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小泉八雲

**台詞**

**畫冊**

**回想**

**開花**

**信件**

**戒指**

**生日**

## 小泉八雲 こいずみやくも

**人物屬性**  (初期值/最大值)

**精神**
穩定

**攻撃**
95 / 372

**防御**
115 / 442

**回避**
10 / 40

**技術**
42 / 162

**天才**
44 / 164

**美**
40 / 160

**主題**
40 / 160

**真實**
40 / 160

**介紹**

ワタシの眼帯が気になりマスか？実はワタシの左目には闇の力が……フフッ

異国からはるばる日本へやってきた異色の文豪で片言な日本語の中に時代錯誤な表現が混ざる
来日した時の名前はラフカディオ・ハーンだが、古くからの友人は彼を親しみを込めてヘルン先生と呼ぶ。常に穏やかな笑みを浮かべる紳士だが、実はとてもおちゃめで、得意の怪談話で皆の怖がる顔を見ることが大好き。

你很在意我這個眼罩嗎？其實我的左眼隱藏著黑暗的力量……呵呵！
遠從異國來到日本的奇異文豪，說著一口隻字片語的日語，其中還混雜著古老的用詞。
到日本時的名字是拉夫卡迪奧‧赫恩Lafcadio Hearn，但舊友都親切的稱呼他海倫Hearn老師。雖然是個隨時面帶微笑的紳士，但其實最喜歡講拿手的怪談故事嚇唬大家、看大家害怕的表情。

**補充**
編輯

* 於2017/6/14～7/19作為活動『事前登録プレゼント』（手遊版事前登錄突破20萬人獎勵），配布給期間通過新手教學的玩家。
* 於2017年7月26日開始能從有魂書轉生。

* 八雲使用的日語混雜著英文、擁有獨特的文法，被稱為「海倫語」。著作也以英文構成，其實並不擅長讀寫日文。
* 會迴避麻煩的社交，就連許多人聚在一起喝酒吵鬧的景象也都被他評為「真是地獄」。尤其是寫作時更不喜歡聽到聲響，不許任何人靠近，連開關抽屜櫃的聲音都不能有。
除了正在寫作以外，是個開朗且喜歡開玩笑的人，甚至有人說「」（小泉節子『思い出の記』）
* 原本就有重度近視，晚年時右眼本身視力也嚴重衰退。左眼戴著眼袋是為了遮住16歲時因傷失明的白濁眼球。
* 立繪上拿著的放大鏡是八雲的愛用品之一（紀念館有展出）。
Board of Fresh Starts

The Board of Fresh Starts is an Outer Rim pharmaceutical company, involved in the withholding of the Curemother Prime.

Due to their losses in the Galactic Civil War they used the Prime to create bracelets that could filter blood and undo the effects of radiation poisoning.

They seem to have branch offices all over the galaxy, including one in the Cerberus Province on Mars.
Croesus Kanagawa

Min Kanagawa (wife)

**Croesus Kanagawa** was the father of Cassandra and Cecil Kanagawa, the husband of Min Kanagawa, and the head of the Kanagawa Corporation. He moonlighted as a crime boss but was said to have gone soft in his later years.

## Early Life

It is unknown whether Kanagawa Productions existed before him, or if he was the first person in his family to go into show business.

At some point, he married his first wife, and they had twins Cassandra and Cecil. His wife later disappeared, and he married Min Kanagawa.

Years after this, he presumably hired Juno Steel to find his son Cecil after he was kidnapped by mobsters. It is unknown whether Cecil had revealed to his father he set up his own kidnapping before he went through with it.

It is implied Croesus got angry with Juno because Cecil lost his arm before Juno could save him, but they remained on speaking terms for some time despite this. Juno later inadvertently gave him the idea to go out into the desert, dig a really deep hole, and bury himself in it, the result of which was the excavation of the Death Mask of Grimpotheuthis.

Sometime after this, Croesus and Juno had a fight the full nature of which is unknown, and Croesus threatened to kill him if he ever set foot in his house again.

## Death

Shortly before his death, he promised his daughter Cassandra he would finally produce her documentary series about life all across the galaxy. His wife Min was unsatisfied with this and planted a schedule on Cassandra's set that made her believe he'd gone back on his word.

The night Cassandra went to confront her father happened to be the same night Peter Nureyev broke into the Kanagawa Mansion to steal the Death Mask of Grimpotheuthis for Miasma. He hid when Croesus came back into his office but did not manage to close the mask's case, which caused Croesus to panic. When Cassandra came into the room Croesus wouldn't pay any attention to what she was saying, only caring about how someone could have opened the case without him. This frustrated Cassandra so much that she pushed him, not noticing that the case was open behind him. The mask closed around his head and separated it into three pieces, killing him.

## Episode Appearances

* Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask (Part 2) (mentioned)
* Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask Update (Part 1) (mentioned)
* Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask Update (Part 2) (mentioned)
 Bonus/Other
* The Penumbra Podcast Live!: Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask
Agent Burgess

—Agent Burgess[src]

Agent Burgess was Sasha Wire's mentor at Dark Matters.

## Early Life

Agent Burgess lost one of his legs in his Mental-Emotional Fortitude Examination to become a Subdirector for Dark Matters. He went on to become a mentor to Sasha Wire as she rose through the Dark Matters ranks.

## History

Agent Burgess designed Sasha Wire's Mental-Emotional Fortitude Examination based on the anniversary of her sister's disappearance 25 years ago. He shut down Oldtown with a false report of a sandstorm in order to trap her with the other people involved in the disappearance, Juno Steel and Mick Mercury. Agent Burgess put them through the trials they put Annie through as teenagers, with an added element of violence and seeming presence of the supernatural.

Burgess is impressed with Sasha's ability to stay level-headed and effective even in this situation and congratulates her via hologram when her exam is finished. He informs Sasha she has been promoted and will be taking over his role as Subdirector. It is unclear whether Agent Burgess has retired or been promoted himself.

