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D-Jump device

A **D-Jump device** was a device used to shift between universes by people with no inherent shifting powers. It took the form of a handheld, tube-shaped device which, when activated, would create a temporary, circular, shimmering blue portal that could then be stepped through.

The Man With No Name used a Mark II D-Jump device to travel the Multiverse, and stated in 2009 that it had been “out of date since 2005” when he, Red Max and Jenny Everywhere discovered a more advanced variant in use by the Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

“D-Jump” presumably stands for “dimension-jump”, although this is not made explicit in *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*.
Dan Aykroyd

In Universe Gemini, an actor called **Aykroyd** played Stantz, Zed Hudson's favourite character in *Ghostbusters*, his favourite movie. However, when he decided to pick his new name by mashing up one *Ghostbusters* character's last name with that of his actor, Zed instead named himself after Winston Zeddemore/Ernie Hudson because he didn't much fancy the unwieldy moniker of “Stantz Aykroyd”. (COMIC: *Zed Vs. Ghostbusters*)

## Behind the scenes

Ray Stantz was indeed played by Dan Aykroyd in the original *Ghostbusters* film, with Aykroyd co-created.
Constantinople

One incarnation of Jenny Everywhere was a sea-farer who somehow traded cargo *between* Byzantium, **Constantinople** and Istanbul, with enough ocean between them that she could enjoy days-long sailing trips in-between each stop. The “Kim's friend” Jenny got a glimpse of this Jenny's life when she suffered from shifter hangover. (PROSE: *Morning After*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, Byzantium, Constantinople and Istanbul were three names for the same city at different points in its history. It is unclear if this is simply not the case in the sea-faring Jenny's universe, or if, given Jenny's established space-time-hopping capabilities, something more complex was at play.
Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster (comic story)

## *Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster*

First and only page of the story.

***Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster*** was a Jenny Everywhere comic strip created by King Francis Petty released on Twitter.

## Contents

### Plot

Jenny Nowhere “abducts” Jenny Everywhere's toaster and threatens to drop it from a great height unless Everywhere agrees to date her. Jenny Everywhere refuses the ultimatum and Nowhere goes through with her threat.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* This story features King Francis Petty's default Jenny Everywhere.

#### Jenny Nowhere

* This story features King Francis Petty's default Jenny Nowhere. Her eyes once again adopt a curious appearance, with no visible pupils and instead a cloud of milky white over a gray sclera.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

This comic strip is available on Twitter in its original upload.
Cupid (Professional Endorsement)

## Unnamed Cupid

One **Cupid**, a Mark I Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, worked in the Cupid Parliament. He walked by the Cupid Parliament building on the day it was destroyed by Conquest-932, and, to Conquest's surprise, decided to help instead of trying to stop him. (COMIC: *Professional Endorsement*)

## Behind the scenes

As a Mark I member of the Cupid Parliament, this individual could be a member of the Copper-Colored Council of Elders, but this has yet to be confirmed in any official entry in the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* series.
Department of Plumbing

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids had a **Department of Plumbing**. As reported to Jenny Everywhere by Lord Thymon, they were responsible for whatever system allowed buildings in the Cupid Homeworld to have running water despite all being located on clouds with no piping connecting them and no known water-source. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
D'Artagnan

**D'Artagnan** was one of the three musketeers.

## Biography

### Cardinal Dracula's Universe

In one universe, D'Artagnan was one of the three musketeers and a companion of Jenny Everywhere. He was not present at their climactic fight against Cardinal Dracula (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*), but Jenny made reference to him in Kan-Tavari while telling Laura Drake of her time as the "fifth musketeer". (PROSE: *The Black Void*)

### Literature Exam Universe

In one universe, D'Artagnan was a fictional character in a book written by Alexandre Dumas. Although the events of this book were broadly similar to those lived by the version of D'Artagnan in Cardinal Dracula's Universe, they did not contain a version of either Jenny Everywhere or Cardinal Dracula. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

### Earth-44

In one universe, D'Artagnan was a fictional character in a book written by Alexandre Dumas. The events of this book were identical to those lived by the version of D'Artagnan in Cardinal Dracula's Universe. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

### Unidentified

The Man With No Name, another shifter who sometimes adventured with Jenny Everywhere, claimed to have learned the art of fencing from “the great D'Artagnan” while fighting off members of the Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

### Origins

The character of D'Artagnan is not original to the *Jenny Everywhere* mythos, as he originated in Alexandre Dumas' famous *The d'Artagnan Romances* series, first appearing in the 1844 novel *The Three Musketeers.* Because this work is now in the public domain, the character is freely available for use by anyone.
David (My Bloody Valentine)

## David

**David** was a young man and Jenny Everywhere's boyfriend in one universe.

## Physical appearance

David was a lean young man; he had light eyes and fair, slightly curly hair. His clothing style was described as “emo” by his girlfriend. (COMIC: *My Bloody Valentine*)

