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Andnar

**Andnar** é um Reino situado na Região da Cália, pertencente a mitologia da novela Deus Salve o Rei.

## Família Real

* Sua Majestade Helena de Alpergado e Duangór, Rainha-Mãe de Andnar
	+ Sua Majestade Garcia II de Duangór, Rei de Andnar
		- Sua Majestade Lúcia de Febland e Duangór, Rainha Consorte de Andnar
			* Sua Alteza Real Bartolomeu de Duangór, Príncipe Herdeiro de Andnar
				+ Sua Alteza Real Sancha de Duangór, Princesa Herdeira Consorte de Andnar
			* Sua Majestade Bernardo II de Duangor, Príncipe de Andnar e Rei Consorte da Lastrilha
				+ Sua Majestade Selena I de Cáseres, Rainha da Lastrilha
			* Sua Alteza Real Margarida de Duangór, Princesa de Andnar
			* Sua Majestade Belísia de Duangór e Scanlan, Princesa de Andnar e Rainha Consorte de Chaelle do Sul
				+ Sua Majestade João III de Scanlan, Rei de Chaelle do Sul
	+ Sua Alteza Real Rodolfo de Duangór, Príncipe Herdeiro Consorte de Montemor (Casou-se com a Princesa Isabel de Monferrato, a filha da Rainha Crisélia)
	+ Sua Alteza Real Frederico de Duangor, Príncipe de Andnar
		- Sua Alteza Real Joana de Lurton e Duangor, Princesa Consorte de Andnar
			* Sua Alteza Real Tomás de Duangór, Príncipe de Andnar
			* Sua Alteza Real Clemência de Duangór, Viscondessa de Angaria Vicenza e Princesa Consorte de Andnar
			* Sua Alteza Real Amadeu de Duangór, Príncipe de Andnar
			* Sua Alteza Real Isabel de Duangór, Princesa de Andnar e Duquesa de Chaelle do Sul
	+ Sua Alteza Real Leonor de Duangór, Princesa de Andnar
	+ Sua Alteza Real Tereza de Duangór, Princesa de Andnar
	+ Sua Alteza Real Maria Branca de Duangór, Princesa de Andnar

## Governantes Conhecidos

● Raimundo I de Duangór, Rei de Andnar (Consorte: Eribela de Aquino e Duangór, Condessa de Andnar)

● Frederico III de Duangór, Rei de Andnar (Consorte: Maria de Scanlan e Duangór, Princesa de Chaelle do Sul)

● Afonso VI de Duangór, Rei de Andnar (Consorte: Isadora de Lurton e Duangor, Princesa de Artena)

● Sancho I de Duangor, Rei de Andnar (Consorte: Cassandra de Raynott e Duangór, Princesa de Vicenza)

● Ramiro IV de Duangór, Rei de Andnar (Consorte: Fausta de Duangór, Princesa de Andnar)

● Sancho II de Duangór, Rei de Andnar (Consorte: Letícia de Monferrato e Duangór, Princesa de Montemor)

● Ordonho III de Duangór, Rei de Andnar (Consorte: Helena de Alpergado e Duangór, Princesa de Brúnis)

● Garcia II de Duangór, Rei de Andnar (Consorte: Lúcia de Febland e Duangór, Princesa de Sonciera)

## Nobreza

* Sua Graça Ósseas de Hótlis, Duque de Andnar
* Sua Graça Felipa de Hótlis, Duquesa Consorte de Andnar
* Sua Graça Henrique de Hótlis, Marquês de Andnar
* Sua Graça Beatriz de Hótlis, Marquesa Consorte de Andnar
* O Muito Honorável Álvaro de O'Cháplôs, Conde de Andnar
* A Muito Honorável Hélia de O'Cháplôs, Condessa Consorte de Andnar
* O Honorável Lauro de Motta, Visconde de Andnar
* A Honorável Mariana de O'Cháplôs e Motta, Viscondessa Consorte de Andnar
* Pedro de Motta, Barão de Andnar
* Cecília de Motta, Baronesa Consorte de Andnar
Cute Decimal (character)

Cute Decimal in Cute Decimal Collabs (series)

**Cute Decimal** is a character from the series of herself. She is a top 1 student who is impressive on math in Cebu, and she loves the province a lot.

## Appearance

She wears different outfits in the series.

She has a blue sweater, dark blue leggings, blue hair (formed up with long pigtails) with blue clips, and blue shoes/sneakers. She also has a blue ribbon on the back of her head.

## Personality

She loves Cebu, and her owner Multi Number a lot. She bonds with her friends, and also her sister, Chibi Decimal.

## Appearances on *Algebra Project*

In the first season on *Algebra Project*, she appears in episode 6, 7, and 8 (season finale). In the second season, she appears on the fourth episode, *The Decimal Facts*.

## Trivia

* *The name Cute Decimal is a combination of words "cute" and "decimal".*
* *She is the future origin after her profiles are former, like Kawaii Decimal Chan, and Cutedecimal.*
* *She is the only student who is the top 1, who is impressive in math.*
Utsu Neko

The **Utsu Neko** is a fictional mascot character that appears in the form of two pillows in Noa's apartment, a teapot in the YPDA offices, on Noa's phone keychain, and in Rin Kyashaba's hair.

## Trivia

* It is the icon of Broken Minds.

* "Utsu Neko" translates to "depressed cat".
* It was originally called "Ochikomu Neko", but "Utsu Neko" flows better and sounds more colloquial.
Noa's personality

**DEEP SPOILER WARNING!**

This page spoils Broken Minds's true endings, so if you don't want to be spoiled, click away now.

**Noa's personality** changes depending on the choices you make in the game. When you choose "NICE", Noa is generally a helpful, thoughtful person, though timid. She grows more assertive as the story progresses. On "EXPIATOR", Noa tries to be helpful and nice, but she is aware of the fact that she killed her parents, which she is trying to make up for constantly. On "BLEAK", Noa has been overcome with despair due to this secret, and is generally more depressed, though she tries to hide it. On "PUPPET", Noa is much like a mindless savant, carrying out orders from a mysterious "friend", who turns out to be Psychopath Noa and Liar Noa, working together. However, over the course of the story she starts to try to fight back more.

