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Fyargathaaark865blububurgh$1gkzo

**Fyargathaaark865blububurgh$1gkzo** was a young space behemoth.

Xe once played with xir “da”'s chemistry set, which, due to the eldritch and powerful nature of all involved, was one possible starting point of the Rifts epidemic which once threatened the Multiverse. As they travelled from world to world to find a way to stop the Rifts Crisis, Pythagoras-858 and Jenny Everywhere found Fyargathaaark865blububurgh and made xem promise to their momma not to do anything like this again.

However, this did not stop or slow down the ongoing Rifts Crisis, any more than a number of other suspected starting points of the Crisis being righted. Jenny and Pythe eventually came to the conclusion that the true culprits of the Rifts Crisis were not the originator(s) of the Rifts, but rather the faction who had been accidentally worsening them: the Consistency Imperium. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)
Goblin

**Goblins** were supernatural humanoid beings often associated with causing mischief. Their nature varied greatly from one world to the next.

## History

### In Dimension Epsilon Five

Goblins were the native intelligent species of the planet Thrash, (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*) located in Dimension Epsilon Five. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*) They lived in harmony with the natural world of their planet. There existed several peaceful Goblin civilisations over the aeons. After the Wellsians took control of the planet using the Crystal of Thrash, they enslaved most of the Goblins, though resistance fighters existed in the wilderness beyond the areas that the New Wellsian Empire controlled directly. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

### Universe visited by Abúi

In one fantasy universe, the King of the magical kingdom that included the city of Little Noodlington appeared to be a goblin, being a short humanoid with green skin, a long pointy nose, and large pointy ears. (COMIC: *Enchanted*)

### In the Strange and Wonderful House

The “highest of goblins” were tasked with caring for the dry ice surrounding the locked golden gate at the pinnacle of the Stairwell of the Strange and Wonderful House. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Stairwell*) When there were rumbling of the lawn gnomes installing an Elevator in the House to bypass the impossible stairwell, their “threats and warnings” became “rather harsh”, foretelling doom for any residents of the House who tried to “zip up to the top too quickly”. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *Elevator*) The Master of the House had to carry out negotiations with the Goblin King, and requested a special bottle of memory-wine from the Cellar to make them pleasant. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Cellar*)

### Universe of the Labyrinth

In one reality, Jareth, of the Unseelie Fae, was the “Goblin King” of the Labyrinth, a mysterious magical structure inhabited by a variety of Goblins such as the Fireys. He did not appear to be considered a Goblin himself. (PROSE: *Everywhere's The Thing!*)

### In the Prime Universe

In the Prime Universe, goblins were a type of corporeal spirits, who normally resided in the Spirit Realm. Like any other kind of spirit, goblins of the Spirit Realm could only linger on the corporeal plane in the universe to which they were anchored, *or* by possessing a vessel on a different universe. On Halloween 2019, the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids and Madame Tarsa faced and ultimately defeated the Great Ghost's legion, which had escaped from the Spirit Realm and included goblins among many other spirits. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Gnatling

**Gnatlings** were a species of short humanoids, considered part of the Little People.

Some Gnatlings were among the non-Gnomes who had been allowed to join the Secret League of the Orange-Bearded Gnomes by the time Jenny Everywhere stumbled into their secret meeting place, alongside Leprechauns, Lutins and other such beings. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

   The Gnome-like Gnatlings originated in the 1987 Scrooge McDuck comic story *Crazy Christmas on Bear Mountain*.
Donald Duck

The **“hapless” friend** of an inventor from the Prime Earth, described by Bibliophile-962 as some kind of waterfowl, travelled through the Time Vortex with the scientist in a three-wheeled time machine he'd invented. The machine once fell through a dimensional warp and into the Void Between Worlds and lost a vital component. The inventor stayed at the Interdimensional Tavern to guard the machine while his friend went off an adventure through the Void to locate the missing piece. While waiting at the Tavern, the inventor met Bibliophile-962 of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, who recorded the encounter in the Cupid Fact File on the Tavern that he wrote about a week later. (PROSE: *The Interdimensional Tavern*)

In the 925th Universe, “Dollar Duck” existed as one of the sidekicks of Mammon Mouse, the Wilt Dibbsy Corporation's mascot. (PROSE: *Who Laws the Lawyers?*)

## Behind the scenes

The inventor mentioned in *The Interdimensional Tavern* is strongly suggested to be Disney Comics' Gyro Gearloose, with his hapless friend being Donald Duck and the time machine being the Time Coupe.

