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Мимиэль

**Мимиэль** (англ. *Grisella*) — персонаж из игры «Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom». Она является одной из подданных королевства Эвалания.

## Описание

Может использовать неведомую магию. Улучшает работу Лаборатории оккультизма.

## Навыки

* Новичок:  0;  0;  20;  80.
* Эксперт:  0;  0;  30;  100.

## История

### Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom

Присоединяется в девятой главе, после выполнения 135 задания, которое развернётся в городе Коронелл через гильдию «Беркут и КО». Знахарка, живущая в уединении. Этот факт, а также её внешний вид, породили слухи о том, что она практикует тёмное колдовство. На деле Мимиэль владеет опасной магией, но занимается различными любовными приворотами и заклятиями на разрешения семейных ссор.
Russell Wolfe

**Russell Wolfe** was the owner and chairman of Wolfe International, a company that provided shuttles for its Moon Tours.

Before becoming a businessman, Wolfe served in the army as a lieutenant. While stationed at Episkopi, he met a royal military police captain by the name of Alice Okoro and started a relationship. He recalled how his mother was so proud of his working class son turned officer. (AUDIO: *Escape and Evasion*)

Roughly eleven years later, Okoro was working for him in his new business, Wolfe International. When one of its shuttles narrowly missed a collision with Icarus Station, and ultimately crash landed on the Moon, Wolfe International sent Okoro to the Moon to investigate the crash site, in violation of ISPF laws. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)

Wolfe later admitted to Pal Kenzy that he had not only murdered her friend Anya Selby for getting too close to the Collective, but he admitted he was the head of the Collective. Kenzy disarmed him and arrested him for his involvement in the murders of Mark Robinson, Kathy Marshall, Patricia Bailey and Jacob Depard. When Alice Okoro arrived, who was in fact his personal assistant, he refuted everything and challenged the ISPF to find something more than coincidence, suggesting that there was no solid proof to charge him with anything. (AUDIO: *Grandma's Footsteps*)
Moon Tours

**Moon Tours**, owned by Wolfe International, took passengers around the Moon in shuttles.

When Shuttle MTZ1986 was stolen from someone within the company, it was sent on a collision course with the Icarus Station. When the station managed to use its laser to alter its trajectory, the shuttle crash landed on the surface of the Moon. Upon investigation, the International Space Police Force found the shuttle empty. There were blood marks, weapon marks, and a link the Collective. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)
Torsten Arthurton

**Torsten Arthurton** was an American mercenary and assassin for the Collective.

The Collective became aware of a secret deal between the Icarus station and another criminal organisation called the Red Core. The Icarus station, whose job was to destroy dead satellites to clear the space lanes, would fake their laser records and allow the Red Core to collect said satellites for the rare metals and minerals, thus receiving a cut. Learning of this, Arthurton communicated with Kathy Marshall and the other union leaders of the Icarus, hoping to take over the deal and buy out the Red Core.

When one of its crew, Mark Robinson, refused to cooperate, and the Red Core refused to bow to the Collective's pressure, Arthurton was sent to the Moon to murder Jacob Depard, a mercenary and apparent leader of the Red Core. Arthurton had seemingly kidnapped Robinson and had promised Marshall that he would come to no home. During the investigation into his disappearance by the International Space Police Force, it became clear that this was a lie. Pal Kenzy stumbled across Robinson's body aboard the Icarus.

Upon being asked to identify the man she referred to as "the Viking", due to his long, blonde hair, Marshall identified Arthurton as her contact. With Marshall in protective custody on Moonbase, and being ready to transfer, Arthurton shot her from a distance. Arthurton claimed the Collective had operatives everywhere and could easily escape. Before he could even try, Inspector Paul Bailey shot him from behind. Arthurton's profile pulled from the police databases claimed him to be 43 years old at the time of death. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)
Sani Habib

**Prof. Sani Habib** led the research into cathe iboga on the Nelson Mandela space station.

Habib's work primarily focused on taking the plant strain cathe iboga, known for its narcotic properties, and mutating it into a plant that could be used for food. He worked on the Nelson Mandela space station, where he set the ship to Mars gravity. He told Paul Bailey, during an outbreak of the narcotic on Moonbase, that he was trying to cultivate a crop that would survive in arid conditions, such as in the desert or on Mars.

With Kay Jones, his researcher, and Nathan Spring of the ISPF having been kidnapped in Chad, seemingly for the cathe iboga, Bailey took Habib in for questioning. Both he and Colin Devis put it to Habib that he was gaining extra funding by dealing the cathe iboga on the Moon. It soon became clear, however, that Habib was telling the truth. After aiding the ISPF in their research, it became clear that the cathe iboga on the Moon had itself been genetically altered into a stronger narcotic.