## Personality

Agent Burgess comes off as condescending and unempathetic in his brief appearance, as he finds much humor in the aftermath of the MEFE that he designed.

## Relationships

### Sasha Wire

Sasha had a lot of respect for Agent Burgess, and put a lot of faith in him. Burgess in turn is extremely impressed with Sasha and takes on a paternalistic pride towards her. At the end of her MEFE, when Sasha finds out it was Agent Burgess who put her through all of that, her faith and respect towards him seems to be diminished if not completely gone.

## Episode Appearances

* Juno Steel and the Day That Wouldn't Die (Part 2)
Judge Helicoid

*Proceed at your own risk if you have not yet listened to Season 2 and beyond of the Penumbra Podcast.*

## Details

### First Mentioned

Second Citadel - The Spiral Sage (Part 1)

### Relationships

Bailiffs (autonomous lumps of his own mucous.)

## Voice

### First Heard

Second Citadel - The Spiral Sage (Part 1)

**Judge Helicoid** is an enormous slug monster that lives in a giant, spiral shell at the edge of Fort Terminus. Helicoid monitors Fort Terminus and oversees the crimes of monsters throughout the land of the Second Citadel. He acts as a mediator and judge towards all monsters, and is frequently referred to as "your Circuitousness" or "your Horror".

Although initially believed to be the Spiral Sage, it is revealed that he has been imitating the actual Spiral Sage, a long-dead being of near-infinite power so that all monsters would listen to him to without question. He acts in an incredibly pompous and performative manner to distract people from his true nature. Although he claims that the universe has placed him at Fort Terminus, the Senate assigned him to guard the camp.

Despite the fact that he insists that he is a snail, Talfryn accused him of being a sea slug, as upon being sprayed with fresh water, his body began to swell.

## History

During the events of the Spiral Sage, Judge Helicoid oversaw the trial of Lord Arum and judged his crimes against monsterkind. Arum was found guilty of treason and sentenced to Fort Terminus, intending to have him throw him over the edge of the world.

## Abilities

Being a giant gastropod, Judge Helicoid has incredibly sticky mucus and can trap people with it by spitting it at them. Additionally, he has the ability to create smaller blobs of sentient mucus as "bailiffs" to do his bidding, though the intelligence of these bailiffs are quite limited.

## Episode Appearances

* Second Citadel - The Spiral Sage (Part 2)
* Second Citadel - The Hallowed Halls of Helicoid (Part 1)
* Second Citadel - The Hallowed Halls of Helicoid (Part 2)
The Galactic Civil War

**The Galactic Civil War** was massive interstellar conflict that lasted two hundred years and ended sometime less than twenty years before the podcast's events begin. Thus far, little is known about the nature of the War, why it began, or how and why it ended.

## Mentions

* "A squabble on some other planet turned into a galaxy-spanning barroom brawl, the beginning of the War that would be humanity’s self-destructive story for the next two centuries…" Said by Juno Steel
* "She was an engineer drafted into working on Solar military weaponry back at the start of the war. And back then that was bad news." Said by Juno Steel
* "Seekers of the Free Dome. Those of you who believe a better life can be made out there, away from the greed, the war, the disease." Said by Erin Marshall D'Arc
* "The Oldtown Munitions Factory, flickering in the distance, reanimated after nearly a century in the dark. If the stories were right, then at the start of the War it had spit out nightmares across the galaxy of the kind that a civilization never really wakes from." Said by Juno Steel
* "As you know, Brahma is now very nearly on the front lines of our War. People act like the world is ending." Said by Madame Rossignol
* "Twenty years ago...in the former Outer Rim, before the war drained it of everything it had..." Said by Buddy Aurinko
* "Back in the War I once sat in the same foxhole for three days before they could even get food in to me." Said by Alessandra Strong
* "Either of you have any kids?... Well, I do. A little lady, only five years old. Too young to remember the War. Too young to remember all the stuff humanity showed it could do to itself. And when I think about her growing up in a galaxy capable of all that…" Said by Yasmin Swift
* "We were in the Solar Military together years ago. I thought she was dead, but... the paperwork finally went through and a bunch of PoWs just got released from the former Outer Rim." Said by Alessandra Strong

## Known combatants

* Alessandra Strong
* Samson Cartwright
* Erin Marshall D'Arc

## Known Planets Involved

* Mars
* Brahma
* Akna
* The Outer Rim

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 1)
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Juno Steel and the Time Gone By (Part 2)
3. ↑ Juno Steel and the Day That Wouldn't Die (Part 2)
4. ↑ Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 1)
5. ↑ Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 2)
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 6.2 Juno Steel and the Prince of Mars (Part 2)
7. ↑ Juno Steel and the Dragon's Den (Part 1)
Juno Steel and the Birds-Eye View (Part 2)

**Juno Steel and the Birds-Eye View (Part 2)** is an episode of the Penumbra Podcast in the Juno Steel series. It is the second Juno Steel episode of season 5, and the overall sixth episode of the season.

## Cast

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Kate Jones as Rita
* Bob Mussett as Lawrence Hoffman
* Melody Perera as Lydia Hoffman
* Quinn McKenzie as Chip Hoffman
* Linda Garzia as Minty Kensington

## Trigger warnings

* Abusive relationship
* Alcohol
* Animal death
* Emotional abuse
Jason Mellin

Elliott Sicard (left) and Jason Mellin (right)

**Jason Mellin** is an actor on the Penumbra Podcast. He plays Julian DiMaggio (the Saffron Prince) in the Juno Steel series and Talfryn in Tales of the Second Citadel.

## Early Life

Mellin studied at University of Massachusetts Amherst.

## Career

Jason Mellin is a Cape Cod-based performer, director, stage manager, and poet. Jason works the Box Office Manager for Cotuit Center for the Arts, and is an Assistant Director for the Bourne High School Drama Club's entries into the Massachusetts Educational Theater Guild's Drama Festival Competition. He starred in *The Center of Gravity, or The Disinvention of the Airplane* as Orville Wright.