After an update to *The Interdimensional Tavern*, the “lawyer-friendly” implied cameos of Gyro and Donald were removed and replaced with a new anecdote about Bibliophile meeting the Time Traveller from H. G. Wells's *The Time Machine*.
God

Many realities were home to powerful entities referred to as **Gods**, who were often worshipped or otherwise considered to have domains and patronages.

The Abstracts were sometimes considered gods, their technology “godtech”. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

Grandmaster Awndisk claimed that Jenny Everywhere herself “achieved godhood” in at least one incarnation. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*, *My Bloody Valentine*)

At any rate, many versions of her encountered gods, such as one Jenny's encounter with Pan during a trip to Greece in one universe. (COMIC: *Holiday Pandemonium*)

On another occasion a Jenny and her boyfriend encountered the Hindu god Shiva when she accidentally shifted into his personal heaven. (*COMIC: Soulless Mate*)

The Embodiments of the Void were considered “elder gods”, with Lord Thymon being once referred to as a “Time-God” and an “ancient god”, as well as a demon. (PROSE: *Family Business*) Jenny Everywhere once described the Embodiments as “the eldritch gods of the void”. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)

In the Prime Universe, Zeus once ruled over the Gods of Olympus. In the 7th century, with the rise of Christianity proving impossible to counter, the Olympians ultimately met up and decided to all formally retire. These Gods had various powers including the ability to know when their name or image was being invoked. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)

Many in the Multiverse worshipped a singular entity referred to as simply “God”. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*) According to one account, despite all the variations in the Multiverse, “five entities remain in each possible Earth world. Gravity, "God," numerical facts, the self organizing principle of nature, and Jenny Everywhere.” (COMIC: *The Freak Issue*)

In the Collapsed Cosmos, the culture of the Orcs with whom Jenny Everywhere teamed up to steal the Legendary Time Crystal revolved around the malevolent God which had created them, and against whom they had then rebelled. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Ginger (Adventurers and Heroes)

## Ginger

In one universe, **Ginger** was an Elf Ranger active in the modern day, and a member of O.O.P..

## Description

### Physical appearance

Ginger was a thin Elf with very long, pointed ears, long blond hair with a widow's peak, green eyes, and extremely pale skin, which became more flushed on the nose and the tips of his ears. He wore brown, leather hunting gear. (COMIC: *Adventurers and Heroes*)

### Personality

Ginger was openly snobbish. He carried a lollipop in his quiver alongside his arrows, suggesting he had a sweet tooth. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

### Powers & abilities

Ginger was an archer, (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*) although he was spectacularly bad at sniping, by his own admission. (COMIC: *Eyes of the Hawk*) He also claimed to have the ability to “track a hobo from 10 miles away”. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

## Biography

   After the Pope was abducted by impoverished Lich Emperor Junter, a team of adventurers gathered to rescue him. Among them was Ginger. They gathered, not having met before, at the apartment building where Junter lived with Ibdis; (COMIC: *Adventurers and Heroes*) there, the Paladin Creed, declaring himself team leader, made the introductions. Ginger expressed his skepticism when Creed insisted that Bob, apparently just an inanimate balloon, was actually a “vicious rogue”. (COMIC: *Look At His Dead Eyes*)

   After Bob's attempt on Junter's life failed, (COMIC: *What Primal Helium?*) it fell to Ginger to attempt to snipe Junter. Despite getting a clear shot, he failed spectacularly, with his arrow somehow arcing backwards to hit Sam, O.O.P.'s Wizard. The Elf sheepishly admitted to being a “really bad sniper”. (COMIC: *Eyes of the Hawk*)

Ultimately, he fled with the rest of O.O.P. out of awkwardness when Junter pointed out the group's lack of diversity. (COMIC: *You Disgust Me!*, *Twist!*)
Fourth Doctor (Third Universe)

The Third Universe's **version of the Fourth Doctor**, an incarnation of the Doctor, was notorious for the long scarf he wore.