It soon became clear to all involved that Kay Jones had been growing her own narcotics in the Earthside laboratory, and had staged her kidnapping to draw Spring in. Habib returned to the Nelson Mandela where he continued his research. (AUDIO: *Death in the Desert*)
Gravity

**Gravity** was the property of planets and moons.

The mass of a planet or moon naturally created gravity, with larger bodies, such as Earth, providing more gravity, and smaller bodies, such as the Moon, providing less gravity. The weightlessness aboard the *Charles de Gaulle* caused Commander Nathan Spring of the International Space Police Force to task David Theroux with finding an office space on the Moon, where there was gravity. (TV: *An Instinct for Murder*, *Conversations with the Dead*)

Certain space stations came with artificial gravity, such as the Ronald Regan, (TV: *Trivial Games and Paranoid Pursuits*), whereas others chose against it, such as the MacDyne space station, whose owner Ryan McGuinness was disabled and found the lack of gravity freeing. (AUDIO: *Sins of the Father*)

Due to the Moon's gravity being less, Moonbase personnel were forced to take regular shore breaks to Earth, (AUDIO: *Sins of the Father*, et al) due to muscular-skeletal wellbeing. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*) Those who had spent months in space found it difficult to reacclimatise on Earth. Colin Devis had to take injections to aid his acclimatisation to Earth's gravity. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*)
Linda Newton

**Linda Newton** portrayed Pal Kenzy in the original run of *Star Cops* on BBC 2 in 1987, before reprising her role in the Big Finish audio series of the same name in 2018.

Newton is also known for her appearance as Carla Duprey in *Out of the Body*, and as Robyn Kennedy in *My Two Wives*.

## Credits

### Television

* *An Instinct for Murder*
* *Intelligent Listening for Beginners*
* *Trivial Pursuits and Paranoid Pursuits*
* *This Case to be Opened in a Million Years*
* *In Warm Blood*
* *A Double Life*
* *Other People's Secrets*
* *Little Green Men and Other Martians*

### Audio

* *Star Cops: Mother Earth Part 1*
	+ *The Thousand Ton Bomb*
* *Star Cops Mother Earth Part 2*
	+ *Dead and Buried*
	+ *The Killing Jar*
	+ *Moonshine*
	+ *Hostage*
* *Star Cops: Mars Part 1*
	+ *The New World*
	+ *The Shadow of This Red Rock*
	+ *Whatever Happened to Gary Rice?*
* *Star Cops: Mars Part 2*
	+ *Bodies of Evidence*
	+ *Human Kind*
	+ *The Highest Ground*
* *Star Cops: The High Frontier 1*
	+ *Star Cops The High Frontier* (webcast)
	+ *Dead Air*
	+ *Hostile Takeover*
	+ *Death in the Desert*
* *Star Cops: The High Frontier 2*
	+ *Old Flame, New Fire*
	+ *Grandma's Footsteps*
	+ *Escape and Evasion*
* *Star Cops: Blood Moon*

## External links

* **Linda Newton** on the Internet Movie Database
Jennifer Kyne

**Jennifer Kyne** worked for Procurement on Moonbase.

Kyne had only been working there for sixth months when her senior, Anu Lumba was taken ill with radiation sickness after his dosimeter had failed. That left her in charge of signing for deliveries. Unbeknownst to her, the new supplier of dosimeters was sending her warnings in the form of other delivery items, warning her to keep quiet. One such example was new posters with the phrase: "Hazard! Discretion advised!".

Kyne did not pick up on these subtle messages and happily helped Pal Kenzy of the International Space Police Force with their investigation with the failing dosimeters. She told them that all the deliveries were now approved Earthside, and that three new suppliers had been added to their list in the past month. Having said too much, the Collective got involved and made her Employee of the Month. They sent her a cake containing acid, which she collected from Personnel and ate.

In an interview with Nathan Spring, Kyne fell to the floor and died from the acid cake, almost blinding Spring with the acid vapour from her mouth. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*)
Hamza

Sergeant **Hamza** was an Earthside law enforcer who aided Pal Kenzy and Nathan Spring in their arrest of Dr Kay Jones.

During Kenzy and Alice Okoro's search for Spring, who had been kidnapped by the Collective, Kenzy sent out an emergency signal for back-up. Hamza's team were the first to show up. After Okoro drove away, Kenzy's first concern was to demand they drive after her and arrest her, seeing as she was the only one who could locate Nathan. However, Nathan soon showed up with Kay Jones in his custody, explaining that she had played a part in his kidnap and had attempted to shoot him. Hamza took her away for medical treatment, with the intention of arrested her. (AUDIO: *Death in the Desert*)
Depressurisation sensor

A **depressurisation sensor** was a part of the space suits used on Moonbase.

Using its in-built bridging chip, the depressurisation sensor's job was to notice when there was a fault in the suit, causing the occupant to be exposed to the vacuum of space. The sensor would then alert the suit wearer, allowing them to do the necessary repairs or escape to safety. During the murder of Sonia Garrett, forensics officer Mica of the International Space Police Force found that Garrett's bridging chip had been swapped out for a faulty one, causing the depressurisation sensor to not notice the tear in her suit. This caused Garrett to suffocate in on the Moon's surface. (AUDIO: *Dead Air*)
Moon Rover 7

**Moon Rover 7** was a Moon Rover used by Moonbase personnel to travel across the surface of the Moon.

When the International Space Police Force received a visit request from Michael Chandri, Nathan Spring and David Theroux drove Moon Rover 7 to his base of operations at Outpost Nine. The Moon Rover ceased travel to the Outpost on two occasions: once when noticing that Spring was carrying Box, an unauthorised piece of technology, and the second, when needing to provide identification for entry to Outpost Nine. (TV: *Intelligent Listening for Beginners*)
Star Cops Wiki

# Welcome to the Star Cops wiki!

### What is *Star Cops*?

*Star Cops* originated as a police drama series, broadcast in 1987, set on Earth and in Space some forty years into the future. It followed Nathan Spring, a police chief inspector who finds himself catapulted into the job of Commander of the International Space Police Force, who everyone affectionately calls the *Star Cops*.

