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Hansel and Gretel

**Hansel and Gretel** are a pair of minor antagonists in *Disenchantment*, loosely based on the German fairy tale characters of the same name. These two siblings are a pair of cannibalistic serial killers who lure people into their Candy Cabin to kill and eat them.

## History

Hansel and Gretel have had homicidal and cannibalistic tendencies since they were young children; their first victims were their own parents. After eating their parents, they were taken in by Gwen to live in her gingerbread house, oblivious to how evil they really were. When Hansel and Gretel felt that they didn't get enough candy from Gwen, they tied up Gwen and her sister, put a curse on Gwen that forced to her to cackle everytime she tried to speak, and turned her home into their own personal slaughterhouse to kill people and cook them into food.

Pops encountered them when he was still a traveling salesman. He sold them some of his candy.

Years later, Gwen is somehow arrested and wrongly convicted for Hansel's and Gretel's murders, and thus is sentenced to death. Elfo wanders into the forest and comes across the gingerbread house, where Hansel and Gretel invite him over for lunch. After sedating him with candy that was sprinkled with sleeping powder, they try to cook him alive. Bean and Luci enter the house, and after figuring out that Hansel and Gretel are cannibals, they save Elfo and confront the siblings. Hansel and Gretel chase Bean down to their basement filled with human remains, where they reveal their backstories and motives. Bean kills Gretel and then Hansel with two swings of a large axe-shaped lollipop weapon, which causes Gwen's curse to be lifted, and fortunately leads to the old witch being exonerated of the Hansel and Gretel murders.

Hansel's and Gretel's souls are later seen suffering eternal damnation in Hell. Their punishment is being strapped down to chairs and forced to watch their deaths by Bean through a film projector for all time. They come across a disguised Bean and Luci while they were on their way to find Elfo; Gretel seems to recognize Bean at first, but mistakes her for a high school classmate.

In "Spy Vs. Spy Vs. Spy", Hansel and Gretel then nearly escape Hell through Dreamland's elevator, but ran into Bean the moment they stepped out. Terrified, they ran back into the elevator, and Bean cut the cable with her axe, sending both plummeting all the way back down to Hell.

## Trivia

* These characters play a functionally similar role to the Witch from the story *Hansel and Gretel* by the Brothers Grimm.
* The *Hansel and Gretel* folk story is presented here in the form of a deconstructive parody, which is reconstructed to be worse than the original.
* It is unclear how they were able to escape hell in "Spy Vs. Spy Vs. Spy" since both died so only their souls were send to hell, and as seen in "Stairway to Hell" souls cannot go back to Earth unless they are contained in a bottle.
Trøgtown

**Trøgtown** is the subterranean home of the Trøgs, located beneath Dreamland Castle.

Trøgtown is all underground, most of all it being a cave connecting to parts of the the Dreamland Castle’s Catacomb’s. These caves and tunnels go beneath the castle, throughout under dreamland and into the woods behind Dreamland towards the ocean. There is even a tunnel all the way to Steamland. The tunnels form a complex maze in which only the Trøgs and Queen Dagmar know their way around.

The Trøg’s are notable next-door neighbors to the inhabitants of Hell, and the Trøg’s are known for making use of any scraps that wash up the the surface or from hell.

## Areas

Trogtown’s more notable parts include:

* **The Fungus Forest**": a cave where psychedelic mushrooms are gathered and carved for various purposes, including construction work.
* **Mining pit number 3**: a digging site where the Trøgs are trying to mine out the whole earth for unknown reasons. This collects large amounts of boulders, which they would later use to try and flatten Elfo.
* **Treasure cave**: where they store items they looted from the world above, including the Eternity Pendant.
* **Moon Altar**: Where they hold ceremonies to worship the moon.
* **Dining hall**: Where midnight supper is served.
* **Sleep holes**: Holes in the walls where the Trøgs sleep.
* **The Dungeon**: where prisoners are locked up.

Finally, they have a gem pond where you are suppose to throw a stone in the water and say something you’re mad at.

Treasure caveSleep holesMoon altarMining pit nr 3Fungus ForestDungeon
Mother Superior

**Mother Superior** is the head nun in charge of a monastery called Our Lady of Unlimited Chastity. She and her fellow nuns devote their entire lives to worshiping God.

Princess Bean is sent to the monastery as a punishment from King Zøg for throwing a wild party in the royal palace. However, Mother Superior has no patience for Bean's antics and general disobedience, and it's not long before she kicks out Bean after learning that she brought a demon with her.
Ursula

* Human
* Bear

**Ursula** is a Selkie who lives in the Enchanted Forest. Although normally a bear, she has the ability to turn into a human woman by removing her bear skin. She briefly dated King Zøg of Dreamland, which later caused her to give birth to Jasper.

After once again meeting Zøg in the Enchanted Forest, she is captured by P.T. McGee and becomes a captive in his Freak Show.

## Appearance

Ursula looks like an ordinary brown bear when she wears her bear skin. In human form, she has blond and wild hair that covers her bare breasts. She also usually goes around naked in her human form but in Dreamland, she usually wears a blue off-shoulders dress.

## Powers and Abilities

Being a Selkie, Ursula is a magical creature with her main power being the ability to turn into a large bear using a bearskin, reverting to her human form whenever she takes it off.