## Biography

### Meeting Jenny

At some point, although not himself possessed of particular supernatural abilities, David met, and entered a relationship with, his universe's version of Jenny Everywhere. Although they were only in the early stages of their relationship, (COMIC: *My Bloody Valentine*) not having slept together, or even really kissed, yet, (COMIC: *Soulless Mate*) he was invited to her house for Valentine's Day and decided to bring her a present. Aware of what kind of person Jenny was, he went to the insane length of selling his soul to a Hellhound of the Seventh Circle to obtain a copy of the *Plasmanomicon* to give her. (COMIC: *My Bloody Valentine*)

### First Valentine

David indeed showed up to Jenny's house for Valentine's Day. The two began making out, but they were interrupted by a dizzy spell on Jenny's part (actually her consciousness involuntarily shifting through several alternative realities in the space of a few moments). A disappointed David agreed to leave, giving her the *Plasmanomicon* on his way out. (COMIC: *My Bloody Valentine*)

### Captured by Shiva

Some time later, Jenny and David had planned their actual first date, to a concert. However, as Jenny was distractedly paging through the *Plasmanomicon* as she shifted to get them to the concert, her close-range teleportation failed, instead shifting the pair of them to another universe, a “Heaven” inhabited by Hindu Gods. The two were captured by Shiva, who cast them out into a “dense”, decaying universe. The two were soon restrained by the demon-like wretches who inhabited it, with David being tortured by a Cactus Demon whose spines tore at his face; however, thanks to Jenny's verbal guidance, he was soon able to reach a spiritual awakening which empowered him enough to frighten away the demons and, seemingly, restore his soul to him. After sharing a first kiss which Jenny, he helped her lead the demon-creatures to rebel against their unjust gods. As they reemerged in Heaven, Shiva congratulated the two, as this was in fact what he had meant to happen all along. (COMIC: *Soulless Mate*)

### Later life

Following their adventure with Shiva, Jenny returned David to their original universe, where they took a walk in a picturesque park and discussed their relationship. Agreeing to consider the adventure their “first date”, David complimented her on the kiss, and Jenny saucily replied that “they hadn't been gone to bed yet!”. (COMIC: *Soulless Mate*)

## Behind the scenes

* “Jenny Everywhere's human date” in *My Bloody Valentine* is unnamed; it is only in his reappearance in *Soulless Mate* that he was given the name of David.
David Cameron

In some realities, **David Cameron** was Prime Minister of the United Kingdom in the early 21st century.

This included Reality Z-25 31-H, where he was Prime Minister by 2014. Prior to his election, he had off-record dealings with the malevolent organisation Ohmega, and agreed not to interfere in their affairs if they backed his political career. When Battle Angel and Nexus Girl of Section P, a superhero team which technically belonged to the British government, began causing trouble for Ohmega in their facility on Sark Island, Ohmega chairman Robert Pelham personally phoned Cameron to remind him of his obligations. Cameron quickly gave in, and told Wendy to put him through to Section P's leader, Sir James Carey. (PROSE: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 6*)
Council of Lords

In one universe where events highly comparable to the folktale of the Emperor's New Clothes occurred, and which was visited on many occasions by Sven Allestädes, (COMIC: *Enchanted*, *24 Hour Comic 2019*) the Emperor's Land also had a **Council of Lords**. After the Emperor spiraled out into tyrannical madness and failed to contain a peasant revolt, the ambitious Baron Tarquin got the Council to overthrow the Emperor and declare him Lord Regent. However, after Greta Överallt abducted Tarquin to Shelterville, the rebels were able to overthrow the Council and establish a democracy. (COMIC: *24 Hour Comic 2019*)
Department of Art

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Cupid Intelligence Institute had a **Department of Art**. However, by 2019, it had “locked itself in twenty years ago to argue about some masterpiece’s goofy grin or something” as documented in Incident Report C019A, “*Does Mona Lisa Know Something We Don’t?*”. (PROSE: *Plagiarism of the SavageMen*)
Dense universe (Soulless Mate)

## Dense universe

Jenny Everywhere and David arriving in the dense universe.

A subterranean, **“dense”, decaying universe** was watched over by Shiva through a magical well in his personal “Heaven”.

Its people had devolved into wretched, damned creatures who knew only pain and could conceive of no other desire than to inflict it upon others. Shiva wished to rescue these lost souls, but feared that his divine radiance would disintegrate the dense universe as soon as he entered it. This forced him to send down two mortals, instead, Jenny Everywhere and her boyfriend David.

Due to coming from a lighter universe, the two could already harness nigh-angelic power within the dense universe, their electrons spinning faster than everything around them — although they could only use those abilities in a zen frame of mind. Ultimately, they succeeded in inspiring the lost souls to ascend up the well, whereupon Shiva began tending to them. (COMIC: *Soulless Mate*)
Department of Vehicles

The **Department of Vehicles** was a department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. After her duplicates removed inessential parts from a large number of Fog Ships they'd been given, Juliet-178 reflected that she was “going to “owe Peter-707 a *big* favour” for him to cover it up. (PROSE: *The Labors of Juliet*)
Deadly Desert

The magical **Deadly Desert** separated the Land of Oz from the rest of the world. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*)

## Behind the scenes

The Deadly Desert debuted in the second of L. Frank Baum's *Oz* books, *The Marvelous Land of Oz*, published in 1904. As such, it is in the public domain.

