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Olive Dunkly (Purple)

Mrs. Dunkly in "The Reading Room"

**Olive Dunkly** was the version of Mrs. Dunkly from the Purple World.

## Biography

As she lived in the completely blandished Purple World, Mrs. Dunkly was a blissfully contented person whose negative desires and impulses had all been removed.

Veronica asked her if she knew an Irma Dawes in the hope of finding a portal out of the Purple World. She told Veronica that if she had heard the name, she would have remembered it as she considered it a lovely name. In any event, most of the ladies in this Werrinup were on her charity list. Mrs. Dunkly promised to let her know if she heard of Mrs. Dawes. However, Betti overheard the conversation and told her sister that there was no Mrs. Dawes in the Purple World.

## Appearances

* "The Reading Room"
* "Clownin' Around"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Mrs. Dunkly were played by Nicola Bartlett.
Mrs. Short (Silver)

Mrs. Short in "The Krellick War"

**Mrs. Short** was the version of Mrs. Short from the Silver World.

## Biography

Betti blandished her son Francis as she had mistaken him for his Yellow World counterpart Francis Zapmeister, who was dressed identically when she last saw him. She and her husband were very upset by Francis' disappearance. However, neither the local authorities nor the Ministry provided much assistance.

At one point, Martin spotted Francis Zapmeister talking to Una and Due and snitched to Enforcement Officer Garcia. Believing him to be his counterpart, Garcia was about to arrest the other Francis on the charge of being a truant minor and staging his own disappearance. However, Stefan Raddic and Jeremy Johnson intervened on his behalf and Francis Zapmeister was able to escape while they distracted Garcia. Mr. Short was sceptical of Garcia's claims of having seen Francis and became convinced that there was a cover-up surrounding his son's disappearance. Mrs. Short admitted that she wouldn't blame Francis if he had run away. Due thought that she and Una should tell them what had happened to their son but Una didn't think that it would do any good even if they believed them.

After Werrinup's water supply was infected with the blandishing substance, Mr. Short was blandished as well.

After Katherine fooled Betti into blandishing herself, Veronica and Otto were able to use the Reading Room to restore everyone that had been blandished throughout the Parallax, including Francis and his father. Mrs. Short was overjoyed to see her husband and son again as she thought that she had lost both of them. Francis Zapmeister, Una and Due happily watched the family reunion.

## Appearances

* "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"
* "The Krellick War"
* "It Ain't Over"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Mrs. Short were played by Vivienne Glance.

With 3 appearances, she is tied with her Yellow World counterpart for the most appearances of any version of Mrs. Short.
Olive Dunkly (Green)

**Olive Dunkly** was the version of Mrs. Dunkly from the Green World.

Like her counterparts, she was a shrewd, affluent businesswoman and one of Werrinup's most prominent citizens.

Given his experiences with other versions of her and her son Martin in the Parallax, Ben correctly guessed that she owned a business in Werrinup. Specifically, this Mrs. Dunkly owned the biggest wood chipping mill around. It exported to ten countries and produced 500 logs per week and 400,000 tons of chips per year. Martin was very proud of its success.
Francis Short (Silver)

Francis in "It Ain't Over"

**Francis Short** was the version of Francis from the Silver World.

## Biography

Una knew Francis well enough to be able to tell almost immediately that his Yellow World counterpart Francis Zapmeister was not him. She jokingly asked the other Francis if he was her Francis' cousin, an impostor or an alien.

Some time later, Una invited Francis Zapmeister to come to the Skinky Maze and see the DJ hologram Tangerine Alpha Man perform. When Due pointed out that the Francis of their world would be there, Francis Zapmeister disguised himself as his counterpart so that he would blend in.

Later that day, Betti blandished Francis as she had mistaken him for Francis Zapmeister, who was dressed identically when she last saw him. The other Francis observed his counterpart's blandishing and was very disturbed by it as he knew that it was meant for him. This led him to temporarily cease travelling through the Parallax.

Francis' parents were very upset by his disappearance. However, neither the local authorities nor the Ministry provided much assistance. At one point, Martin spotted Francis Zapmeister talking to Una and Due and snitched to Enforcement Officer Garcia. Believing him to be his counterpart, Garcia was about to arrest the other Francis on the charge of being a truant minor and staging his own disappearance. However, Stefan Raddic and Jeremy Johnson intervened on his behalf and Francis Zapmeister was able to escape while they distracted Garcia. His father was sceptical of Garcia's claims of having seen Francis and became convinced that there was a cover-up surrounding his son's disappearance. Mrs. Short admitted that she wouldn't blame Francis if he had run away. Due thought that she and Una should tell Francis' parents what had happened to him but Una didn't think that it would do any good even if they believed them.

When the Francis Cam network was established, the Francis of the Green World was unsettled to learn that they had already lost one Francis. When he enquired as to how, their Red World counterpart told him that he didn't want to know.

After Katherine fooled Betti into blandishing herself, Veronica and Otto were able to use the Reading Room to restore everyone that had been blandished throughout the Parallax, including Francis and his father. Mrs. Short was overjoyed to see her husband and son again as she thought that she had lost both of them. Francis Zapmeister, Una and Due happily watched the family reunion.

Unlike the Francises of the Green, Red and Yellow Worlds, he never learned of the existence of the Parallax or met any of his counterparts.

## Appearances

* "The World According to Betti"
* "It Ain't Over"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Francis were played by David Richardson.