When one Jenny first took her boyfriend to the Restaurant, one of the only patrons who did not appear to be incarnations of Jenny herself was a “bushy-haired European guy playing with a yoyo”. (PROSE: *Second Date*)

At some point, a Jenny travelled up and down the Doctor's timelines. She first met the Fourth Doctor, nabbing his scarf. (PROSE: *Ace Rules OK!*, *Photo shoot*)

## External links

* ***Fourth Doctor* on Tardis, the *Doctor Who* Wiki**
Gargoyles and Daisies (comic story)

## *Gargoyles and Daisies*

***Gargoyles and Daisies*** was officially the twenty-eighth comic strip of the *Necroomies* webcomic (but only the twenty-third counting the *A Letter From Beyond* serialised narrative as a single entry). Like the rest of the webcomic, it was created by Jonathan Reich. Although it brought an effective end to the immediate then-ongoing storyline of Junter and Ibdis looking for a new apartment, it does not appear that Reich intended it to be the comic's final end, but it was ultimately the last *Necroomies* strip ever released.

The strip's header bore the title ***Daisies and Gargoyles***, in contrast with the page's name itself.

## Contents

### Plot

Junter and Ibdis arrive at their new home, noticing the strange decor: the façade has stone gargoyles, but the ominous effect is undercut by one of them holding a bunch of daisies, and the other a “Welcome, Roomies” sign.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

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

### Continuity

* This story concludes the thread begun in COMIC: *Real Estate-Related Pun* of Junter and Ibdis apartment-hunting.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Gargoyles and Daisies* is available online on the *Necroomies* website.
Egypt

In Reality Z-25 31-H, after Alexander the Great's death, the Philosopher's Stone he had claimed during the conquest of Persia passed to Ptolemy of **Egypt**. It would remain with his descendants until Cleopatra came under threat by Augustus, whereupon Cleopatra's handmaid sent the Stone “down the Nile” to safety. (COMIC: *Nula! Naked and Alone!*)
General Directorate for Internal Security

The **General Directorate for Internal Security** was one of several organisations which, seeking to bring Jenny Everywhere in for questioning and jointly put up a 'Wanted' poster for her, whose efficacy was lessened by the fact that they did not know about Jenny Everywhere's multi-dimensional nature and thus found the contradictory nature of eyewitness reports about her appearance utterly baffling. (PROSE: *Wanted for Questioning*)

## Behind the scenes

Being a real organisation, the General Directorate for Internal Security is functionally in the public domain as a potential element of fictional narratives.
Ghost (Insert quarter to play)

In one universe, **Ghosts** were eight-bit, digital beings which existed in a variety of colors. They threatened to overrun their world's system, but were prevented from doing so, again and again, by Jenny Everywhere, who, by consuming a particular type of digital pellet, could hunt down and eat the ghosts. Rather than kill them, this forced them back to their cage to rematerialize. After one such defeat, the ghosts swore vengeance on Jenny, vowing to best her one day. (COMIC: *Insert quarter to play*)

## Behind the scenes

The Ghosts are transparently the ghost enemies from the classic arcade game Pac-Man.
Governing Council

## The Governing Council

The **Governing Council** was an organisation which existed within the telepathic network connecting all incarnations of Jenny Everywhere.

Led by three incarnations of the Shifter who went by “Jen”, “Julie” and “Jenny” respectively, the Governing Council served as a central government for the infinity of incarnations of the Shifter. They had the capacity to use their shifting abilities to forcibly pull the minds of specific incarnations into the mindscape, halting whatever they were doing, and to tap into the Infinite to see any possible future.

Among other things, the Council used this ability to censure aberrant incarnations who became too violent or even evil for the other Jennies to be able to condone their behaviour. The incarnation at fault would be brought to the mindscape before the Council for trial (with a “Defence Jenny” and a “defence Jenny” joining the three magistrates). If a Jenny was found guilty, her mind would be forcibly shifted into a different universe and body, given a chance to start afresh, while a new Jenny would be assigned to take over where she'd left off. (COMIC: *Governing Council*)
George Washington

In one universe, Junter once attempted to conquer the world by disrupting history, sending an assassin back in time to kill the “**first President of the U.S.**”. This assassin was an anthropomorphic cherry who was personally motivated to seek “revenge” on the President in question. (COMIC: *MechaGiantJunterling*)

## Behind the scenes

A popular, if apocryphal, story about the youth of first historical American President George Washington involves him hacking down a cherry tree.
Frankenstein's Monster

**Frankenstein's Monster** was an artificial humanoid created by Baron Frankenstein, his first and most famous experiment in imbuing dead flesh with new, artificial life.