## External links

* ***Deadly Desert* on the Oz Wiki**
Emergency Transport Button

The **Emergency Transport Button** was a powerful device entrusted to the Cupid Prime by the Creator of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

It allowed the Prime to teleport every Cupid in the Homeworld to another location, and, if he so wished, himself to yet another.

When the Great Ghost's legion overran the Homeworld on Halloween 2019, following a “hasty” Parliamentary vote, the Cupid Prime used the Emergency Transport Button, which had been entrusted to him by the Creator herself, to teleport all the Cupids save for himself to the Interdimensional Tavern. He, meanwhile, sent himself to “a safe and relaxing locale, far away from anywhere the ghosts could possibly reach”. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Department of Forestry

The **Department of Forestry** was a department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. They had a plan of planting a forest on the Mainland Cloud. However, this plan was vetoed, and the Department disbanded, over worries that the results would connect the Homeworld to the Forest, and thus indirectly to the Prime Universe, in a hard-to-control way. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)
Club Twart

**Club Twart** was a night club located in the seaside town of Right-On By The Sea in one universe.

## Description

Despite Right-On By The Sea being described as "sleepy" and "a peaceful place", it had one rowdy and very “in” night-club, Club Twart. Owned by the petty and unpleasant Nathan, it was nevertheless the location of wild parties which drew the attention of Jenny Everywhere and her friends Clea, Lex and Bradley — who eventually forced their way inside despite the best attempts of a close-minded bouncer to keep them out. (COMIC: *Name's Not Down*)
Department of Boxing & Fistfighting

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Cupid Intelligence Institute had a **Department of Boxing & Fistfighting**.

When a fistfight broke out between Paintbrush-122 and Sketchbook-430 in late 2019, they were notified but “wanted nothing to do with it” because both combatants were fighting dirty instead of following any proper rules of boxing. (PROSE: *Plagiarism of the SavageMen*)
Department of Philosophy

The **Department of Philosophy** was one of the Departments of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids's Intelligence Institute.

They, the Department of Wizardry and the Department of Theology were puzzled by the apparent interchangeability of the Creator's biochemical Love Potion and its wholly supernatural equivalent created by Aphrodite herself. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*)

The Department was eventually shut down by the Supreme Quaestor for daring to question whether there was such a thing as absolute knowledge. Valerius-1497, one of its erstwhile-member, was reassigned to the Department of Problem-Solving. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Dorian Gray

The Man in Grey brought a recommendation letter from **Dorian Gray** when he was invited to join the Interdimensional Pride Council. This turned out to be counterproductive as Councilmember Atlas the Traveller had a history with Dorian. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

## External links

* ***Dorian Gray* on the Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki**
Department of Permits

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids had a **Department of Permits**. In 2019, they authroised the Department of Construction to demolish the west wing of the Cupid Post Office despite Philatel-426's objections, on the grounds that the wing was not actually being used for any official Postal Services business (Philatel was instead using it to store his stamp collection). (PROSE: *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*)
Department of Postal Services

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids had a **Department of Postal Services**, also known as simply the **Cupid Post office**. The latter name also applied to the Department of Postal Services' building.

## Operations

It only delivered to the Cupid Homeworld. (PROSE: *Conspiracy-1263 Publicly Accuses the Gang of the Green Gorillas*, COMIC: *A Message from Philatel)*

## History

By 1986, Philatel-426 was the head of the Department of Postal Services. (PROSE: *The Society of the Rhyming Dove*)

In 2019, the Department of Postal Services' efficiency was greatly improved when they acquired a new employee who was not a Clockwork Cherub (PROSE: *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*) in the form of Lord Thymon, (COMIC: *Whatever Happened to Lord Thymon?*) recently summoned from the Void Between Worlds and romanticised by the Department of Problem-Solving. (PROSE: *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*) His official job title was Chief Mail-Sorter. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*) He took to wearing a large number of nearly-identical hats bearing the name of the Cupid Post Office. (PROSE: *Family Business*)

However, by then, Foreman-964 of the Department of Construction also had a long-standing ambition to raze the Post Office's West Wing to make way for a new warehouse, even though it housed Philatel's stamp collection, and, later, the headquarters of the Blue Feather. This put Foreman and Philatel at odds. (PROSE: *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*, *New Warehouse To Be Constructed In The Homeworld*, *The Cupid Suggestion Box*, etc.) On Halloween 2019, when he was briefly turned into an effective ghost due to being stuck in the Spirit Realm, Foreman “haunted” the Post Office and tore up the mail. Philatel, also trapped in the Spirit Realm, had had the same idea and haunted the Department of Construction's headquarters, tearing up blueprints. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)

In the 2019 Christmas season, an irate Philatel had to record a public-service announcement to quell the influx of letters addressed to Santa Claus, which the Depatment was in no position to deliver and which had piled high even after they were given a specific sorting crate. (COMIC: *A Message from Philatel*) Lord Thymon briefly locked himself inside the Post Office at the sight of Lord Nachtos. (PROSE: *The Copper-Colored Cupids go Caroling*)
Diskie Bubble

