanese-American community and a young man’s journey to understand and combat the malevolent entity responsible. This second season of the series premiered August 12, 2019 on AMC and concluded on October 14, 2019. The second season features George Takei (*Star Trek*) as a major cast member and explores the devastating effects of Japanese internment camps on Japanese-American citizens, set alongside a fictional story of unusual paranormal events.

*Please note that updated information for all episodes has been posted. Spoilers for aired content is not marked, so please take caution if you not yet watched certain installments of either season.*

*True Terror With George Takei* features George Takei narrating accounts of real-life events of terror. This series of shorts was released via AMC's premium streaming service AMC Premiere on August 7, 2019 and was later made available via YouTube on October 1, 2019.

**Season 2 (*Infamy*) Characters**
Chester NakayamaHenry NakayamaAsako NakayamaNobuhiro YamatoAmy YoshidaLuz OjedaYuko Tanabe
**Season 1 Characters**
Cornelius HickeySir John FranklinCaptain Francis CrozierLady SilenceDoctor Henry GoodsirHenry Foster CollinsCaptain James Fitzjames

About The Terror Wiki

We're an encyclopedia documenting AMC's anthological series, *The Terror*. We are dedicated to creating a comprehensive and informative resource about terrors, including real-life events of Captain John Franklin and his ill-fated 1840s voyage and a series of bizarre deaths that haunt a Japanese-American community

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Miss Antoinette

**Miss Antoinette** was the manager of a brothel on or near Terminal Island in California. She was present for the bachelor party of Walt Yoshida and offered him first pick of her girls as the lucky groom-to-be. She also tried to offer her services to Chester Nakayama, another one of the attendees, but he declined, due to the issues he was having with his girlfriend. Later, a woman, Yuko Tanabe, claimed to him to have been sent to him by her to serve him tea. This was, questionable, however, as she was a *Bakemono* (shapeshifter) that had come from Japan. ("A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest") When Chester questioned her on this later, she stated that she had no Japanese woman working for her and asked Chester to leave. ("All the Demons Are Still in Hell")

On *The Terror: Infamy*, Miss Antoinette was portrayed by Camille Martinez.
HMS Erebus

**HMS Erebus** was a Royal Navy polar exploration vessel, formerly a bomb vessel. She was the flagship of Sir John Franklin's expedition to find the Northwest Passage, under the command of Franklin and later Captain James Fitzjames.

## History

*Erebus* was launched in 1826 at Pembroke Dock, South Wales. She spent her early years doing patrols along the Turkish coast and saw no action in terms of military combat. From 1839 to 1843, she participated in Sir James Clark Ross' Antarctic expedition, along with the older *HMS Terror**,* who had been to the Arctic three years prior.

## In The Show

*Erebus* first appears in Episode 1. She becomes crippled when a chunk of ice is lodged in her rudder. Due to her injury *Terror* takes lead position but both ships become ice-locked in September, 1846. They remain stuck together and She and *Terror* are both abandoned in April, 1848 and both sink sometime before 1850.

## In The Book

In the novel *Erebus* is crushed by the ice and it's occupants move to *Terror*.

## Trivia

* *Erebus* was the first of Sir John's ships to have been discovered.
* *Erebus* is named for the Greek god of darkness. An image of his face is present on both her stern and on her wheel.
Magnus Manson

**Magnus Manson** is a character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is an able bodied seaman on HMS *Terror*.

## In The Show

Manson first appears in episode 1 as one of the members of David Young's burial party. His next appearance is in episode 4, when he, Cornelius Hickey, Thomas Armitage, and Tom Hartnell kidnap Lady Silence. Armitage's involvement is not exposed and the remaining three are tried and sentenced with Manson and Hartnell receiving 12 lashes and Hickey receiving 30. In the next episode, Manson and Hartnell are tasked with putting Mr. Hornby's body in *Terror*'s dead room. Manson refuses to go down at first because he is scared, and gets in a brief scuffle with Lt. Irving over it, but Hickey coaxes him into going down. He later appears briefly assisting the officers after Thomas Blanky got his leg mauled by the Tuunbaq.

Manson attends and survives the carnivale fire in episode 6 and appears briefly in the flashback scene of episode 7 when he boards *Terror* standing behind Hartnell and David Young. Later in the episode he remarks that the team led by Lieutenant Edward Little that left earlier should have camp set up by now up and wonders if dinner would be waiting for them. William Gibson is pessimistic and discusses the possibility of leaving the larger group behind to form their own group and Manson becomes part of the conspirators to undermine Captain Francis Crozier's command.

In episode 8 the mutiny is being planned and Manson is given the task of finding the lightest sledge. When Hickey is later found guilty of murdering Lieutenant John Irving and Thomas R. Farr, a court martial is held but is interrupted by an attack from the Tuunbaq. Manson manages to survive and escapes with Hickey and the other mutineers.

In episode 9 Gibson is killed by Hickey to be cannibalized and Manson joins in. At the end of the episode he is part of a small group sent to retrieve Crozier. Thomas "Tom" Hartnell calls out to Manson but Hartnell is then shot by Charles Frederick Des Voeux. Crozier is brought to the camp in episode 10 and when Manson is sent to get him, he informs Crozier that Hickey doesn't want him to call Crozier Captain anymore. Towards the end of the final confrontation against the Tuunbaq, Magnus begins suffering great pain from eating Doctor Henry Goodsir's poisoned corpse earlier and shoots Thomas Armitage when he aims his gun to kill Hickey. Manson apologizes to Armitage but is killed by the Tuunbaq very shortly after.

## In The Book

In the novel, Hickey and Manson are in a relationship and Hickey uses Manson to carry out his various deeds. He is eventually shot by Crozier and dies from his wounds.
MP Nessler

**MP Nessler** was an MP, a member of the military police with the U.S. Army during World War II. He was stationed at the Colinas de Oro War Relocation Center, a Japanese internment camp.

On *The Terror: Infamy*, Major Bowen was portrayed by Matthew Smalley.

## History

While out doing a routine patrol at night, he discovers a light on in a building that is supposed to be empty and goes to check it out. He calls out, but gets no response. He states that the area is off-limits and finds Yuko Tanabe knitting at a table. He asks her if she understands English and she turns around, showing him her face, which is an undead mess. He gasps in shock. Her joints crack and he pants in fear.

Yuko takes possession of him. He walks creakily out of the building, grunting in pain, and scales watchtower. A soldier shouts after him, saying that he missed his last shift, and asks him what he's doing. He pays him no mind, instead continuing to climb the tower. When he reaches the top, he scales over the edge and jumps, hitting the ground dead.

Major Bowen finds a glass in his hand, and decides from this that one of the Japanese in the camps got him drunk. He orders a raid of the dormitories, which results in contraband saké being found in the Yoshida family dormitory. Walt Yoshida professes to having made it and is sent to the stockade. ("The Weak Are Meat")
Dennis Ojeda

**Dennis Ojeda** was a Mexican-American male living in California. His father was Bart Ojeda and he had a sister, Luz.

## History

Every summer, his father would send him and Luz to live with their *abuela* in Aguayo, New Mexico. There, they would make *birria* and pray to the saints together, while their cousin Hector trapped rabbits. Luz thought it was like a dream, but he hated it and missed the city. ("My Perfect World")

Dennis Ojeda joined the World War II campaign and was sent overseas. He did transport duty in a convoy in North Africa, but was killed in battle in or around February 1943. Upon learning of this, his father Bart visited Luz Ojeda in the Colinas de Oro War Relocation Center to inform her of his death and to urge her to come home. ("Shatter Like a Pearl")
William Heather

**William Heather** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is a royal marine private on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

Heather first appears in episode 3 as one of the marines in the hunting blind that Sir John Franklin had ordered built. He, Sir John, Sergeants Tozer and Bryant and two other sailors have their photos taken by Dr. Goodsir before they go back into the blind. Not long afterwards, the Tuunbaq attacks and kills Bryant. Heather later appears at Sir John's funeral as one of the soldiers for the 21 gun salute.

In episode 4 his skull is ripped open by the Tuunbaq and he's left in a catatonic state and the surgeons apply wax to his eyes in order to keep them shut. In episode 5 Sergeant Tozer is clipping his nails and speaking with him. In episode 6 Cornelius Hickey touches his exposed brain when they're alone and Heather is later brought to the carnivale despite his condition. A fire is started by Dr. Stephen Samuel Stanley and Tozer tries to keep Heather safe but he is nonetheless killed by being crushed by the stampeding crowd, smoke inhalation, or burns from the flames.

## Trivia

* A tin canteen belonging to Heather was found at Victory Point.
Lorman Empire

The **Lorman Empire** (Lorman: *Imperii Lormanii*) also known as the **Empire of Dragons** (Lorman: *Imperii draconum*) is one of the largest civilizations on Mundus and is often in direct competition with The Empire of the Human Thrones for largest human civilizations. The Lorman Empire is a hereditary monarchy currently ruled by the House of Naevius; the current Emperor is Emperor Thrax (*Faustus Lucius Naevius Augustus*) who hailed from an ancient tribe of the *Thraxi*. The Lorman Empire is located on the southern coast of Feomora based out of Lorma, the fabled land of dragons. The Lorman Emperor's have held close ties with the various dragonflight's of dragon and the Imperial Household; however dragons are exceedingly rarer on Mundus.

The Lorman Empire is feared and beloved for it's military prowess; despite the fact that the Lorman Empire is indeed a hereditary monarchy it does have several republican elements including a Senate and elected officials which serve the Emperor. The Lorman Legion's are bolstered by the presence of the blessed legions of the *religionem Lormanum* which are clad in golden clad armor and assist the Lorman Empire.

## Government

### Administrative divisions

The Lorman Empire is divided into two types of provinces: Senatorial Provinces and Imperial Provinces. The Senatorial Provinces had a Senatorial appointed *Proconsul* who was responsible to the Senate directly and the Senate was in control of their affairs almost exclusively. Senatorial Provinces were often safe areas of the Empire which were unlikely to experience rebellion or turmoil.

Imperial Provinces had an appointed *Praefectus* or Prefect who was traditionally a legionary commander but not always. The Prefect had total control over the province and was traditionally responsible for maintaining large swathes of territory.

**Senatorial provinces**

* Lorma (containing the city of Lorma and the port city of Castra Ad Herculem)

## Military

The Lorman military is divided into a wide array of troops. The primary formation of the Lorman Empire is the Legion, the Legion is the most basic and important component of the success of the Lorman Empire. The legions draw from the vast human strength that the Lorman Empire has within it's borders. Alongside The Empire of the Human Thrones the Lorman Empire contains the largest share of humans on Mundus, most of the humans within Lorma are original Lormans and are born into the thousands of different families (sometimes called houses or tribes) and have long dedicated themselves to the protection of their way of life.

The Lorman legions were divided into *Comitatenses* units which are highly mobile field armies of the legions; they are assisted by the *Limitanei* which are lightly armored border troops posted on all borders of the empire. Both of these specific units of the legion are incredibly to the empires defense, they are posted primarily along the border and serve as the quick reaction force of the empire.
H. Nakayama & Son Photo Studio

**H. Nakayama & Son Photo Studio** was a photo studio founded and run by Chester Nakayama in the Little Tokyo district of Los Angeles, California.

It was established sometime after August 6, 1945 and in or before 1950. It was named in honor of Chester's father Henry, who perished towards the end of World War II. ("Into the Afterlife")
Cornelius Hickey (original)

## Cornelius Hickey

The original **Cornelius Hickey** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*.

## Background

Hickey is first seen in episode 7 registering his name for service aboard *HMS Terror*. After receiving his papers, Lieutenant George Henry Hodgson tells him to be back aboard the ship in a month to rejoin the crew. Unfortunately, Hickey doesn't get a chance to leave with them. Not long before he would have left, Hickey bumped into a man named E.C.. Hickey tells the man about the journey to the Polar sea and that they would spend a year before they reach the pacific. The man then killed Hickey by stabbing him to death and threw his body into Regent's canal and then assumed Hickey's identity and joined the crew of the expedition. Three years later, the false Hickey after leading a mutiny tells his subordinates about what he did to the real Hickey with Crozier remarking that "You could have just joined up".

## Trivia

* The subplot of Hickey being replaced by an imposter was a creation of the show to avoid calling the real Hickey a mutineer and a cannibal.
* One of the key differences between this Hickey and the man claiming to be him, is his prominent Irish accent. Crozier even references this lack of an accent in episode 2.
Jirou Tanabe

**Jirou Tanabe** was a Japanese American individual born in California. Born to Yuko Tanabe on April 6, 1920, he was the twin brother of of Chester Nakayama.

On *The Terror: Infamy*, Jirou Tanabe was portrayed by Pierce Kang.

## History

He and Chester were separated at birth and Chester was entirely unaware of his existence until nearly 23 years later. ("My Perfect World")

After learning of the ancient *cunaderismo* magic from the *abuela* of his girlfriend, Luz Ojeda, Chester insisted that he be allowed to try it to discover the fate of his brother. The magic would allow him to try to find his brother from a photo that was taken of him. If his brother was alive, then he would not meet him. However, if his brother was dead, then he would meet a version of him from the time that the photo was taken and his brother would not know that he was dead.