## Appearances

* The Lonely Heart is a Hunter
* The Unbearable Lightning of Bean
* Bean Falls Apart

## Gallery

Ursula in human form.Ursula meets Zøg.Ursula captive in P.T's Freak Show.Ursula in bear form, holding a fish.
## Trivia

* The name 'Ursula' is derived from a diminutive of the Latin "Ursa", which means "Bear", translating to "Little Bear".
* Of the three women who bore Zøg's children, Ursula is the only one who is not royalty.
Billy West

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## Billy West

### Role

Sorcerio, Jester, Sir Mertz, Pops, King Rulo

### First appearance

A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar

### IMDb page

Billy West

**Billy West** (born April 16, 1952) is an American voice actor. His early career began as a radio personality, and he started doing voice over in the late 1980s.

He has provided voice-over work to multiple projects, and is recently best known for his portrayal of Philip J. Fry, Professor Farnsworth, Zoidberg, and Zapp Brannigan in the *Futurama* series. He also provides the voice for Doug, in the animated series of the same name, Stimpy from *Ren and Stimpy*, and is the current voice of some classic cartoon characters, such as Elmer Fudd in many *Looney Tunes* projects, Bugs Bunny (sometimes), Popeye, and Woody Woodpecker. He has also done voice work in commercials such as Red in the M&M commercials, and for a while he was the Bee in the Honey Nut Cheerios commercials.
Land Vikings

The **Land Vikings**, also known just as **Vikings**, are a ruthless human army of bandits and marauders. They are similar to real-life Vikings, except they roam and pillage only on dry land instead of in the high seas. They travel around in giant wheeled vehicles that resemble longboats.

Sven was a leader (Regional Manager) of a group of Land Vikings that invaded Dreamland when Bean was throwing a party in the Dreamland Castle. Sven wanted to spend the night by crashing the party and having sex with the princess, until he was made aware that they (possibly) had the Elixir of Life; and so the Vikings massacred the party guests and tried to take over Dreamland, while being misled into believing they will gain immortality. Bean, Elfo, and Luci defeated the Vikings by sending them falling down a trapdoor into the ocean. They were subsequently captured by Sea Trøgs and used as hosts for their parasitic offspring.
Escape pod

This **Escape pod** was located on board The Compensator. It is a small, flying vehicle designed for evacuating The Compensator.

In "The Cabinet of Dr. Chazzzzz", Bean, Luci, Elfo, Jerry and Laughing Horse are forced to use it when The Compensator is shot down and destroyed. With the escape pod, the group managed to get away from the unseen enemy in Dreamland Castle (later revealed to be Cloyd and Becky), and land in the woods outside the city. They left the escape pod there and headed for Dreamland on foot.

In "The Pitter-Patter of Little Feet", after Cloyd and Becky are driven out of the castle, they seemingly steal the Escape Pod in an attempt to get away. Bean manages to shoot the escape pod down with a flaming arrow and it crashes into the ocean. However, it is then revealed Cloyd and Becky were never in the escape pod, but had the pod set to auto-pilot to fake their deaths.
Washmaster's Lair

**The Washmaster's Lair** is located on top of a cliff in the Enchanted Forest.

The lair resemles a Buddhist monastery. The only known access point is a hand-powered elevator at the base of the cliff. The lair itself is golden and white and resembles Tibetan Buddhist architecture. The grass surrounding it is red.

Based on information provided by the Hooker Fairy, Bean, Luci and Elfo believed it was called the "Wishmaster's Lair" and sought out its occupant for help.

Its owner is presumed to be dead, as he was dropped off a cliff by an Ogre. This is confirmed in "The Cabinet of Dr. Chazzzzz" where the Rinsemaster refers to the Washmaster as "his late brother".
Seekers

The **Seekers** is a mysterious secret society in Dreamland. Members dress in formal red robes with a sigil of a key with a triangle behind it.

## Members

Odval, Sorcerio, and the Arch-Druidess are members of the Dreamland branch of the Seekers, and they hold their meetings in an underground chamber beneath the Dreamland Castle whenever King Zøg is not around. Other prominent members include Big Jo and Sir Turbish, as well as several background characters.

## Role

According to Odval, the Seekers conducts matters of state and diplomacy, and choose what is right for the kingdom over what is right for the king. However, despite the prime minister's grandiose claims of a higher purpose, they spend most of time on-screen performing ritualistic sex orgies or other naked activities, and for most part seem to be just interested in kinky behaviour and nudism. Therefore, how much influence they actually have and what their true goal is remains ambigiuous for most of the series. In "Bad Moon Rising", after she spied on them, Bean herself concluded that the Seekers mainly seem to be making their plans up on the fly.

As shown by Odval's manipulation of events in Tiabeanie Falls, and as subtly foreshadowed in his conversation with his second-in-command in the society, the Arch-Druidess, in the episode In Her Own Write, their dogma is a half-truth. They *do* choose what is for the kingdom, but for their own benefit over *what is right for the king* quite hypocritically, rather than for any greater good for the common man.

It is revealed that they responsible for the assassins of past kings and manipulating the succession of rulers of Dreamland to rule Dreamland from behind the scene. This fact shows that the Seekers are the true rulers of Dreamland. In "Bad Moon Rising" it is revealed they are primarily motivated by the curse that supposedly rests on the House of Grunkwitz, and which they hope will end once King Zøg dies.

In "The Battle of Falling Water", the Seekers fought on the side of Bean against Queen Dagmar and her forces, proving that despite their actions they ultimately want what is best for Dreamland. While fighting Dagmar, Odval even called her out for not joining the Seekers when he offered her the chance and use the power of kinkyness for good.
Ancient Script

The **ancient script** is a language that is encountered several times in the series.