## Description

### Physical appearance

In at least one universe, the Monster appeared as a tall, broad-shouldered humanoid with a curiously angular head, black hair, with bolts on his neck and a sewn-up scar running diagonally across his face. (COMIC: *Real Estate-Related Pun*)

## Biography

### Herman Munster

In at least one universe, Frankenstein's Monster eventually stumbled his way into a peaceful, ordinary life in a suburban house, under the name of “Herman Munster”, after marrying a vampire. The two had a son, Eddie, who somehow turned out as a werewolf. The Lich Junter visited their house, among others, when trying to find himself and Ibdis a new place to live, but although he complimented Herman's scar, which resembled his own. (COMIC: *Real Estate-Related Pun*)

### In Frankenstein's World

In one world, the Baron later described his “first monster” as having been ‘born’ with “an adult mind” but “a newborn soul”. Extremely intelligent, but ignorant of the world, he had lashed out in fear against an unfamiliar universe, digging himself in deeper and ending up retreating to a criminal lifestyle. He ultimately attempted to kill Baron Frankenstein, but, in that particular world, was unsuccessful. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

### In the Prime Universe

There existed a popular image of the Monster as laid down on a slab, chained down at the wrists and ankles. Loki bound to his Rune Stone appeared reminiscent of this image, despite a lack of resemblance between the two men otherwise. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

## Behind the scenes

The spoof version of Frankenstein's Monster who went by Herman Munster, who made an unnamed, unlicensed cameo in the *Necroomies* comic strip *Real Estate-Related Pun*, originates in the franchise *The Munsters*.

## External links

* ***Frankenstein's monster* on Wikipedia**
* ***Herman Munster* on the *Munster Wiki***
* ***Herman Munster* on Wikipedia**
Fashionistas

In one universe, the **Fashionistas** were the outlaw band of Amber Kelly, based in the ghost-town of Showdown on Planet 19-1-14-4. Like their leader, they took pride in being dressed to the nines while committing crimes such as train and bank robberies, hence the name. They scattered after Jenny Everywhere trounced Kelly in a duel and arrested her. (PROSE: *The Showdown*)
Geometrons' Holiday (comic story)

## *Geometrons' Holiday*

***Geometrons' Holiday*** was a one-panel *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* comic written and drawn by Lupan Evezan as the December 2nd entry in the series' 2019 Advent Calendar.

## Contents

### Plot

Dropping in on the Euclidean Plane, Larrikin-1029 leaves behind his usual trail of mischief in the form of rearranging Geometrons into Christmas ornaments, with a Stelloid finding itself atop a Christmas tree, three Spheroids piled up into a snowman, and a Tangular wrapped like a present.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The comic takes place in the Euclidean Plane.

### Continuity

* The Geometrons are depicted using artwork recycled from VIDEO: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* and the original version of GAME: *Cupid Chaos!*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The story is available on the official *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* wordpress site. It is also uploaded here with permission.
Frey

According to Tero Trollgarsson, **Frey** was the Norse Pantheon's “God of Summer”. He resided in Alfheim, or “Elf-Land”. After hearing a prophecy that urged them to seek the “Enemy of Winter”, Pythagoras-858 and Juliet-178 considered whether Frey could be the one they wanted, but decided against it, eventually figuring out that they were looking for Logi, the God of Fire. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

## Behind the scenes

The Frey, or Freyr, of real-world Norse Mythology is not formally the God of Summer, although he is associated with “sunshine, fair weather, and good harvests”. He is usually depicted as the brother, and sometimes lover, of Freyja, and as one of the Vanir. He is indeed the lord of Alfheim, gifted to him by the other gods as a teething present.
Great Webcomic Crossover Wars of 2007

The **Great Webcomic Crossover Wars of 2007** were an event which some parties in the Collapsed Cosmos suggested had been the cause of the collapse of the Multiverse. However, this was only one theory. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