Chester met his brother Jirou as a young boy, proving that he was dead. Jirou's story was a tragic one - he was shunned by the other children at his school, as they believed him to be cursed. Furthermore, despite liking baseball like Chester, he was too weak and sickly to play it. Chester, however, cheered him up by tossing a ball with him.

The two of them were then discovered by Yuko Tanabe, their birth mother, who had been following Chester. She took possession of Chester within the magic and introduced herself to Jirou as his mother. She then dragged him down into the "perfect world" she had taken from her ancestor, Chiyo. She promised Jirou that she, him and Taizo (Chester) would all be together soon. Back in the real world, Jirou's image disappeared from the photo, leaving only an empty playground. ("My Sweet Boy")

Jirou spent his time lying in bed in the "perfect world." He asked Yuko if Taizo was okay. She told him that she was going to bring baby Taizo back. He asked her where he was, but she shushed him. ("Come and Get Me")

He remained waiting in the perfect world while Yuko merged with her past self in a perfect moment in time. ("Into the Afterlife")

Baptismal certificateIn a photo, as a schoolboySame photo, no Jirou
## Behind the scenes

* Jirou's final fate is uncertain within the show itself. He is not seen returning from the "perfect world," but is not mentioned again after Chester takes Yuko into the past, where she merges with a past version of herself who is still pregnant with both himself and Jirou. However, according to showrunner Alexander Woo, Jirou was not left behind. He explained that with it being Chester's story, they didn't want to cut away to Jirou. He explains that the wind at the end of the funeral scene with Chester holding his baby signified Jirou being released and being with Chester in spirit.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ The Wrap - ‘The Terror: Infamy’ Showrunner Breaks Down Yuko’s Ending and Explains What Happened to Chester’s Brother
Stan Grichuk

**Stan Grichuk** is a character that appears in the premiere episode of the second season of AMC's *The Terror*, *The Terror: Infamy*. He is portrayed by Teach Grant.

## History

Grichuk is a local cannery manager. He buys the product fished by Henry Nakayama, but low-balls him, claiming that the quality of his product is deteriorating. He displays a prejudicial attitude towards Japanese, stating that he's been told by some that he shouldn't even be associating with them at all. His tie gets caught in one of his own machines, very nearly strangling him to death. He is saved when it is cut off by Nakayama, then trips over a basket.

He later shows up at the Nakayama family house, telling Henry that he's been fired, that he's the one that's being made to take the blame for the failure of the machine. He blames Nakayama for bringing him small catches, claiming that he needs reparation. Citing the antispying laws, he notes that Nakayama never registered his fishing boat, the *Taro*. He threatens to expose Nakayma as a spy, and ultimately coerces him into giving him the key to his car. Before taking off with it, he thanks him for saving his life.

Henry's son, Chester, later comes during the night and takes the car back, intending to elope with his girlfriend, Luz Ojeda. Later that night, Grichuk visits the cannery, before stepping out to the dock housing the *Taro*, intent on destroying it. He pours kerosene all over and lights a match, using it to light the entire box of matches, only for a stiff wind to blow it out. The same wind then blows him into the water, drowning him. His corpse is discovered in a fishing net that morning. Henry and Chester fall under suspicion for the incident and taken to the local naval station, but are let go upon the sounding of an air raid siren. However, Henry is later taken by the FBI as a possible Japanese spy, following the news of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. ("A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest")
Edward Couch

**Edward Couch** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is a mate on *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

Couch first appears in episode 1 when he stands behind Sir John when the latter gives his speech.

His next appearance is in episode 5 when he and Capt. Fitzjames are inspecting the sailors.

He isn't seen with the sailors in episode 7 heading to the mainland which can show that he possibly dies at Carnivale in episode 6.

## Trivia

* 2 spoons and a fork belonging to Couch were recovered from Erebus Bay and Cape Victoria in 1859.
* Like other characters in the show, Couch served in China during the Opium War.
* A skull that bears a resemblance to Couch was recovered from Erebus Bay in 2018.
Charles Dickens

**Charles Dickens** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He gives a lecture supporting Lady Jane Franklin in her effort to have another expedition sent out to search for the Franklin Expedition (The C, The C, The Open C).

## Trivia

* In real life, Dickens was called upon by Lady Franklin to support her in defending her husband's name. He wrote a paper called "The Lost Arctic Voyagers" criticizing the conclusions of John Rae, who was told by Inuit that some men of the Franklin Expedition had resorted to cannibalism. He described the Netsilik as "covetous, treacherous, and cruel" and the same words were used by Captain James Fitzjames to describe the natives as well in episode 4.
* Dickens does not appear in the novel, but author Dan Simmons wrote another novel, *Drood*, featuring him as an important character.
Translator

The Translator is a minor and unnamed character in AMC's *The Terror*.