## Appereance

Season two episode four: "The Lonely Heart Is a Hunter"

Season three episode eight: "Hey, Pig Spender"

Season three episode ten: "Bean Falls Down"

## Translations

#### The Lonely Heart Is a Hunter:

Above the fireplace in King Zøg's chamber.

The translated means: "**something is hidden**".

#### Hey, Pig Spender:

On the wall of the broken tower, whereupon Human-Merkimer flees.

The translated means: "**Freckles was here**".

#### Bean Falls Down:

In the secret Book of the Kings of Dreamland, on the torn page.

The translated means: "**A battle was fought between these kings and the rightful citizens of Dreamland who lost and cast a curse on all future ruler**"

## Missing letters

The entire alphabet can be found throughout the series, except for the letters "j, p, v, x, y, z", which have not yet been mentioned.
Of Humid Bondage

**Of Humid Bondage** is a children's theater performance which takes place at the Dankmire Children's Theatre in S01E06.

## Description

The play is about the history of Dankmire and the construction of the canal. The scenes which are shown inform the viewer of the war between the Dankmirians and the Swamp People. According to the Chancellor of Dankmire, who escorts the Royal Delegation to witness the show, it is "one of those plays where the actors come out into the audience and bother people."

## Cultural Reference

* ***Of Human Bondage*** **(1915)**: a novel by  W. Somerset Maugham, ranked by The Modern Library as 66 out of 100 best English language novels of the 20th century.

## Trivia

* According to Frogo's Best of Dankmire, as read by Elfo:

"Did you know Dreamland forced Dankmire to build [the] canal, then they fought a 100 year war over who owned the canal and the war only ended when a certain King Zog of Dreamland - *that's your dad!* - married Princess Oona of Dankmire - *that's your weird step mom!*"
* This implies that the play is fabricated to make the Dankmirians look better - and to save the "flimsy alliance" with Dreamland - by claiming that the Dankmirians went to war with the Swamp People, instead of with Dreamland. The swamp people were innocent (indigenous) by-standers.
* The line "this means war!" is ironic, given that the kid who delivers the line is the aggressor, having just killed the the Swamp person, and not the other way around.
* You might say the play is a *propaganda* piece.
* At the end of the performance a kid dressed as King Zøg appeared.
* The show lasts at least three and a half hours, is split into 16 acts, and has been a "smash" for 14 years.
* The enactment of the 100 year war between Dankmire and the Swamp People lasted 3 and a half hours. (Yawn).

## Quote

**Kid 1**: You cannot stop Dankmirian progress Swamp People! Now stop complainin' and build us the world's cleanest canal! This means war!
[3 1/2 hours later]
**Kid 2**: And thus, the 100 year war was over, and Dankmire and Dreamland shared a beautiful canal, and a *marrage of convenience!*
**King Zog**: *Who's that fat kid with the crown supposed to be?*
**Kids together**: All hail Dankmire!
**Kid 3**: *Dank you* *for coming!*
Truth Serum

One of Sorcerio's failed attempts at the Elixir of Life created a **Truth Serum**. It looks like a pink foam. It is not potent enough to work through clothing, as King Zog showed no symptoms when his robe was splattered

The mixture seems purple but when it get's splattered everywhere it seems pink.

## Recipe

* 1x eye of newt
* 1x tail of newt
* 1x rest of newt
* 1x drop of elf blood (unpure)
Part 4

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* List of episodes

#### episode 1 summary

in the begining of part 4 you can see bean getting off a elevator. on her way to get married to satan. still mourning over her friend luci after he got caught in a elevator in the last part. as she goes to get married to satan the ritual for that is that she was supposed to cutt her hand open and put her bloody handprint on the paper. but instead takes her mothers hand and puts it there instead.

on the other side luci and jerry are in heaven and convince god to let them out to save bean. jerry puts luci in a jar and goes to hell. where they both run away from satan, the demons, and queen dagmar.
Throne room

The **Throne room** is the central room of Dreamland Castle. It is here that the monarch of Dreamland receives guests and rules the country.

The room contains three thrones standin in front of large windows. The center throne is the largest and is reserved for the current monarch. The two smaller ones on each side are for the monarch's consort and the crown prince or princess. The thrones are on an elevated section of the room so they overlook the rest of the Throne Room. The walls of the Throne Room are decorated with tapestries.

In the floor directly in front of the central throne are multiple trap doors, through wich unwanted visitors can be tossed into the ocean.

When Emperor Cloyd and Becky the Enchantress took over Dreamland, they kept the main throne for Dagmar while they themselves sat on the two lesser thrones.

When Queen Dagmar took over Dreamland in Season 3, she had 2 couldrons with fire placed in the throne room as decoration, as well as two tapestries depicting her looking down on the thrones.

A Trap doorThrone room during Dagmar's rule.
Witch House

The **Witch House** is Gwen's house and stands in the Enchanted Forest.

## Look

The house looks like in the fairy tale: Hansel and Gretel The house is made of gingerbread, the bricks of candy, the beams of candy canes. The way to the hut made of lollipops and the fence made of candies.

## History

Elfo flees from Bunty into the Enchanted Forest, where he meets the witch's house. Hansel and Gretel asked him into it. Bean and Luci look for Elfo in the forest and finally come to the witch's house. They save Elfo, find out Hansel and Gretel are cannibals, kill them and blow up the house.