**Diskie Bubble**, (PROSE: *Magic Trick*) or simply **Ms Bubble**, was a Spheroid Geometron from the Euclidean Plane.

She and her Tangular neighbour Mr Rectangle originally didn't like each other, with their perpetual feud bringing down both Geometrons' moods on a daily basis. This led to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids targeting the two of them as typical “customers” of their non-consensual Romanticisation process as part of an attempt at an infomercial. However, they overdosed the Love Potion, leading to the two being reduced to literally doing nothing but hugging each other and cooing in euphoria, unable to give the glowing review the Cupids had been hoping for. (VIDEO: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*) Nevertheless, they put out a bulletin claiming the mission had been a great success. (PROSE: *Our Latest Success Story*) Diskie's aunt Orbicularia Bubble was disturbed by the development. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Dragon (Jenny Everywhere and the Master of Monsters)

## Unnamed Dragon

A non-sentient, orange **Dragon** with horns and a red mane was once tamed by the Beastmaster, who had travelled to his universe using a shift-gun. During their battle, he transported Jenny Everywhere from Jungles of Hooloo in another universe to the snowy abandoned castle inhabited by the Dragon, hoping she would be less successful at talking her way out of a fight with this monster than she had been with the Marsh-Maiden. However, treating the Dragon like a friendly dog, she still managed to avoid a violent confrontation. (COMIC: (*Jenny Everywhere and the Master of Monsters*)
Daria (series)

***Daria*** was an adult animated television series created by Glenn Eichler and Susie Lewis Lynn, spun off from the earlier *Beavis and Butt-Head* series, which aired on MTV.

It unofficially crossed over with the *Jenny Everywhere* mythos on various occasions. First, in Laura Seabrook's 2021 Jenny Everywhere Day work, PROSE: *Wanted for Questioning*, "D. Morgendorffer" and "J. Lane" were mentioned as known associates of Jenny Everywhere.

Later, Scott Sanford's 2022 short story PROSE: *Cleaning Day* featured a take-out menu for the Good Time Chinese Restaurant, a location from the series.
Disciples of Golden Light

The **Disciples of Golden Light**, or simply the **Disciples**, were ancient, powerful beings from one universe. They appeared as humanoids wearing golden robes, wielding two-pronged staves.

They were the one who decreed that the Time of Legends was over, and the universe now belonged to mortals instead of mythical beings. To prepare for this, they sealed many powerful beings away. For example, they imprisoned the demonic Lord Grallyx, a Salamander Lord of the Elemental Court, inside a sun, purportedly forever. After a billion years, however, Grallyx managed to escape when the Laura Drake of Mystepolia opened a gateway between the heart of this sun and her universe, hoping to draw power from it. (COMIC: *The Demon and the Butterfly*)
Certificate of sanity

Collecting a **certificate of sanity** from the non-mad-science corner of the Lab, and then showing that certificate to the personification of February so as to gain entry in the hallway to nowhere, was one of the steps in the complex ritual needed to gain access to the Vault of the Strange and Wonderful House. This was carried out on at least one occasion by Frank the Janitor. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Vault*)
Embodiment

The **Embodiments**, also known as **the Master Perceivers** were a trio of eldritch gods who existed in the Void Between Worlds.

According to Jenny Everywhere their origins were disputed; some believed that they arose in the Void out of the amalgamated perceptions of all its other dwellers, while others claimed that they had once resided in a specific universe from which they had been banished, subsequently imposing their own perception on everyone else. However it came about, however, the perceptions of the three Embodiments of the Void provided a “consensus reality” experienced by all who travelled through the Void, thus allowing for permanent constructs inside the Void, such as the Interdimensional Tavern and the Interdimensional Hotel, to arise.

The three Embodiments were Lady Spatium (the female Embodiment of Space), Squire Psykha (the genderless Embodiment of Thought), and Lord Thymon (the male Embodiment of Time). (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*) At any one time, three Shapechildren, birthed by Lady Spatium, existed, any one of them ready to specialise themselves and take over if one of the three adult Embodiments was incapacitated. This meant that for any given Psykha and Thymon, “Lady Spatium”, in different iterations, was both a sister and a mother. For example, (PROSE: *Family Business*) after the current Lord Thymon was captured and romanticised by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, and deserted his duties to take up residence in the Cupid Homeworld, (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*) one of the three Shapechildren began to specialise into a “Tiny Thymon”. However, the maturing process took years, during which the elder Thymon remained officially in charge but was not fulfilling his duties; (PROSE: *Family Business*) this caused Time in the Void to become uneven and entirely relative from one individual to another, even as space and information remained consistent. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)
Department of Applied Contrafibulation

The **Department of Applied Contrafibulation** was one of the Departments of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids's Intelligence Institute. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*)

## Behind the scenes

“Contrafibulation” and variants thereof are a stock nonsense-term. “Contrafibularity” was first used as a diegetically meaningless word in the 1987 *Blackadder the Third* episode *Ink and Incapability*. Later, a friction contrafibulator was introduced as a component of the Doctor's TARDIS in the *Doctor Who* episode *Vincent and the Doctor*.
Conjuring Gloves for the Magically Inept

Madame Tarsa's **Conjuring Gloves for the Magically Inept** were gloves allowing their wearer to transform things into other things by making hand-gestures at them, even if the wearer otherwise had no magical ability or training. They were part of a set with a top hat and wand.