Over the span of nine episodes, we see Nathan meet new colleagues and friends. He goes through trials and tribulations. But it doesn't just end there. Despite being cancelled after nine episodes (and one cancelled episode, thanks to industrial action at the BBC), it returned once more in audio format in 2018. Nathan's adventures are more epic than ever, seeing him take on terrorist organisations, visiting Mars and even solving an Agatha Christie style murder mystery on the Moon.

This Wiki will be going through a lot of changes in the coming months (and years), so I hope you stick around, and I hope this wiki becomes a very valuable tool to all you *Star Cops* fans out there.
Moray Watson

**Moray Watson** (25 June 1928 - 2 May 2017) played Gerard in the *Star Cops* television episode *An Instinct for Murder*.

Amongst his many acting credits, Watson is perhaps best known for his regular appearances as Barrington Erle on the *The Pallisters*, Henry Armstrong on *Nobody's Perfect*, as well his regular appearances in *The Quatermass Experiment* and *No Wreath for the General*. He also appeared as Sir Robert Muir in the *Doctor Who* episode *Black Orchid*.

## External links

* **Moray Watson** at the Internet Movie Database
* **Moray Watson** on the Tardis Wiki
Helen Goldwyn

**Helen Goldwyn** (born 11 March 1971) is a voice actor, writer and director for Big Finish Productions.

Outside of the audiobooks, Helen Goldwyn has directed every episode of the audio revival of *Star Cops*.

## Production credits

### Writer

* *Star Cops: Mars Part 2*
	+ *Human Kind*

### Director

* *Star Cops: Mother Earth Part 1*
	+ *One of Our Cops is Missing*
	+ *Tranquility and Other Illusions*
	+ *Lockdown*
	+ *The Thousand Bomb*
* *Star Cops: Mother Earth Part 2*
	+ *Dead and Buried*
	+ *The Killing Jar*
	+ *Moonshine*
	+ *Hostage*
* *Star Cops: Mars Part 1*
	+ *The New World*
	+ *The Shadow of This Red Rock*
	+ *Whatever Happened to Gary Rice?*
* *Star Cops: Mars Part 2*
	+ *Bodies of Evidence*
	+ *Human Kind*
	+ *The Highest Ground*
* *Star Cops: The High Frontier 1*
	+ *Dead Air*
	+ *Hostile Takeover*
	+ *Death in the Desert*
* *Star Cops: The High Frontier 2*
	+ *Old Flame, New Fire*
	+ *Grandma's Footsteps*
	+ *Escape and Evasion*
* *Star Cops: Blood Moon*
	+ *I Was Killed Yesterday*
	+ *Daughters of Death*
	+ *Troubled Waters*
	+ *A Cage of Sky*
	+ *London Zone*
	+ *Devis*

## External links

* **Helen Goldwyn** at Internet Movie Database
* Official website
* Official Twitter
Gareth Milne

**Gareth Milne** was a stunt coordinator, who worked on the *Star Cops* televison series.

Milne's career is prolific, having worked in the business from 1979. He has been stunt coordinator for numerous television and film projects, including but not limited to *Skyfall*, *Sherlock* and *Downtown Abbey*. He has also been a stunt double for Peter Davison in *Doctor Who*. As well as stunts, Milne has also acted in many projects, such as a variety of roles in *Doctor Who*, *Blake's 7* and *Dempsey and Makepeace*. He was also Second Unit Director for a handful of projects.

In 2008, Milne and his team won Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture for his work in the *Borne Ultimatum*, and in 2013, he and his team won Outstanding Action Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture for his work in *Skyfall*.

## External links

* **Gareth Milne** at the Tardis Wiki
* **Gareth Milne** at the Internet Movie Database
Southern Habitation Block

The **Southern Habitation Block** was a residential block on the Moon.

Jacob Depard, a mercenary for and supposed leader of the Red Core, stayed in the Southern Habitation Block during a leisure trip to the Moon. He was later murdered in his room by Torsten Arthurton of the Collective. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)
Liam Patterson

**Liam Patterson** was a canteen worker on Moonbase.

Patterson was one of many Moonbase employees mysteriously injured in a short period of time. He obtained three broken fingers and was transported Earthside, against procedure, before Nathan Spring and his team could interview him. When checking his medical files, it claimed that Patterson had shut his fingers in an oven door. Doubting this, Colin Devis was sent to search through his quarters and came across a business card belonging to Nekare Contractors. Upon the card was a passcode that Devis recognised.

Panicking, Devis later confided in the Spring that this passcode was for Canavar Casino, a secret, invite-only underground gambling house that used Moonbase servers, and to which Devis was himself indebted. Together, they realised that a lot of those who had been in strange accidents, or who had died mysteriously, were indebted to the casino. Upon arresting the suspected head of the Collective, who owned the casino and Nekare Contractors itself, Spring had the casino closed. (AUDIO: *Grandma's Footsteps*)
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Cathe iboga

**Cathe iboga** was a plant native to Africa, known for its narcotic qualities.

The ISPF discovered that certain Moonbase personnel were dealing in and taking cathe iboga to combat loss of taste, due to the fact that it couldn't be detected on their comprehensive blood tests. Paul Bailey theorised that this particular lot of cathe iboga might not be coming from Earth at all, as a crop was being tested at the African Union Space Station, the Nelson Mandela, for usage on the Martian colonies.