## Appearance

Season one episode five: Faster, Princess! Kill! Kill!
The Gift Box

This **gift box** was a small present which harassed Bean before her wedding day, that kept appearing before her until she became curious and opened it, housed Luci, her personal demon. Luci's comments pressured her to "Open the [ribbon] to Hell" which may imply the ribbon is either cursed or a portal. Though it may have just been said for dramatic effect. Luci, the creature from inside the box, is known to be from Hell. Once Bean opened the box and became frightened, she began to attack Luci. Even when taking a severe beating, he sustained seemingly no injuries. It is unknown what happened to the box after Luci left it.
Zogs room

**Zogs room** is the personal bedroom of King Zog within Dreamland Castle. It was shared between Zog and Queen Dagmar until the latters death due to a petrification potion, and between Zog and Queen Oona until their divorce.

The room has a large bed with windows on both sides. Above the bed is a tapistry that depicts Zog as a half human/half sea creature. There's another tapestry that depicts a map of Dreamland.
The Simpsons

***The Simpsons*** is an American animated sit-com, created by Matt Groening, the same person who created *Disenchantment*. The series focuses on a middle class nuclear family, known as the Simpsons, comprised of the dim-witted alcoholic father, Homer, the hard-working, unappreciated housewife, Marge, their mischievous, troublemaking son, Bart, their wise, child prodigy daughter Lisa, and their quiet but clever baby daughter, Maggie.
Omnicon

The **Omnicon** is the ancient book of spells and easy Sunday dinners, in which only two copies are known to exist. One copy was owned by Malfus, who left it with Gwen. The other copy belongs to Collecticus and is still sealed in its box. Within the Omnicon is the recipe for *Elixir Vitae con Arroz* or Elixir of Life with Rice.
Queen Grogda

**Queen Grogda** is the ruler of Ogre Valley and the wife of the King Brock up until the latter's demise. She is also the mother of Junior & Elfo.

## Personality

Grogda is more benevolent than most Ogres, who are generally brutish warriors.

## History

She first met Pops on the outskirts of Ogre Valley. He was a traveling candy salesman and she was returning with a boar she had killed. He was instantly taken with her and offered her candy, but she refused. Pops proceeded to wait at that same spot every day to offer her a different type of candy. Pops eventually decided to try giving her a specially made sour candy. She accepted it and the two started a discreet relationship. Eventually, Grogda became pregnant and the two decided to sneak out of Ogreland together.

The two ended up living together in the trees of the jungles and their son was born, with Grogda naming him Elfo so he would be proud of his heritage and thus, Elfo was born. When Elfo was a baby, she made him a needlepoint of the three of them as a family. Eventually, noticing the approach of gnomes, she had Elfo and Pops hide in the treehouse while she led them away. She managed to fight off most of the gnomes, but was shot with a flaming arrow to the chest before falling off a cliff, hitting her head on a rock and going unconscious. Upon waking up, she discovered that the arrow had been stopped by a candy box Pops had given her. By the time she reached the treehouse, it had already been burned down by the gnomes. finding two burned monkey corpses, she mistook them for Pops and Elfo. Believing her family to be dead, she saw no other option than to return to Ogreland and marry Brock, but always thought of Pops and Elfo.

When Elfo and Bean arrive to the Ogre Valley looking for berries that will cure the sick elfs, the Ogre Queen has them thrown in a dudgeon so that the ogres can eat them the next day. Elfo and Bean manage to escape and find the tree where the berries grow when the queen appears before them and asks where they come from but before Elfo can fully answer, they hear the other ogres who are searching for their prisoners. The Ogre Queen helps Elfo collect the berries and allows him and Bean to escape through a hidden tunnel. Before the Queen seals the tunnel's entrance she hears Bean say Elfo's name, and thus realizes her son is still alive.

In "The Good, The Bad, and the Bum-Bum", after Elfo is taken prisoner by the Ogres and brought back to their land, he finally learns from Grogda that she is his mother. Later in the same episode, Junior accidentally kills his father Brock after refusing to kill Elfo. Brock's death leaves Grogda free to reunite with Pops. At the end of "Goodbye Bean", she and Pops get married.

## Trivia

* Many fans speculated that she is could be Elfo's mother due to her skin color, her nose being identical to Elfo's and her curiosity regarding his name. Plus, in the family portrait Elfo's father showed him a very young Elfo was seen holding what appeared to be a large hand with four fingers.
	+ This was eventually confirmed in Part 4.
The Jittery

**The Jittery** is a bar in Dreamland right across the Dreamland Playhouse.

### Inside

It is an artificial coffee with a band, a bar, an oven and a stage with a chair without a back, two candlesticks with 4 burning candles each and a green curtain. There are 5 round wooden tables with wooden chairs in the café. The walls are full of pictures and signs of the drinks.

### Outside

The house consists of a stone wall that is partly covered by vegetation. Above the door there is a cup-shaped sign that reads: "The Jittery" along with a picture of two beans.

## Service

The only known employee is Miri also known as Mop Girl.
Rough Draft Studios

**Rough Draft Studios** is an american animation studio founded on March 20, 1991. It is an animation company specializing in 2D animation. He has two studios; the first in Glendale, California and the second is Rough Draft Korea in Seoul, South Korea. This studio makes animation in Disenchantment in co-production with The Curiosity Company and The ULULU Company.
Sven

**Sven** was the regional manager of the Land Vikings that crashed Bean's party in the Dreamland Castle. He later hooks up with Bean at the party. After learning of the Elixir of Life, Sven and his men kill (almost) all of the party guests and capture Bean, Elfo, and Luci. He then attempts to take over as the self-proclaimed "king" of Dreamland, while demanding that Bean and her friends show him the secret to immortality.