Liar Noa is socially manipulative. Psychopath Noa is much more violent than Liar Noa. Both Liar Noa and Psychopath Noa reveal early on in the game that Noa killed her parents. Noa's motive can be pieced together from different endings involving Noa's states and the persona stories extra content.
Persona stories

The **persona stories** are a feature in the extras menu that you can unlock by seeing all four endings on all six personality routes. That means playing the game through twenty-four times (though, you can save some time by only playing on either Guilty or Innocent, which will mean you only have to play through the Logic Trains once, and saving before the final choice, so you technically only need to play each personality twice).
Shiro Kyashaba

Shiro as she appears in the Broken Egg character page

**Shiro Kyashaba** is the protagonist of Broken Egg.

She narrates the story from both present and past perspectives. In the present she is dead and observing the events of the novel as a ghost. In the past, she was alive.

She has distinctive white-dyed hair and symmetrical moles on her face, two of which are revealed to be fake.

## Personality

Shiro has OCD, as is hinted at throughout the story. She is very rational and literal-minded, and though she isn't above making jokes, she has been told all of her life that she isn't very funny. She has a poetic sensibility, and several of her diary entries and poems are scattered throughout the novel.

> Idol groups depress me. Under every note of false sincerity, cute charm, and positivity, lies a hideous, exploitative system, where celebrity doesn't even need talent to sustain itself. Each half-hearted optimistic lyric is but a dry cough of superficiality in a dark room of strangers to my ears.
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> — Shiro Kyashaba
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She also writes strange stories for an online friend named Omurice which reveal her more comedic nature dying to break free.
Ume Hakase

Ume's "snarky" pose

**Ume** is one of the detectives working for the YPDA. She does not enjoy working in the field, or outdoors. She's more than a little obsessed with her computer, and lights up when discussing it. She owns a mug that reads "I love secrets". Out of all of the detectives, she mentions money and being paid the most.

## Personality

Ume is generally pretty snarky and sarcastic, and enjoys making fun of others.

> They were shown in by an old-looking woman with the immature spirit of a teenager — Mrs. Ume Hakase, I was informed. She cracked several mean jokes at our expense, then apologized as though that excused her.
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> — Shiro Kyashaba
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You can never tell if she really likes you or not. It's also very hard to tell when she is joking, due to her heavy use of ironic humor.

## Skills

Ume catalogs every case using her Case File System.

In addition to record-keeping, Ume claims to be "good with motives", which the other detectives endorse. She claims her method for understanding motives is like "writing fanfiction".

> Have you ever heard of fanfiction? Well, I write it. In my head. About people.
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> — Ume Hakase
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However, Ume's skills with motives are dubious, and Noa questions them multiple times. Another sign Ume doesn't really know much about motives is how socially tone-deaf she seems.

## Appearances

### Broken Minds

In Broken Minds, Ume features heavily in the story. She's the first detective that Noa meets.

### Broken Egg

Ume has a more subdued role in Broken Egg. She stays at the YPDA offices for the entire mystery.
Hidden note

The note in question

The **hidden note** is an item in Broken Minds.

You can find it by clicking the dialog button near the waiting room's couch when Noa goes to answer the door.

The note reads:

> We will solve your case.
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> The school detective agency.
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> With Ume Hakase, Takuma Karashi, and Yuta Hiiro.
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Hinting that the YPDA was started in a school.

This note also prompts Noa to ask Yuzuki about "Yuta Hiiro". Yuzuki tells her that it refers to her brother, who died.
Kowareta Kokoro Wiki

## Welcome to the Kowareta Kokoro Wiki

The Kowareta Kokoro series (a.k.a. the Yamagata Private Detective Agency series), is a multi-media murder-mystery franchise consisting of visual novels and light novels, created by game developer LockedOff.

Each entry in the series features a different protagonist who is somehow involved with the YPDA (Yamagata Private Detective Agency), a sinister agency that creates as many mysteries as it solves. Though the YPDA is the most consistent element, the mysteries surrounding it are treated as a subplot to the main mystery.

## Main Installments

### Broken Minds

*After a mysterious arsonist nearly kills Noa and her parents, she hires the detectives of the YPDA to track him down, but the case soon takes a darker turn.*

Released, the first game in the series. It's a visual novel with minigames, explorable environments, and choices that alter the story.

### Broken Spirits

*Returning home after a suspicious accident leaves her broken and burned, Midori Kariyama finds herself pulled into the chaos of her estranged family, who are being targeted by a serial killer.*

Slated to begin development in 2024.

## Light Novels

### Broken Egg

*A victim's flesh is mailed to her sister inside an unbroken eggshell.*

Released as a companion to Broken Minds. It's in the light novel format (although, unlike typical light novels, the illustrations don't take up full pages).

### Broken Spiral

*Kuroyo Kage, a police officer secretly working for the YPDA, is caught in the crossfire when the police learn of the YPDA's involvement in Noa's case.*

Released as a companion to Broken Minds.

## Latest activity

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The Orphan

The Orphan's trademark mask

**The Orphan** is the sinister killer in Broken Minds. They first appear at Noa's window, scaring her and her parents.

The Orphan uses rabbits and rabbit-related imagery, such as the rabbit-themed chocolate box, and the rabbit mask.

Of note is that The Orphan named themselves that in a letter addressed to Noa. They seem to hold being an orphan in high regard, which appears to be their reasoning for killing Noa's parents.

## Trivia

* Bears an unintended resemblance to *Donnie Darko*'s "Frank" character in terms of symbolism.
* Is mentioned briefly in Broken Egg.
Takuma Karashi

Takuma's normal pose

**Takuma Karashi** is the YPDA's chief investigator in Broken Minds and Broken Egg.

It is revealed, in Broken Egg, and by talking to him in Uzumaki's office that he owns dogs. He also never removes his shoes, even indoors.

## Personality

Takuma is known for his insensitive manner and rude behavior. He and Ume are like two peas in a pod, snickering and making fun of others, though Takuma leans more on the outright mean side, calling Noa a "moron", and he generally has an arrogant attitude.