With only 2 appearances, he made the fewest appearances of any version of Francis.
Section 14 subsections 6, 7 and 8

**Section 14 subsection 6** is a law of the Blue World, stating that failure to heed a police officer's siren attributes one warning to the accused or potential criminal. As stated in subsections 7 and 8, the response is another wail of the siren for every failure to heed such. Finally, subsection 8 concludes that a citizen's arrest is qualified if the third siren is not heeded as three warnings have been attributed already.
Ben Johnson

### Relatives

Veronica Johnson (mother), Katherine Raddic (sister), Jeremy Johnson (adoptive father), Stefan Raddic (biological father)

## Physical description

### Eye color

Blue

**Ben Johnson** is the main protagonist of the series. Having Guardian blood, he does not exist in multiple universes.

## Biography and Personality

Ben Johnson was born in Werrinup in the Red World.

He has lived in Werrinup all his life.

## Character Arc

### Logic

Due to his impulsive nature, Ben rarely thinks things through and often gets into trouble because of it. This contrasts with his sister's logical and methodical thinking.

By the end of the series, he manages to come up with a plan to trap Betti in the Orange World all by himself.

## Appearances

* "One Big Happy Family"
* "A Rare Find"
* "The Artful Dodger"
* "Achey, Breaky Heart"
* "Lost in Paradise"
* "One Man's Rubbish"
* "Artes Veritas"
* "The Battle of Mundi's World"
* "The Big Sleep-Over"
* "The Martin Crimes"
* "The World According to Betti"
* "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"
* "Decoy"
* "Too Many Chiefs"
* "Ex-Ben"
* "Dad Meets Dad"
* "The Krellick War"
* "The Reluctant Guardian"
* "Seek and You Shall Find"
* "Sand Witch"
* "My Favourite Martin"
* "Cheats Never Prosper"
* "Martinmania"
* "The Reading Room"
* "Clownin' Around"
* "It Ain't Over"

## Behind the scenes

Ben Johnson is portrayed by Joshua Marshall-Clarke.
Irma Dawes (Yellow)

## Irma Dawes

Mrs. Dawes in "The Martin Crimes"

**Irma Dawes** was the version of Mrs. Dawes from the Yellow World.

## Biography

Like her counterparts, she was the latest in a long line of keepers of the portals to the Parallax. The duty was passed down from one generation to the next through the maternal line. Through the ages, her predecessors were a sign post to the front door portal and placed a Parallax symbol on both the front and back doors to indicate the exact location of the portals to travelling Guardians. It was part of her regular pattern to visit both portals and maintain their symbols. As with other Mrs. Daweses, the extent to which she maintained the portals consciously was unclear.

This Mrs. Dawes was in charge of a portal to the Blue World in her old van, which was permanently parked near Francis Zapmeister's house.

When a frightened Martin returned through the portal, having just met his counterparts from the Blue, Red and Silver Worlds, she told him that he should get more fresh air.

In contrast to her Blue and Red World counterparts, Francis Zapmeister did not interview this Mrs. Daweses to see if she knew the location of the Reading Room.

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Mrs. Dawes were played by Faith Clayton.

She was the only version of Mrs. Dawes to make only one appearance.
Blue World

The Blue World as it appears in the Parallax

The **Blue World**, also known as **Katherine's World**, was a world governed by many more rules and laws than other worlds.

## Population

### Francis Short

Francis was mentioned several times but never appeared. When his Yellow World counterpart Francis Zapmeister established the Francis Cam network, he decided against including the Francis of the Blue World as he didn't know him.

### Melinda Bruce

Melinda was Katherine's lifelong best friend who fully supported her in all aspects of her life from the Parallax to her family's financial woes. A slightly nerdy and highly excitable girl, she was intrigued by the idea of travelling to other worlds and exploring different Werrinups.

### Martin Dunkly

Like his counterparts from the Red, Silver and Yellow Worlds, he was a pompous, obnoxious bully who delighted in belittling other people and making their lives miserable. He was the most vicious and self-motivated of all the Martins and eventually became Betti's henchman.

### Jeremy Johnson

According to Stefan Raddic, he was a lawbreaker who was run out of town years earlier.

### Tiffany

Like her counterparts, Tiffany was a nice, sweet but not very bright girl. Katherine told Mundi that if anyone was the same in every world, it was Tiffany.

### Irma Dawes

Like her counterparts, she was the latest in a long line of keepers of the portals to the Parallax. It was part of her regular pattern to visit both portals and maintain their symbols. A severe and temperamental woman, she was better informed about the Parallax and the exact nature of her reponsibilites than some of her counterparts.

## Society and Culture

*For a timeline of this world, see: Timeline of Blue world*

The Werrinup of this world had many rules and regulations that one must abide by and adhere to in order to live life in this world's society.

Created by Judge Blackburn and enforced by Sgt. Garcia, they included bans on public displays of pleasure, dances, pop music, milkshakes, walking on the grass, loitering, loitering with intent to litter and personal devices such as MP3 players. Jaywalking was considered a particularly serious crime which could potentially carry a life sentence.

Werrinup received the Most Orderly Town Award every year from 1999 to 2003.