His brief reign of terror was thought to have ended when he was killed after he was dropped from the castle trapdoor by Bean, but it turns out that the Sea Trøgs dragged him underwater and used him as an incubator for their parasitic offspring.

## Featured

* Castle Party Massacre
* What to Expect When You're Expecting Parasites
Quito

**Quito** is an elf who is mentioned by Pops in "The Good, The Bad, and the Bum-Bum". After Pops tries to save Elfo from the Ogres but is caught in the act and imprisoned with Elfo, he tells Elfo that Elves never quit, except for Quito. He then briefly rants about his dislike for Quito because of him quiting on everything all the time.
Sid

**Sid** is a minor character seen in the story "Dam it all" in Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1. He is exclusive to the comic and does not appear in the animated series.

Sid works in the Unicorn Valley, where he amuses the tourists by dressing up like a unicorn. He was the only attraction left in the valley after all the Unicorns left.
Bean was not impressed and believed Sid was just trying to get attention, while Elfo believed Sid to be an actual unicorn until Luci corrected him. After the unicorns returned, Luci started a business where people could beat up Sid for five Zogs.
Sea Trøg

The **Sea Trøgs** are a fish-like species that live in the Sea of Dreamland.

## Description

The Sea Trøgs live in the Sea of Dreamland, in the water under the Dreamland Castle in the sunken annex. Unlike the Trøgs, the Sea Trøgs are very rich because they possess all the wealth of sunken ships. They consider these treasures to be gifts of the water. They administer parasites to guests and prisoners so that they serve as a breeding ground for further parasites. They try the same with Bean, Zog, Elfo and Luci.

The Sea Trøgs are unable to go ashore because they would dry out completely up there. Just like the parasites. It is unclear if the parasites are actually young Sea Trøgs or not (though the fact they share their vulnerability to sunlight implies so), or whether Sea Trøgs are related to Trøgs in the way Elves are.

## Known Sea Trogs

* King Dripo

* Queen Rashi
Pauper's graveyard

The **Pauper's graveyard** is a burial site in Dreamland reserved for the poorest inhabitants.

When King Zøg learend of the coup that the Arch-Druidess and Odval staged against him, he tried to escape Dreamland Castle by faking his death and have Sir Pendergast smuggle him out of the castle in a coffin. However, the Arch-Druidess learned about the plan, murdered Pendergast, and brought the coffin with Zog to this graveyard, where she burried him alive. Zøg thus spend several hours underground, slowly going mad, until he was rescued by the Trøgs who were robbing the graves from a mining tunnel underneath the graveyard.

The names on the tombstones make it painfully clear that the people burried here were nobodies that no-one cared about. Some examples are:

* Here Lies Ahh, who cares?
* Tomb of the unknown gopher
* Just try to collect your money now.
Sir Pendergast

Sir **Pendergast** is a Knight of the Zøg Table and seems to be the leader of them, if not the most skilled.

He was killed by the Arch-Druidess, with his head put on display on a spike (Which traumatized King Zøg greatly). He was later revived when the magic from the Crystal Cavern began to seep into Dreamland's water supply, and Sorcerio poured some of this magic-infused water into the jar that held Pendergast's head.

## Appearance

Pendergast is average height with a muscular build. He normally wears his armor and has an eye patch over his right eye, which he lost after an intoxicated King Zøg thew a spoon at him (a feat that Pendergast actually found impressive and holds no grudge about). He has long brown hair and stubble.

## Personality

Pendergast has a righteous but sarcastic personality. He follows orders and is a brave warrior. He carelessly sends his knights to their death and doesn't show any remorse, as shown when Mortimer the Expendable got killed in the the Cave of the Single Trap which Pendergast saw as safe to enter.

## Service

His services to King Zog aren't entirely clear but he has definitely been on a few quests:

* He is a possible veteran of the Lemon Crusades, which are alluded to but not shown.
* He was sent with Prince Merkimer, Mertz, and Turbish to return Bean after she ran away.
* He was sent to retrieve Elfo's fake girlfriend by Princess Bean. They travelled over the Unpassable Mountains and captured a giant named Tess, who fitted the description invented by Elfo.
* He lead the Crusade to find the Eternity Pendant. A mission he and his men failed due to Big Jo and Porky.
* He lead the Invasion of Elfwood with the goal being to capture an elf for their magic blood. This quest failed due to Elfo and Bean's involvement. It was thought that One of his knights did manage to kill Elfo, however it was Elfo's future self that killed his past self.
* When Zøg was injured after being shot with a gun, and Odval and the Arch-Druidess seized this opportunity to make Derek king, dispose of Bean and take control of Dreamland, Pendergast remained loyal to Zøg. After Zøg recovered, Pendergast helped him with a plan to escape the castle unseen, which involved Zøg faking his death and Pendergast smuggling him outside in a coffin. Sadly, the Arch-Druidess discovered the plan and killed Pendergast; first by shooting him with the gun, then having him decapitated.