This presumably refers to the events of *The Crossing Over Worlds*.
Fortress of Evening

The **Fortress of Evening** (COMIC: *Meanwhile, On Earth*, *Symbiote Surprise*) was the spacious home of Captain Evening in New York City. (COMIC: *Tales To Behold*)

Following the formation of the Captain's team, the Odds, the Fortress served as a home base for the entire team. In their absence, Professor Madison and Rodney Rabbit occasionally “house-sat” for the Captain. (COMIC: *Meanwhile, On Earth*)

It had a belltower with a genuine bell. (COMIC: *For Whom The Toll Bells*, *Symbiote Surprise*)
Graack'shelm

**Graack'shelm**, Chapman of Fear, was among the people and groups who bid for the venom of the Wyrm of Loki when the Prime Universe's Sigyn decided to auction it off. Like the other bidders, he dissipated like smoke, sent back to his own dimension, after Tero Trollgarsson rendered the auction moot by drinking all the venom, leading Sigyn to interrupt the spell she was using to summon them all. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

## Behind the scenes

Graack'shelm, Chapman of Fear was an eldritch abomination acquaintance of Lord Thymon's introduced in the verse story *Lord Thymon's Christmas Escapade*, published as part of *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*'s Advent Calendar concurrently with the serialised release of *The Winter Quests*.
Goatse

“**Goatse**” was the name of an extremely offensive meme which existed in some universes. One version of Jenny Everywhere believed that the sandy-haired man had invented a meme even more offensive than “goatse”, justifying the summoning of herself and many other Jennies to his universe to cow him into apologising. This was, however, only one of many guesses. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)
Gargantuan

**Gargatuan** was a giant humanoid from Reality Z-25 31-H and a member of the Protectors, one of the most prestigious superhero teams of that universe's Earth.

The Protectors arrived late to the battle against the Cosmic Solution and, hubristically refusing to listen to the advice of the Odds who had gotten there before them, they attacked the robot at full power, not realising that it simply absorbed the energy from the impacts and used it to grow in size and power itself. When the saw it growing to giant size in response, the rigid-minded team leader XYZ-2000 suggested that they do the opposite of their earlier tactic — namely, “stand around doing nothing”. The Solution proceeded to reduce the entire team to piles of ashes before the eyes of the Odds. In the end, the robot left of its own accord after being ordered to do so by another agent of the Cosmic Order. (COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*)

What appeared to be a reborn Gargantuan returned as part of the New Protectors when they inexplicably emerged. (COMIC: *Epilogue to Destruction*)
First Doctor

## The First Doctor

The **First Doctor** was a version of the Doctor who existed in multiple universes — appearing as an old man with long white hair.

## Biography

### On a spaceship

**See main article: *First Doctor (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)***
In one universe, during an *Among Us*-like scenario where death occurred and people were accused of being the "Imposter", the First Doctor was present alongside his granddaughter Susan Foreman (COMIC: *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*) and behind Peter Griffin as he accused Green. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, *Among Us ft. Dr. Who*)

### Glimpsed by Wednesday Addams

**See main article: *First Doctor (Wednesday and the Doctor)***
When Wednesday Addams entered the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS in one universe, she had psychic visions of some his other selves, including an “old man” accompanied by “a teenage girl”. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Doctor*)

## Behind the scenes

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1963's *An Unearthly Child*.

## External links

* ***Second Doctor* on Tardis, the *Doctor Who* Wiki**
Fish'n'Ship

The ***Fish'n'Ship*** was the name the Faction of the Fooling Fish eventually gave to the tachyonic sailing ship (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*) that they stole from the Consistency Palatium on the day of the Imperium's fall.