She was wearing them on Halloween 2019 when she was drawn into the events surrounding the Great Ghost's legion's invasion of the Cupid Homeworld, using them in the final battle against the spirits to temporarily turn their corporeal vessels into random harmless objects and thus forcing the spirits to surrender them, after which Tarsa turned them back. Not yet being out of beta-testing, the gloves were unreliable when it came to *what* one meant to turn the targets into, but fortunately hit a general ballpark of harmlessness, and were effective when it came to reversing transformations. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)

The Gloves were recognised as one of her most notable creations. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)
Department of Postal Services' building

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Department of Postal Services was based in the **Department of Postal Services' building**, (PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*, *The Ghosts and the Machine*) usually referred to as simply the **Cupid Post Office**, which was also a name for the organisation. (PROSE: *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*)

## History

Until April 29th, 2019, (PROSE: *The Faction of the Fooling Fish*) the building's west wing was solely used to house Prefect Philatel-426's stamp collection. After that date, however, the Blue Feather blackmailed him into letting it double as their organisation's new headquarters. (PROSE: *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*)

During the Cupid Suggestion Box's short period of activity, Foreman-964 suggested once again that the west wing be razed to make room for a warehouse, but was denied. (PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*)

By the time of the rabbit invasion, the Cupid Post Office was described as “dusty and crumbling”, a state of affairs which did not seem to bother Lord Thymon. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)

On Halloween 2019, Philatel decorated the walls of the Post Office with paper cutouts of bats, which Thymon helped stick to the walls using “unknowable eldritch powers, and also tape”. Later, after being briefly sent to the Spirit Realm, Foreman-964 projected his “ghost” into the Post Office and tore up the mail, though Philatel, who'd also been sent to the Spirit Realm, was, at the same time, tearing up warehouse blueprints in Foreman's Department of Construction's headquarters. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)

Shortly thereafter, looking for a quiet place to take a nap — which, at the moment, his house definitely wasn't due to Larrikin-1029 — Marksmanship-522 tried to take a nap inside a mailbag in the Mail Pickup Wing of the Post Office. However, he was found by Lord Thymon and ended up going off to find some other place. (PROSE: *Peace and Quiet*)

In the 2019 Christmas season, an irate Philatel had to record a public-service announcement to quell the influx of letters addressed to Santa Claus, which the Depatment was in no position to deliver and which had piled high even after they were given a specific sorting crate. (COMIC: *A Message from Philatel*) Meanwhile, Thymon briefly locked himself in the building out of fear when he saw that Lord Nachtos had materialised in the Homeworld. (PROSE: *The Copper-Colored Cupids go Caroling*)
Department of Wizardry

The **Department of Wizardry** was one of the Departments of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids's Intelligence Institute.

They, the Department of Theology and the Department of Philosophy were puzzled by the apparent interchangeability of the Creator's biochemical Love Potion and its wholly supernatural equivalent created by Aphrodite herself. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*)

In 2019, during his first meeting with Lord Thymon, Pythagoras-858 elliptically stated that the Department of Wizardry were “rather hard to get a hold of these days”. (PROSE: *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*)

They tried to develop a cure after Valerius-1497 was turned into a parakeet by Aphrodite, though they had not yet been successful by December 2021. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Crystal ball

**Crystal balls** were magical items often used to tell the future.

A serpentine beast in a fringed cloak who told fortunes under a large tent using a crystal ball was one of the vendors at the Interdimensional Black Market by the time of Tracker-764 and Darius's adventure there in 2019. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)

Fae-turned-pop star Pixie Pristine once owned a crystal ball, which was stolen by Jenny Nowhere with Jenny Over-There's unwitting help in what turned out to be part of a larger plot. It was subsequently damaged, but not destroyed altogether, when Nowhere threw it to the ground in rage. Over-There ended up bringing it back with her to the Multidimensional Finders Service headquarters. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Doctor Who

Jenny Everywhere once had a dream about watching a ***Doctor Who*** episode which featured the Slitheen. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*) Jenny Everywhere cited it as one of the media which could be reminiscent of her own selves' adventures, although its events were only fictional in “some” universes. She additionally noted that “the stories people [told]” could be “wildly different”. (PROSE: *So You're Jenny Everywhere*) On one occasion, when called upon to create a distraction, time-shifter Jimmy Anytime elected to cartwheel while singing what appeared to be an off-key rendition of the *Doctor Who* theme song. (PROSE: *Family Business*)

## Behind the scenes

In addition to references to the *Doctor Who* franchise as in-universe fiction, many elements from it, including the titular character, have been referenced in Jenny Everywhere-related media over the years.
Elf/Appearances

This is a **list of appearances by one or more members of the Fae**.