## Trivia

* He has a crush on Bean and expressed interest on courting her, although Bean doesn't reciprocate.
	+ Despite this crush, he had no qualms about accusing her of helping the "dragon man".
* It was never explained as to how he regains his body when he was brought back as a living head.
Sven (giant)

**Sven** is a Giant baby who appears in the story "Magic Beans trilogy" in Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1. He is exclusive to the comic and does not appear in the animated series.

Sven is the baby son of Gunter and Sigrid. He is first seen when Gunter brings Bean, Elfo and Luci to his house as guests. Sven mistakes Elfo for a pacifier and begins to suck on him, but Sigrid quickly makes him let go of Elfo. He is not seen again after Gunter takes Bean, Elfo and Luci into town for some drinks. It is thus unknown what became of him when Luci set the city of Skylight on fire and the clouds it was build on began to evaporate.

## Trivia

* He is not to be confused with the leader of the Land Vikings, who is also named Sven.
Steamland Fun Center

The **Steamland Fun Center** is an amusement park in Steamland, located on a pier near the ocean called Pier 33.

The sign at the entrance has the subtitle "Land of a thousand splinters".

## Attractions

* P.T. Freak Show
* Dreamland dark ride
* A ferris wheel
* The Calliope of Progress
* A Rollercoaster
* A hot air balloon
* A submarine ride
* An attraction named Trip to the Moon
Prince Guysbert

**Prince Guysbert** was a member of the royal family of Bentwood. He was supposed to be Princess Bean's fiance in an arranged wedding, until it was cancelled after Guysbert suffered a serious accident. Although handsome, he was not a typical Prince Charming, as being the offspring of the siblings Lorenzo the First, and Queen Bunny made him somewhat unintelligent.

## History

Guysbert is betrothed to be married to Bean as part of an alliance between Dreamland and Bentwood. But at the altar, Bean refuses to be wed with an outburst of anger, dropping the wedding rings as a result. As Guysbert is chasing after the ring, his head becomes impaled on the throne’s sharp decor. This does not, in fact, kill him, becoming a running gag for the rest of the season.

In "To Thine Own Elf Be True", a callback to his near fatal wounding sees him used as a test subject for the Elixir of Life. After a supposed success, the Elixir failed, and his brain falls out of his head, killing him once and for all. As he collapses, he subsequently stabs himself with the sword.

Despite his dimwitted mind, Queen Bunny openly states, in front of her younger son, that Guysbert is her favourite, even though she does not actually care about either of her sons’ fates.

Guysbert's corpse can be seen when King Zøg is pulled from the coffin in which the Arch-Druidess had buried him alive. He is taken away by the Trøgs, who are digging under the cemetery.

## Trivia

* Had his wedding to Bean been a success, he would have taken her back to Bentwood with him and the plot of Disenchantment would have been unlikely to unfold.
* He seems to be the opposite of his younger brother in terms of personality since Guysbert is dim-witted but nice to Bean while Merkimer is smarter and didn't care at all about Bean (at least until he got turned into a pig).
* It is implied that he may have liked Bean since he didn't seem to have a problem with being forced to marry her and when they meet again shortly before his death, he says that the possibility of gazing upon Bean's face kept him alive (along with the rotten food he had been eating).
* He is one of the souls seen in Hell during Bean and Satan's wedding. It is unknown as to why he was sent there.
Twinkletown

**Twinkletown** is a place located somewhere in the World of Disenchantment. It seems to be a duchy, ruled by the Duke of Twinkletown.

While not much is known about Twinkletown it was stated by Bunty that one of her 'children' named Allison visited Twinkletown and was viciously ripped apart limb by limb by puppy street dogs at the age of 9 years old, one year away from her retirement from her unknown job that she had. In "In Her Own Write", Prince Merkimer revealed he attended university in Twinkletown.

In "Love's Slimy Embrace", the Duke of Twinkletown visists Dreamland Castle and convinces King Zøg that a nobleman is only truly succesful if he catches gout.

It was shown by Chazzzzz at the end of Disenchantment Season 3 that he had taken King Zøg to the Twinkletown Insane Asylum.

Asylum
Ritual crown

This **Ritual Crown** plays a central role in a prophecy from Maru involving Bean, and the ultimate plan of Queen Dagmar to unlock the magic of Dreamland.

The crown is made of grey metal. Instead of just being put on the head of the wearer, it has to be screwed tight on their head. At some point before the start of the series, Dagmar, Cloyd and Becky screwed the crown onto Jerry's head, which resulted in severe brain damage that permanently rendered him mentally a child.

The crown is first seen in "The Disenchantress", when Bean discovers Dagmar's plan. She manages to escape from the Maru royal palace before Dagmar can screw the crown onto her head.

Throughout the series, Dagmar keeps plotting to get Bean to wear the crown somehow. Eventually, after Bean's evil side splits form her as Bad Bean, Dagmar intends to have her wear the crown, and unlike regular Bean Bad Bean is willing to go along with the plan. It never gets this far however as Bean kills Bad Bean. Ultimately, in "Goodbye Bean", Dagmar screws the crown onto her own head after first removing her brain, having learned from the Trøg that this is the secret to complete immortality. Because she removed her brain, there is nothing to be damaged and the crown does not impact Dagmar's mental abilities in any way.

Dagmar is still wearing the crown after Satan locks her into a cage on a cliffside with Freckles for all eternity.
Rufus

**Rufus** is a minor character appearing in "Hey, Pig Spender".

He is a farmer who is part of the angry mob that hunts down Pig-Merkimer, whom they believe to be a monster. After the pig is driven into a tower, Rufus sets the tower on fire, forcing Bean to rescue the pig. After Bean and the pig fall off the tower, Rufus almost sets Pig-Merkimer on fire, but Bean stops him.
Psychotic unicorn

The **Psychotic unicorn** is a unicorn that lives in the Enchanted Forest.