Paul Bailey was sent to meet Dr Sani Habib at the Nelson Mandela to investigate, but upon realising that this very strain of cathe iboga was the exact same one being worked on by Habib's team, he arrested Habib and took him to the ISPF office on Moonbase for questioning. It became clear, however, that Habib's team were genetically modifying the cathe iboga for uses as a source of nourishment for arid conditions such as Mars or the deserts on Earth. During Nathan Spring's time on Earth, was clear that Dr Kay Jones was mutating her own strain of cathe iboga for the Collective. (AUDIO: *Death in the Desert*)

## Behind the scenes

* Cathe iboga seems to be based upon *tabernathe iboga* (simply called *iboga*), which is native to Central Africa, and is used in African medicine and rituals. The drug has many side-effects that are very similar to cathe iboga.
Star Cops: Mother Earth Part 2 (audio anthology)

***Mother Earth Part 2*** was a full cast anthology released 27 November 2018 by Big Finish Productions. It starred David Calder as Nathan Spring, Trevor Cooper as Colin Devis, Linda Newton as Pal Kenzy, Rhakee Thakrar as Priya Basu, and Philip Olivier as Paul Bailey.

## Publisher's summary

*It’s the near future, and mankind has expanded its presence in space. Maintaining law and order among this network of space stations, satellites and moon outposts is the responsibility of the International Space Police Force, known colloquially as the Star Cops. Their leader is Commander Nathan Spring.*

It’s been months since the last attack by Mother Earth, the activist group opposed to mankind’s expansion into space. It’s believed that the group is finished. But instead, Mother Earth is about to renew its campaign. This time with even more ferocity and violence.

1.5 *Dead and Buried* by Guy Adams

At Lunar Internments, the moon’s graveyard for the wealthy, the caretaker has noticed something odd in the burial records. Odd enough for him to call in the Star Cops.

Devis isn’t happy at being assigned to what he thinks is a mundane case. Not when Nathan and Kenzy are off to investigate a burglary at the home of billionaire businessman Ben Alexander. A break-in where the burglar has finished up dead.

But in the lunar resting place of the dead, Devis will find himself racing against the clock to save his life and hundreds of others.

1.6 *The Killing Jar* by John Dorney

The Charlie Chaplin is a second-hand space station operated as a space-tourism hub by entrepreneur Martin Thane. When Nathan receives reports that serious accidents and even a death have been caused by Thane flouting safety laws, he decides to investigate.

An accident investigation soon becomes a murder enquiry. And as the Star Cops hunt for the killer, the station becomes a death trap threatening everyone on board.

1.7 *Moonshine* by Roland Moore

A friend of Kenzy’s on the space station Coral Sea has been dismissed for possession of alcohol and sent back to Earth. She believes his claim that he was framed, and when she learns of his subsequent suicide she and Devis travel to Australia to investigate. A difficult enquiry is not helped when Kenzy’s former fiancé, a Police Superintendent, appears on the scene.

On Moonbase, Nathan is expecting an official visit from a powerful dignitary. So it’s not a good time for there to be a fatal incident that may be the work of Mother Earth...

1.8 *Hostage* by Andrew Smith

The Star Cops are under intense pressure in the face of continuing Mother Earth attacks. The very existence of the International Space Police Force is in jeopardy.

Kenzy and Priya are responding to a murderous Mother Earth explosion at a moon outpost when one of the workers, Mary Ward, takes a hostage and makes demands, accusing others of trying to kill her. She appears to have snapped under pressure.

As the crisis develops, dangerous secrets are revealed. Secrets that some will be prepared to kill for. And die for.
The Red Core

**The Red Core** were a criminal gang.

At some point in their history, the Red Core became aware of the Icarus station, whose job was to use its laser to destroy space junk and debris to keep the space lanes clear. The Red Core were aware that some of those items contained valuable minerals and metals, and so got in touch with the heads of the unions aboard the station. Together, the heads of the unions worked alongside the Red Core to ensure that they falsified records of laser usage and allowed the Red Core to collect the debris. One of its members Jacob Depard kept in regular contact with laser operator, Mark Robinson. A rival gang, known as the Collective, had reached out in an attempt to buy the Red Core and make it a branch gang in its organisation. When they refused, the Collective started their plan to destroy the Red Core.

One of the union leaders of Icarus Station, Kathy Marshall, was contacted by the Collective. She agreed to turn her back on the Red Core and work for them, ensuring they would be their new contacts. However, when Robinson refused, they took him hostage. Shortly afterwards, Depard was found murdered in his quarters on the Moon by ISPF officers. Much later, during Kenzy's investigation into Robinson's disappearance, they found that the Collective had murdered him and escaped. The Red Core had been effectively wiped out by the Collective. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)
WC

**WC** refers to **webcasts** - valid works of fiction from the *Star Cops* universe that are released in audio-visual mediums via online sources, such as YouTube or social media.

An example of such a story is *Star Cops The High Frontier*, which acted as a prequel to both the High Frontier series, and the episode *Dead Air* itself, with the ending leading directly into it. Its self-contained nature, the fact that it contains a full story with beginning, middle and end, and the fact that it is does not break canon via breaking the fourth wall and referring to itself, makes it a valid source. This webcast was released by Big Finish Productions.
Люси

**Люси** (англ. *Alice*) — персонаж из игры «Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom». Она является одной из подданных королевства Эвалания.

## Описание

Не представляет свою жизнь без изучения фуняшей. Улучшает работу Ателье фуняшей.

## Навыки

* Новичок:  0;  0;  75;  35.
* Эксперт:  0;  0;  95;  45.