## Episode Appearances

 Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 1)
Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 3)
Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 4)
Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 5)
Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 6)

## References

1. ↑ https://www.facebook.com/thepenumbrapod/photos/speaking-of-multi-talented-have-you-heard-that-jason-mellin-is-one-of-our-storie/1579406352349479/
2. ↑ http://www.capecodtimes.com/article/20140327/ENTERTAIN/403280302&emailAFriend=1
Canon: The Full Penumbra Tour, Presented by the Concierge

**The Full Penumbra Tour, Presented By The Concierge** is the last bonus episode of season one of The Penumbra Podcast. This bonus episode is unique in that it is considered canon to the events of the podcast. It was released March 21, 2017.

## Overview

Enough Travelers asked for a full tour of the Penumbra Hotel that not even the Concierge can say no. We hope you’re ready for a long haul: it’s a very big hotel, and strange things lurk inside it.

But be careful what you wish for, Traveler. Some stones, once turned, can never be returned... and some changes can’t be undone.

## Episode Summary

The episode begins with The Concierge explaining that Juno Steel is in the middle of “his most dangerous case yet, strapped to the death machine of a Venusian mobster with all of Hyperion city’s orphans on the line” when he is interrupted by a phone call. The caller asks for a tour of the Penumbra hotel, and the Concierge obliges, stating that every room will be visited with no stone unturned.

Passing over Louise Sterling in Room 1 (because she has already been visited recently), the tour moves on to Room 2, noting that it’s old enough to predate plant life by several millennia. The guest in Room 2 has no name because “names didn’t come around until there were plants to think of them,” but The Concierge fondly refers to them as “Breakfast.”

Room 3 contains Samantha Smalls, who barely has time to say hello before the tour moves on. Ms. Smalls has checked in to the Penumbra 87 times, all of them while doing her laundry. Rooms 4 through 7 also contain Samantha Smalls. the Concierge comments that fortunately most of her rooms are in a different wing.

In Room 8, Vanessa the Bold slays bat-things from the Great Beyond.

Room 9 contains Samantha Smalls again.

Room 10 is opened with some caution, after a warning that there will be no going back. It contains PSRJO826, a star on the brink of collapse.

The Concierge offers an umbrella because ”you may well need it“ and bids farewell.

## Cast and Crew

* Kevin Vibert as The Concierge (uncredited)
* Sophie Kaner as Samantha Smalls (uncredited)

## Trivia

* Breakfast at the Penumbra Hotel is offered in the lobby between the hours of 8 and 10, which is “whenever we say they are.”
* Many travelers who arrive cannot remember how or why they got there.

 One-Shots
 Bonus Episodes
Le Verrier

**Le Verrier** is a resort city floating in the hurricanes of Neptune.

It is renowned as one of the most beautiful cities in the Solar planets. According to Jet many spiritual leaders have written their founding texts there, inspired by the trillion-colored whirlwind that surrounds the city’s floating Dome.

## Locations

* Dark Matters' safe house for M'Tendere
* A Market
* A Park
* M'Tendere's secret cave
Second Citadel - The Head of the Janus Beast (Part 1)

**Second Citadel - The Head of the Janus Beast (Part 1)** is the ninth episode of the first season of The Penumbra Podcast and the first episode of the Tales of the Second Citadel series. It was released July 5, 2016.

## Overview

Sir Marc and Sir Talfryn of Second Citadel aren’t technically knights. They do all the knightly things, sure – killing monsters, saving the innocent, bickering about breakfast meats – the only problem is that the other knights don’t agree that they’re… y’know, knights.

So what are a pair of free lancers to do? Get some respect, of course! Take down a monster so big that the Knights of the Crown have to let them join! The Janus Beast is gruesome, but Marc and Talfryn have dealt with monsters before. It’s the threats they aren’t prepared for that might tear these brothers apart for good.

### Trigger Warnings

* Death and violence
* Armed fighting
* Gore
* Deception and gaslighting
* Sudden loud noises
* Sexism and ableism

## Cast and Crew

Starring

* Stefano Perti as Sir Marc
* Jason Mellin as Sir Talfryn
* Leslie Drescher as Sir Caroline
* Kate Jones and Noah Simes as The Janus Beast

## Trivia

* This episode arc was intended to be a one-shot, like previous episodes in Season 1 such as Shaken or The Coyote of the Painted Plains. When planning Season 2 of The Penumbra Podcast, writer Kevin Vibert and director Sophie Kaner decided to expand upon the world of the Second Citadel and continue the series as a main storyline of Season 2.*[citation needed]*

## References

 One-Shots
 Bonus Episodes

 Bonus Episodes
Second Citadel - The End Begins (Part 2)

**Second Citadel - The End Begins (Part 2)** is an episode of The Penumbra Podcast in the Tales of the Second Citadel series. It is the second Second Citadel episode of season 5.

## Trigger warnings

* Violence and threats of violence
* Warfare and mass destruction
* Xenophobia/racism
* Sudden loud noises
* Deception
* Choking/strangulation
* Death
Bob Mussett

Bob Musset is an actor on the Penumbra Podcast, voicing the character of Lorenzo Vega in the Juno Steel series.

## Episode Appearances

 Juno Steel and the Long Way Home (Part 1)Juno Steel and the Long Way Home (Part 2) | Lorenzo Vega

## Trivia

* Bob Musset manned the merch booth at The Penumbra Podcast Live!: Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask.
Juno Steel and the Train from Nowhere (Part 1)

—Juno Steel

**Juno Steel and the Train from Nowhere (Part 1)** is the fourteenth episode of the first season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released September 20, 2016.

## Overview

He arrived in the night: Peter Nureyev, the burglar who got away, the thief Juno Steel couldn’t catch.

Until he returned, things had been so simple: solving crimes, chasing a killer with her eye on Ancient Martian artifacts, and not letting personal business get in the way.