## Prose

### Multiple authors

* PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House* (2011-2014)

### *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*

* PROSE: *The Winter Quests* (2021)
* PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere* (2022)

### *Jenny Over-There: The Nine-Two-Five Universe*

* PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas* (2022)

### Jeanne Morningstar

* PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere* (2021-2022)

### King Francis Petty

* PROSE: *Jenny Nowho?* (2022) (mentioned)

### Delilah H. Smith

* PROSE: *This Might Happen Someday* (2022) (mentioned)

## Comics

### *The Cosmic Beholder*

* COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere And Iothera* (2014)

### *Necroomies*

* COMIC: *Adventurers and Heroes* (2014)
* COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes* (2014)
* COMIC: *Eyes of the Hawk* (2014)
* COMIC: *Twist!* (2014)
Department of Quasireligious Obsequiousness

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids's **Department of Quasireligious Obsequiousness** enforced the various taboos the Crew had about interacting with the legacy of their Creator. Among other things, they strictly banned the creation of Clockwork Cherubs by any means other than the Great Foundries. (PROSE: *The Labors of Juliet*)
Epiphany

**Epiphany** was a holiday which followed Christmas and the New Year in some universes.

In Jenny Cornelius's 1960s world, Epiphany had fallen out of fashion, and Twelfth Night, though it had once been celebrated with “feasts and revels”, was remembered only by “God-botherers”. However, this did not stop Jenny from taking Laura out for a day on the town on the occasion of Epiphany. (PROSE: *Watch the Skies*)
Crewmate (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)

## Crewmate

**A crewmate** took part in an *Among Us*-like scenario (COMIC: *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*) also involving Peter Griffin, (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*) John Cena, (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*) the First Doctor, (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*) Susan Foreman, and Jenny Anywhere. (COMIC: *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*)

## Biography

During the scenario, Peter Griffin attempted to accuse Green (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*) of being the Imposter. (COMIC: *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*) However, the crewmate didn't believe him, as he believed Green wasn't in the game. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*)

## Behind the scenes

The crewmate was intended to be one of the Crewmates seen in *Among Us*.
Druggo

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Druggo** was the supervillain identity adopted by **Ben**, a country police officer. Alongside Bill, Ben worked under the country Sheriff who would later become Jung-La. When not in “Druggo” mode, Ben looked extremely similar to Bill, but for the fact that unlike Bill he did not usually wear sunglasses.

The two were corrupt and, unbeknownst to the Sheriff, began running a successful racket reselling confiscated drugs to dealers. Ben also began sampling his own merchandise, and developed the delusion that drugs gave him superpowers, adopting the name of “Druggo” and attacking sheep in the area while in his “feral” state. When the Odds, on vacation, happened to find themselves near their headquarters, Bill and Ben managed to capture them using tranquiliser guns and the element of surprise, but missed Captain Evening who had wandered off; with the Sheriff's help, the Captain managed to find his friends and discover the truth about Bill and Ben. Although Ben tried to slip into “Druggo” mode, and managed to get a few punches in at the Captain and Armstrong Fatbuckle, the Blue Knight was quickly able to determine that had no actual super-strength, just ordinary berserker rage and a lot of self-confidence. The two villains were ultimately exposed and arrested. (COMIC: *Road Trip Of No Return*)
Dragon/Appearances

This is a **list of appearances by one or more Dragons**.

## Prose

### *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*

* PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians* (2019) (mentioned)
* PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure* (2019) (mentioned)
* PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker* (2020)
* PROSE: *Family Business* (2022) (mechanoid)
* PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere* (2022) (mentioned)

### Ficly

* PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House* (2011-2014)

### *Kate Five*

* PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance Sought* (2014)
* PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance* (2014)

### King Francis Petty

* PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Nowhere Spiral* (2022) (depiction)

## Comics

### Barbelith Stories

* PROSE: *Beauty as a Beast* (circa 2003)

### *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*

* COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere and the Master of Monsters* (2022)

### Benj Christensen

* COMIC: *Infinity Apartment* (2006)
* COMIC: *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles* (2008-2009)
Demons PSA (comic story)

## *Demons PSA*

First page of the story.

***Demons PSA*** was a standalone Jenny Everywhere CGI comic page, created in August 2014 by Niauro Psaka in answer to the prompt “Demons” for the Tumblr art-collaboration blog Comix Warriors.

## Contents

### Plot

Jenny Everywhere is invited to give a short talk about "demons" and ends up speaking mostly about metaphorical demons and the importance of not hating yourself.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny

* This story features a version of Jenny who wears a short-sleeved green T-shirt, a patterned reddish-pink scarf and blue jeans.

#### Universes

* This story features no shifting and takes place all in one nondescript universe of which very little is seen.

### Continuity

* The same version of Jenny later appeared in another short comic by the same author, COMIC: *Where the scarf is?*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Demons PSA* is available both on the Comix Warriors Tumblr blog and on Niauro Psaka's own blog.

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Draco Malfoy

A “**certain wizarding bad-boy**” was a major character in a series of fantasy books. In the Collapsed Cosmos, a fad arose on TikTok of teenagers claiming they'd managed to shift to universes where he was real, so as to pursue a romantic relationship with him. When Jegrekk Gnashtooth told Jenny Everywhere about this, she categorically denied the possibility that this could be real, knowing very well that the Multiverse had, at that point, collapsed into a single universe and reality-shifting was thus impossible even for her, “the Shifter” — let alone for TikTokkers. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

The story reported by Gnashtooth echoes real-world brouhaha concerning a fad on TikTok of people indeed claiming to have somehow shifted their consciousnesses into the *Harry Potter* universe. With this real-world context, the “wizarding bad-boy” is clearly identifiable as (a popular fanon conception of) Draco Malfoy.