## История

### Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom

Присоединяется в пятой главе, после выполнения 25 задания, которое развернётся в домике тётушки Марты. Умелая и способная ученица своей бабушки, где фуняши — там и она! Любит соперничать и украшать фуняшей-бойцов.
Clare Jones

**Clare Jones** was the mother of Lee and Kay Jones.

In 1988, Clare had a daughter by the name of Lee. Shortly after, she gave birth to another daughter, Kay Jones. (TV: *Conversations with the Dead*, AUDIO: *Death in the Desert*)

When Lee was young, she brought her new boyfriend back to meet the family. He was a police officer by the name of Nathan Spring. Spring was nervous that Clare wouldn't approve of him, but it was Kay who took the instant dislike to him. Ten years into the relationship between Lee and Nathan, Lee was brutally murdered by a gang who wished to get at Nathan. (TV: *Conversations with the Dead*, AUDIO: *Death in the Desert*)

Later in Spring's career with the International Space Police Force, Kay was kidnapped whilst working in Chad. After being informed, Spring took it upon himself to inform Clare of this and promised her that he would undertake the mission and bring Kay home. (AUDIO: *Death in the Desert*)
G27E law enforcement drone

**G27E law enforcement drones** were used by numerous countries, including the United Kingdom, to replace police officers, such as those in the British police force.

They were smooth metal, quadrupedal and spoke in a monotone voice. After his missions on Mars, Nathan Spring was forced to take a rest period on Earth. There, he attempted to cross the street but was stopped by a G27E enforcement drone. The drone told him that he could not cross here, nor could he loiter. Upon telling the drone that he was headed to the Lotus Garden, the drone offered him directions, which Spring refused.

Later, after Ryan McGuinness was found guilty of being behind the Moonbase Killings, a G27E enforcement drone briefly woke up, downloaded some files and quickly entered sleep mode. (AUDIO: *Sins of the Father*)
Joan Devis

**Joan Devis** was the sister of Colin Devis.

During the investigation into mysterious death of a Moonbase worker, Colin Devis connected it to a secret casino, to which he was indebted. Panicking, he called Joan to tell her how much of an idiot he was, but deleted the voicemail. Instead, he told his boss, knowing it to be of importance. (AUDIO: *Grandma's Footsteps*)
Euro Shuttle

**Euro Shuttles** were a means of carrying people and cargo between the Earth, the Moonbase, Mars and the orbiting space stations.

One such shuttle was Euro Shuttle Seven, whose docking procedure was aided by Controller Stephenson of the International Space Police Force. (TV: *An Instinct for Murder*)

During the Moonbase Killings, while travelling to the MacDyne space station, Commander Nathan Spring of the ISPF expressed his relief at how easy the Euro Shuttles were to fly, especially when time was precious. (AUDIO: *Sins of the Father*)
Эвалания

**Эвалания** (англ. Evermore) — страна в игре *Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom.* Развивать это королевство практически с нуля предстоит игроку.

## История

Сбежав от заговорщиков убивших его отца, юный принц Эван заручился помощью святого защитника Мило и основал королевство на равнине Глейс. Постепенно развиваясь и налаживая дипломатические контакты с другими странами, королевство начало привлекать специалистов из разных стран. Благодаря этому, а также хорошему отношению между королем и подданными, Эвалания достигла процветания в кратчайшие сроки.

## Быт

«***Королевство улыбок***» — вот каким хотел видеть свое королевство принц. И во многом у него это получилось. В Эвалании бок о бок мирно живут представители всех рас и народов мира.

## Примечания

* Достичь 4-го уровня замка Эвалании можно только пройдя сюжет игры и посмотрев финальный экран.
S-Class space station

An **S-Class space station** was an older model of space station.

One such station was the Hattie Jacques, owned and run by Xander O'Brien as a research centre for meteorology. For the past seven years, O'Brien had been measuring solar flares. ISPF officers Paul Bailey and Colin Devis witnessed first-hand how decrepit this station was. The airlock doors were not only manual, but regularly stuck shut. O'Brien explained that these stations weren't all self-automated like the more modern ones, and that its age made it hard to find replacement parts.

Officer Bailey explained to Devis that S-Class stations had a wheel that gave the station artificial gravity, much to Devis' surprise. (AUDIO: *Dead Air*)
Moon Rover

**Moon Rovers**, also referred to as **MoRos**, (PROSE: *Star Cops*), were vehicles used by those who lived and worked on the Moon to travel upon the Moon's surface.

They were often used by the International Space Police Force to travel between bases as part of their investigations. Upon gaining their new Moonbase office, David Theroux rode a Moon Rover to the Moonbase to begin preparations for his and Nathan Spring's moving in. (TV: *Conversations with the Dead*)

Moon Rovers were also technologically advanced. When asked to visit Michael Chandri at Outpost Nine, their travel to the Outpost, aboard Moon Rover 7, was halted twice when the computer system detected Box, which it deemed an unauthorised piece of technology. It halted them again when communicating with the proximity detectors, only allowing the vehicle's engines to re-engage when Spring and Theroux proved their identification. (TV: *Intelligent Listening for Beginners*)

Whilst on a mission in a Moon Rover, Nathan Spring and Colin Devis were hailed by Pal Kenzy, who informed them of the suspicious death of Sonia Garrett. Before ending the call, Spring claimed that he was "on [his] way". (WC: *Star Cops The High Frontier*)