With Nureyev, though, things always seem to get personal very quickly. But Juno has no choice. Nureyev’s the only one with a lead on the killer Juno’s after. He knows exactly what she plans to take next, and according to him, it’s something very big and very dangerous.

According to Nureyev, anyway. But the question remains: can Juno trust Peter Nureyev?

### Trigger Warnings

* Violence
* Gunfire
* Deception and gaslighting
* Sudden loud noises
* Alcohol
* Threats

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Noah Simes as Peter Nureyev
* Emery Westlake as Brock Engstrom
* Kristie Norris as Valencia
* Kate Jones as Rita

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Lead writer, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Director, Sound designer
* Grahame Turner, Lead editor
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

## Trivia

* According to the first season Q&A, this is the first episode in which Kevin Vibert and Sophie Kaner tried to portray Peter Nureyev's real self, as up until this point he had only truly shown the Rex Glass persona.

## References

 One-Shots
 Bonus Episodes

 Other Episodes
 Live Shows
Stewart Evan Smith

### Character(s)

Porcus, Pierre, Jack of Shadows and Lam (Second Citadel), Palomine Aurinko and the Executives (Juno Steel)

### First Appearance

Second Citadel - The Spiral Sage (Part 1)

**Stewart Evan Smith** is an actor on The Penumbra Podcast. He voices Porcus, Pierre, Jack of Shadows and Lam in Tales of the Second Citadel, as well as Palomine Aurinko and the Executives in the Juno Steel series. He also took over the role of Marshall Erin D'Arc in the Promised Land live show.

## Career

Stewart Evan Smith is a Boston-based actor who has appeared in many productions, including *Les Liaisons Dangereuses* with Central Square Theater, and *Shit-Faced Shakespeare.*Other favorite credits include *A Raisin In The Sun*, *Intimate Apparel*, *43 Plays For 43 Presidents*, *Servant of Two Masters*, and *Julius Caesar.*

## Episode Appearances

Second Citadel - The Spiral Sage (Part 2)
 Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 4)
Second Citadel - The Battle at World's End (Part 5)

Second Citadel - The Silvered Secrets (Part 2)

## References

1. ↑ https://www.centralsquaretheater.org/people/stewart-evan-smith/
2. ↑ https://www.bostontheatrescene.com/Artists/Stewart-Evan-Smith/
Dan Squizzero

### Character(s)

Shu Fong (Juno Steel); Mr. Gibson, Dr. Collins (Shaken); Sheriff Beau Richmond (Coyote of the Painted Plains); Additional voices

### First Appearance

Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask (Part 2)

### Latest Appearance

The Coyote of the Painted Plains

**Dan Squizzero** is an actor on the Penumbra Podcast. He has provided the voices of several minor characters, including Sheriff Beau Richmond in The Coyote of the Painted Plains.
Second Citadel - The Hallowed Halls of Helicoid (Part 1)

—Quanyii

**Second Citadel - The Hallowed Halls of Helicoid (Part 1)** is the thirty-second episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released November 20th, 2018.

## Overview

Two paths wind beneath Judge Helicoid's monstrous courtroom: two paths containing different players in this game, different tricks and traps and treacheries.

All they share is this: A destination. Fort Terminus, the prison at the end of the world.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Claustrophobia
* Violence and threats of violence
* Hostage situations/kidnapping
* Death and injury
* Death of (monster) animals
* Implied killing of people and animals
* Deception and gaslighting
* Language and references that may be construed as sexual in nature

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

* Melissa Ennulat as Rilla
* Leslie Drescher as Sir Caroline
* Melissa DeJesus as Quanyii
* Jason Mellin as Talfryn
* M Sutherland as Sir Angelo
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Damien
* Glen Moore as Judge Helicoid
* Stewart Evan Smith as Porcus
* Michael Underhill as Trotter
* Kate Jones as the Bailiff

### Crew

* Kat Buckingham, Head of Merchandise and Outreach
* Alice Chuang, Head of Design
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Head of Episode Development, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Head of Operations, Lead writer
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

 Bonus Episodes

 Bonus Episodes
Milo Mars

Self-portrait from twitter

**Milo,** is an artist for The Penumbra Podcast. His role as the poster artist for Tales of the Second Citadel was announced via Twitter on 12 November 2019. The first episode to feature a Milo Mars poster was Second Citadel - The Fool in the Garden of Death (Part 1).

## Early Life

The official Penumbra Twitter provided the following bio for Mars: "[He] is an illustrator + cartoonist based in MA. He is also a cat father of two, bakes a lot of bread, and is a plant enthusiast. His work primarily focuses on queer identities & relationships while creating narratives juxtaposed by sincere, raw, or even chaotic emotions."

## References

1. ↑ The Penumbra Podcast Twitter: The Fool in the Garden of Death poster reveal, 12 November 2019
2. ↑ The Penumbra Podcast Tweet, 12 November 2019
Second Citadel - The Hallowed Halls of Helicoid (Part 2)

—Sir Damien

**Second Citadel - The Hallowed Halls of Helicoid (Part 2)**is the thirty-third episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released December 4th, 2018.

## Overview

The creatures which thrive at the end of the world are enough to make even the bravest knight's skin crawl. Massive slugs of sentient slime and nightmare-guards to a fortress beneath a sea where nothing survives walk the halls that lead to Fort Terminus, and passing them will be no small feat.