## External links

* ***Draco Malfoy* on the *Harry Potter* Wiki**
Drew Dane

**Drew Dane** was a shapeshifter from Universe Gemini.

Zed Hudson once invited Drew alongside several friends of his to a meeting at a café so that he could introduce a new friend, the alien girl Neila, to them. (COMIC: *Zed Vs. The Introductions*)

## Behind the scenes

In the author's notes for *Zed Vs. The Introductions*, Johann-Octavius Gans that Drew Dane (in an incarnation from a different universe) was a character whom he had created as early as October 5th, 2017.
England

**England** was a monarchy.

In one universe, “the King of England” once ran away and ended up wandering in a field, unclothed and wearing a flower-crown. Jenny Over-There was once asked to help find him again. (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*)

In Reality Z-25 31-H, the Blue Knight lived in “Arthurian England”. (COMIC: *Defying the Dragon*) By the 21st century, England was ruled by a Queen, who had a reputation as being “very nice”. The Odds were called to England, now part of the “United Kingdom”, by Chief Inspector Dennis of Scotland Yard to help deal with the odd situation that arose when Insecto's Insect People began taking over a city near London. (COMIC: *Battle of Britain*) The Odds extended their stay in England and ended up freeing the Blue Knight, who joined the team. (COMIC: *Encore*) Kate Five, who was actually Welsh, was upset at the suggestion that she was from England. (COMIC: *Kate Five vs Symbiote - Chapter 2*)

In Dimension 577, the Man With No Name and Jenny Everywhere once met up in Brighton, England. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)

In the 97th Cosmos, England was mostly destroyed by the Wellsians in the first salve of their attack on Earth. It was as they were “finishing up the destruction of England” that the warriors began to feel hungry and started draining the blood of human victims, which proved their undoing. (VIDEO: *The Wellsians*)

In another universe, Lord Grallyx attempted to avoid Earth’s defenders by manifesting in an industrial city of Slough, but was found and banished. (PROSE: *Birds and Snakes*)

## Behind the scenes

Right-On By The Sea is described in *Damn Fine Hostile Takeover* as not very far from London, suggesting that it and *Name's Not Down*, two of the earliest Jenny Everywhere comic stories, take place in England. However, the country's name never comes up.
Eric's mother

In one universe, the **mother** of boy genius Eric, alias “Professor Awesome”, was mad about him for quite a while following his invention of the de-pants-icator. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*, *Morning After*)

Eric also expected she'd be mad about his bringing of dozens of live trilobites to school, though he insisted that in that particular instance he had meant no malice. However, she had not yet gotten home form work on that day when Eric's help was enlisted by Jenny to repair the dream spinner. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*) When Eric came home “cranky” after an argument with Judy, his mother “got all weird about it” due to assuming that he had some kind of romantic interest in the girl, when the idea had not even occurred to Eric. He visited Jenny and Kim, who quickly made the same mistake, although they realised it before too long. (PROSE: *Misunderstandings*)

When Jenny and Kim went through their closet to sort its contents and found a rocket boot, they decided to set it aside to give it to Eric so long as his mother allowed it. (PROSE: *Cleaning Day*)

She got along with David Lowe. Noting that the boy didn't seem to have many friends his age, they agreed to have David drive Eric to a “dinner thing” at the Emanuel temple on Sukkot week; there, he wound up meeting not only Herbie Popnecker, but a passing Sophie Everytime. (PROSE: *How Jenny First Met…*)
Eris

**Eris**, or **Discordia**, was the Greco-Roman goddess of strife and discord.

She was known by reputation to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, suggesting that she existed in the Prime Universe.

In another, unidentified universe, a woman very similar to the Creator of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids took on the name of “Eris” and moulded her Clockwork Cherubs in the shape of Discordia instead of Cupid, creating the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)
Doc-012

**Doc-012** was a Mark I Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Doc-012 was a typical Mark I Clockwork Cherub, appearing as a comparatively tall, gangly android with small metal wings moulded in one piece. He had bushy silver eyebrows and hair, and wore small glasses. (COMIC: *Why Doth Love Sting So?*)

## Biography

Doc-012 acted as physician to the other Clockwork Cherubs of the Crew. At some point younger Cupid visited his desk, which stood on a cloud “outdoors”, and explained that he was feeling weary and worn-down. Doc-012 simply told the younger Cupid to go home and take some time to “rewind” — specifying that he did mean literally rewind, and not just the human concept of unwinding. (COMIC: *A Visit to Doc-012*)

On April 19th, 2019, Doc-012 was one of the Cupids fruitlessly interviewed by the Blue Feather as possible suspects in the affair of the theft of a mailbag from the Cupid Post Office, simply because they had been glimpsed somewhere in the broad vicinity of the Post Office on that day. (PROSE: *Acquaintanceship-982 and the Missing Mail Mystery*)