Moon Rovers had to be despressurised before you could leave them and they would warn you should you do it wrong. Engineer Sonia Garrett depressurised her Moon Rover before heading to do repairs on the outer airlock of Habitation Block 32A. Unbeknownst to her, her spacesuit had been tampered with. A tear in her suit caused an oxygen leak, and a faulty bridge chip caused her to not receive warnings about it. She suffocated on the surface of the Moon before she could reach her destination. (AUDIO: *Dead Air*)

During the investigation of the crashed Shuttle MTZ1986, Devis noticed an unknown person in a spacesuit helping themselves to some of the wreckage. When approached, the person physically assaulted Devis and stole his Moon Rover. This led him to commandeer Alice Okoro's, who refused to let him depart without her. They then began their pursuit of the person. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)
Michigan Wolverines

David Theroux owned a t-shirt with the symbol of an American football with the words "**Michigan Wolverines**" surrounding it. He often wore it proudly beneath his open ISPF uniform, when at the Moonbase. (TV: *Conversations with the Dead*)

## Behind the scenes

* Although not stated in the series, the Michigan Wolverines are a real-life American football team. More specifically, it's the college football team of the University of Michigan, indicating that David Theroux might have attended this university at some point in his life.
Marco Polo Airport

Dr Joseph Ntembi had taken an aeroplane to **Marco Polo Airport** as part of his journey to Venice. From there, he had taken a vaporetto. (AUDIO: *The Stuff of Life*)

## Behind the scenes

* Marco Polo was a famous Italian merchant, explorer and writer from the Republic of Venice, which is fitting for this airport in particular. He is best known for travelling the Silk Road between 1271 and 1295, and chronicling his journey in detail. At the time, this gave Westerners their best understanding of the then misunderstood East, and its ethnic cultures. Polo co-wrote *The Travels of Marco Polo* with romance writer Rustichello da Pisa, and it was published in the 13th century.
Box

**Box** was a piece of technology owned by Nathan Spring.

Box was a personalised computer created by Spring's father and was able to access information, set appointments and contact other people, as well as an array of other things. It ran on artificial intelligence, sometimes used by Spring to play out scenarios and offer him alternate points of view. However, due to Box ultimately being just a machine, it was limited in the understanding of human emotions and failed to empathise where necessary. (TV: *An Instinct for Murder* et al)

Box used Spring's voice and could access other computers. For the longest time, due to his father's incarceration and his father's company having ceased trading, Spring was certain that Box was a one-of-a-kind. However, upon investigating the Moonbase Killings, he found a second unit that was much more modern, owned by Ryan McGuinness. During these murders, Box was hacked a handful of times by the killer to send Spring notes in the style of the Ripper "Hello Boss" letters. (AUDIO: *Sins of the Father*)

During Spring's kidnap, his Box was destroyed by a terrorist group known as the Collective, (AUDIO: *Death in the Desert*) before being rebuilt in time for the investigation of the whereabouts of Alice Okoro. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*) Box's information into Nekare Contractors would prove vital in the indentification of the Collective. Interestingly, Box was unable to hack through a door during a lockdown. (AUDIO: *Grandma's Footsteps*)
Tastebud

**Tastebud**, more formally known as **glutamic tryptamine**, was a psychoactive compound that Pal Kenzy discovered on Moonbase.

Kenzy showed this finding to Commander Nathan Spring in the ISPF office. She explained that while this drug is used to enhance flavour, something welcomed by those in space who have lost their taste, it is not actually approved for use on the Moon, making it illegal. She then revealed that her only lead was in sickbay with radiation poisoning due to a faulty dosimeter. This led the two of them to discover that more people were ending up in sickbay under the same circumstances, leading to a more tricky investigation. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*)
Agatha Christie

**Agathie Christie** was an author who wrote numerous crime novels.

During his Earthside holidays during the Collective investigations, Paul Bailey had bought a first edition Agatha Christie novel from a bookshop as a gift for his mother for her birthday. Upon giving it to her, she pretended to like it. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*)
Room 3

**Room 3** was a room on Moonbase.

It was used by the International Space Police Force for interrogations. During the investigations into faulty dosimeters, Nathan Spring brought Jennifer Kyne from Procurement into Room 3 to ask her how faulty dosimeters had made it onto the Moon. Before Kyne could be of any use, the Collective's acid cake caused her to fall to the ground and violently die, nearly blinding Spring with the acid vapour in the process. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*)
Nobel Peace Prize for Medicine

The **Nobel Peace Prize for Medicine** was an award given to those who had made an outstanding achievement in medicine.

One such winner was Moonbase Coordinator Alexander Krivenko, who had received the award for his research on bone damage. This research had proved vital in allowing the human race to enter and work in space for long periods of time. (TV: *Trivial Games and Paranoid Pursuits*)

## Behind the scenes

* Awarded yearly by the Nobel Assembly, the Nobel Prize for Physiology and Medicine is made up of five separate prizes given "to those who, during the preceding year, have conferred the greatest benefit to humankind", in the words of Alfred Nobel himself.
Nairobi

**Nairobi** was a city in Africa.

Dr Joseph Ntembi was a citizen of Nairobi. After a five year drought in Nairobi, and the failings of numerous attempts to create artificial rain, Ntembi was made Head of the African Cloud Seeding Initiative, as an attempt to solve the crisis. Two weeks before the press release, Ntembi was murdered in a submarine in Venice. (AUDIO: *The Stuff of Life*)

## Behind the scenes

* Nairobi is the capital and largest city in Kenya, an African country.
Una McCormack

**Una McCormack** is a writer for *Big Finish Star Cops* range.

McCormack is also a writer for the *Doctor Who*, *Star Trek* and *Blake's 7* franchises, contributing both novels and audio stories. Her first piece of *Doctor Who* fiction was a short story, *A Time and a Place*, which was published in *Doctor Who Magazine* in 1993.