## Appearances

* "One Big Happy Family"
* "A Rare Find"
* "The Artful Dodger"
* "Achey, Breaky Heart"
* "Lost in Paradise"
* "One Man's Rubbish"
* "Artes Veritas"
* "The Battle of Mundi's World"
* "The Big Sleep-Over"
* "The Martin Crimes"
* "The World According to Betti"
* "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"
* "Decoy"
* "Ex-Ben"
* "Dad Meets Dad"
* "Seek and You Shall Find"
* "Sand Witch"
* "My Favourite Martin"
* "Cheats Never Prosper"
Tiffany (Blue)

Tiffany in "A Rare Find"

**Tiffany** was the version of Tiffany from the Blue World.

## Biography

Like her counterparts, Tiffany was a nice, sweet but not very bright girl. Katherine told Mundi that if anyone was the same in every world, it was Tiffany.

She was present outside the Werrinup Memorial Library when Ben, newly arrived in her world, was brought into town in handcuffs after being arrested for jaywalking and ignoring police warnings to desist.

Several days later, she witnessed Olive Dunkly buy a sketch by the famous artist Jean-Paul Lafayatte for $10,000 from Stefan Raddic, thereby repaying his debt to her and preventing his house from being demolished. Tiffany was unimpressed by the drawing as it wasn't even in colour.

Tiffany later attended Stefan's art show and was captivated by the spinning wings of a toy bird at the gallery.

## Appearances

* "A Rare Find"
* "Artes Veritas"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Tiffany were played by Paris Abbott.
Mr. Short (Yellow)

Mr. Short in "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"

**Mr. Short** was the version of Mr. Short from the Yellow World.

## Biography

Mr. Short was an incredibly spaced out person, even by the standards of the Yellow World. He and his wife had raised their son Francis under the name "Freedom." However, he disliked it by the time that he was a teenager and asked them not to call him by it anymore.

Unlike his counterparts, he spoke with a Liverpool accent and had long black hair and a moustache.

When Ben asked Francis what his father did, he answered somewhat defensively that he worked but did not go into details. Mr. Short often played the same note on his flute for days on end. On one occasion, he was entranced by a piece of red plastic as looking through it made everything appear red. Katherine was less impressed when he showed it to her.

Francis was very disturbed when his Silver World counterpart was blandished by Betti as he knew that it was meant for him. He returned to his own world and told his parents that he loved them. His father replied, "That's all you need, man." Francis sought to create a defensible position in case of invasion and compared the situation to the Three Little Pigs, claiming that they lived in a house of sticks when they needed a house of bricks. Missing his point, Mrs. Short commented on how lucky the brick Pig was as the Wolf would have eaten him if he had turned up when the Pig had only one wall up. Mr. Short then suggested a house made of straw in mud bricks, which was more environmentally friendly. Francis was annoyed by his parents' attitude and tried to convert their house into a fort by himself. His efforts mostly consisted of nailing planks of wood over the windows.

## Appearances

* "The Artful Dodger"
* "Lost in Paradise"
* "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"
* "The Reluctant Guardian"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Mr. Short were played by Frank Johnson.

With 4 appearances, he made the most appearances of any version of Mr. Short.
Welkin

The **Welkin** were a species of flying insects which were employed by Betti to detect Guardian blood.

They possessed the ability to smell the DNA of a full-blooded Guardian across the Parallax. However, if the Guardian in question intermarried with people from other worlds, their children's DNA was diluted and the signals were correspondingly weaker. This meant that a Welkin had to be in close range of an individual with 50% Guardian blood - such as Ben and Katherine, the children of the Guardian Veronica and the non-Guardian Stefan - in order to detect their presence.

The Welkin were about 20cm long and could fly quite quickly. They reared themselves and opened their mouths wide like a snake before they attacked. After detecting someone with Guardian blood, the Welkin bit them with their three fangs and in so doing "tasted" the DNA. If they detected Guardian DNA, they changed colour from purple to red. They then travelled back through the Parallax to sound the alert. Other Welkin typically arrived to taste the DNA as well, like flies to meat. However, the real danger was that the Welkin were effectively broadcasting the location of the Guardians to Betti and to the Krellicks.

Welkins could be killed by a blast from a Guardian's stave or by exposure to water. The reluctant Guardian Otto took up residence in the Brown World in order to hide from Betti as its front portal was located in a river, making it a natural defence against both Welkin and Krellicks.

One night, a swarm of Welkin surrounded Veronica's house in the Blue World. While trying to draw the Welkin away from Katherine, she realised that she was pregnant with Ben and that her Guardian blood combined with that of her daughter and unborn son was attracting Welkin from all over the Parallax. In order to protect Katherine from Betti, Veronica left without explanation, taking up residence in the Red World. When her children discovered the existence of the Parallax 13 years earlier, she warned them that it was dangerous for the two of them to be in the same world as the Welkin would be able to detect their presence.

After Betti learned that there was a male Guardian - namely, Ben - loose in the Parallax, she lured him to the Silver World in order to finish him off. A swarm of Welkin appeared and took a sample of his blood, which led Katherine to realise what Betti had planned. The mother Welkin, which was more than 50 times the size of her children, then appeared and tried to eat Ben. Katherine told him to take off his clothes and fed them and the stave to the mother Welkin. As his clothes contained his DNA, Betti was fooled into thinking that Ben was dead. She did not discover that he was still alive for several weeks.
Parallax symbol

The **Parallax symbol** was a six sided star within a ring.

## Importance of the symbol

In every world, the distinctive symbol was placed on the front and back portals to indicate their exact location to Guardians travelling through the Parallax.

The symbol appeared in different contexts depending on the world in which the travellers found themselves. For instance, it was carved into a piece of wood in the Red World, painted on a van in the Yellow World and reproduced using stones in the Orange World. In many cases, they were not immediately apparent. Although he had been travelling to different worlds for some time, Francis Zapmeister failed to notice the symbols until Katherine pointed them out to him.

In each world, the responsibility for maintaining the symbols was borne by a version of Irma Dawes, the latest in a long line of keepers of the portals. It was part of her regular pattern to visit both portals and maintain their symbols. The extent to which some of the Mrs. Daweses maintained both the portals and their symbols consciously was unclear.

Guardians informally referred to the different ways in which one would use the symbols to travel through the Parallax as hopping, skipping and jumping.

## Hopping

This was the most straightforward manner of travelling. All it required was for the traveller to pass through the portal to arrive in the adjacent world in the Parallax. As such, it was not necessary to touch the symbol before making the trip. On several occasions, people accidentally discovered the Parallax by hopping into the world to which the relevant portal was connected by default.

## Skipping

Guardians considered skipping to be a more complicated manner of travelling through the Parallax than the other two. Veronica even warned her children Katherine and Ben that they were not ready for skipping in the early stages of their Guardian training. The siblings later learned from Henry Dawes that skipping referred to entering a non-adjacent world through its side portal rather than its front or back ones. He informed them that it was possible to enter the Purple World through its side door by pressing 1-1-11 on the symbol. However, the relevant side portal proved to be one-way only. Henry claimed that this was a one-skip and was therefore less complicated than other forms of skipping but did not go into details.

## Jumping

Similar to skipping, jumping allowed travellers to enter non-adjacent worlds by pressing the points on the symbol in a particular order. Ben accidentally discovered jumping when he slipped and pressed 1-11 on the symbol over the back portal in the Red World. Rather than arriving in the Blue World as expected, he was astonished to find himself in the Green World. He eventually determined that he could return home by pressing the points in the opposite order. Similarly, the Orange World could be reached by pressing 1-7 while 7-1 led the traveller back to their previous location.
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Kazimir Sas

**Kazimir Sas** (born November 30, 1982) played all versions of Martin Dunkly in *Parallax*.

He is the son of Igor Sas (Stefan Raddic) and the elder brother of Francoise Sas (Melinda Bruce) in real life.

At six, he played more versions of the same character from different worlds than anyone else in the series.

## Roles

The Martin of the Blue WorldThe Martin of the Green WorldThe Martin of the Purple WorldThe Martin of the Red WorldThe Martin of the Silver WorldThe Martin of the Yellow World
Diretora Shermasnky

f**Senhora Shermasnky** é diretora de Sweet Amoris.

## **Aparência**

Seu cabelo é grisalho preso por um coque, sua sobrancelha também é grisalha, seus olhos são da cor azul.

Depois de sua atualização, seu cabelo é grisalho preso por um coque, sua sobrancelha parece ter num toque azulado, seus olhos são da cor laranja.

## **Roupas**

### Antigo

Sua roupa antiga era um vestido rosa salmão claro com detalhes felpudos roxos, com um colar de bolinhas amarelo, também tinha um cinto marrom com detalhes dourados.

### Atual

Sua roupa atualmente era um vestido rosa salmão escuro com detalhes felpudos roxos com botões pretos em seu vestido, com um colar de pérolas, também tinha um cinto marrom com um círculo bronzeado ao meio do cinto, usa também um brinco de pérolas.

## **Descrição**

É a diretora da escola. É melhor ela não ver você passeando pelo corredor.

## **Expressões**

1/5**
Parallax TV Series Wiki

## Welcome to the Parallax Wiki

This is a wiki about the TV series *Parallax* that anyone from any world can edit.

**Let's do it!**

Episode List

1. One Big Happy Family
2. A Rare Find
3. The Artful Dodger

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Main Characters
* Ben Johnson
* Katherine Raddic
* Veronica Johnson
* Betti
* Francis Short
* Melinda Bruce
* Martin Dunkly
* Una
* Due
* Mundi
* Jeremy Johnson
* Tiffany
* Stefan Raddic

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 Worlds

World List

* Blue World
* Green World
* Orange World
* Purple World
* Red World
* Silver World
* Yellow World

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## Pages created so far

* A Rare Find
* Ben's World
* Ben Johnson
* Betti
* Blue World
* Caroline Brazier
* Category;Recurring Characters
* David Richardson
* Due (Green)
* Due (Purple)
* Due (Red)
* Due (Silver)
* Due (Yellow)
* Due (disambiguation)
* Faith Clayton
* Francis Cam
* Francis Short (Blue)
* Francis Short (Green)
* Francis Short (Red)
* Francis Short (Silver)
* Francis Short (Yellow)
* Francis Short (disambiguation)
* Francoise Sas
* Frank Johnson
* Genevieve McCarthy
* Geoff Miethe
* Green World
* Henry Dawes
* Igor Sas
* Irma Dawes (Blue)
* Irma Dawes (Green)
* Irma Dawes (Red)
* Irma Dawes (Silver)
* Irma Dawes (Yellow)
* Irma Dawes (disambiguation)
* Jeremy Johnson (Blue)
* Jeremy Johnson (Red)
* Jeremy Johnson (Silver)
* Jeremy Johnson (disambiguation)
* Katherine Raddic
* Kazimir Sas
* Kristian Barron
* Lauren Williams
* Luke Hewitt
* Main Page
* Martin Dunkly (Blue)
* Martin Dunkly (Green)
* Martin Dunkly (Purple)
* Martin Dunkly (Red)
* Martin Dunkly (Silver)
* Martin Dunkly (Yellow)
* Martin Dunkly (disambiguation)
* Martin Dunklys
* Melinda Bruce (Blue)
* Melinda Bruce (Green)
* Melinda Bruce (Red)
* Melinda Bruce (Silver)
* Melinda Bruce (Yellow)
* Melinda Bruce (disambiguation)
* Mr. Short (Blue)
* Mr. Short (Green)
* Mr. Short (Red)
* Mr. Short (Silver)
* Mr. Short (Yellow)
* Mr. Short (disambiguation)
* Mrs. Short (Blue)
* Mrs. Short (Red)
* Mrs. Short (Silver)
* Mrs. Short (Yellow)
* Mrs. Short (disambiguation)
* Mundi
* Nicola Bartlett
* Olive Dunkly (Blue)
* Olive Dunkly (Green)
* Olive Dunkly (Purple)
* Olive Dunkly (Red)
* Olive Dunkly (Silver)
* Olive Dunkly (Yellow)
* Olive Dunkly (disambiguation)
* One Big Happy Family
* Orange World
* Parallax TV Series Wiki
* Parallax symbol
* Paris Abbott
* Purple World
* Rebecca McCarthy
* Red World
* Rick Garcia (Blue)
* Rick Garcia (Red)
* Rick Garcia (Silver)
* Rick Garcia (disambiguation)
* Section 14 subsection 6
* Section 14 subsection 7
* Section 14 subsection 8
* Section 14 subsections 6, 7 and 8
* Section 49 subsection 2
* Silver World
* Spy Kid
* Stefan Raddic
* The Artful Dodger
* Tiffany (Blue)
* Tiffany (Green)
* Tiffany (Red)
* Tiffany (Silver)
* Tiffany (Yellow)
* Tiffany (disambiguation)
* Timeline of Blue world
* Una (Blue)
* Una (Green)
* Una (Purple)
* Una (Red)
* Una (Silver)
* Una (Yellow)
* Una (disambiguation)
* Veronica Johnson
* Vivienne Glance
* Welkin
* Yellow World
Due (Yellow)

Due in "Dad Meets Dad"

**Due** was the version of Due from the Yellow World.

## Biography

Much like her elder sister Fortuna, Due was an eccentric, typically spaced out girl.

On one occasion, Fortuna witnessed the Due of the Silver World entering Mrs. Dawes' van, which contained the portal to the Blue World, and accused Francis Zapmeister of keeping her sister inside it. When the Due of the Yellow World appeared beside her, Fortuna thought that Francis was playing tricks on her and refused to have anything more to do with him. Due told him that he had blown it big time, unknowingly echoing what her Silver World counterpart had said less than a minute earlier after she and the Una of the Silver World had seen Francis sharing an ice cream with Fortuna. After Due left with Fortuna, Francis muttered that he had heard her the first time.

## Behind the scenes

All versions of Due were played by Genevieve McCarthy.

As with her Green World counterpart, she made only one appearance.
Aries

**Aries**, "*The White Lamb*", is a Celestial Spirit that is one of the 12 Golden Zodiac Keys. Her key is currently owned by Lucy Heartfilia, and was formerly owned by Karen Lilica and Angel.

## Statistics

* **Name** :The White Lamb, The Ram
* **Origin**: Fairy Tail
* **Gender**: Female
* **Classification**: Celestial Spirit, Twelve Zodiac
* **Skin Color**: Light
* **Eye Color**: Purple
* **Hair Color**: Pink
* **Attire**: White and fluffy, wool-like clothing
* **Alignment**: Good
* **Status**: Active
* **Class**: **B-Class**
* **Skills**: Wool Magic, Expert Hand-to-Hand Combatant, Immortality
* **Notable Attacks/Techniques**: Wool Bomb, Wool Wall, Wool Cushion
* **Weaknesses**: Can't stay in the human world for a long time as it may result in her death.

### Power Stats

* **Attack Potency**: **Building level**
* **Speed**: **Supersonic+**
* **Lifting Strength**: **Unknown**
* **Striking Strength**: **Class MJ**
* **Durability**: **Wall level**
* **Stamina**: **Peak Human**
* **Range**: Several **Meters**
* **Intelligence**: **Normal**
* **Fighting Ability**: **Experienced**

## Appearance

Aries is a female spirit who resembles a young woman with pink hair, brown eyes and a pair of twisted horns on her head. Aries usually wears clothes that have a wool-like style, white and fluffy. In her very first appearance, Aries did not have a satchel on her waist and her neck was covered in white wool rather than the pink wool shown in her recent appearance.

## Personality

Aries is very shy, modest and polite. She frequently apologizes, even if she didn't do anything wrong to her owner. Still, she is very sweet and able to appreciate how kind of an owner Lucy is. She is quite easily frightened. Despite this, she is very obedient and willing to fight for her owner.

## Powers and Abilities

### Main Powers

**Wool Magic**: Aries' Magic allows her to create and manipulate pink wool that covers opponents by distracting them, sending them into a relaxed and comfortable state. Aries is able to create enough wool to entangle many opponents at once, as well as use it underwater.

* **Wool Bomb**: Aries conjures a massive amount of Magical wool around her opponents, in which she can ambush them in any given direction and lull them into a relaxed state, bringing the battle to her advantage.
* **Wool Wall**: Aries conjures a thick cloud of pink wool which protects her from attacks, and like her other wool attack, feels very soft.
* **Wool Cushion**: Aries conjures a massive woolen cushion that spirals from the ground. It acts as an airbag which allows those falling from high ground to remain unharmed.

**Immortality**: As a Celestial Spirit, Aries cannot die, unless she is somehow forced to stay in the Human World.
Purple World

The Purple World as it appeared in the Parallax

The **Purple World**, also known as **Garden World**, was a world which had been completely blandished by Betti. She considered it one of her successes and a perfect world.

## Population

### Martin Dunkly

Martin was a talented violinist and often played in public. He told Betti that he played simply for the love of music and to give other people pleasure. Katherine thought that he seemed sad in spite of his outwardly happy demeanour.

### Una

Una was unable to tell Veronica anything about the presence of an Irma Dawes in her world. Her continued presence indicated that she was not an aberrant, in contrast to her Silver World counterpart.

### Due

As with her sister Una, this version of Due was not an aberrant. She asked Veronica's permission to pick a piece of lint off her jumper and was delighted when she received it.

### Olive Dunkly

Mrs. Dunkly ran a charity in this world. She thought that Irma Dawes was a lovely name when Veronica mentioned it to her.

## Society and Culture

The people of the Purple World were blandished en masse. The aberrants, who made up 8.7% of the population, disappeared into water vapour. The remaining 91.3% were blissfully contented, having had all of their negative desires and impulses removed. They lived in a beautiful garden without conflict, anger, hunger, fear or confusion.

When shown this world by Betti, Katherine was unimpressed. She admitted that it was peaceful but claimed that it did not feel right. The blandishing process had robbed it of its individuality and variety, making it bland and lifeless. Katherine even joked that it made the library in her own very controlled Blue World look like a rave.

## Appearances

* "Cheats Never Prosper"
* "The Reading Room"
* "Clownin' Around"
Una (Yellow)

Fortuna in "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"

**Fortuna** was the version of Una from the Yellow World.

## Biography

In contrast to her Silver World counterpart, Fortuna was an eccentric, typically spaced out girl who went by her full name.

The Una of the Silver World and her sister Due once ventured into the Yellow World in search of Francis Zapmeister. When Due spotted Fortuna approaching, she suggested that they hide. However, Una decided to sort out the "pecking order" instead.

When Una asked her counterpart if she had seen Francis, Fortuna exclaimed, "You're me!" Una retorted, "Not even on your best day, girl." She then told Fortuna that she was seeing things as a result of the Sun and advised her to return to whatever mud hut she called home and have a lie down. Fortuna accepted this explanation as her horoscope said that she would move outside herself today. Una then dismissed her, sarcastically telling Fortuna to see if she could find her in her star charts.

Some time later, Francis almost ruined his relationship with the Silver World Una when she came to his world unannounced and saw him sharing an ice cream with Fortuna. He tried to tell her that people shared everything in his world and that it meant nothing. She refused to listen and returned to the Silver World but not before smashing the ice cream cone down on his head. Fortuna witnessed the Silver World Due entering Mrs. Dawes' van, which contained the portal to the Blue World, and accused Francis of keeping her sister inside it. When the Due of the Yellow World appeared beside her, Fortuna thought that Francis was playing tricks on her and refused to have anything more to do with him.

## Appearances

* "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"
* "Dad Meets Dad"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Una were played by Rebecca McCarthy.
Mr. Short (Red)

Mr. Short in "Achey, Breaky Heart"

**Mr. Short** was the version of Mr. Short from the Red World.

## Biography

When Francis Zapmeister stole Martin's MP3 player, he assumed that the Francis of the Red World was responsible and his mother Mrs. Dunkly threatened to report the incident to Constable Garcia if the player wasn't returned by five o'clock that day. Francis' parents grounded him. The two Francises and Ben conspired to convince the Shorts and Mrs. Dunkly that Martin had simply misplaced the player and at the same time make him look like an idiot. The three of them agreed that the best way to do it was with Tiffany's unwitting help. At exactly ten to five, Francis emptied a bin all over Martin. Simultaneously, Francis Zapmeister, posing as his counterpart, confessed his undying love to Tiffany, who later confirmed that Francis had been with her when he supposedly dumped the rubbish over Martin. Mrs. Dunkly then arrived with the MP3 player which Francis Zapmeister had put back in his bedroom. Martin was humiliated and his mother chastised him for making her look foolish in front of the Shorts.

Several days later, Jeremy volunteered the services of his band, in which Mr. Short played the keyboard, for the 1950s themed rock n' roll dance organised by Ben. While setting up the equipment, Mr. Short saw Francis Zapmeister waiting outside the hall for Ben. Mistaking him for his son, he reminded him that it was getting late and that he had chores to do. The other Francis replied, "No probs, Dad!" When Mr. Short left, a slightly irritated Ben chastised Francis Zapmeister, pointing out that this Mr. Short wasn't his dad.

The dance was almost a disaster as the band's lead singer Maurice Blackburn was stuck in traffic. However, Francis Zapmeister managed to save it by bringing Elvis Presley, who had wandered into the Yellow World years earlier, through the Parallax and he provided the lead vocals.

## Appearances

* "The Artful Dodger"
* "Achey, Breaky Heart"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Mr. Short were played by Frank Johnson.
Triple Crown

The **Triple Crown** is an accomplishment in professional wrestling. It is a distinction made to a professional wrestler who has won three of a single promotion's championships; specifically, a world championship, secondary singles championship and tag team championship.

## **Universe Mode**

In Universe Mode the term Triple Crown Champion has traditionally been used to describe a wrestler who has won either the WWE Championship or (now retired) World Heavyweight Championship, the Intercontinental Championship, and the WWE (RAW) Tag Team Championship or (now retired) World Tag Team Championship.

In 2015, a new brand
extension period began and two new titles were introduced and made eligible for the Triple Crown: the Universal Championship and the SmackDown Tag Team Championship.

**List of Triple Crown winners**
Tiffany (Green)

Tiffany in "Too Many Chiefs"

**Tiffany** was the version of Tiffany from the Green World.

## Biography

Like her counterparts, Tiffany was a nice, sweet but not very bright girl. Katherine told Mundi that if anyone was the same in every world, it was Tiffany.

She attended the Quarter Moon Eve party and danced excitedly to the music.

When the Tiffany of the Red World stumbled into the Green World after following Ben through a portal, the two Tiffanys ran into each other. The Red World Tiffany was initially confused by the experience before deciding that someone was stealing her look. She told her equally confused counterpart that imitation was the truest form of slavery, her own garbled version of "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery."

## Appearances

* "The Big Sleep-Over"
* "Too Many Chiefs"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Tiffany were played by Paris Abbott.
Mr. Short (Silver)

Mr. Short in "It Ain't Over"

**Mr. Short** was the version of Mr. Short from the Silver World.

## Biography

Mr. Short was a senior municipal employee who worked in Werrinup's park.

Betti blandished his son Francis as she had mistaken him for his Yellow World counterpart Francis Zapmeister, who was dressed identically when she last saw him. He and his wife were very upset by Francis' disappearance. However, neither the local authorities nor the Ministry provided much assistance.

At one point, Martin spotted Francis Zapmeister talking to Una and Due and snitched to Enforcement Officer Garcia. Believing him to be his counterpart, Garcia was about to arrest the other Francis on the charge of being a truant minor and staging his own disappearance. However, Stefan Raddic and Jeremy Johnson intervened on his behalf and Francis Zapmeister was able to escape while they distracted Garcia. Mr. Short was sceptical of Garcia's claims of having seen Francis and became convinced that there was a cover-up surrounding his son's disappearance. His wife admitted that she wouldn't blame Francis if he had run away. Due thought that she and Una should tell the Shorts what had happened to their son but Una didn't think that it would do any good even if they believed them.

Having learned that a Krellick invasion of the Silver World Werrinup was imminent, Ben told Mr. Short that he knew what had happened to Francis and would tell him in exchange for his help. After Ben and the rest of the Parallax gang lured the Krellicks to the park, he had Mr. Short turn on all of the sprinklers. The water killed the Krellicks. However, Ben was unable to tell Mr. Short about Francis' fate before a swarm of Welkin attacked.

After Werrinup's water supply was infected with the blandishing substance, the townspeople were concerned as it had turned purple and believed that there was a problem with the water filtration system. Enforcement Officer Garcia had Mr. Short drink some of the water to set an example for the town. However, he was an aberrant and disappeared into water vapour, to everyone's amazement.

After Katherine fooled Betti into blandishing herself, Veronica and Otto were able to use the Reading Room to restore everyone that had been blandished throughout the Parallax, including Mr. Short and Francis. Mrs. Short was overjoyed to see her husband and son again as she thought that she had lost both of them. Francis Zapmeister, Una and Due happily watched the family reunion.

## Appearances

* "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"
* "The Krellick War"
* "It Ain't Over"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Mr. Short were played by Frank Johnson.
Irma Dawes (Green)

## Irma Dawes

Mrs. Dawes in "Martinmania"

**Irma Dawes** was the version of Mrs. Dawes from the Green World.

## Biography

Like her counterparts, she was the latest in a long line of keepers of the portals to the Parallax. The duty was passed down from one generation to the next through the maternal line. Through the ages, her predecessors were a sign post to the front door portal and placed a Parallax symbol on both the front and back doors to indicate the exact location of the portals to travelling Guardians. It was part of her regular pattern to visit both portals and maintain their symbols, though she seemed to have forgotten why she did so. As with other Mrs. Daweses, the extent to which she maintained the portals consciously was unclear.

This Mrs. Dawes was in charge of one portal in an old tree and another to the Brown World in a rock cavern infested with Krellicks. The Melinda of the Blue World realised the Mrs. Daweses' importance to the Parallax when she observed her maintaining the symbol on the tree on one occasion.

A severe and temperamental woman, Mrs. Dawes shared her counterparts' love of chickens and eggs. She produced painted eggs by the hundreds and gave them to everyone in the Green World. According to Mundi, she was super sensitive and could be "downright not very nice" if people did not share her enthusiasm about her eggs. Ben earned Mrs. Dawes' approval by asking for two of them. He used what she told him to determine that the Guardian Otto, whom he and Katherine both believed to be dead, was still alive. After locating the portal in the rock cavern, they were able to track him down to the Brown World.

Although Otto found her irritating and generally tried to avoid her, she nevertheless believed that they had a beautiful friendship. After his departure, she took a pedestal with a hexagonal base from his hut as a memento of their friendship. Ben managed to convince her to part with it by claiming that it could help himself, Katherine and Mundi to find Otto if he were in trouble. Having the pedestal helped them to locate the orb, a record of the destruction of Otto's world, which had rested on it. As it turned out, it had been disguised as a lightbulb in his hut for the entire time.

## Appearances

* "Ex-Ben"
* "The Reluctant Guardian"
* "Seek and You Shall Find"
* "Martinmania"

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Mrs. Dawes were played by Faith Clayton.
Venus

**Venus**, also known by **Princes Venus the IV**, is the male counterpart of the original Venus; he is the God of Destruction and Evil. He is also the leader of the Venusians and one of the primary antagonists of the *Saint Seiya Omega* series.

## Profile and Stats

* **Name**: Venus, Prince Venus IV, God of Destruction and Evil
* **Origin**: Saint Seiya Omega
* **Gender**: Male
* **Age**: 300+ (Biologically 14)
* **Classification**: Venusian Prince, God, God of Destruction and Evil
* **Height**: 162 cm (5'4")
* **Weight**: 51 kg (112 lb)
* **Skin Color**: Fair
* **Eye Color**: Silver
* **Hair Color**: Ginger
* **Attire**:
* **Alignment**: Bad
* **Status**: Deceased
* **Powers and Abilities**: Energy Manipulation
* **Standard Equipment**: Helixstreater, Giga-Kami
* **Weaknesses**:
* **Notable Attacks/Techniques**:

### Power Ranking

* **Class**: **Apex**
* **Attack Potency**: **Large Island level**, possibly **Country level**
* **Speed**: **Massively FTL**
* **Lifting Strength**: **Class T**
* **Striking Strength**: At least **Class EJ**
* **Durability**: At least **Large Island level**
* **Stamina**: **Demigod-like**
* **Range**: **Megameters**
* **Intelligence**: **Genius**
* **Fighting Ability**: **Master**

## Appearance

Venus is a rather slim god, with the appearance of an average-sized, fourteen year old boy. He has fair skin, silver-colored eyes, and spiky, ginger hair.

## Personality

Venus is aggressive, deceiftul and cunning.

## Abilities

**Helixstreater**: Venus' armor that is made from the elements that created the Gold Cloths.

* **Mahler Hex**: Venus' ultimate attack. He synchronizes pure energy before firing a beam of chaos at his opponent.

**Giga-Kami**: Venus' sword.

* **Oracle Chaos**: From the tip of Giga-Kami, Venus fires a powerful ray of destruction at one or multiple enemies.

**Immense Cosmo Power**:

## Relationships

* Almas
* Pegasus Kouga
Silver World

The **Silver World**, also known as **Techno World** and **Una's World**, was a world which embraced advanced technology to a greater extent than most others.

## Population

### Francis Short

Betti blandished Francis after mistaking him for his Yellow World counterpart Francis Zapmeister, who was dressed identically when she last saw him. Francis was eventually restored, as was everyone else across the Parallax brandished by Betti, including his father.

### Melinda Bruce

Like her Red and Yellow World counterparts, Melinda was a popular, self-confident girl.

### Martin Dunkly

Like his counterparts from the Blue, Red and Yellow Worlds, he was a pompous, obnoxious bully who delighted in belittling other people and making their lives miserable.

### Una

Una was a confident and self-assured girl with a sarcastic personality who did not suffer fools gladly. She was intrigued by Francis Zapmeister as soon as they met and the feeling was mutual. The two of them soon began a relationship.

### Due

Due was very close to her elder sister Una, who often called her "Sister Girl," and the two of them spent most of their time together. Una was very protective of Due and would do anything to help her when she was in trouble.

### Tiffany

Like her counterparts, Tiffany was a nice, sweet but not very bright girl. Katherine told Mundi that if anyone was the same in every world, it was Tiffany.

### Irma Dawes

Like her counterparts, she was the latest in a long line of keepers of the portals to the Parallax. It was part of her regular pattern to visit both portals and maintain their symbols, though she seemed to have forgotten why she did so. In contrast to some of her severe and temperamental counterparts, she was a very pleasant and even tempered woman.

## Society and Culture

This world had highly advanced technology which the inhabitants of Werrinup used to make their lives easier at every opportunity.

However, people became bored with these items after a matter of days or weeks and were desperate to obtain the latest version of the technology in question. As soon as an item came to be regarded as old hat, it was placed in a rubbish dump just outside of Werrinup. Francis Zapmeister was thrilled when he found the dump full of still fully functioning camcorders, DVD players and Walkmans, among other things, and treated it as his own private supermarket.

Holography was commonplace. The DJ hologram Tangerine Alpha Man was a major celebrity in this world. The Mega Drome and the Skinky Maze were popular hangouts for teenagers.

## Appearances

* "Lost in Paradise"
* "One Man's Rubbish"
* "The Battle of Mundi's World"
* "The Martin Crimes"
* "The World According to Betti"
* "The Curse of the Incredibly Bad News"
* "Decoy"
* "Too Many Chiefs"
* "Dad Meets Dad"
* "The Krellick War"
* "The Reluctant Guardian"
* "Seek and You Shall Find"
* "Sand Witch"
* "My Favourite Martin"
* "Cheats Never Prosper"
* "Martinmania"
* "The Reading Room"
* "Clownin' Around"
* "It Ain't Over"
Olive Dunkly (Yellow)

Mrs. Dunkly in "The Martin Crimes"

**Olive Dunkly** was the version of Mrs. Dunkly from the Yellow World.

## Biography

Like her counterparts, she was a shrewd businesswoman and one of Werrinup's most prominent citizens. She ran the town's general store, where her son Martin helped out when not in school.

She was reasonably affluent by the standards of the Yellow World, given its hippie ethos.

## Behind the Scenes

All versions of Mrs. Dunkly were played by Nicola Bartlett.

She was the only version of Mrs. Dunkly to make only one appearance.