Using their newly-acquired ship, they brought Marksmanship-522, Tracker-764, Bibliophile-962 and Pythagoras-858 back to the Cupid Homeworld. The ship was photographed by Nadar-124 materialising in the Homeworld, with the picture ending up on the front page of *The Cupid Courier*. By then, the Fish had hoisted their own flag to the mast, (PROSE: *Rifts Crisis Officially Over!*) a “yellow-orange banner” emblazoned with a fish symbol. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)

The Faction would later use their newly-acquired multiversal sailing ship to play all kinds of practical jokes on residents of the Void and other dimensions, including Jenny. (PROSE: *Multiversal Mischief*) They eventually named their ship the *Fish'n'Ship*. In Decemeber 2021, CS-NA landed aboard the Ship by chance while using his Dematerialisation Engine with random coordinates. The Faction convinced him to help them steer their ship past a treacherous dimensional barrier and into a heavily-warded pocket universe which they named Dimension Zeta-32-Orangepeel-Grbbrzkwlkglb. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Dimension 77

**Dimension 77** was a universe where, although humanity had largely forgotten it by the 21st century, “the old tales [were] true”, with such creatures as Leprechauns and Brownies being a reality. For example, one version of Jenny Everywhere was acquainted with the Lurigadawne of Tipperary, native to this dimension. (PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere*)
George Wilson

Jenny Over-There of the Multidimensional Finders Service once took a phone call from a “**very distressed man'**” who was looking for a Mr Gatsby. Assuming the caller was a friend of Gatsby's, Jenny informed him that Gatsby appeared to be in his swimming pool and also that the door to his house was unlocked. (PROSE: *Open Sourcing*)

## Behind the scenes

“Mr Gatsby” is the titular protagonist of the public-domain novel *The Great Gatsby*. The humour of the aside about Gatsby in *Open Sourcing* lies in the fact that as per the plot of the novel, the caller appears to have been George Wilson, a man wrongly blaming Gatsby for the death of his wife, who will go on to use Jenny's information to break into Gatsby's house and murder Gatsby.
Grober

**Grober** was Jenny Over-There's childhood cat in the 925th Universe.

Grober had “orange fur”, “long whiskers” and a “weird meowing that sort of sounded like a lawnmower”.

In or around 2012, Jenny's fourteen-year-old cousin Marietta, who had been getting into occultism, was convinced by Nyarlathotep to sacrifice the cat in a ritual to summon Yog-Sothoth (which didn't work the way he'd claimed he would in the first place). Jenny was shocked and heartbroken, avoiding Marietta for a decade; her reaction snapped Marietta to her senses and she likewise spent the subsequent decade regretting the deed and trying to atone for it by using her powers for good as “Lady Satan”. Eventually, for Christmas 2022, she managed to acquire a magic coin that would allow her and Jenny to travel to the Underworld to find and resurrect Grober, which finally got Jenny to forgive her. (PROSE: *A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas*)
Frog Mayor

## The Frog Mayor

The **Frog Mayor** of Wild West Town was one of the living toys who resided in Madame Tarsa's dimensionally-transcendental Toybox, located in her Workshop.

## Description

### Physical appearance

The Frog Mayor appeared as a rubber, anthropomorphic frog (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*) wearing a top hat. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

### Personality

The Mayor was a helpful and easygoing individual for the most part, and was genuinely concerned about the wellbeing of his small township. This involved both a level of concern about the safety of the inhabitants, (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*, *The Time of the Toymaker*) and endless amounts of pride over the town, which he constantly tried to render attractive to largely nonexistent tourists. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*) However, he was keen to keep it as it was, which included keeping the existence of the outside world a secret from the other denizens. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)

### Powers & abilities

In accordance with his shape as a frog, the Mayor was capable of very tall leaps. This meant he was the only resident of Wild West Town who could reach the exit into the rest of the Toymaker's Labyrinth. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)

## Biography

When Larrikin-1029 and Pessimist-242 ended up in Wild West Town as they made their way through the Toymaker's Labyrinth, they were briefly mistaken for new members of the Plush Posse by the Sheriff. After the real outlaws made their escape, pursued by the Sheriff, the two Cupids spoke with the frantic Frog Mayor about the possibility of staying in town indefinitely, since the door was too high for them to go through again. However, after a few minutes' conversation with them, the Mayor came to believe that they were too annoying to keep around, as they might drive the population of the Town into the desert just to avoid them. As a result, the Mayor went back on his prior claim that he knew nothing of the world beyond the desert and fetched them a ladder so they could go back through the door. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)

The Mayor seemed rarely to leave the Town, but was still aware of other parts of the world inside the Toybox, such as the Christmas Toyland, which he was able to describe to Juliet-178, Arganthone-056 and Jenny Everywhere when they visited the Toybox in December 2020, seeking a way to unfreeze Tarsa herself from a block of magical ice. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Focus Lotus blossom

The **Focus Lotus blossom** was a flower cultivated by Jenny Everywhere in one universe on “a remote antipodean island”.