The unicorn is about the size of a pony, with white fur and a pink horn. This makes the psychotic unicorn notably smaller than the unicorns seen in "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1", which are about the size of a horse. The creature is considered dangerous, so a warning sign about it is posted at the entrance of the enchanted forest.

In "Beanie Get Your Gun", Prince Derek encounters the unicorn after ending up in the forest. He feeds the unicorn some acorns, but the unicorn almost eats Dereks hand and arm too, and runs him over when Derek pulls his arm out of the unicorns mouth. Later in the episode, after Derek has been given more confidence by Sagatha and her friends, he encountes the unicorn again, and manages to tame it. He rides the animal back to the city. He also rides to unicorn to Dreamland's Cathedral on the day of his wedding.

The unicorn is seen again in Season 3 among the various Dreamlanders that gather for the revolution against Queen Dagmar.
Shrimpo

**Shrimpo** is Kissy's new boyfriend after Elfo left Elfwood.

Shrimpo is noticeably much shorter than the other adult elves, to the point that Elfo (who returned to Elfwood for a quick visit) was initially confused, and mistook Shrimpo for an illegitimate son that he had impregnated Kissy with. Despite his smaller size, Shrimpo has an unusually deep voice.
Saviors

The **Saviors** are prophesised saviors of the Trøgs. They are Bean, Luci, Elfo, and Miri.

According to the Trøgs, the saviors are supposed to rid them of their worst enemy - Dagmar. The saviors also drink the Sacred Goo, which gives them powers. The one true savior is supposed to be able to harness the full power of the Goo. Bean is implied to be the one true savior, however in "Goodbye Bean", Miri is shown to also be a savior, with her symbol hidden under the savior symbol. The savior symbol is made up of Bean's teeth, Luci's tail, and Elfo's hat.

When Miri is revealed to be a savior, it is also assumed she is the one true savior. It is unknown who the one true savior really is, but it is confirmed by the Trøgs that it is *not* Luci.

Luci and Bean are the only saviors to drink the Sacred Goo. The goo was poured into Luci's headless body, which reanimated it and gave it wings. Bean drank the goo in "The Goo-Bye Girl", which allowed her to catch Bad Bean in her dreams. The goo was also poured into Bad Bean's headless body, which reanimated it too.
Pig-Merkimer

**Pig-Merkimer** is a character appearing in the episode "Hey, Pig Spender".

He was once an ordinary pig, until he was transformed into a clone of Prince Merkimer due to a magic curse resulting from Merkimer consuming a mixture of Elfo's blood and the pig's own blood (which also transformed the real Merkimer into a pig).

## History

#### For Whom The Pig Oinks

When Bean mixed the blood of this pig with Elfo's magical blood, a potion was created; which Merkimer later drank, turning him into a pig. The original pig whose blood was used in the potion was in turn transformed into an identical copy of Merkimer himself, but retained it's animalistic mind and instincts just like how Merkimer retained his human mind and personality as a pig.

#### Steamland Confidential

The pig is seen as a prisoner in P.T. Freak Show, where he is known as the "Beastman of Bentwood".

#### Freak Out!

The pig appears again as a prisoner in P.T. Freak show. Later he is freed by Bean, who doesn't recognize him.

#### Hey, Pig spender

The pig, now covered in mud and looking like a monster, attacks the house of a farmer. When Bean learns about the monster she comes to investigate, but fails to stop the local farmers from forming a mob to hunt the monster down. The pig is chased into an abandoned tower, which Rufus then sets on fire. As Bean tries to rescue the monster, she discovers he looks like Merkimer and finally realizes what happened. The pig attack her however and both fall off the tower but survive the impact.

Bean takes the pig back to the castle and asks Sorcerio to reverse the body swap spell, but he claims he can't do this. Since Dreamland is in desperate need of money and weapons, Bean hatches a plan to use the pig-Merkimer to make the royal family of Bentwood think their son has been transformed back. To achieve this, Elfo has to feed Pig-Merkimer cheeseballs so he moves his mouth, while human-Merkimer does the talking. The bluff works at first and the group is able to get into Bentwood, but Merkimer quickly seizes control of the situation to get his old life back. Then the pig reveals he has spend enough time in a human body to learn to speak, and stages a coup against the royals. He has the king and queen, as well as Bean and her friends, locked up and claims he throne. Human-Merkimer helps him. After declaring themselves the new rulers, both Merkimers decide they want their old bodies back, so they have Grindl make a potion to reverse the switch. Before Merkimer can drink it however, he hears that Bean, Elfo and Luci are being executed in the Torture Chamber, where they are drowned in money. He has a change of heart and instead of drinking the potion he runs to the torture chamber to rescue his friends. Pig-Merkimer, enraged by this betrayal, confronts them and kicks Merkimer down the stairs, which prompts Bean to attack him. She chases him to the top of a tower, where they fight. Bean wins by tossing Pig-Merkimer off the tower, and he falls to his death.

## Appearances

* "For Whom The Pig Oinks"
* "Steamland Confidential"
* "Freak Out!"
* "Hey, Pig Spender"
Pawnshop owner

This unnamed **owner of the Pawnshop** is a minor character.