## External links

* Official Twitter account
* Official website
* **Una McCormack** at the Tardis Wiki, the *Doctor Who* wiki
* **Una McCormack** at Memory Alpha, the *Star Trek* canon wiki
* **Una McCormack** at Memory Beta, the wiki that covers all licenced *Star Trek* works
* **Una McCormack** at the *Blake's 7* wiki
James Winfield

**James Winfield** was the Controller of the Icarus space station.

## Biography

### Working aboard the Icarus

With the Earthside authorites having given the Icarus the contract to destroy space debris in order to clear the space lanes, Winfield took pride in ensuring all members of staff did their job efficiently and by the book. Many staff, however, were disgruntled with his linear views of the rules. Staff, such as laser operator Mark Robinson, saw the space debris as an opportunity to make money, as the debris contained rare metals and minerals that they could sell Earthside for profit. When his fellow workers, including union leader Kathy Marshall proposed this scheme, Winfield shot the idea down straight away, with it being against the contract.

During his time at the Icarus, a stolen Moon Tours shuttle was hijacked and sent on a collision course with the station. With seconds to go, he and Marshall managed to use the laser to redirect the shuttle, sending it crashing on the surface of the Moon. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)

### The Disappearance of Mark Robinson

During a period of striking from the staff of the Icarus, laser operator Mark Robinson disappeared. This was mysterious due to the fact that there was no log of anybody arriving at or leaving the Icarus. This led to an investigation by Acting Chief Superintendent Pal Kenzy, of the International Space Police Force. After Kenzy's thorough search of the space station, she reached the conclusion that Robinson must have been kidnapped, much to the suprise of Winfield, who refuted the idea at first. He claimed it to be impossible. Kenzy also uncovered the fact that the paper logs for the laser did not match the logs within the laser itself, meaning that someone, perhaps Robinson, was forging the records and stating that the laser had destroyed items when it had not.

It became clear to Commander Nathan Spring of the International Space Police Force that the Robinson case was clearly connected to the murder of Jacob Depard, and the crashing of the Moon Tours shuttle. It was uncovered by the ISPF that Robinson, Marshall and other members of the team had been working alongside the criminal organisation known as The Red Core, to forge the laser records, pick up the space debris, and split all profit. Marshall pulled out a gun and shot Winfield in cold blood in front of Kenzy. Taking her hostage, she explained that the team got a better offer from a rival gang called The Collective, and then when Robinson had refused their offer, they had kidnapped him, claiming that they would keep him safe. It soon became clear that they had lied, after finding Robinson's dead body in a store room.

On the Moon, it was discovered that when Robinson had refused, The Collective had sent mercenary Torsten Arthurton to kill all those who has ties with the investigation. It became clear soon, that Robinson had been murdered by The Collective, and Marshall was soon taken into custody, not long before her own murder at the hands of Athurton. (AUDIO: *Hostile Takeover*)
Bone

Bone is a background/supporting character that appears in one(1) roleplay. So far.

## History

Bone grew up in Novum Pergameni with his brother, Spike, and Lyco. Due to being mistakenly being put in a non-AP class, he met most of his friends(Vortex, Luis, Ares, etc.) halfway through second grade after being transferred to an AP class(Coincidentally, the same class Spike and his friends were in).

Blaze's arrival didn't effect him too much(aside from the fact that there's a new person in his friend group) and Vortex's death hit him much harder than Blaze's(He did only know Blaze for maybe a year or two, after all.) Unlike his brother, Bone kept sitting at the same lunch table with the few people that did the same(though he did sometimes sit with Spike when his day was going particularly bad) and his grades stayed fairly unchanged(though they did lower a bit the week after Blaze and Vortex died).

His grades suffered a bit when Lyco died, and he and Spike had to stay at a friend's house for a while(No other family members were available.)

He later graduated high school and college, going on to work as a manager of a homeowner's association(Google is your friend!), though he moved to a different one after the Barrier broke and people were moving out.
Guy Adams

**Guy Adams** (born 6 January 1976) is a writer and actor. He also acted as co-script editor alongside Andrew Smith. He has written numerous *Star Cops* audio stories for Big Finish Productions. He also writes for other science fiction franchises such as *Doctor Who* and *Torchwood*. He is married to fellow writer AK Benedict.

## Production credits

### Writer

* *Star Cops: Mother Earth 1*
	+ *The Thousand Ton Bomb*
* *Star Cops: Mother Earth 2*
	+ *Dead and Buried*
* *Star Cops: Mars Part 1*
	+ *Whatever Happened to Gary Rice*?

### Script editor

With Andrew Smith:

* *Star Cops: Mother Earth 1*
* *Star Cops: Mars Part 1*
* *Star Cops: Mars Part 2*

## External links

* Official Twitter account
* **Guy Adams** at Tardis Wiki

## Footnotes

1. ↑ People Pill
2. ↑ Twitter
Paton

**Professor Paton** was the Moonbase Coordinator during the Daedalus crisis.

## Biography

Professor Paton was a human biologist with an interest in cryonics. When Paton was refused a licence for human experimentation, he took up the position of Moonbase Coordinator on the Moon. (TV: *Conversations with the Dead*)

During the Daedalus crisis, which saw the spaceship Daedalus' seemingly infallable computer go haywire and send the crew aboard on a trajectory outside of the solar system, Paton came up with a plan to save the crew. This plan saw the crew entering the suspended animation pods on board, while the ship blows one of the airlocks, altering the ship's trajectory back into the solar system.