> Oh boy! I love receiving criticism! Please, tell me what I'm doing wrong!
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> — Takuma Karashi
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## Skills

Takuma claims to specialize in "trick mysteries". By talking to him, you can learn his method of "mental violence".

> I like smashing my way through crime. Mental violence. It's like a war in my brain right now. If only you could watch...
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> — Takuma Karashi
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What exactly this means is unclear, but he is pretty articulate and generally logical, always one step ahead of Noa.

## Appearances

### BROKEN MINDS

Takuma features heavily in the story and is the primary antagonist to Noa. Whereas Ume is a bit more sympathetic to Noa's plight, Takuma lambasts her at every opportunity.

### BROKEN EGG

Takuma leads the investigation again in Broken Egg, eventually confronting the murderer all by himself without back-up, reinforcing his disregard for safety and others.
The Letter

**The letter** is an important piece of evidence in Broken Minds. It reads:

> To Noa: Your parents are dead. Your parents are dead! They’re dead. DEAD DEAD DEAD. I think you know why. So you’ll be an orphan. Everybody likes orphans. And now... You’re one too. — The Orphan.
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From this letter, the detectives are able to put a name to the killer. It is also the reason Noa decides to hurry back to her apartment, dragging Ume along.
Uzumaki's office

The meeting room, with the indoor pond

The map as it appears in-game, once you've unlocked all of the rooms.

**Uzumaki's office** is a location in Broken Minds.

After naming Dr. Uzumaki as their prime suspect, the detectives go to speak with him, taking Noa along with them.

## Rooms

### Reception

Reiwa's desk is here, as is a couch, some magazines, and a bonsai tree.

### Bathroom

A simple bathroom.

> I read somewhere that there are 68 different uses for toilet paper.
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> — Noa Karada
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### Meeting Room

A room where Uzumaki meets clients. Contains an indoor pond as well as a sunken area padded with pillows and a table.

### Office

A locked office where Dr. Uzumaki keeps his file cabinet and computer.

## Items of Interest

* Bonsai tree
* Magazine rack
* Reiwa's computer
* Chocolate box
* Drawing and crayons
* Uzumaki's computer
* Rabbit sketch
YPDA

The **YPDA** (Yamagata Private Detective Agency) is an insidious organization that spans every entry in the *Kowareta Kokoro* franchise.

The detectives it employs seem to only be in it for the money, and there are many dark secrets surrounding how it does business.

> Yeah, it's really interesting. Here's the bill. We operate on a subscription basis. An advance, and then you pay us in installments as we gather more information.
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> — Ume Hakase
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## Detectives

The YPDA always has at least four detectives working for it at any given time.

### Ume Hakase

was introduced in Broken Minds. She works with computers and is "good with motives".

### Takuma Karashi

was introduced in Broken Minds. He is the chief investigator. He has an appetite for unusual murders, specializing in "trick" mysteries, which unfortunately never seem to come his way.

### Yuzuki Hiiro

was introduced in Broken Minds. She is the coroner, and is responsible for performing autopsies on victims.

### Kuroyo Kage

was introduced in Broken Spiral. She works for the **YPDA** in secret and actually helped them with the Noa Karada investigation.

### Shiro Kyashaba

was introduced in Broken Egg. She was never hired by the YPDA, but had an interview with them, and was murdered soon afterwords.

## Offices

In Broken Minds, the YPDA office is a recurring location. It is Western in design. Items of interest are Ume's computer, and the Utsu Neko teapot. The office changes drastically at the end of the game. The bullpen is entirely re-arranged, and the office is locked.

## Mysteries of the YPDA

**SPOILER WARNING!** Slight spoilers for the series below.

Why haven't they all been arrested yet?

### BROKEN MINDS

Did they investigate the upper apartment, Uzumaki's house, and the hospital?

### BROKEN EGG

Who files the Black Report? How do they get blackmail information?

### BROKEN SPIRAL

What happened to the Anti-YPDA Task Force?
Broken Minds medals

There are **four unlockable medals** in Broken Minds.

They appear in the end screen after the credits, in addition to the other medals that you can unlock by completing all the routes of the game.

## HARD MODE MEDAL

The Hard Mode medal is awarded when you finish all Wheel of Fallacies on a playthrough without using Easy Mode.

## YPDA MEDAL

The YPDA medal is awarded when you discover the detective's secret.

## TRUE ENDING MEDALS

The final two medals (not pictured) are awarded when you unlock both true endings.
Noa's motive

**DEEP SPOILER WARNING!**

This page contains major spoilers for the plot of Broken Minds.

Noa's motive seems simple at first. She wants friends. And Dr. Uzumaki believes that your parents get in the way of you making friends. Therefore, she killed her parents and tried to befriend everyone she met because of it: Ume, Takuma, Yuzuki, and Reiwa. However, she was turned down every time. Ume was just playing along. Takuma was pretending to want her in the YPDA just to see if she would slip up and reveal herself to be the killer. Yuzuki was more concerned about her hair than Noa's plight. Reiwa turned Noa's offer of friendship down because she "found her annoying".

Unlocking the persona stories reveals why Noa isn't able to make friends in the first place.

Nice Noa talks about making a new friend when she was younger, named Etsuko. However, in Liar Noa's story, she plans on playing a cruel prank on Etsuko. However, as is indicated by Puppet Noa's story, she is pushed to do it by Liar Noa. Liar is manipulative and never gets her hands dirty, always choosing to force Puppet to do it.

Noa's "evil" states (Psychopath, Puppet, Liar) always ruin Noa's friendships, but because they're all part of Noa, and Noa deeply wants to make friends, the goal of the "evil" states is also to make friends, just in a more horrible way than the "good" states.
Maaka Umigami

**Maaka** is a Police Officer who transferred in to the YPD from Kaminoyama, a neighboring prefecture.

## Personality

Maaka has a straight-laced attitude that makes her come across as stiff and awkward. However, she has a fairly good reputation as a police officer, and as the creator of a locally-circulated board game called Jun.

Maaka will often play Jun with other police officers on stake-outs, and in her free time, works on it as a hobby.