Yet our heroes trudge on. On separate paths they draw closer and closer to the heart of this palace of horrors now, and if one thing scares them most, it's this: whatever lies within that terrible place terrifies the beasts outside it, too.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Claustrophobia
* Violence and threats of violence
* Hostage situations/kidnapping
* Death and injury
* Death of (monster) animals
* Implied killing of people and animals
* Deception and gaslighting
* Language and references that may be construed as sexual in nature

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

* Jason Mellin as Talfryn
* M Sutherland as Sir Angelo
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Damien
* Glen Moore as Judge Helicoid
* Melissa Ennulat as Rilla
* Leslie Drescher as Sir Caroline
* Melissa DeJesus as Quanyii
* Kate Jones as the Bailiff
* Noah Simes as Lord Arum

### Crew

* Kat Buckingham, Head of Merchandise and Outreach
* Alice Chuang, Head of Design
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Head of Episode Development, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Head of Operations, Lead writer
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music

 Bonus Episodes

 Bonus Episodes
Juno Steel and the Mega-Ultrabots of Cyberjustice (Part 1)

Episode poster by Sharon Oh

**Juno Steel and the Mega-Ultrabots of Cyberjustice (Part 1)** is an episode of the Juno Steel series. It is the 7th Juno Steel episode of season 3, and 13th overall. It was released May 26, 2020.

## Overview

WANTED: Six members of the newly-established Aurinko Crime Family. Though we are unclear on their capabilities, suspects should be treated as if they are ARMED and DANGEROUS.

Current location unknown. Those with information leading to the capture of the suspects should immediately contact [REDACTED]

## Episode Summary

After being run aground on a "desert-island-planet" with her crew, Rita comes up with a plan to help her crew and family. She uses the parts of the bot that cause their crash to build the *Model RITAS!,* three robots with distinct powers that need humans to pilot them. She plans to use them to steal the book from *Morpheus Maximum-Security Data,* a "high security server farm in the Outer Rim, like a prison for bad programs that need studyin’."

When she asks Peter Ransom, who is still struggling with his broken leg, to help her, Juno appears and is eager to join them, despite Rita's initial reluctance to let Mista Steel anywhere near her tech.

They use headsets to connect with their robots, which Rita sent to Morpheus Maximum-Security Data the night before, only to find out that Dark Matters agents are already there and taking over the facility.

### Trigger Warnings

* Violence and threats of violence
* Claustrophobic spaces
* Sudden loud noises
* Explosions
* Pursuit/being chased

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Kate Jones as Rita
* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Noah Simes as Peter Ransom
* Chloé Cunha as Vespa Ilkay
* Alexander Stravinski as Jet Sikuliaq
* Sarah Gazdowicz as Buddy Aurinko
* Marge Dunn as Agent G

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Head of Operations, Lead writer
* Sophie Takagi Kaner, Co-creator, Head of Episode Development, Director, Sound designer
* Kat Buckingham, Head of Merchandise and Outreach
* Alice Chuang, Head of Design
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music
* Promotional art by Sharon Oh

## Quotes

>
>
> | RITA:: | Um... maybe?
> | NUREYEV:: | Maybe! Where’s your confidence gone, Rita? What you
> described to me sounds like an excellent plan for a heist —
> all opportunity and no danger to ourselves. We’d be fools
>
>
>

## Trivia

* Production and release of this episode were delayed about two weeks due to the Covid-19 pandemic.
* This episode was narrated by the character Rita. It was the fourth episode of season three to be told from the perspective of someone other than Juno Steel, after Juno Steel and the Man in Glass (Part 1) and (Part 2), Juno Steel and the Tools of Rust (Part 1) and (Part 2), and Juno Steel and the Shadows on the Ship (Part 1) and (Part 2).
Juno Steel and the April Fool

**Juno Steel and the April Fool** is a bonus episode of the Penumbra Podcast in the Juno Steel series. It is the second Juno Steel bonus episode of season 4, and the third overall.

## Overview

Another classic Juno Steel adventure…or is it?

### Trigger Warnings

* War and battlefield
* Military
* Guns
* Sudden loud noises
* Violence and threats of violence
* Deception
* Unreality/hallucination

## Cast

Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel

Kate Jones as Rita

Kat Buckingham as Alessandra Strong

Stefano Perti as Mick Mercury

Chelsea Ruscio as Puck Falco
Pilot Pereyra

**Pilot Pereyra** was the Mayor of Hyperion City for several years. They were widely known to be corrupt and did not seem particularly fazed by being viewed as such.

## Early Life

Ever since they were younger, they dreamed of seeing the Free Dome. They've held onto that dream for almost 40 years.

## History

As mayor, Pereyra was notoriously corrupt, but still managed to erect several services for the city. For example, they set up the Pereyra School for Future Pilots, and Sparkhouse Stadium. They are also noted to be associated with the corruption in the Hyperion Police Force.

Mx. Pereyra's life goal was to find the Free Dome, a legendary Martian dome that was supposedly a safer, fairer city than Hyperion. With some light encouragement from The Piranha (acting on Ramses O'Flaherty's behalf), they blew off the final stretch of the mayoral election in pursuit of the Dome. After ignoring repeated warnings from of the descendants of the creator of the Dome, and putting Juno, Alessandra, and themself through numerous trials, they reached the site of the city only to find that it was gone, either weathered away by the sandstorms or just nonexistant to begin with. They were shot by The Piranha in the sand wastes and left for dead.

## Personality

Though they were the previous Mayor of Hyperion City, they read more like a crime boss than a politician. Their platform has always played on the fear of people who live in a city beset by crime: they offer a strongarm response that everyone knows is corrupt, but has largely been successful based on the reasoning, “Well, at least the one on our side plays just as dirty as the bad guys.”

## Abilities

Charismatic, leadership like qualities. Cunning, meticulous.

## Episode Appearances

* Juno Steel and the Stolen City (Part 1)
* Juno Steel and the Stolen City (Part 2)
* Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 1)
* Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 2)
* Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 3)

Bonus/Other
* The Penumbra Podcast Live!: Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask

## Trivia

* For The Penumbra Podcast Live!: Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask, Simon Moody, the voice actor for Pilot Pereyra, wore high heels to replicate Mayor Pereyra.
* "Pilot Pereyra" was originally the name of a minor character who was scrapped and combined with the villain.