Residue from this blossom could be distilled into a chemical which “shifted one's brain properties from a state of funfair-induced erratic grasping-for-immediate-sensory-pleasures to an uncharacteristic stateof constant and sustained focus”, ideal for experiencing a particularly great circus performance. (COMIC: *The Freak Issue*)
Frankenstein-818's Castle

**Frankenstein-818's Castle**, sometimes known as simply **Frankenstein Castle**, was a castle in the Cupid Homeworld, belonging as its name implied to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' resident Mad Scientist, Frankenstein-818.

It was “infamously dangerous and booby-trapped”. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Gourmand-705

**Gourmand-705** was a Clockwork Cherub and member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. At some point in the Rifts Crisis, Gourmand attempted to see if Rifts “tasted good with jam” and reported that they did not. (PROSE: *Rifts Crisis Officially Over!*) At the interdimensional Christmas party organised in the Cupid Homeworld by CS-NA, Gourmand discussed “the latest innovations in interdimensional cooking” with SERIAL CODE 000000234, the chef of the Interdimensional Tavern. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

Traditional Christmas carols known to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids by 2019, presumably from the Prime Universe, included *Hark! The Herald Angels Sing* as well as ***God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen***, *O Come All Ye Faithful*, *Deck the Halls*, and *We Wish You a Merry Christmas*. (PROSE: *The Copper-Colored Cupids go Caroling*)
Gilgamesh

**Gilgamesh** was one of the mythical figures who took refuge in the hitherto-interdimensional Red Lion Inn in the Collapsed Cosmos. When Jenny Everywhere and Glendalf arrived at the Inn, she saw him in the middle of an arm-wrestling match with Achilles. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

Gilgamesh was a legendary Sumerian king and the protagonist of the *Epic of Gilgamesh*, one of the oldest surviving works of written literature in human history. He was depicted therein as a demigod with supernatural strength.
Gnome/Appearances

This is a **list of appearances by one or more gnomes**.

## Prose

### *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*

* PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries* (2019)
* PROSE: *The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies* (2019)
* PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids in Oz* (2019)
* PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere and the Lord of Hell* (2020)
* PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel* (2020)
* PROSE: *The Winter Quests* (2021)
* PROSE: *The Interlude of Jenny Everywhere* (2022)

### Ficly

* PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House* (2011-2014)

### Scott Sanford

* PROSE: *Pit Stop* (2021-2022) (mentioned)
* PROSE: *Cleaning Day* (2022) (mentioned)

## Comics

### *The Bare Pit*

* COMIC: *Enchanted* (2006-2007)
* COMIC: *The Nicest Place in the Universe* (2014)

### *Necroomies*

* COMIC: *The Last One Did Have A Jacuzzi* (2014) (mentioned)

### *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*

* COMIC: *The Beginner's Guide to Multiversal Theory* (2022)
Frog (Family Business)

Jenny Nowhere once summoned a “very confused **frog**” into the mouth of Sophie Everytime as a mean way to stop her talking, in the manner of a fairy-tale witch. After escaping from Sophie's cage, the frog left a stain of mucus on one of Nowhere's maps of Nowhere Island before bounding away. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Grant Balfour

**Grant Balfour** wrote the early Jenny Everywhere story COMIC: *By The Book*, which was illustrated by Withiel S. Black, as well as the script for the never-completed story COMIC: *Spores of Doom*, which was illustrated by Paul McCann. Balfour also created an untitled Jenny comic strip which was only released in 2019.
Gertrude

In at least one universe, **Gertrude** was a Valkyrie.