On Halloween 2019, Doc-012 attended Colonel-028's annual October gathering of Mark Is, taking it upon himself to set up an apple-bobbing tub. When the arrival of the Great Ghost's legion forced the Cupid Prime to hit the Emergency Transport Button, he was still holding onto the tub, and thus took it with him to the Interdimensional Tavern. He happily gave it to the staff, who happened to have run out of apples. After the crisis passed, they all returned to the Homeworld, where Colonel-028's party was ultimately a great success. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Daria Morgendorffer

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

## Behind the scenes

   A character originally introduced in the adult animated TV series *Beavis & Butt-Head* before getting her own spin-off, *Daria*, Daria Morgendorffer was depicted in her two series of origins as an intelligent, practical, and intensely cynical teenage girl, looking on with deadpan sarcasm at the antics of more eccentric members of each show's cast.

Although their connection is not highlighted, J. Lane on the poster is presumably Jane Lane, Daria's inseparable high school friend. When and how they met Jenny Everwhere we can for now only speculate, but notably, there is precedent for Daria and Jane running into dimensional travelers. Although its canonicity is disputed by fans, the episode *Depth Takes a Holiday* showed them meeting anthropomorphic holidays and traveling briefly to another dimension.

## External links

* ***Daria Morgendorffer* page on the Daria Wiki**
Erman

In one universe, **Erman** was a narcissistic Elf known for his get-rich-quick schemes, which were only tempered by his lack of actual imagination.

After finding Sven Allestädes's magical item of clothing, Erman began trying it on and showing off to the other denizens of the magical forest. This angered Puddle the Troll who ripped the item apart, only for its various parts to grow back into identical duplicates of the original. Fascinated by this power, Erman started a successful business selling the items, refusing to give the original back to Sven Allestädes himself and heedless of the way in which the magic's side-effects were making the people of the city dependent on the products. Eventually, however, Sven managed to break the spell on the cloth with the help of Tash Spicer and Sprite, which led to Erman being chased out of town by an angry mob demanding refunds. (COMIC: *Enchanted*)

The Jenny Everywhere of the Parallax Universe was familiar with these events and compared the Puritan Streaker and Tex Tyler to Erman and Tex Tyler as examples of largely harmless villains when reassuring Kim that she could easily deal with them. Kim had never eard of Erman or Tyler, and Jenny promised to tell her about them later. (PROSE: *Return of the Puritan Streaker*)
Doctor Fullham (in-universe)

In one universe, **Doctor Fullham** was a member of the SCP Foundation. He was a Senior Researcher at a Site whose specific number was redacted. Fullham was tasked with interviewing a version of Jenny Everywhere after she was caught trying to access the Foundation's secret records using borrowed credentials. After a somewhat frustrating interview where Jenny kept referring to Fullham's reality as “a story”, she dematerialised before his very eyes. (PROSE: *SCP-JEv*)

## Behind the scenes

“Doctor Fullham” is, as per *SCP Foundation* custom, also used as a pen name by the author of *SCP-JEv*, otherwise known as “Mike”. The in-universe Doctor Fullham appeared in other SCP works. On his author profile, the writer revealed the character's full name to be “Doctor Henry James Alexander Fullham”, and specified that he was a cis man.

Like all elements introduced in *SCP Foundation*-based material, the character of Doctor Fullham is licensed under a CC-BY-SA 3.0 license. This makes him a form of open-source character, but (unless one goes back to the source and licenses him under another regimen from “Mike”, which would preclude referring to the character as an SCP member) any work featuring him must automatically be released under a CC-BY-SA 3.0 license also.
Dimension )-0//zx

**Dimension )-0//zx** was a universe which, unbeknownst to its inhabitants, was being dreamt into existence by a sleeping abomination.

When the abomination was awoken by the Cross-Dimensional Grand Prix's noisy passage through the Void Between Worlds, the dimension retroactively fizzled out of existence, leaving only two survivors, (PROSE: *Marksmanship-522 and the Multi-Dimensional Race*) Frederick and Tpxszum. Stranded in the Void, they ended up getting jobs at the Interdimensional Tavern. (PROSE: *The Interdimensional Tavern*)
Eris Hatenell

“**Eris**”, after the ancient Goddess of Discord, (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*) or **Eris Hatenell** in full, (PROSE: *The Book of Evil*) was the chosen name of the creator of the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias. Unlike the Creator of the Drove's benevolent counterparts of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, Eris took an active part in ruling her Clockwork Cherub creations.

After a party of Scarlet Wings Cupids led by Amity-965 arrived in the Discordia Homeland seeking Discovery-664, an ordinary Cupid who had been captured by the Discordias, they were arrested by a group of Discordias and taken before Eris. After explaining the nature of the Discordia Dimension and the Drove itself to the captives, Eris ordered them all melted down as punishment for stealing D123-Blackheart's Smog Ship and intruding on the Homeland. However, while she walked off to the prison with her Discordia attendants to fetch Discovery so that he could be melted with the others, Amity was able to contact the Cupid Homeworld and call for reinforcements, ultimately forcing the Discordias to let them go peacefully. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)