## References

1. ↑ Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 2)
2. ↑ Sophie Kaner Tweet 12 November 2019
Dampierre

**Dampierre** is Sir Marc's horse and stalwart companion. Sir Marc can communicate with Dampierre by interpreting his body language and frequently has full conversations with him. Dampierre has demonstrated himself to be quite intelligent, such as taking Marc's keys and running so that Sir Damien could not catch him, or investigating Sir Talfryn's disappearance at the hands of The Janus Beast.

## History

Has been Sir Marc's horse since the beginning of the series.

## Relationships

### Talfryn

Horse (He respects Tal's opinion more that Marc's)

## References

1. ↑ How to Produce an Audio Drama (Writing Fiction Across the Void #12)
Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 3)

—Juno Steel

**Juno Steel and the Promised Land (Part 3)** is the sixteenth episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast, and its mid-season finale. It was released November 14, 2017.

## Overview

If you had asked Erin Marshall D’Arc, the Free Dome was supposed to be for everyone. Anyone who wanted a home away from the War, she said, could have it.

If you had asked Marshall Erin D’Arc, the Free Dome was only for the best of the best. Only those who could create paradise, he said, could have it.

If you ask Mayor Pilot Pereyra, the Free Dome belongs to the highest bidder. Whoever finds it, they say, owns it – and they can do with it as they please.

And if you ask Juno Steel, Private Eye, drained of blood and confidence? You can keep your lousy Dome. Because something about this place doesn’t sit right with Detective Steel… and he’s rapidly running out of time to figure out what it is before Pilot decides they’re done with him.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Child abuse
* Deception and gaslighting
* Gunfire and explosions
* References to alcohol use
* Violence and threats of violence
* Military threats and discussions of military violence
* Death
* Claustrophobic spaces
* Blood and gore

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Kat Buckingham as Alessandra Strong
* Simon Moody as Pilot Pereyra
* Sophie Kaner as the Piranha and the THEIA Spectrum (latter role uncredited)
* Kiki Samko as Sarah Steel
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Ramses O'Flaherty
* Lauren Shippen as Erin Marshall D'Arc
* Zach Valenti as Marshall Erin D'Arc
* Rich Wentworth as The Last of the D'Arcs

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Lead writer, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Alice Chuang, Designer and financial manager
* Grahame Turner, Script editor
* Kat Buckingham, Publicity director
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music
* Promotional art by Mikaela Buckley

## References

 Bonus Episodes

 Other Episodes
 Live Shows
Second Citadel - The Priestess' Fortune (Part 1)

Poster by Milo Mars.

**The Priestess' Fortune (Part 1)** is an episode of Tales of the Second Citadel. It is the 9th Second Citadel episode of season 3, and the 19th overall. It was released October 27th, 2020.

## Overview

On the eve of the Kite's assault: a story of two awakenings.

### Trigger warnings

* Gaslighting
* Blood
* Injury
* Discussions of death
* Xenophobia
* Sudden loud noises
* Violence
* Violence towards children

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

* Leslie Drescher as Sir Caroline
* Marge Dunn as Olala
* Melissa DeJesus as Quanyii
* Allison Choat as The Abbess
* Jason Mellin as Sir Talfryn
* Sarah Gazdowicz as Sister Bolei
* Anjimile as Ale
* Alexander Stravinski as Sir Absolon
* Simon Moody as The Kite
* M. Sutherland as Sir Angelo *(flashback, uncredited)*
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Sir Damien *(flashback, uncredited)*
* Noah Simes as Lord Arum *(flashback, uncredited)*
* Stefano Perti as Sir Marc *(flashback, uncredited)*
Juno Steel and the Stolen City (Part 1)

—Juno Steel

**Juno Steel and the Stolen City (Part 1)** is the eleventh episode of the second season of The Penumbra Podcast. It was released August 29, 2017.

## Overview

“Look for a woman with one ear outside the First Museum of Colonized History in Hyperion City.”

That’s what the notice said to Yasmin Swift, both culprit and victim of Juno Steel’s last case. And ever since, Juno has been looking for that woman: for a month straight, while the clock ticks down, while the election creeps ever closer. He needs to find her, and quickly, if he hopes to keep Ramses O’Flaherty kicking, if he hopes to give this city a shot at anything better.

Today Juno’s going to find that one-eared gangster, and he’s going to learn something very important about leads along the way: sometimes it’s worth leaving a piranha on the line if it means you might catch a whale.

### Trigger Warnings

* Sudden loud noises
* Depictions and descriptions of violence, murder, death
* Depictions of being trapped
* Kidnapping
* Manipulation
* Threats
* Depictions of being watched without foreknowledge or permission

## Cast and Crew

### Cast

Starring

* Joshua Ilon as Juno Steel
* Avi Meehan as Lieutenant Loo
* Elliott Sicard as Captain Omar Khan
* Simon Moody as Pilot Pereyra
* Sophie Kaner as the Piranha and THEIA Spectrum (latter role uncredited)
* Matthew Zahnzinger as Ramses O'Flaherty
* Kate Jones as Noor Khan and Fish Lips (latter role uncredited)

### Crew

* Kevin Vibert, Co-creator, Lead writer, Recording engineer
* Sophie Kaner, Co-creator, Director, Sound designer
* Noah Simes, Production manager
* Alice Chuang, Designer and financial manager
* Grahame Turner, Script editor
* Ryan Vibert, Composer and performer of original music
* Promotional art by Mikaela Buckley

## References

 Bonus Episodes

 Other Episodes
 Live Shows
Season 4

**Season 4** of The Penumbra Podcast continues the storylines of the Juno Steel series and Tales of the Second Citadel. It premiered with a Juno story on September 28, 2021.

## Overview

Depending on who you ask, the Penumbra is either the grandest hotel this side of Nowhere or a twice-monthly podcast series. Each episode takes the form of a 30-50 minute radio play.

The Penumbra is all about stories you recognize told in ways you won’t expect. Your femme fatale might be an homme fatale; you might find that not every haunting needs a ghost. Your criminal underworld might advertise on billboards ten miles tall, and when push comes to shove your home might have a bit more heart than you’re comfortable with. It’s never just a heist, a Western, an adventure. It’s the parts we think are still fresh about those genres — along with what we keep locked behind our doors.

And what’s behind those doors, you ask? Well… see for yourself.

## Bonus Episodes

 Juno Steel and the April Fool | Juno Steel
Matthew Zahnzinger

### Character(s)

Sir Damien, St. Damien (Second Citadel); Ramses O'Flaherty, Turbo, Jack Takano (Juno Steel)

### First Appearance

Juno Steel and the Kitty-Cat Caper (Part 1)

### Website

https://twitter.com/MatthewOfBoston

**Matthew Zahnzinger** is an actor for The Penumbra Podcast. He voices Ramses O'Flaherty/Jack Takano and Turbo in the Juno Steel series and Sir Damien in Tales of the Second Citadel.

## Early Life

Originally hailing from Brockton, Massachusetts, Zahnzinger studied at the Gaiety School of Acting in Dublin, Ireland, and has a B.A. in Theatre and English from Northeastern University.

## Career

In addition to performing on The Penumbra Podcast, Zahnzinger's recent credits include Salieri in Moonbox Productions’ *Amadeus*, as well as *Mrs. Packard* (Bridge Rep), *Company* (Lyric Stage), and *Crazy for You* (Reagle Music Theatre). He also plays Mikail Reza in sci-fi podcast *Second Star to the Left*.

Zahnzinger has also worked with the Longwood Players, the Peterborough Players (NH), and the Lost Nation Theatre (VT), and is also a contributing voice over artist with Colonial Radio Theatre.

## Episode Appearances

Second Citadel - The Lovers of the Fallen Tower (Part 2)
Mars

**Mars** is the fourth planet from the sun in the Solar System, and primarily a desert. It was the first planet humanity colonized.

Home to Juno Steel and the primary setting of the Juno Steel series.

## History

Mars was inhabited by a race of telepathic, tentacled beings that resembled "large germs". These Ancient Martians reproduced asexually by splitting in two, implying they were all genetically identical. They built compounds deep underground, decorating the walls with glowing hieroglyphics, and leaving items within such as the Throne of Architeuthis, the Death Mask of Grimpoteuthis, and the Egg of Puris. They also developed drugs to enhance the telepathic abilities of those who needed it. Eventually the Martians used the Egg to wipe out their entire species, leaving behind only their artifacts and the barest traces of their DNA.

Eventually humanity established their first colony on Mars; Hyperion, the city of first light. They built more cities in places that were suitable for their protective domes, and a lighthouse in the Cerberus Province to keep ships from landing in its many volcanoes.

During the Galactic Civil War, Mars opened munitions factories in Oldtown. At its start, Erin Marshall D'arc lost faith in humanity and attempted to start her own utopia out in the desert.

## Inhabitants

* Ancient Martians (extinct)
* Undercrows (extinct) - predators with microscopic spawn
* Death Millipedes (extinct)
* Peepers - a protected species native to the northern deserts. Large, subterranean predators with sensory organs that resemble small rodents.
* Rabbits - evolved, mutated sewer dwellers. They are intelligent and can communicate, even though they cannot speak and no one taught them to read.
* Humans

## Known locations

* Hyperion City
	+ Oldtown
* Olympus Mons
	+ The Oasis Resort
* The Martian Tomb
* Valles Marineris
* Cerberus Province
	+ The Lighthouse
* Hanataba's clinic
Death Mask of Grimpotheuthis

**The Death Mask of Grimpotheuthis** or 'Grimm's Mask' is an ancient Martian artifact that was excavated from a Martian tomb by Croesus Kanagawa during the filming of one of his stream shows. It was presumed to have been used for rituals of some sort and allowed the ancient Martians to split their faces apart. According to Sasha Wire, Grimpotheuthis has earned eternal rest, and upon disturbance, it would kill whoever threatened the mask's peace.

Croesus was later killed by the artifact after his daughter, Cassandra Kanagawa, accidentally pushed him into the mask and it tried to split his face in three. The mask succeeded.

## Trivia

* "Grimpotheuthis" seems to be a misspelling of the word "Grimpoteuthis", which is the scientific name for the Dumbo Octopus.

## References

1. ↑ Juno Steel and the Case of the Murderous Mask (Part 1)
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grimpoteuthis
Mary Anne

Mary Anne is the main character of The Coyote of the Painted Plains.

## Early Life

Mary Anne taught at Springfield Primary for five years. She then accepted a marriage proposal from Beau Richmond and got on a train to move with him to Crossroads so he could pursue a career as a sheriff.

## History

On the train ride to Crossroads, Mary Anne inquires if there are any openings for a teacher in Crossroads. She is told there are not, but another person on the train asks her if she is any good at teaching. Mary Anne balks at the intrusion into the conversation, and the other person assumes she is no good.

Later the person reveals themself to be a bandit and takes a hostage to stick up the train. Mary Anne thinks that the bandit is going to shoot a child who runs up to them, and so she runs up to the bandit and pushes herself between the bandit and the child. The bandit decides to take Mary Anne hostage instead, and hands over the other hostage.

Mary Anne is resistant all the way back to the bandit's place. The bandit unties her because there are coyotes out and Mary Anne has no choice but to come inside willingly. When she gets to her new room, a young boy enters asking for Chance. Mary Anne first thinks the bandit has kidnapped the child, but it becomes clear the child is an orphan the bandit picked up off the street. He says his name is Billy and asks if he can sleep in Mary Anne's bed because one of the other children scared him with a ghost story. Mary Anne acquiesces.

Mary Anne and Chance have breakfast. Chance offers their horse Moonshine for Mary Anne to ride home on, but tells Mary Anne they promised the children she would tell them a story first. Mary Anne tells the children 'The Bandit Who Learned to Rue the Day.' She then ends up staying the whole day with the children.

The next morning, Mary Anne's fiancee Beau and Chance's old partner in crime Joe Nix arrive. Chance and Joe have a brief shoot out, and then Joe kidnaps Billy and tells Chance to meet him on a cliff. Chance leaves before Mary Anne can stop them. Mary Anne takes a frying pan, leaves a child named Tobias in charge, and leaves on Beau's horse.

By the time Mary Anne gets to the cliff, Joe Nix is dead and Billy is safe. Beau, who has followed Mary Anne here, shoots Chance in the leg, and Mary Anne slams him over the head with her frying pan. She announces she no longer has any intention of marrying Beau, and kisses Chance on the mouth. The couple and Billy ride off on Moonshine.

At least a year later, it is Christmas Eve and Chance and Mary Anne are out to steal a Christmas dinner for the children. Mary Anne keeps watch while Chance robs the house, but Mary Anne is distracted by an infant child who has been left alone in the snow. She picks him up and puts him in her coat.
Chance Sequoyah

**Chance Sequoyah** is a bandit who operates in the Painted Plains area, likely including the town of Crossroads. She is biracial, lesbian, and genderqueer, and is married to Mary Anne Watkins Sequoyah, with whom she is raising a number of orphaned and runaway children. She has a confident and irreverent manner, and seems charmed by Mary Anne's critical and assertive personality. She's also Real Hot.

## Trivia

* Chance only appears in two episodes, The Coyote of the Painted Plains and Bonus: Merry Christmas, Mary Anne!

## References

1. ↑ Season 1 Q&A: Fan Questions Answered
2. ↑ It's fan consensus, baby!
Guardian Angel System

**The Guardian Angel System** (abbreviated as GAS) is an automated weapons system built into the floating city of New Kinshasa on Brahma. It was used to 'incapacitate' any perceived criminals, revolutionaries, or "undesirables" in the eyes of New Kinshasa's law. Peter Nureyev and Mag, disguised as dignitaries, tried to infiltrate the GAS, and Peter ultimately shut it down, labeling himself as a revolutionary and terrorist.

## History

As the Galactic War got closer and closer to Brahma, unrest among the people living on the surface grew. This lead to an increase in everything from petty theft to violent revolt. In response, New Kinshasa developed the Guardian Angel System. It fires lasers that can stun and kill, at a rate of up to a hundred bolts a second. The system was built directly into the infrastructure of New Kinshasa, using the same reactor as the systems that keep the city in the sky. the government of the Outer Rim did not support the GAS, but neither did they stop its implementation.

New Kinshasa's constables determined targets for the lasers, based on reports and surveillance camera footage. They targeted every rule breaker, from jaywalkers to rioters, but ultimately the targets were up to them. Madam Rossignol, an high ranking official in the government, viewed the GAS as a means of shaping the world below and its people into whatever she desired.

Mag obtained copies of the blueprints to the GAS at some point, and years later he and Peter devised a plan to infiltrate New Kinshasa and disable the system. The reactor core was located within the floating city itself, and heavily guarded. Peter and Mag were able to reach it and removed the core from the engine. Without it, the city had about ten minutes of auxiliary power left, at which point it would start falling. Mag knew this would be the consequence of disabling the GAS and deemed it necessary. Peter was horrified at the loss of life it would cause, and how Mag had lied to him about it. Peter killed Mag, and managed to replace the reactor, but constables caught him before he could escape. He threatened to infiltrate the city again and drop the city for real if they did not stop the GAS permanently.

## Reference

1. ↑ Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 1)
2. ↑ Peter Nureyev and the Angel of Brahma (Part 2)
PMM

## PM Makarov

數據
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## 實槍外觀

此槍在「虹彩六號：圍攻行動」中以PM 馬卡洛夫之形象出現 。為俄國特種部隊(Spetsnaz)使用。

簡介
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**馬卡洛夫手槍**（俄語：Пистолет Макарова，拉丁轉寫：***P**istolet **M**akarova*，分別簡稱為ПМ和PM）是一種俄羅斯製的半自動手槍，由尼古拉·馬卡洛夫研製。

在1948年，蘇聯軍事專家尼古拉·馬卡洛夫發現手槍在戰場的使用比率極低，並發現它們的主要用途是給軍官或高階將領自衛之用，其中托卡列夫手槍的火力又過於強大，且其體積過大而顯得不方便，加上單動式扳機已經過時，於是便根據蘇聯軍方的要求研製一款新的半自動手槍以取代已經落後的納甘M1895左輪手槍及托卡列夫手槍。為此，尼古拉·馬卡洛夫以德國二戰時期的瓦爾特PP手槍作為基礎，並把槍身擴大以對應9×18毫米馬卡洛夫槍彈，其成果就是馬卡洛夫手槍。
為了簡化生產和節省成本，馬卡洛夫手槍以簡單的直接反衝作用運作，而其發射的9×18毫米馬卡洛夫手槍彈亦是唯一能夠配合這種運作原理的最大威力和最安全的彈藥。雖然此槍的公稱口徑為9毫米，但其彈頭實際直徑卻是9.22毫米，比起9毫米魯格彈的彈殼更寛和更短。故此一旦戰爭爆發，北約和華約雙方的軍隊並不能互相交換手槍彈藥使用。[3]

在1951年，馬卡洛夫手槍成為了蘇聯軍隊及多個華約國家的制式裝備，主要原因是此槍結構簡單，運動部件少，便於生產及具備合理的停止作用，合乎經濟成本效益。
此槍一直在蘇聯軍方和警察部隊中服役直到1991年蘇聯解體，而至今俄羅斯及多個前蘇聯國家仍然廣泛使用這種手槍，但會被完全取代亦只是時間問題。

-〈本節刪改自維基百科條目〉

### PMM

在「虹彩六號：圍攻行動」中以PMM之形象出現。PMM為改良後的馬卡洛夫，加厚了握把以及滑套，服役於現今俄國特戰單位

## 遊戲中使用

* Fuze
* Glaz
* Kapkan
* Tachanka
* 新進人員 (Spetsnaz)