After doing his research into Paton, International Space Police Force Commander Nathan Spring returned to the Moonbase, following his Earthside investigation into the murder of Lee Jones, with a copy of the Brussels Accord on Animal and Human Experimentation, which outlined the laws surrounding experimentation on humans and animals. He also made Paton aware that he knew full well about his rejected licence. Spring put it to Paton that he sabotaged the computer and caused the need for the crew to enter the suspended animation pods, knowing that should it be a success, Paton would be famous.

Regardless of Paton's denials and his threats of getting Spring removed from his position, Spring made it clear that should the crew of the Daedalus go ahead with any forms of legal prosecutions against Paton, he would be fully backing them. (TV: *Conversations with the Dead*)

Paton was removed from his position and replaced with Alexander Krivenko. (TV: *Trivial Games and Paranoid Pursuits*)

## Personality

On the face of it, Paton was a kind, hardworking man. However, the mask dropped when Nathan Spring drew close to the truth. He was ruthless and quick to draw out his threats. He seemed to view innocent human life as insignificant where science and his career were concerned. He was also very arrogant, claiming that his name and position alone were enough to get Spring removed from his position with the ISPF. Paton also found lying very easy, claiming that he was expected on Mars as part of his cover story against Spring's suggestion of involvement with the Daedalus crisis. However, ultimately, he could not match the wit and instinct of Spring, who saw right through him, partially due to him being good in his field, and also due to his current personal crisis that had left him colder.

## Other information

* Paton, was played by Alan Downer, is the first Moonbase Coordinator that we are introduced to as the audience. It also made us aware that anyone that Nathan and the crew come across could be a villain in their cases, which we see throughout the television and audio series.
Gary Downie

**Gary Downie** (17 July 1940 - 19 January 2006) was the production manager for the *Star Cops* television series.

Downie was also well known in his career for multiple other projects, including his impact on *Doctor Who*, where he was assistant floor manager and production manager for the Classic series, as well as the production manager for its thirtieth anniversary special *Dimensions in Time*. He was also assistant floor manager for *All Creatures Great and Small*, which starred Peter Davison, who would later become the Fifth Doctor.

## Personal life

Downie's was the partner of *Doctor Who* series producer John Nathan-Turner.

## Death

After a long battle with cancer, Downie died on 19 January 2006. His obituary was written by Fiona Hughes, who he, Nathan-Turner and friend Ian Fraser had collaborated with to form Teynham Productions, a theatre group specialising in pantomime.

## External links

* **Gary Downie** at the Tardis Wiki
* **Gary Downie** at the Internet Movie Database
Маддок

**Маддок** (англ. *Crispin*) — персонаж из игры «Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom». Он является одним из подданных королевства Эвалания.

## Описание

Владеет искусной техникой вышивки. Улучшает работу швейной мастерской.

## Навыки

* Мастер:  35;  85;  0;  0.
* Эксперт:  50;  95;  0;  0.

## История

### Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom

Присоединяется в пятой главе, после выполнения 38 задания, которое развернётся в прибрежном городке Фордевинд. Дотошный знаток своего дела, будет служить только такому же фанатику обуви каким и является он сам.
Lynsey Murrell

**Lynsey Murrell** is a voice artist for the Big Finish *Star Cops* series. She is best known as the voice of Alice Okoro, former-employee of Wolfe International, turned Star Cop.

## Credits

### Actor

* *Star Cops: The High Frontier 1*
	+ *Hostile Takeover*
	+ *Death in the Desert*
* *Star Cops: The High Frontier 2*
	+ *Old Flame, New Fire*
	+ *Grandma's Footsteps*
	+ *Escape and Evasion*
* *Star Cops: Blood Moon*

## External links

* **Lynsey Murrell** at the Internet Movie Database
* Official Twitter account
* Official Instagram account
* Tardis Wiki article
Noughts & Crosses

***Noughts & Crosses*** was a novel.

Paul Bailey stumbled across a first edition copy of *Noughts & Crosses* during his Earthside holiday to Liverpool. He searched for the right gift for his mother's birthday before settling on an Agatha Christie novel. (AUDIO: *Old Flame, New Fire*)

## Behind the scenes

* *Noughts & Crosses* is a series of young adult action and adventure novel series written by Malorie Blackman. The series was set in an alternate version of human history with the roles of slavery reversed. It saw the abolishment of slavery having happened years ago, but apartheid very much being alive. The Crosses (the dark-skinned races) controlled what the Noughts (the light-skinned people) could and couldn't do.
Gunter Stein

**Gunter Stein** was a technician aboard the *Charles de Gaulle* space station. (PROSE: *An Instinct for Murder*)

Stein was doing a routine outside structural inspection when he was ambushed by two other astronauts. One of them held him, while the other punctured his suit, causing him to rapidly lose oxygen. This resulted in his suffocation. While the files stated this was one of a handful of recent unfortunate but accidental deaths, David Theroux of the International Space Police Force, not agreeing with the computer's conclusions, went out of his way to prove otherwise. (TV: *An Instinct for Murder*)