## Appearances

### Broken Spiral

She is a supporting character in Broken Spiral. She joins the Anti-YPDA Task Force in order to lend her insights, and immediately suspects Kuroyo. However, she is unable to convince Hoshi that Kuroyo should not be trusted.
Rin Kyashaba

Rin as she appears on the character page

**Rin Kyashaba** is Shiro's older sister.

She is describes as a "respectable business woman", though, as the detectives reveal at the end of Broken Egg, there are some things she would prefer not get out there.

* She occasionally has a stutter.
* She wears a small Utsu Neko hairpin.
Magical Sailor Girl

**Magical Sailor Girl** is a fictional character within the world of Broken Minds, meant as a parody of Sailor Moon.

> The worst part of the whole experience was that my Magical Sailor Girl motivational poster got tilted.
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> — Noa Karada
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## Trivia

* Originally, an actual Sailor Moon poster was used, but was removed to prevent a cease and desist notice.
* The slogan "Think!" is also IBM's slogan.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailor\_Moon
Getsuyo Wide Gekijo

**Getsuyo Wide Gekijo** is a fictional TV series in Broken Minds. It is a not-so-subtle reference to *Doyo Wide Gekijo*.

Ume claims it is one of her favorite shows, and that it's hard to find.

> On-screen violence is always so frightening.
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> — Noa Karada
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The show is playing in Reiwa's house. During Noa's dream, the TV displays an image of the rabbit mask instead.

## References

1. ↑ http://wiki.d-addicts.com/Doyo\_Wide\_Gekijo
Emoji Mood Choice

The **Emoji Mood Choice** refers to a screen in Broken Minds with three options displayed as emoji icons: NICE, PSYCHOPATH, and BLEAK.

In between each icon are the labels LIAR, EXPIATOR, and PUPPET.

The player is not told about what this screen represents or how to use it beyond this.

**DEEP SPOILER WARNING!**

You've been warned.

In the true endings of the game, it is revealed that the choice you were making was between Noa's different states, instead of just her moods. To disguise this reveal, the screen is called the "Emoji Mood Choice" in the game's walkthrough and elsewhere.
LockedOff

**LockedOff** is the creator and sole developer of the Kowareta Kokoro series. LockedOff is a "darker" offshoot of LockedOn, a games and animations creator who is primarily known for their games on MIT's Scratch.

LockedOff was created for projects that, like Kowareta Kokoro, were meant for teenage audiences, unlike LockedOn's Scratch projects, which are more for younger audiences.

* Website
* Blog (outdated)
* Bandcamp
* Scratch page
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ http://lockedonstudios.wixsite.com/lockedon/lockedoff
YPDA offices

The bullpen of the YPDA, as seen in Broken Minds

The map, as seen in-game

The **YPDA offices** are the primary headquarters of the YPDA in Broken Minds and Broken Egg. It is Western in design. It is the second location in the game, and it is also the second location that Noa revisits, the other being Noa's apartment.

The office changes drastically the second time you visit. The bullpen is entirely re-arranged, and the office is locked.

## Rooms

### Genkan

The area where people take off their shoes.

### The Waiting Room

A room with a single red couch, where clients wait to be received. The hidden note can be found under the couch after Noa goes to answer the door. The newspapers on the wall can also be seen here.

### The Reception Area

Is where the detectives meet with clients. In Broken Minds, it is an extremely plain room with two gray couches and a table, surrounded by cardboard boxes, as the detectives have just moved to the location.

### Ume's Office

The office contains Ume's computer, two copiers, and a bookshelf.

### The Bullpen

The area where the detectives "do detective work". It contains two typewriters and more bookshelves. The detectives have thrown out all of their paper files and file everything electronically now, thanks to Ume's purchase of a laptop.

## Items of interest

* Ume's computer
* Ume's mug with the words "I love secrets"
* Utsu Neko teapot
* Newspapers on the wall
* Hidden note
* Sake bottle
Visual Style

The **visual style of the Kowareta Kokoro series** changes drastically entry to entry.

## BROKEN MINDS

Broken Minds's visual style is mainly inspired by *Danganronpa* and *Majin Tantei Nougami Neuro*, though it has its own flavor to it that sets it apart.

   The environments in the game are purposefully toned down, and it mostly takes place at night. This is to create a sense of dread, and to contrast with the stylized characters. The style of the characters has been compared to the *Gorillaz*, an animated band that rose to prominence in the 90s.

There is an emphasis on scribbles as a motif; the same scribbled words appear many times during the game during transitions between locations, or as part of the backgrounds. The bright, energetic colors red, magenta, cyan, orange, and pink contrast with subdued grays and blacks. Pop culture is also a part of the style, with parodies of Sailor Moon and Shonen Jump littering Noa's apartment.

## BROKEN EGG

Broken Egg's style is inspired by fairy tale books and Russian eggs. Its main colors used are brown, white, and gray, with border-less illustrations accompanying it.

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danganronpa
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neuro:\_Supernatural\_Detective
3. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gorillaz
4. ↑ https://forums.fuwanovel.net/topic/19480-broken-minds-90s-mysterypsychological-released-on-itch/?do=findComment&comment=464136
5. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sailor\_Moon
6. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shonen\_Jump\_%28magazine%29
Broken Minds credits

The **full credits** of Broken Minds.

**Sprites, Backgrounds, Story, Design, Programming, Writing**

* LockedOff

**Music**

* OddTillTheEnd

**Translation QC**

* 書子「SHOKO」

**Programs Used**

* Animate CC
* Ren'Py
* Garageband '08
* Logic Pro X
* Cheetah3D
* Adobe Photoshop CS5

**With Advice and Help From**

* PyTom
* philat
* Divona

**Thank You To Freesound.org**

Full Attribution credits can be found in the options menu

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Shonen Flop

**Shonen Flop** in the Kowareta Kokoro fictional universe, are a series of magazines that publish the manga that were rejected from Shonen Jump.

In Broken Minds, five Shonen Flop covers are lying around Noa's apartment, featuring the fictional manga *TECHNO WORLD: The Angel Had My Sleep*, *L•O•V•E U NEW!*, *Me x Alligator*, *Little Toothy Rodent*, and *WINTER*.

## Trivia

* Originally, actual Shonen Jump covers were used, but they were replaced with parodies to avoid a cease and desist notice.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shonen\_Jump\_%28magazine%29
Kuroyo Kage

**Kuroyo Kage** is one of the detectives working for the YPDA. However, unlike the other detectives, she is a mole in the YPD, and can only help them out with investigations in secret. She's the one who fetches them blackmail on clients, which are called "Black Reports".

## Personality

Kuroyo is fully aware that her stalkerish inclinations and compulsion to jump in with a pick-up line even in professional contexts aren't normal or healthy. However, she's not really interested in addressing them.

Other than that, she is generally pretty sarcastic and quick to joke, much like the other detectives. But she's a bit less "in their bubble", and takes a more realistic, practical viewpoint than them most of the time.

## Skills

Kuroyo can follow people without being noticed for very long stretches of time, and knows how to wiretap phones and hide cameras.

## Appearances

#### Broken Spiral

Kuroyo is the protagonist of *Broken Spiral*.
Hoshi Watamoto

**Hoshi** is a Senior Police Officer in the YPD, the same as Kuroyo. However, he has been assigned to look after Kuroyo as a supervisor, after a certain incident.

## Personality

Hoshi has a mature outlook from the experience that often comes from forty-seven years of life. However, in contrast with that, he's extremely impatient.

> This is where one of the YPDA detectives would've made a tasteless joke. But not Hoshi. He was someone who took people seriously and really listened to them. Pretty useless. You can't get a date that way. — Kuroyo Kage
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## Appearances

### Broken Spiral

He is a supporting character in Broken Spiral. He is the one who scrapes together the Anti-YPDA Task Force at what turns out to be the worst possible time to do so.
Reiwa's house

An angle in the bedroom/kitchen, showing the TV

The map as it appears in-game

**Reiwa's house**, aka Reiwa's apartment, is a location in Broken Minds.

It is where the first Logic Train minigame takes place.

### Bedroom / Kitchen

Reiwa's Empire-sized bed takes up most of the space. Also includes a washing machine and a small kitchen.

### Porch

Includes a table and chairs. Where you talk to Reiwa while you're at her apartment.

## Items of Interest

* Tatami mat
* DARIA book
* Maneki neko
* TV playing Getsuyo Wide Gekijo
Reiwa Kyougi

Reiwa's normal pose

**Reiwa Kyougi** is Dr. Uzumaki's receptionist/secretary.

She is rail-thin, with a rabbit-like appearance and a distinctive speech pattern. She also has augmented her teeth in the "yaeba" style, as mentioned by Ume.

> You're just giving me a bunch of excuses? What do I do with that, Noa.
>
>

> — Reiwa Kyougi
>
>

## Personality

Reiwa seems rather dimwitted, but it's probably the anti-anxiety medication she's on. She tries to dull her anxiety by going out on the town, but remains afraid of everything.

She's very protective of her home. She doesn't like other people messing around with her stuff. She leaves the TV on at all times so that there are always voices in the background.
Xia Lei

Hope Star Planet

* Lin Qing~1358 (lover)
* Borixi~1413
* Lan Ji'er~1622
* Bai Ling~1622
* Lie Rushi~1622
* Kangtu Nana~1790
* Tiya Sama~1827
* Mu Ma~1908

World of Death

* Xiao Qiao~2142
* Da Qiao
* Diao Chan
* Shang Cai Ling
* Ye Ying
* Hei
* Huo Feng
* Yuan Taimei
* Bolosie

Hope Star Planet

* Xia Ri (Son)

Xia Lei is the main protagonist of the Chinese novel, TranXending Vision.

## History

He woke up in the hospital after being shocked by the electric arc in construction site. When he woke up, he discovered that he had X-Ray Vision. He later goes to Macau to gamble in order to earn money to pay for his sister‘s school fees where he meets and saves Long Bing. He later extorts the Chief of Police Li Qinghua after his nephew Chen Chuanhu beat up Ma Xiaoan, ending up in jail before he is rescued by Long Bing. He then starts a company (Thunder Horse Manufacturing) with the help of Liang Siyao and China Industrial Group and challenges Huang Yihu and the Gu clan behind him.

## Appearance

He was rather handsome - delicate features which were quite desirable. He had a strong, defined body and was considered a bright and dashing young man.

## Constitution

Because of his continuous consumption of AE capsules given to him by his father, Xia Changhe, since childhood his body is continuously evolving to that of a superhuman being, his brain for example is evolving for every encounter he faces like being immune to anesthetics and alcohol, his body is now able to withstand blows or pressures high enough to injure or even kill an average person, this may also be because of him training Wing Chun and Tang Qinggong but nobody can say otherwise. His evolution is still not in its final stage because he still hasn't eaten the last of his father's AE capsules.

## Family Relationship

* Xia Xue (Sister)
* Xia Changhe (Father)

## References

1. ↑ Chapter 45
2. ↑ Chapter 153
Noa Karada

Noa's "nice" sprite.

**Noa Karada** is the protagonist of Broken Minds.

She lives in her very own apartment. Every Sunday, her parents come to visit her. Noa has a job as a manicurist that pays surprisingly well, allowing her to pay for the apartment, among other fancy things. However, this means her parents are eager to mooch off of her earnings.

What Noa wants more than anything are some friends. She thinks she's found some in the detectives of the YPDA, but they distance themselves from her. She doesn't know why she isn't able to make friends. Everyone turns her down.

## Fashion

Noa is a very early adopter of the decora style, though her jacket offsets it a bit with its dark gray color. It's safe to say Noa has put together a fairly unique ensemble for herself.

Noa has two heart stickers on the left side of her face and three "stick-on" gems on the right side of her face.

## Personality

DEEP **SPOILER WARNING!** Yes, Noa's personality is actually a spoiler. Maybe that's a bit of a spoiler in and of itself, but what are you going to do? Click the "Personality" page to read more.

Noa is generally a helpful, timid, thoughtful person. Though most of the time she tries to be nice, under the surface she sometimes has low opinions of others.
Broken Spirits

## Official Synopsis

August 5th, 2004.

Returning home after a suspicious accident leaves her broken and burned, Midori Kariyama finds herself pulled into the chaos of her estranged family, who are being targeted by a serial killer.

## Status

In development.

After multiple delays, production will now begin in 2024.

## Characters

Midori Kariyama

Katsura Kariyama

Ryou Kariyama

Gunpei Kariyama

Yoshinori Urane

Mokei Urane

Ume Hakase

## Technical

The game will have six chapters in total and is supposedly about three times the length of Broken Minds — but that is up in the air as the game hasn't been written yet.

## Gameplay

Very little gameplay has been revealed, but a system similar to Social Links in Persona called Social Trees has been announced. It will involve searching the environments for objects that relate to the characters, which unlocks dialogue paths that change a character's attitude towards you.

## Plot

There is no detailed plot summary at this time.

## References

1. ↑ https://www.lockedongames.com/single-post/2019/04/16/Broken-Spirits-First-Screenshots-Synopsis-and-Characters-Revealed
Amane Kirishima

**Amane Kirishima** is a patient of Dr. Uzumaki.

Amane is never shown in game, the closest it comes is her silhouette in the fourth Logic Train section.

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

She was deduced to be a small child because of the crayons that Uzumaki had laid out for her, and her crudely-drawn house drawing.

Noa mentions meeting Amane's parents at one point while she was still going to Uzumaki.
Junji Uzumaki

Junji's sprite, though it never appears in the game

**Junji Uzumaki** is Noa's therapist and a prime suspect in Broken Minds.

He has a scruffy appearance.

## Personality

Junji is described as having an eccentric personality, constantly worrying about how he looks to other people and talking about his own life with clients.

> He had a great philosophy: Stop. Caring.
>
>

> — Noa Karada
>
>

## Trivia

* Junji Uzumaki's name is a reference to the manga author Junji Ito and his work *Uzumaki*. Many references to "spirals" when talking about Junji Uzumaki are made, which is what uzumaki translates to.
* His appearance is somewhat based on Kudo Kankuro as he appeared in *Welcome to the Quiet Room*.

## Dark Secrets

**SPOILER WARNING!**

Reiwa reveals to Noa that Uzumaki is running an illegal operation and has a fake license.

Noa reveals on the "LIAR" route that Uzumaki psychologically tortured her by buying her pet rabbits and then killing them.

## References

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junji\_Ito
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kankur%C5%8D\_Kud%C5%8D
3. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Welcome\_to\_the\_Quiet\_Room
ARMZ: A SHEETY ARMS GAME WITH DANK MAYMAYS

Memes

## Playable Characters

* Dat Boi
* Pepe
* Vegeta
* Ugandan Knuckles
* Spaget Bear
* 7 GRAND DAD
* Vinesauce Joel
* Joel's Dad
* D se Dab Kid
* Matu
* Potlu
* Kenny Chi
* Savage Patrick
* Not Rick
* PICKLE RICK!!!!!!
* T-Pose Mario
* Logan Paul
* Bart
* Homer
* Skinner
* Chalmers
* Harambe
* Elf Practice Elf
* Disintergration Spongebob
* Gru
* Perry
* Aku
* Tide POD
* Shitty Connect Four meme
* BETER BRIFFIN
* Ben Swolo
* Cuphead
* Mugman
* Mocking Spongebob
* Splat Tim
* Despicito
* Protogent
* "Woah" Crash
* The Entire Guchi Gang
* Dancing Hot Dog
* Nebby
* Kazoo Kid
* Robbie Rotten
* Bill Nye
* Big Red
* Jacob Sartorious
* Yooka-Laylee
* Bob Ross
* The Entire Nutshack cast
* Biggie Cheese
* Big Smoke
* Mama Luigi
* Gay Luigi
* Gay Bowser
* Behind The Meme
* EmpLemon
* IDubbz
* Neil Cicierega
* Gobgogabgalab
* Dancing H
* TBA

## STAGES

* Youtube Rewind 2017
* TBA
Mantis

**Mantis** is a character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

## History

### Background

Coming from a race of empathic insectoid beings, As a larvae, Mantis was found and "adopted" by Ego.

### Deceased

* **Ego** (adoptive father)
* **Unnamed adoptive siblings**

## Appearances

* *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2*
* *Avengers: Infinity War*
* *Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3* (upcoming)
Henry Mills

## Family

* Ella Mills (wife)
* **Lucy Mills** (daughter)
* **Emma Swan** (mother)
* **Neal Cassidy** (father)
* **Killian Jones** (step-father)
* **Hope Swan-Jones** (half-sister)
* **Snow White** (maternal grandmother)
* **David Nolan** (maternal grandfather)
* **Rumplestiltskin** (paternal grandfather)
* **Milah** (paternal grandmother)
* **Belle Gold** (paternal step-grandmother)
* **Cora** (adoptive grandmother / great-great-grandmother)
* **Prince Henry** (adoptive grandfather / step-great-great-grandfather)
* **Brennan Jones** (step-grandfather)
* **Alice Jones** (step-grandmother)
* **Neal Nolan** (maternal uncle)
* **Gideon** (paternal half-uncle)
* **Zelena** (adoptive aunt / step-great-great-aunt)
* **Liam Jones I** (step-uncle)
* **Liam Jones II** (step-uncle)
* **Prince James** (great-uncle)
* **Peter Pan** (paternal great-grandfather)
* **Fiona** (paternal great-grandmother)
* **Queen Eva** (maternal great-grandmother)
* **King Leopold** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Ruth** (maternal great-grandmother)
* **Robert** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Colette** (step-great-grandmother)
* **Sir Maurice** (step great grandfather)
* **Rapunzel Tremaine**(step-mother-in-law)
* **Marcus Tremaine**(step-father-in-law)
* **Drizella Tremaine**(step-sister-in-law)
* **Anastasia Tremaine** (step-sister-in-law)
Regina Mills

**Regina Mills** is a character in *Once Upon a Time*. After taking over, she became known as the Queen. After striking fear into everyone, she became known as the Evil Queen. After casting the curse to save Henry, Regina is known as **Roni**.

## History

### Background

Regina was born  in the Enchanted Forest with magical abilities.

## Family

* **Prince Henry** (father)
* **Cora** (mother)
* **Snow White** (stepdaughter)
* **David Nolan** (step-son-in-law)
* **Emma Swan** (step-granddaughter)
* **Hope Swan-Jones** (step-great-granddaughter)
* **Henry Mills** (adopted son / step-great-grandson)
* **Lucy Mills** (adopted granddaughter / step-great-great-granddaughter))
* **Zelena** (maternal half-sister)
* **Robin Hood II** (niece)
Lucy Mills

**Lucy Mills** is the daughter of Henry Mills and Ella Mills

## Family

* Henry Mills (father)
* Ella Mills (mother)
* **Rapunzel Tremaine**
* **Cecelia Tremaine**
* **Marcus Tremaine**
* **Snow White** (great-grandmother)
* **David Nolan** (great-grandfather)
* **Rumplestiltskin** (great-grandfather)
* **Milah** (great-grandmother)
* **Belle Gold**(paternal step- great-grandmother)
* **Cora** (adoptive great-grandmother/ great-great- great-grandmother)
* **Prince Henry** (adoptive great-grandfather / step-great-great- great-grandfather)
* **Brennan Jones** (step-great-grandfather)
* **Alice Jones** (step-great-grandmother)
* **Neal Nolan** (great-uncle)
* **Gideon** (paternal half-great-uncle)
* **Zelena** (adoptive great-aunt/ step- great-great-great-aunt)
* **Liam Jones I** (step-great-uncle)
* **Liam Jones II** (step-great-uncle)
* **Prince James** (great-great-uncle)
* **Peter Pan** (paternal great- great-grandfather)
* **Fiona** (paternal great- great-grandmother)
* **Queen Eva** (maternal great- great-grandmother)
* **King Leopold** (maternal great- great-grandfather)
* **Ruth** (maternal great-great-grandmother)
* **Robert** (maternal great-grandfather)
* **Colette** (step-great-grandmother)
* Marcus Tremaine (step-grandfather)
* Rapunzel Tremaine (step-grandmother)
* Drizella Tremaine (step-aunt)
* Anastasia Tremaine (step-aunt)
* **Sir Maurice**(step great-great-grandfather)
Broken Minds extras

The **extras menu** is how you access extra content in Broken Minds. It is unlocked after you see both true endings.

It includes:

* Bios for all the characters
* A way to explore every environment without playing through the game
* Access to the persona stories
* Link to the cutscenes in the game
* Developer commentary
Xandar

**Xandar** is a world featured in *Once Upon a Marvel*

## Inhabitants

* **Duranna Dey**
* **Karman-Kan Dey**
* **Rhomann Dey**
* **Garthan Saal**
* **Irani Rael**
* **Kraglin Obfonteri** (formerly)

## Employees

* **Nova Prime's Assistant**
* **Rhomann Dey**
* **Garthan Saal**
* **Irani Rael**

## Visitors

* **Yondu Udonta**
* **Kraglin Obfonteri**
* **Peter Quill**
* **Gamora**
* **Drax the Destroyer**
* **Mantis**
* **Nebula**
* **Ronan the Accuser**
* **Sakaarans**
* **Korath the Pursuer**
* **Vorker**
* **Yondu Ravager Clan**

## Prisoners

* **Rocket Raccoon**
* **Groot**
* **Peter Quill**
* **Gamora**
Rhomann Dey

**Rhomann Dey** is a character in *Once Upon a Marvel*.

## History

### Background

Rhomann is a member of the Nova Corps and served as a Corpsman. During one of the problems, he arrested yet befriended a younger Peter Quill, who eventually escaped after he arrested him for penny theft.

He married a woman, Karman-Kan Dey and they had a daughter named Duranna and later a son named Kahry

## Family

* **Duranna Dey**(daughter)
* **Karman-Kan Dey** (wife)
* **Kahry Dey** (son)
Neal Nolan

**Neal Nolan** is a character in ABC's *Once Upon a Time*.

## History

### Background

Neal Nolan is the younger brother of Emma Swan and son of Snow White and Prince Charming. Zelena kidnapped him as a baby and intended to use him as an ingredient in a time-travel spell due to him being the product of the truest love. However, Neal was rescued by his sister, father, and their allies and returned to his mother.

### Season 7

Neal attends Regina's coronation as the Good Queen.

## Family

* **Snow White** (mother)
* **David "Prince Charming" Nolan** (father)
* **Emma Swan** (older sister)
* **Killian Jones** (brother-in-law)
* **Hope Swan-Jones** (niece)
* **Henry Mills** (nephew)
* **Ella "Cinderella" Mills**(niece-in-law)
* **Lucy Mills** (great-niece)
* **Regina Mills** (maternal step-grandmother)
* **Zelena** (maternal step-great-aunt)
* **Robin Hood II** (maternal step-cousin once removed)

### Deceased

* **Leopold** (maternal grandfather)
* **Eva** (maternal grandmother)
* **Ruth** (paternal grandmother)
* **Robert** (paternal grandfather)
* **Prince** **James** (paternal uncle)
* **Cora** (maternal step-great-grandmother)
* **Prince Henry** (maternal step-great-grandfather)

## Appearances

* **Once Upon a Time**
	+ **Season 3**
	+ **Season 4**
	+ **Season 5**
	+ **Season 6**
	+ **Season 7**
Emma Swan

**Emma Swan** is a character in *Once Upon a Marvel.*

## Family

* **Snow White**(mother)
* **David "Prince Charming" Nolan** (father)
* **Killian Jones**(husband)
* **Neal Nolan** (brother)
* **Hope Swan-Jones** (daughter)
* **Henry Mills**(son)
* **Lucy Mills** (granddaughter)
* **Ella Mills, nee Tremaine** (daughter-in-law)
* **King Leopold** (maternal grandfather)
* **Queen Eva** (maternal grandmother)
* **Robert** (paternal grandfather)
* **Ruth** (paternal grandmother)
* **James** (paternal uncle)
* **Regina Mills** (step-grandmother)
* **Cora Mills** (step-great-grandmother)
* **Henry Mills** (step-great-grandfather)
* **Xavier** (step-great-great-grandfather)
* **Miller** (step-great-great-grandfather)
* **Zelena Mills** (step-great-aunt)
* **Robin Hood II** (first step-cousin once removed)
Aldrif Odinsdottir

**Aldrif Odinsdottir** is a character in *Once Upon a Marvel*. She is portrayed by Molly Quinn.

## History

### Background

Aldrif is the third-born biological child of Odin Borson and Hela, the younger sister of Thor and Loki, and the half-sister of Hela.

She became the Lady of Angels by her father, and has not seen her brothers since.

## Family

* **Odin Borson** (father)
* **Loki Laufeyson** (brother)
* **Thor Odinson** (brother)
* **Buri** (great-grandfather)
* **Bor** (paternal grandfather)
Hato Sakizaki

Hato as he appears on the Broken Egg characters page

**Hato Sakizaki** is a character in Broken Egg.

He's studying to be a doctor, and enjoys reading. In the Characters page, it is revealed that his parents wanted a girl, which is why they named him Hato, a traditionally female name.

## Personality

**SPOILER WARNING!** This section spoils the ending of Broken Egg. You've been warned.

Hato speaks in a distant way, distracted by his own life and thoughts. His view of life is strange and very flawed, and though he appears on the surface to have some insight, nothing he says really adds up.

> We don't live in an unpredictable world.
>
>

> — Hato Sakizaki
>
>

Hato keeps chickens in his backyard, where he gets fresh eggs for his breakfast every morning. His chickens also helped him kill his friend Shiro.
He claims to be able to see the future, and that his victims were going to kill themselves anyway, he's just helping them along.

> By never killing anyone who wouldn't consent to me killing them, I am never in the wrong. I am only doing what I already would have done.
>
>

> — Hato Sakizaki
>
>

Though in the novel he only kills Shiro, since he mentions "victims", it can be assumed that he's killed others as well.
Worlds

## Marvel Cinematic Universe

* A'askavariia
* Aakon (Planet)
* Alfheim
* Arago-7
* Asgard
* Badoon Worlds
* Berhert
* Conjunction
* Contraxia
* Dervani
* Drez-Lar
* Earth
* Easik (Planet)
* Ego
* Hala
* Halfworld
* Harokin
* Jotunheim
* Jupiter
* Kitson
* Korbin
* Maveth
* Morag
* Muspelheim
* Niflheim
* Nix
* Nornheim
* Paramatar
* Praxius IX
* Ria
* Sakaar
* Sovereign (Planet)
* Svartalfheim
* Terma
* Titan
* Vanaheim
* Vormir
* Xandar
* Zen-Whoberi

## Once Upon a Time

* 1920s England
* Dark Realm
* Dream World
* Edge of Realms
* Fairy Tale Land
* Kansas (Location)
* Land of Untold Stories
* Land Without Color
* Land Without Magic
* Mount Olympus
* Netherworld
* Neverland
* New Fairy Tale Land
* New Wonderland
* Oz
* Underworld
* Victorian England
* Wish Realm
* Wonderland
* World Behind the Mirror
* Worse Place
Anastasia Tremaine

**Anastasia Tremaine** is the daughter of Rapunzel Tremaine, the stepsister of Ella Mills and the sister of Drizella Tremaine .

## Family

* **Rapunzel Tremaine**(mother) †
* **Cecelia Tremaine** (step-mother) †
* **Marcus Tremaine** (father) †
* **Drizella Tremaine** (sister)
* **Ella Mills** (step-sister)
* **Henry Mills** (step-brother-in-law)
* **Lucy Mills** (step-niece)
Sundbybergs IK

**Sundbybergs IK** is a sports club in Sundbyberg, Sweden, established on 9 April 1893. It practices soccer, figure skating, children's gymnastics, floorball, ice hockey, track and field athletics, parasports, running biathlon, skiing, bowling and table tennis, earlier also bandy, gymnastics and swimming.

## External links

* Official website
* Former website
Noriko Karada

**Noriko** is Noa's mother and Hiroki's wife. She always carries a purse, which contains lipstick, and a compact mirror.

She has a heart condition, and has a pacemaker installed.

### Personality

Noriko is very demanding of her daughter, though she will reprimand Hiroki when he goes too far with his criticisms. She seems to be oblivious to Noa's plight.
Storybrooke

## Known Locations

* Any Given Sundae
* Apprentice's House
* Bean Fields
* Blanchard Loft

* Camelot Camp
* Castle Playground
* Convent of the Sisters of Saint Meissa

* Dark Star Pharmacy
* Dr. Whale's Garage

* Game of Thorns
* Gold House
* Granny's Bed and Breakfast
* Granny's Diner

* Hopper Psychiatry Office

* Jefferson's Mansion (Storybrooke)

* Marco's Handyman & Woodworking Services

* Marine Garage
* Merry Men's Storybrooke Camp
* Mills House
* Mills Mausoleum
* Mr. Gold Pawnbroker & Antiquities Dealer
* Mr. Gold's Cabin

* Nolan House

* Snow Lair
* Sorcerer's Mansion
* Storybrooke Cannery
* Storybrooke Free Public Library
* Storybrooke General Hospital
* Storybrooke Graveyard
* Storybrooke Harbor
* Storybrooke Heritage Park
* Storybrooke Mines
Prince Henry

## Family

* **Cora** (wife)
* **Regina** (daughter)
* **Zelena** (step-daughter)
* **Snow White** (step-granddaughter)
* **Robin Hood II** (step-granddaughter)
* **Emma Swan** (step-great-granddaughter)
* **Henry Mills** (step-great-great-grandson/adopted grandson)
* **Lucy Mills** (step great great great granddaughter/adopted great-granddaughter)
* **Hope Swan-Jones** (step-great-great-granddaughter)
* **Leopold** (son in law)
Neal Cassidy

**Baelfire** was the son of Rumplestiltskin and Milah, former lover of Emma Swan, father of Henry Mills and grandfather of Lucy Mills. He was nicknamed **Bae** by his parents. After returning to the Land Without Magic, he changed his name to **Neal Cassidy**.

## Family

* **Rumplestiltskin** (father)
* **Milah** (mother)
* **Belle Gold** (stepmother)
* **Gideon** (half-brother)
* **Emma Swan** (former lover)
* **Henry Mills**(son)
* **Lucy Mills**(granddaughter)
* **Ella Mills**(daughter-in-law)
* **Peter Pan**(paternal grandfather)
* **Fiona**(paternal grandmother)