## Background

The translator first appears in episode 1 when he translates the Netsilik Hunter's story about the fate of the Franklin Expedition to Sir James Clark Ross. He later appears at the end of episode 10 along with Ross and it's revealed the story the hunter is telling is actually a lie from Captain Francis Crozier who is sitting outside listening to the conversation before walking away.

## Trivia

* This man is possibly a fictional version of Franklin searcher Dr. John Rae.
Edward Genge

**Edward Genge** is a minor character in AMC's *The Terror*. He is the paymaster's steward on *HMS Terror*.

## In The Show

Genge is first mentioned in episode 3, when Subordinate Officers Steward William Gibson tells Caulker's Mate Cornelius Hickey that they would tell him about Crozier's drinking habits.

Genge's first physical appearance is in episode 4, when he is seen attending Hickey's lashing.

In the next episode, Genge can be seen with the other sailors aboard HMS Erebus.
Republican Guard of Novolucia

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The **Republican Guard of the Novolucian Republic** (**Республиканская гвардия Республики Новолусии**) is a **Department** of the **National Armed Forces** of the **Republic of Novolucia**, acting as a combined special forces and military police unit.

They however differ from all other branches of the Military, for they are under the direct command of the **Minister of Defence**, acting as a Paramilitary reserve of last resort in the event of a military coup.
Perfect world

The "**perfect world**" was a term given by Chiyo and later Yuko Tanabe to a realm of their own within the afterlife. It featured Japanese architecture and a sprawling grounds with not a single leaf out of place. The sandy areas, however, were forbidden grounds, as stepping on them would cause one to be dragged down into the depths of the afterlife.

## History

Chiyo tried to convince Yuko to stay with her in this "perfect world," as her daughter. Yuko, however, would have none of it, as she was a mother herself and was determined to do right by her children, even it meant escaping and returning to the world as a *yurei*. She lured Chiyo to the forbidden sands, causing her to be dragged down. ("Taizo") She later began plotting to take her child Jirou Tanabe and the son of Chester Nakayama, Henry Nakayama II, down into this world. ("My Perfect World")

In speaking with Chester, she told him that a perfect world awaited him, if only he would look within himself. ("A Sparrow in a Swallow’s Nest")

When Chester visited a past version of Jirou via a *cuanderismo* ritual, Yuko possessed him, then grabbed Jirou and took him down into the perfect world. ("My Sweet Boy") He was left waiting there for her to bring his brother. ("Into the Afterlife")

## Behind the scenes

* In the behind the scenes video "Yuko's Hell in Life and Death," Alexander Woo and production designer Jonathan McKinstry stated that Yuko's afterlife seen in the series drew inspiration from Kobayashi's "Kwaidan" and was placed on a stage so that it had a slightly fake and surreal feel, such that the audience would slowly realize there was something not quite right about it.
* Alexander Woo also stated that the perfect world often referred to in the series served as an analogue for the American dream, an idealized existence that is not quite possible.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ Salon - "The Terror: Infamy" twist ending: humanity wins, as long as we don't forget our sins
Fagin

Fagin is the name of the ship's cat from *HMS Erebus*.

## In The Show

The cat appears in "Gore" hunting for rats while Sir John Franklin, James Fitzjames and John Gregory talk about the lead parties and *Erebus*' steam engine. In the next episode, Sir John mentions to the marines that they could put the cat out of a job due to them catching the biggest rats as bait for the Tuunbaq. He then describes that Fagin is meant to be lapdog or a small pillow. This statement then makes the marines chuckle.

## Trivia

* The name "Fagin" is original to the show, as in reality, Erebus' cat had no name.
Max Borenstein

**Max Borenstein** is an executive producer and co-creator for *The Terror: Infamy*, the second season of *The Terror*.

Borenstein also wrote the sixth episode of the *The Terror: Infamy*, "Taizo," along with Benjamin Klein.

Max Borenstein is known for writing the screenplay for the 2014 *Godzilla* film, as well as story for *Godzilla: King of the Monsters*. He also wrote the screenplay for *Kong: Skull Island*, and served as an executive producer for the television series *Minority Report*.

## Notes and references

1. ↑ AMC Studios International - *The Terror: Infamy*
2. ↑ WGA Directory - *The Terror: Infamy*
3. ↑ Max Bornenstein on IMDb