He is seen in "Electric Ladyland" when Bean and Mora come to his shop to look for King Zøg, but only find his crown there. When Bean asks the owner who sold him the crown, he refuses to give them any information. Since Bean wants the crown back but has no money, she tricks the owner into giving her the crown for a moment, supposedly so she can try it on, but the moment he does so Bean and Mora run away with it. The owner attempts to shoot them, but misses. He is not seen again after this.
Odval's office

**Odval's office** is the personal workspace of Odval within Dreamland Castle.

The office contains a desk with chair, a globe, a bookcase, and tapestries on the walls. There's also a small door in the wall at eye level through which Miss Moonpence communicates with Odval.

The office was given to Prince Merkimer when he became the new minister in "Goodbye Bean".
The Perc-O-Lator

**The Perc-O-Lator** is a robot wrestler first seen in "Fish Out of Water".

It is a former coffee machine rebuild into a wrestling robot.

King Zøg was forced to fight the robot when he ended up in a wrestling show in Steamland, and was mistaken for a wrestler by the manager. Zog, who of course was not familiar with robots, believed his opponent was a man in a suit of armor.

The fight was at first pretty one-sided for the Perc-O-Lator, until Zog began to deviate from the script (which he didn't even know there was) and used his cape to blind the robot, then used a wooden stool to knock him out. The manager ordered for the defeated Perc-O-Lator to be converted into a kiddie ride next.
Roxanne

**Roxanne** is a fairy.

She is a friend of Sagatha and is first seen when Sagatha brings Prince Derek to Fairyland. Along with Sagatha's other friends, she helps Derek man up and become less of a pushover, with her speciality being economics. She also attends Dereks's and Sagatha's wedding in Dreamland's Cathedral.
Sorcerio's tower

**Sorcerio's tower** is a tower of Dreamland Castle that primarily serves as Sorcerio's laboratory.

The tower is located on the edge of the castle and is surrounded by a cage-like structure. In "The Pitter-Patter of Little Feet" it was revealed this cage is to trap and harness lightning for Sorcerio's experiments.

The top room of the tower is filled with books on various magical and scientific subjects, as well as equipment usually found in a lab such as glass flasks filled with liquids. The roof can be opened if needed.
Elevator boy

The **Elevator boy** is an employee of Gunderson Steamworks.

He is first seen in "Steamland Confidential" when Bean and Alva Gunderson, who at the time is posing as a mere factory worker named Gordie Stewson, follow the Arch-Druidess to the factory, and notice she has taken the elevator to Alva's penthouse. Bean and Alva summon another elevator, but the elevator boy refuses them access. To get into the elevator, Bean and Gordie convince the Elevator Boy that the other employees, who are currently having a company party at Steamland Fun Center, are waiting for him, and that someone called "elevator girl" in particular is waiting for him. Elevator boy is skeptical at first, but ultimately falls for it. No sooner has he left the elevator, or Bean gets in and closes the doors, but not before mocking him for actually believing in love.
Rhonda

**Rhonda** is the daughter of the Mermaid Queen and sister of Mora as well as Princess of Mermaid Island.

## History

When Rhonda's long-lost sister, Mora, came back to the island Rhonda seemed indifferent to this and taunted her sister for being "desperate to accept a ride from a human" upon learning that it was Bean who escorted Mora home in a boat until Rhonda's mother scolded her.

She is later seen at Mora's welcome party sitting in a throne made out of a clam next to her mother, looking annoyed at the attention Mora was receiving.

## Appearance

Rhonda has shoulder lenght, light brown hair tied in a ponytail and wears what seems to be a piece of cloth to cover her chest. She seems to be younger than Mora.

## Personality

Little is known about Rhonda's personality albeit it is implied that she is jealous of her sister.
The Horny Steed

**The Horny Steed** is a pub in the Unicorn Valley

The place is run by an unnamed female innkeeper. In "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1", "Dam it All", Luci, Bean and Elfo end up in the pub at the end of their Pub Crawl. When Bean notices how empty the place is, the innkeeper tells them how the Dankmirians build a dam to block the water flow to the valley, causing the Unicorns to leave and tourism to dry up. After Bean destroys the dam, the Horny Steed is seen again, being back in business.
The League of Gallivanting Scrutinators

Logo

**The League of Gallivanting Scrutinators** (*LGS* for short, and also known as *the explorers club*) is an exclusive club in Steamland for rich adventurers and explorers.

Its motto is "Proudly Discovering Where Lesser People Already Live." The club accepts both men and women among it's ranks. The club has a rule that all members must be able to show proof of their adventures, however this rule is not enforced too thoroughly.

## Building

The club has a luxurious clubhouse in Steamland where members can gather for food and drinks while bragging about their various journeys and adventures. Among other things, the club serves breakfast cocktails.

The walls of the club are decorated with trophees and relics the members brought back from their adventures, including a lot of stuffed heads from various creatures, like an Ogre and a Bigfoot-Yeti hybrid.

Clubhouse, exterior.Inside the clubhouse.
## Members and associates

Lady Bowmore and P.T. McGee are known members.

In "Steamland Confidential", Elfo briefly posed as a member, after stealing the pin of a member. His attempts to gain admiration from the Scrutinators resulted in him boasting to P.T. that he had been to Elfwood. When P.T. demanded proof, Elfo revealed that he was an elf, and consequentially found himself cought for P.T. Freak Show.

Most of the other members remain unnamed and have no dialogue. A few notable ones that do have speaking roles are: