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Elf

**Elves** were magical humanoids who existed, in different forms, in many universes.

One incarnation of Jenny Everywhere was an Elf, meaning, in her case, a tall humanoid with long hair and slightly pointy ears. (COMIC: *Governing Council*) In a universe where large amounts of media about Jenny Everywhere were created between 2001 and 3001, by 3001, Jenny Evans was aware of there having been at least one “Elf Jenny” in these stories. (PROSE: *This Might Happen Someday*)

Elves existed in the universe of Little Noodlington, appearing as humanoids with very large, pointed ears. One, Erman, had blue hair. Abúi's universe was also home to Elves; when meeting Erman, she noted that the Elves she knew looked fairly different from him, but shared his superior attitude. (COMIC: *Enchanted*)

In one universe where Vampires and Liches also existed in the modern day, there existed at least one Elf Ranger, Ginger, who was part of O.O.P.. (COMIC: *Adventurers and Heroes*, *Look At His Dead Eyes*, etc.)

The World of Iothera was home to Elves, with Jenny Everywhere and Jimmy Wherever meeting two, Cassandra Navarathna and Maureen Ramsay, during their visit. Maureen likewise appeared as a lithe human-like woman with pointed ears and long hair; Cassandra had somewhat shorter hair and her ears were not, at that point, visible. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere And Iothera*)

Tammy Shotwell of Shelterville was a half-Elf, half-Halfling hybrid. She once mentioned that she found her relatives “arrogant”. (COMIC: *24 Hour Comic 2019*)

In the Collapsed Cosmos, Elves were present in the Red Lion Inn, alongside Orcs, gods, Demons, and many other curious characters, when Jenny and Glendalf visited it as they fled from Faerie to escape the Wild Hunt. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

Elves existed in the Prime Universe, appearing to be a kind of Fae. Tero Trollgarsson initially believed that the Clockwork Cherubs Juliet-178 and Pythagoras-858 were Elves and that the Interdimensional Tavern to which they'd accidentally transported him was a “faerie-realm”. Adding to the confusion of the situation, there was an actual Elf of unknown origins in the Tavern when he said so. Trollgarsson also told the Cupids about Alfheim, or “Elf-Land”, a magical realm which was also the residence of the God of Summer, Frey. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

One of the many titles of the fearsome, eldritch Santa Claus known to the Great Higher-Ups of the 925th Universe was “the ruler of elves”. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)

According to a self-insert fanfiction written by one version of Jenny Nowhere, in one universe, the Dark Side of the Moon was home to an Elf who lived in a tea-kettle and was responsible for the theft of all socks that disappeared from washing machines. (PROSE: *Jenny Nowho?*)

Some Elves were considered part of the Little People. Accordingly, a small number of Elves with red facial hair were among the non-gnomes who had joined the Secret League of the Orange-Bearded Gnomes when Jenny Everywhere stumbled into the Gnome Place, alongside such creatures as Leprechauns, Lutins and Gnatlings. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)
Dynamo

## Dynamo(Reality Z-25 31-H)

**Dynamo** was a superhero with power over electricity and other forms of energy, a version of whom existed in Reality Z-25 31-H. In addition to the expected ability to hurl bolts of lightning, he could fly and create impenetrable force fields. He belonged to the League of Champions.

He was a part of the superhero team which tried to fight back against Ro-Man's attempted invasion of Earth in Buranda in the late 2000s. Though putting in a valiant effort, the heroes were ultimately unable to overcome the aliens on their own, with Earth only being saved by the intervention of Stardust the Super-Wizard.

Some years later, when Ro-Man returned for revenge against Kaza, Gwenna contacted Dynamo, though he took a little while to answer the call as he'd been in the middle of an unrelated adventure in San Francisco. However, he flew to the rescue just in time to save Gwenna, Fred Hancock, Wimberly and the Commissioner from the giant bullet-proof reptile Ro-Man had left to guard his flying saucer.

He also provided them with key information that the League had managed to extract by analysing the technology Ro-Man's kind had left behind after their first failed invasion: to wit, Ro-Man was actually an energy being in a possessed body. His current plan turned out to involve discarding his previous body to possess Deena Hancock, whom he believed to be Gwenna. After Gwenna beat “Deena” in a fight and goaded Ro-Man into surrendering her body to try and possess Gwenna's instead, Dynamo used his powers to disrupt Ro-Man's energy-being form long enough for Fred to then trap him in his own electromagnetism-proof helmet. Dynamo then left Buranda with the helmet-turned-prison. (COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*)

## Behind the scenes

The character of Jim Andrews, alias Dynamo originally appeared in superhero comics published by the Fox Features Syndicate starting in 1940. He was notably first introduced under the name of “Electro”; Fox would go on to create a similar, but distinct hero by that name in 1946. In 1963, Marvel Comics would introduce a more enduring supervillain of the same name as a foe for Spider-Man. Meanwhile, in 1965, the name of “Dynamo” was resurrected for a very different superhero by Tower Publishing.

## External links

* ***Dynamo (Fox)* page on the Public-Domain Super Heroes Wiki**
Dragon (Infinity Apartment)

A bipedal **Dragon**, from a universe where such things were commonplace, was a missionary. He once knocked on the door of his universe's version of Jenny Everywhere's Infinity Apartment, asking if she “would care to talk about our Lord”. Showing him this allowed Jenny to demonstrate her and her Apartment's multi-dimensional nature to the hitherto-skeptical Keith. (COMIC: *Infinity Apartment*)
Eigengrau Easter Egg (Pessimist and the Dromedaries)

In the Prime Universe, a sarcastic **Eigengrau Easter Egg** was one of the inmates at the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries' Research Laboratory 6 when Pessimist-242 was brought there. Like the others, the Easter Egg took place in the mass escape orchestrated by Pessimist soon after. It helped deal with the second of the rank-and-file guards the group had to face, jumping onto her head from atop the analyzation chair and knocking her out. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)
Dragon (Defying the Dragon)

## The Dragon

In Reality Z-25 31-H, in Arthurian England, a Princess was once believed to have been abducted by a **Dragon**.

This Dragon was twice as tall as a human being; he was sentient and bipedal, with four fingers on each hand, and wore a loincloth. He had no horns, but a ridge of spikes running from the apex of his skull down his neck and and back, as well as a pair of batlike wings.

The Blue Knight was dispatched to go fight the Dragon and rescue the maiden. However, the Princess had actually fallen in love with the Dragon and eloped with him. While the Knight fought her beloved, she made her way up a nearby cliff and rolled a huge boulder off the egde and onto the Knight, pinning him down despite the magic of the armour given to the Knight by Merlin. Reunited with the Dragon, she agreed with him that they must now leave the country in hope of finding more acceptance elsewhere. (COMIC: *Defying the Dragon*)
Department of Anarchy

The **Department of Anarchy** were a British government agency in Dimension 331, based in London. For nebulous reasons, they funded and oversaw the activity of professional anarchists, including Red Max. They took an interest in Jenny Everywhere due to the potential for her to grant them technological secrets from other universes, leading to Red Max's overseer showing him the Jenny Everywhere file and telling him to attempt to get close to Jenny. Six months later, he was unable to glean anything from Jenny directly but did re-ingratiate himself with the Department by giving them some of the Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness's technology. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)
Dragon (Beauty as a Beast)

## The Dragon

**A Dragon** resided in a cave in the magical realm known as Hideea.

The Dragon, which gave no particular signs of intelligence, had bright red scales, four legs plus two bat-like wings, and black claws. Its teeth were bright yellow and its eyes glowed a yellowish orange; its flesh, when injured, was likewise orange, although its blood was red.

The knight Sir Parsifal took it upon himself to defeat the Dragon, who devoured his horse. However, his battle with the beast was going badly when a wandering Jenny Everywhere intervened, picking up Parsifal's lost sword and successfully stabbing the creature to death in the stomach. (COMIC: *Beauty as a Beast*)
Ezekiel Bradley

In one universe, **Ezekiel Bradley**, who did not like to be called **Zeke** (although some people referred to him as such), was the boyfriend of Jennifer Evers, the local incarnation of Jenny Everywhere, around the time she started to discover her powers as a shifter.

He was a foot taller than the rather short Jenny, but actually a year younger. Though not conventionally attractive, he had an “undying affection” for Jenny and a sense of humour she appreciated. Two weeks after they'd started dating, he confessed to Jenny that he had never slept with a girl before, and would like to “wait for the right moment”, something which Jenny respected but found surprising and slightly frustrating. (PROSE: *Past Prologue*)

## Behind the scenes

Ezekiel is never described beyond being tall, so it's unclear if he is this world's version of the Bradley who was another Jenny's friend in Right-On By The Sea in two of the earliest Jenny Everywhere comic stories, *Name's Not Down* and *Damn Fine Hostile Takeover*.
Eight

**Eight** was a mysterious “young man” who once showed up in the Foyer of the Strange and Wonderful House.

He played the part of the mysterious person who was in the Foyer before they actually came in, within an iteration of the chain of events which kept repeating inside the Foyer with different visitors. Opposite him was the pair of Six and Seven. In the time between Eight ducking out of the Foyer and knocking to come back in as the pattern dictated, Seven apparently ate Six. When Eight expressed confusion about where Six had gone, a grinning Seven denied having ever known anyone by that name. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Foyer*, *Foyer Infinity*)

## Behind the scenes

Six, Seven and Eight in *Our Strange and Wonderful House* are a reference to the joke “Why is Six afraid of Seven? Because Seven ate Nine!” (i.e. “Seven Eight Nine”). Six being afraid of Seven from the start suggests that the joke's narrative, such as it is, occurred prior to the beginning of the *Foyer* trilogy.
Dishonest John

**Dishonest John** was a human who seemingly teamed up with Team Rocket in one universe.

## Biography

### Visiting Kanto

Dishonest John watched from afar when Jenny Everywhere, Beany, and Cecil visited Kanto. During this, he encountered Team Rocket, with Jessie calling him "Waluigi" and James suggesting that John was after "their" Pikachu. John explained himself, providing his business card, with Team Rocket suggesting that they may be able to help each other. (COMIC: *Pop Culture Collision*)

## Behind the scenes

Dishonest John is the main antagonist in *Beany and Cecil*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1949's *Time for Beany*.
Alex (Miss Adventure)

**Alex** was the boyfriend of one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere. He was abducted by some of her enemies. She went on an interdimensional adventure to get him back, being delayed by other evils to be fought, including a pair of tentacled creatures who tailed her to 1938 Chicago in one universe. (COMIC: *Miss Adventure*)
Disney

DisneyIn Reality Z-25 31-H, Jenkins once accused the American film adaption of *Pippi Longstocking* of being “totally **Disneyfied**”. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*)

## Behind the scenes

The Walt Disney Company, often just “Disney”, is a media conglomerate which grew out of the Walt Disney animation studios. Though also owning media in various tones, styles and genres, the “central” Disney brand carries a popular image of unfailingly family-friendly entertainment, often softening the stories of the fairy tales they adapt into animated feature films to make them more “kid-friendly” or to better fit conventional narrative moulds. As a result, the slang phrase “Disneyfied” pejoratively refers to a reimagining of a preexisting work that makes its subject more formulaic and ordinary in an attempt to give it broader appeal than its source material.

Dibbsy in *A Series of Queer Events* was an obvious satire of Disney.
Erich Seelig

**Erich Seelig** was a figure mentioned in one universe's Jenny Everywhere's recounting of 1930s boxer Johann Trollmann's life. He was a successful sportsman, but after winning a championship in early 1933, he was stripped of all his titles by the Nazi sports committee. A new match was organised, pitting Johann Trollmann against Adolf Witt. (COMIC: *Bras de Fer*)
Department of Literature

The **Department of Literature** were the “notoriously nosy” department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids which dealt with matters related to literature.

On an unknown occasion, the Crew granted them the right to name a newly-discovered uninhabited planet in one universe after the literary reference of their choice. They ended up choosing the name “Reichenbach IV”.

After Conspiracy-1263 used time travel to insert *The Christmas Cacophony* into the First Folio retroactively, the Department, in December 2021, were abuzz trying to figure out what William Shakespeare meant by the apparent gibberish. At Celebration-665's suggestion, as a Christmas present of sorts, the Department of Discipline temporarily obscured the circumstances of *The Christmas Cacophony*'s writing to allow the Department of Literature their fun until after the holiday season had passed. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)
Dimension 87:50:545

**Dimension 87:50:545** was a universe whose Earth was home to actual, larger-than-life supervillains and superheroes. Alexander, a Bondian supervillain from another universe who felt ill-at-ease in his overly mundane world, was shifted at his request to this universe by Jenny Everywhere. (COMIC: *When Casting Calls*)
Doctor Curious's Void Ship

At some point, Doctor Curious acquired **a Void Ship**.

Thanks to it, Curious found himself outside the Interdimensional Tavern, where he bumped into Darius, who had recently been evicted from the Tavern due to running out of money with which to pay for his room. Intent on claiming him as a friend, Curious abducted Darius, only for the dromedary to overpower the snake and, having dumped him out, fly off in his Void Ship. However, Darius soon crashed the ship in the mountains of Manik. He fashioned himself a shelter in the wreckage, and also found a small dimensional transporter amidst the debris, using it to send all his worst enemies some invitations to Manik through the Interdimensional Post Office. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)
Discordia Apple

**Discordia Apples**, literal golden “apples of discord”, were the weapons used by the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias, in counterpart to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Cupid Arrows. They exploded upon making contact with their targets, dousing them in vaporised Hate Potion. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)
Dwarf

**Dwarves** were a species of short humanoids with round noses, beards, and four fingers on each hand.

When Jenny Everywhere accidentally travelled to a magical realm known as Hideea, she met a small group of Dwarves whom she angered by initially mistaking them for Munchkins. One fof them used a whip as a weapon, and hit Jenny with it, prompting her to knock out the lot. As she discovered, the Dwarves were loyal to Snow White, now the evil Queen of the realm; they called her “the Sorcerous” among themselves. (COMIC: *Beauty as a Beast*)

The valets of the Coat Room of the Strange and Wonderful House sometimes appeared as Dwarves, though other times they were Titans, as the Coat Room's appearance and surface dimensions changed based on the observer. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Coat Room*)

At some point, the Queen of the Black Market had “the Dwarven smiths of Abelard III” create an alternative suit of bone armour, made entirely of pure silver, for her. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)

In Dimension 77, after learning that Jenny Everywhere had lost the magical shoes he'd made for her, the Lurigadawne of Tipperary, unable to make her a second one herself due to some obscure laws of the Fair Folk, recommended that she visit “a tribe of cobbler-dwarves of great renown,” who lived beyond the magical land of Kalterskelter, but she was unwilling to embark on yet another grand quest and declined. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)
Dimension 8696-2537

**Dimension 8696-2537** was a universe once discovered by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and approved as a target for regular romanticisation missions.

Taskmaster-523 of the Department of Assignments once assigned Pessimist-242 and Larrikin-1029 a mission to this dimension. However, when the two Cupids asked Pessimist's Fog Ship to take them there, the Ship disobeyed and took them to random coordinates which turned out to be those of the Workshop of Madame Tarsa. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)
Dimensional divide

The **dimensional divide**, or **dimensional fabric**, was the outer boundary of a given universe or dimension.

Void Ships needed to phase or pierce through the dimensional divide to enter a universe. (COMIC: *The Beginner's Guide to Multiversal Theory*) Tracker-764's Void Ship, being an outdated model, needed to build up speed before it could pierce through the dimensional fabric, and even then it was not automatic, with an additional command needing to be pressed at exactly the right time. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
Eight to One Guest Starring Jenny Everywhere, the Shifter (comic story)

## *Eight to OneGuest StarringJenny Everywhere,the Shifter*

First page of the story.

***Eight to One Guest Starring Jenny Everywhere, the Shifter*** was an early comic strip in Brian Duffy's webcomic *Eight to One*, featuring a non-speaking but non-cameo appearance by Jenny Everywhere. It constitutes one of the earliest guest appearances by Jenny in a preexisting webcomic, being more or less contemporary with the other contender, COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere vs. the Drag-Racing Monkeys*.

## Contents

### Plot

Charles, who has been told to try and meet new people, makes an extremely token effort to strike up a conversation with a random passerby (who happens to be Jenny Everywhere).

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny

* This story features an incarnation of Jenny who wears a striped scarf and a pleated skirt.

#### Universes

* This story takes place in a nondescript urban setting in one universe.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

This strip is and remains available on the original *Eight to One* website.
Ellison (The Jenny Everywhere Roleplaying Game)

**Ellison** was a robot and a companion of one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere.

Ellison had a worn robotic body (looking as though it had been repaired numerous times over) and, most strikingly, a bowling ball for a head, with only three finger holes on the “forehead” in the way of facial features. Despite having no visible eyes, Ellison would still turn his head to “look around” as if it did actually have sight of some kind. Ellison was as confused about its origins and nature as anyone, but was at peace with this, declaring as its motto: “I know not what I am, I know not where I came from, I simply aim to exist”.

At some point, Ellison started travelling the Multiverse with Jenny as part of a group of friends which also included Rae, the Abstract of Luminance, as well as Ace, Aitar and Krystal. Their “home base” was a vast spaceship of unclear nature and purpose.

At some point, they were forcibly shifted to a mysterious complex where they were pitted against another team led by a different Jenny in a series of trials. After the other group beat them and got to exit back to their home through a portal, they realised they had no choice but to shift in a second team using the machinery present in the complex, and attempt to beat them. After summoning another Jenny's team and making their way through the trials, however, this Jenny decided to speak up once they reached the final room, explaining the situation to the other group as best she understood it. She proposed that they ignore the intended rules and simply decide between themselves which team would get to leave this time around.

With the other team letting them go, the grateful team made their way through the portal and back home, no closer to figuring out who had set up the complex and why. (GAME: *The Jenny Everywhere Roleplaying Game*)
Do You Like Horror Movies? (comic story)

## *Do You Like Horror Movies?*

***Do You Like Horror Movies?*** was the fourteenth comic strip of the *Necroomies* webcomic, created by Jonathan Reich.

## Contents

### Plot

Junter tries to give Ibdis a scare by phoning him to tell him “this call is coming from inside the house”. The prank fails for the rather obvious reason that Junter is in Ibdis's line of sight as he makes the call.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place in the *Necroomies* universe.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Do You Like Horror Movies?* is available online on the *Necroomies* website.
Dromedary Database

The **Dromedary Database** was the digital version of the database compiled by the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries, one of the Prime Universe's Strangely-Colored Secret Societies. It was accessible to all members of the Drove via their wristwatch-computers. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
Eugene the Jeep

**Eugene the Jeep** was a Jeep who existed in one universe.

## Biography

Eugene was depicted in an image which Popeye posted to Twitter for Christmas, captioned "Merry Christmask froms usk all!". (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere's Twitter*)

## Behind the scenes

Eugene originates from the *Popeye* franchise.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1936's *Eugene, the Jeep*.

## External links

* **Eugene the Jeep** at Popeye the Sailorpedia
Family Guy (series)

## Contents

### Hero(es)

Peter Griffin, Lois Griffin, Stewie Griffin, Brian Griffin, Chris Griffin, Meg Griffin

### Other recurring cast

Joe Swanson, Glenn Quagmire, Cleveland Brown

## Background

### Date(s)

January 31st, 1999
(debut)

***Family Guy*** was an American animated sitcom created by Seth MacFarlane for 20th Television which began in 1999.

It unofficially crossed over with the *Jenny Everywhere* mythos in the 2022 standalone comic *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, depicting an encounter between the main characters of each series. Peter Griffin could later be seen in the background during the follow-up comic *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*, released in 2023, and by extension in the comic *The Winx laugh at Among Us ft. Dr. Who*. *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin* later gained a sequel, titled *End of the Tour*, followed by *Halloween Preparations* and *The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween*, which continued to be set in Quahog, as well as *Jenny Everywhere's Twitter*, which featured Jenny posting to Twitter during her time living with the Griffins.
Department of Problem-Solving's second Fog Ship

## The Department of Problem Solving's second Fog Ship

After the theft of their original one during Mandragora's Great Experiment, (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*) the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Department of Problem-Solving acquired a **new Fog Ship**.

When the faceless magician's magic hat caused the Cupid Homeworld to be overwhelmed by a flood of white rabbits, Pythagoras-858 had to lock this Fog Ship to prevent Juliet-178 from absconding with it. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Doomsday Book

The **Doomsday Book** was a numbered list of universes in the Multiverse, created and maintained by the Council of Frogs. According to Sylvester Shoebill, it was named in reference to a point of history concerning William the Conqueror. The creation of the Doomsday Book involved the opening of a “registration office” where representatives of each universe were invited. The first universe to have its representatives reach said office thus got the enviable name of Prime Universe, although it did not actually have any particular cosmic significance. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)

## Behind the scenes

Below is a list of universes in works hitherto documented by the Wiki which appear to follow the Council of Frogs naming system.

## Notes & references

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 Preexisting universe; first appearance in media covered on the Wiki.
Department of Conflagrations

The **Department of Conflagrations** was a department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Cupid Intelligence Institute.

After the destruction of the Cupid Parliament, they examined the smoking ruins of the Cupid Parliament building and concurred with the Department of Forensics that the explosion seemed to be a deliberate attack, and not an accident. (PROSE: *The Cupid Parliament Destroyed?*)
Doctor Brain's Portal

An **interdimensional portal**, sometimes described as “the **Dimensional Portal**” or “the **Trans-Dimensional Portal**”, was created by the supervillain Doctor Brain and his henchmen in Reality Z-25 31-H in a warehouse. It was a huge machine powered by the shifting energy of a dimensional traveller he had captured, whom he believed to be Jenny Everywhere, although she was actually an incarnation of Jenny Nowhere.

Doctor Brain intended to use the portal to send everything in the world that frustrated him into another dimension, including annoying paperwork, I.R.S. auditors, and superheroes. However, moments after the portal was first switched on, a Monstrosity from another dimension began trying to break through. Brain's nemesis Captain Evening intervened, breaking the connection between Jenny and the machinery and thereby switching off the portal. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold*)

Some time later, Jenny herself, under the alias and disguise of “Evil Cloak”, persuaded Doctor Brain, his daughter Jesse, and a number of other villains to join her plan for world domination. As the first step of her plan, she had them work on rebuilding the Portal. Jesse observed that watching the work made her feel like she was “în *Return of the Jedi*”. (COMIC: *Meanwhile, On Earth*) She ultimately used the Portal to summon Gazoom, using herself as a power-source once again. However, Gazoom turned out not to be inclined to obey its summoner, and ate Jenny instead before stepping back through the portal, demanding not to be disturbed again. (COMIC: *Meanwhile, In Queens*)
Dorothy Gray

In one universe, **Dorothy Gray** was the youthful paid companion of the elderly, widowed New York City-based millionaire Matilda Marshall.

After Matilda became enamoured of the idea of marrying Kaza, “the Congo King”, Dorothy followed her to Africa, where he and Kaza found rather more to like about each other than Kaza could appreciate about Matilda. Matilda, however, was bitterly jealous, notably throwing a fit when the three of them were attacked by a pack of angry gorillas and Kaza went to rescue the abducted Dorothy while leaving Matilda behind, and urging Kaza to drop “that creature” to attend to her instead. Eventually, Kaza arranged for Matilda's American suitor Tom Rubio to appear to defeat him in a fistfight, which made Matilda lose her interest in Kaza and return to America with Tom while Dorothy and Kaza were free to act on their feelings. (COMIC: *Fear in the Jungle*)

## Behind the scenes

This original version of Dorothy Gray appeared in a 1949, now-public-domain comic story featuring Jo-Jo the Congo King, *The Dauntless Dowager*. The story was reprinted in 1954 in *Fantastic Fears* #8 as *Fear in the Jungle*, with the names of Tom Payne and Jo-Jo changed to Tom Rubio and Kaza respectively (whereas Matilda and Dorothy's names remained unchanged).
Everdunes

**Everdunes** was an Age mentioned in the game *Myst*. Jenny Everywhere discovered it while flipping through one of Atrus' journals. Remembering that her shifting powers transcended time and space, she shifted to Everdunes and found it more beautiful than she could have imagined (PROSE: *Ages of Memories*)
Everywhere Explorer

The **Everywhere Explorer** was a model of biplane aeroplane.

It was “one of the JN-EX series designed for certain very special customers”, modeled off of “the classic JN-4” but altered to suit the needs of shifters. Boeing Luftwerks built a specific set of two hundred Everywhere Explorers in the 2060s which were marked for landing gear that was above-average in performance, but very maintenance-heavy.

The Everywhere Explorer was unsurprisingly a favourite of Jenny Everywhere's. Indeed, if dreams experienced by other incarnations were to be believed, “dozens of Jennies” had been on the design team. One Jenny owned one of the Boeing Luftwerks Everywhere Explorers, and once ended up stranded in the middle of the Eurasian steppes of one universe when the landing gear failed and she found herself without the requisite spare parts. However, Cha Ni sent another Jenny in to help her. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)

One Jenny left her advanced biplane behind a barn for her daughter to find once the latter grew into her own as an incarnation of the Shifter herself. (PROSE: *Morning After*)

## Behind the Scenes

As may be obvious to people familiar with aeroplanes, the inspiration for this is the very popular Curtiss JN series biplane - known to aviators as the Jenny.
Earth-44

In a universe referred to by Jenny Everywhere as **Earth-44**, Alexandre Dumas wrote a version of *The Three Musketeers.*

## Cosmology

Little is known about this universe, other than the fact that it contained a version of Alexandre Dumas. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)

## History

This universe's version of Alexandre Dumas wrote a version of *The Three Musketeers* that featured a fictional version of Cardinal Dracula. The events of this version of the book were nearly identical to events that had actually occurred in another universe.

According to Jenny Everywhere, she preferred this universe's Alexandre Dumas to the one that had existed in another universe in which she took a literature exam. (PROSE: *Preludes and Distractions*)
Consistency Palatium

The **Consistency Palatium** was the capital of the Consistency Imperium. It was made up of “looming, empty skyscrapers”, “*faux*-Roman pillars”, and other “strange, purposeless buildings” in a pseudo-Roman style. It was built on what remained of the planet Subcinctus, which had been the home planet of the Vormerschuiving, a cabal of whom formed the inner circle of the Imperium.

The Palatium was ultimately consumed in the explosion of Mandragora's Machine (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*) in an event known as the Fall of the Consistency Palatium, which brought an end to the Rifts Crisis. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*) Vertolin and other survivors of the Imperium vowed to build a new city from its ashes which could serve as a refuge for the many who'd lost their home to a Rift during the Rifts Crisis. The ruins of the Palatium thus became a vast scrapyard in the middle of which New Subcinctus was constructed, using the remains of the Palatium as raw material. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Dibbsy Toaster

In the 925th Universe, the **Dibbsy Toaster** was a Dibbsy collectible sold only at the Dibbsy Store in America in December 2022. A novelty toaster, it burned the shape of Mammon Mouse's head into the toast. Determined to get it as a present for his girlfriend Glenda, Dynamite Thor headed to the Dibbsy Store on December 24th and participated in the subsequent brawl, successfully walking off with the Toaster after fighting a random man who'd grabbed it first for it. He did not pay for it, but rationalised that it was probably okay given that the Store was on fire by that point. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)
Dimension 331

**Dimension 331** was a mundane universe whose most striking native quality was being home to Red Max, a “government-sponsored anarchist” who answered to a British Department of Anarchy. Multiple incarnations of Jenny Everywhere had visited this dimension by the early 21st century, with the Department being aware of her and having photographs of multiple incarnations of her.

Six months after the Department arranged a meeting between Max and one Jenny, this same Jenny received word from her other selves that there were agents of Chaos at work in Dimension 331, and summoned the Man With No Name to its version of New York City so they could investigate. After a failed assassination attempt on the Man With No Name, it became clear that the Chaos agents story was a ruse, and Jenny, the Man and Max eventually discovered that they were being manipulated by the Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness, a cult based in Dimension 672. After defeating the Brotherhood, they returned to Dimension 331 for a final round of drinks in Edinburgh before they parted ways. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)
Cupid Parliament building

Until 2019, (COMIC: *Professional Endorsement*) the Cupid Parliament in the Cupid Homeworld held council in a **building** which was actually a repurposed warehouse. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)

During the brief span of time the Cupid Suggestion Box was active, Larrikin-1029 once accidentally broke one of its windows. After he wrote an apologetic note to the Copper-Colored Council of Elders, promising not to do it again, they decided to make him repair it personally. (PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*)

It was invaded by rabbits during the magic-hat incident, leading all the Parliamentary Cupids to evacuate. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)

Eventually, Conquest-932, as part of his Triangular Society conspiracy, blew it up with dynamite. He was unexpectedly assisted in this by a respectable member of Parliament who'd had enough of the madhouse. (COMIC: *Professional Endorsement*)

After the destruction of the Cupid Parliament by Conquest-932, the Council of Elders decided to commission Foreman-964's Department of Construction to build a new Parliament building, pleading with him that it not be a warehouse (something about which Foreman made no promises). (PROSE: *The Cupid Parliament Destroyed?*)
Crash Landing (comic story)

## **Crash Landing**

First page of the story.

***Crash Landing*** is a story in the Kaza’s Mate, Gwenna web comic. Characters and story lines cross over with the Cryptida comic.

## Plot

*in progress*

Gwenna hangs out with Nula, feeling upset that the threesome she had with her husband and a mermaid during the previous chapter resulted in an unexpected surprise.
Djinn

**Djinns**, or **genies**, were ageless magical beings which could turn themselves to smoke and, thereby, be trapped in small containers such as bottles or lamps.

One universe's incarnation of Jenny Everywhere was a djinn, known as “Genie Everywhere”, or *Djinn fi kuli makan* in Arabic. She became trapped in a bottle for centuries until she was freed by another world's Jenny at the behest of Cha Ni, the oracle. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)

Similarly, one universe's Jenny served as the Genie in the Aladdin story. She was bound to a lamp until Aladdin wished her free, whereupon she resumed interdimensional travels. (PROSE: *Shippy Shifter Snippets*)

In the Prime Universe, a number of Genies were once owned by the First Horde, but freed themselves from their clutches in the 1960s and subsequently founded the independent Company of Free Genies, operating a freelance wish-granting business in the Home City. The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and one version of Jenny Everywhere had contacts with them, among others. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)
Dusty (Miss Adventure)

## Dusty

**Dusty** was a friend and assistant of one version of Jenny Everywhere, serving as tech support for her.

While Jenny went on adventures, Dusty stayed back in one universe at a computer marked with alien symbols, staying in contact with Jenny across dimensions through a special bracelet she wore. While Jenny was being chased through one universe's 1938 Chicago by a pair of tentacled creatures, she asked Dusty to give her a way to shake them off; Dusty told her to head for Evergreen Airfield, where she would somehow find a plane waiting for her. However, after Jenny managed to defeat her pursuers head-on, Dusty redirected her to the Benton Cinema, where she had detected a “major blip” not attributable to Jenny herself or her pursuers. (COMIC: *The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles*)
Eleventh Doctor (Shippy Shifter Snippets)

In one universe, a **version of the Eleventh Doctor** travelled with Clara Oswald. In previous incarnations, the Doctor had a prior acquaintance with Jenny Everywhere. After he walked in on a number of Jennies having sex with a number of Clara's temporal echoes in the control room of his TARDIS, he was invited to join the fun by Jenny, who complimented his bowtie. (PROSE: *Shippy Shifter Snippets*)
Delkin

**Delkin**, or “**Del**” to her friends, was a young man with long black hair. He always wore sunglasses, and his clothing was dominated by a dark purple. Del lived in the same universe as Meridien. He was more laid-back, but also more skeptical and snarky, than she was.

However, Meridien was once proven blatantly right about the existence of travellers from parallel universes when Jenny Everywhere materialised right in front of her and Delkin. Soon thereafter, Jenny's appearance, as well as Del and Mer's, were accidentally transformed by Jenny's malfunctioning shifting device; Del shrugged the incident off with a pun about “paradigm shifts”. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere in Lightning Made of Owls*)

## Behind the scenes

### Background

Meridien is one of the main six characters of the collaborative open-source webcomic *Lightning Made of Owls*, whose contents are released under a CC-BY-SA 3.0 license. His official description in the cast list defines him thus:

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny Everywhere-related media; actual first appearance was in 2008 in the second-ever *Lightning Made of Owls* strip.
Dream spinner

Genevieve, Princess of Everywhere used a magical dimensional transport called a **dream spinner** to travel from world to world.

## Description

The dream spinner took the form of a modified spinning wheel (whose rim was “bejeweled with strange crystals”) affixed onto on a small wooden platform lined with a railing, which was large enough to house either two reasonably thin humans, or one human and a few raccoons. “Esoteric runes” were painted over the entire contraption. It was operated by working the treadle of the spinning wheel.

When examining its inner workings, Professor Awesome realised that many of its components were recognisable to him, although they were carved out of walnuts: he recognised a dynamo, a dimensional shift engine and Moriarty guides.

When in the process of dematerialising, the dream spinner shimmered with iridescent light before softly fading away. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*)

## History

The dream spinner was built by the intelligent raccoon Wu, possibly with Willow's help, to allow Princess Genevieve and themselves “to travel beyond the real world into the realms of dreams and what-ifs”.

While Genevieve was taking a long journey to find Mordorak of the Nine Noses, it broke down, landing her in the vicinity of the home of her local counterpart in the closest universe. Jenny and Kim recovered it, and Jenny then went to Professor Awesome for help with repairing it. He was successful, and after sharing some pastrami sandwiches with the local Jenny and her friends, Genevieve, Wu and Willow left once again to continue their quest. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*)

## Behind the scenes

As Scott Sanford highlighted in the author's commentary for *Pit Stop*, a Jenny's vehicle resembling a spinning wheel is a sneaky play on word, referencing a spinning jenny.
Doctor Adam S. Douglas

**Doctor Adam S. Douglas** was a professor at Sirius University in one universe. A philosopher, Douglas believed that he could prove the impossibility of time travel on logical grounds, claiming that, if time travel were possible, it would have already cropped up all through history. As reported by the *Weekly Comet*, Jenny Everywhere, for whom time travel was very much possible, replied to this statement with the retort that it was "a load of fetid dingo kidneys". (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time*)
Emerald Palace

The **Emerald Palace** in the Emerald City in the centre of the Land of Oz was the domain of the Land's ruler.

## History

### Visited by Acquaintanceship

In one universe's version of Oz, which was visited by Acquaintanceship-982, the Emerald Palace and its “gleaming turrets” stood in the centre of the Emerald City. Ozma summoned a great number of Ozites to a room on the first floor to discuss what to do about the theft of the Magic Belt, Magic Picture and Great Book of Records. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids in Oz*)

### In the 925th Universe

In the 925th Universe's version of the Land of Oz, Oscar Diggs lived in the Palace while he ruled the Land as “Wizard of Oz”. It later became Ozma's palace when she took the throne. Following his stepping down from the position of Wizard of Oz, Diggs fashioned his new home to be reminiscent of his glory days, with a similar omnipresent greenness. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

## External links

* ***Royal Palace of Oz* on the Oz Wiki**
Doctor Shiokara

**Doctor Shiokara** was a mad scientist from one universe who was obsessed with squids.

After taking over the island lair formerly used by Captain Iguanodon, he created a number of artificially-grown giant squids with which he attacked the waterfront of the city inhabited by Jenny Everywhere. Jenny defeated his squids and followed him back to the island. As she was somewhat foolishly live-tweeting her endeavours, unaware that Shiokara was watching her Twitter feed, he managed to have his “witless minions” briefly capture her, but she gained the upper hand once again and destroyed Shiokara's giant squid tank, causing the minions to flee. Shiokara managed to escape using a rocket kite, however. (PROSE: *Tweetstorm*)
Emerald City

## The Emerald City

The **Emerald City** was the capital city of the Land of Oz, at the common angle of the Land's four countries: Munchkin Country, Winkie Country, Quadling Country and Gillikin Country. The Emerald Palace of Queen Ozma stood in the center of the city.

## History

### Visited by Acquaintanceship

In the Land of Oz of one universe visited by Acquaintanceship-982 of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, by the time of the visit in question, much of the Emerald City was indeed green and resplendent, as was the fashion of its inhabitants. The Guardian of the Gates still insisted on making all visitors to the city wear green-tinted goggles, but this was no longer to ensure that they believed it was *wholly* made of the things; instead, they were a protection from the extreme brightness. As in other versions of Oz, the winding and forking Yellow Brick Road led from Munchkin Country to the City. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids in Oz*)
Ernie Hudson

In Universe Gemini, **Ernie Hudson** was the actor who played Winston Zeddemore in the movie *Ghostbusters*. Because *Ghostbusters* was his favourite movie, Zed Hudson picked his new name by mashing up the character's last name of Zeddemore with that of the actor. Winston was not actually his favourite character in the film (though he admitted that he was “cool”), but, as he later pointed out, Stantz Aykroyd would not have made for a very satisfying name. (COMIC: *Zed Vs. Ghostbusters*)

## Behind the scenes

Ernie Hudson indeed portrayed Winston Zeddemore in the original *Ghostbusters* film.
Dorothy Gale (925th Universe)

The 925th Universe's **version of Dorothy Gale** was a human girl who ended up settling in Oz, becoming Queen Ozma's consort and co-ruler.

Dorothy attended Jenny Over-There and Dynamite Thor's 2022 Pride Month celebration at Professor Helvetius's Convenient Pride Decorations Shop with Ozma, and the two held hands throughout the night. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)
Everywhere

In one universe “**Everywhere**” was a rank or job-title, which Jenny had achieved through hard work and risk-taking. It appeared to refer to a secret organisation of hunters of supernatural threats, to which Nigel and Bruce also belonged. (COMIC: *Mrs Zirma*) The term of “Everywheres” could also be used to refer to huge swathes of incarnations of Jenny Everywhere, especially when contrasting them with Nowheres and Anywheres. (GAME: *The Everywheres*)
Electro-Neutralizer

## The Electro-Neutralizer

The **Electro-Neutralizer** was a device used by the incarnation of Jenny Everywhere who was a Child of the Nexus. She kept it stashed in ‘Section B’ of her portable pocket dimension, next to a stuffed dinosaur.

When facing a group of Rinoks each armed with Shock-Staff, Jenny sent Click into the pocket dimension to retrieve the Electro-Neutralizer, which, when one Rinok rushed at her with its Shock-Staff, she was able to use to create a feedback loop that left her unharmed while the Rinok was electrified by its own weapon. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere and the Dark Bishop*)
Enrico (Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving)

**Enrico** was a Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. He worked for the Tax Department. When Juliet-178, to whom he owed a favour, needed large amounts of clocks for a Department of Problem-Solving experiment, Enrico helped her gather them by convincing a lot of Cupids to pay taxes in kind in the form of timepieces. (PROSE: *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*)
Doppleganger

In one universe, a mysterious planet codenamed “**Doppleganger**” drifted the Solar System from the depths of outer space during World War II. To the surprise of the scientific community, it had oceans and continents whose shapes greatly resembled the Earth's, hence the name. A space mission was jointly organised by the Soviet Union and the United States of America to carry out reconnaissance work on Doppleganger and ascertain whether it was home to any intelligent life-forms. On the mission were Octobriana, Jenny Everywhere and Miss Victory, and Neeta (herself an alien) served as a technician on the ground. (PROSE: *The New Mission*)
Faceless Cyborg Ninja

The **Faceless Cyborg Ninjas** were vat-grown living weapons of various shapes and sizes, who did not appear to possess any higher intelligence of sense of self. They were used as security by the outspokenly evil super-corporation Apollo Coffee in one universe. As such, when Jenny Everywhere and her friends Clea, Lex and Bradley tried to bully Jez Cock into countermanding the order to close down *Cuppa Cha Cha Cha*, they had to face a horde of Faceless Cyborg Ninjas, whom they successfully defeated in battle. (COMIC: *Damn Fine Hostile Takeover*)

Another incarnation of Jenny later regaled the residents of the Koala Bay Bares Naturist Resort with the tale of her fight with the Faceless Cyborg Ninjas. (COMIC: *Ghost Story*)