## Description

### Physical appearance

In at least one universe, Gertrude had long blond hair and blue eyes, which flashed yellow when she was angry about something. She otherwise looked very similar to her constant companion Brunhilda. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*) They habitually wore golden, bikini-like “armour” and matching winged helmets. (COMIC: *Caper 2014 Bikini Babes*)

### Personality

Of herself and Brunhilda, Gertrude was the “ditizer”, more excitable one, spending most of her time getting the two of them roped into reckless shenanigans. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

### Powers & abilities

Gertrude's eyes flashed glowing yellow when she was angry, hinting at her supernatural nature. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

## Bigraphy

### In Gertrude and Brunhilda's world

In one universe, Brunhilda and Gertrude were a pair of disgraced Valkyries, left to wander the modern world — although Gertrude claimed to have once been a queen. After losing all their belongings in a casino, they got a lucky break in the form of an invitation to Kokotomo Island. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

   There, the girls danced and partied with Armstrong Fatbuckle (COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*) and also bumped into Jenny Everwhere and Centennia, who lightly teased them about their metal outfits being inappropriate for the weather — though a smirking Centennia also noted that she suspected they were “*always* hot”. (COMIC: *Caper 2014 Bikini Babes*) The Valkyries took off their “bikinis of armour” and lended them to Jenny and Centennia, who put them on for a laugh as they danced with Mr Montibar, (COMIC: *Tales To Behold Halloween Cameo Caper 2014*) while Brunhilda and Valkyrie changed into swimsuits apparently “borrowed” from other guests at the Island.

The two girls split up. Gertrude, wearing a pink swimsuit, strolled around the beach, socialising with superheroes like Astral, before happening upon what appeared to be another version of herself. The duplicate Gertrude soon revealed herself as Freya before disappearing with a cryptic smile. (COMIC: *2014 KAMeo Kaper*)

## Behind the scenes

Unlike her companion Brunhilda, Keith Alan Morgan's Gertrude, a recurring character in *The KAMics*, is not directly based on any known Valkyrie of myth. The closest is a valkyrie named “Geirdriful”, mentioned in the Nafnaþulur, but is unclear whether Morgan actually intended to reference this fairly obscure figure when he created Gertrude.

## External links

* **Official Gertrude & Brunhilda character bios**

## Notes & references

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was on January 13th, 2006 in *Dragon 3*.
Gryphon (Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market)

In 2019, while running away from one of the Queen of the Black Market's Wraiths in the Interdimensional Black Market, Darius and Tracker-764 “duck[ed] under the legs of an enormous **gryphon**” before “brush[ing] past a gang of imps attempting to swindle an old sheep with glasses out of her wallet”. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
Grant Farrel (Fox universe)

In the Foxverse, before she started dating the coincidentally-named Dynamite Thor, Glenda Sif dated the local **version of Grant Farrel**, a “Thor-themed superhero” who simply called himself Thor. (PROSE: *Lovie Dovie Stuff*)

## Behind the scenes

In Fox's short-lived *Thor* comics (printed within *Weird Comics* starting in 1940), Thor-the-hero and Grant Farrel were one and the same, although there was also a “real” god Thor who transferred his powers to Grant. In contrast, in Callum Phillpott's own *The Rhino Tower*, which featured a different version of Grant Farrel, Grant became Thor by being unwillingly possessed by the spirit of the actual god Thor, who resided in his hammer. It is not clear how this reflects on the identity boundaries of Phillpott's prior variant of Grant/Thor.
Godiva

A resident of Little Noodlington in one universe once exclaimed “in **Godiva**'s name!”. (COMIC: *Enchanted*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, the historical figure of Lady Godiva is best-known for having supposedly ridden through the streets naked in protest for her own husband's overtaxing of his subjects (although this tale is most likely apocryphal). It is thus humourous that her name would be invoked by a resident of a fantasy universe where clothing is unheard-of, but it is also unclear how her story could exist in such a universe. As the end of *Enchanted* reveals, however, Janet Jenkins, a resident of a much more “realistic” universe, spent some time in the fantasy world decades prior to the events of *Enchanted*; it is possible that she told them the legend and/or introduced the oath to the people of Little Noodlington. Alternatively, it is of course always possible that despite the real-world significance of the name, the “Godiva” of the fantasy world has, in-universe, no recognisable relationship to the real-world figure and became famous enough to be the subject of an oath for reasons unrelated to nudity.
Genie Everywhere

One universe's native **version of Jenny Everywhere** was nicknamed “**Genie Everywhere**” (or ***Djinn fi kuli makan*** in Arabic), being a djinn trapped in a bottle.

At some point, the bottle in which she was imprisoned was acquired by a museum which obliviously placed it, alongside other similar but non-magical antiques, in a glass case. Cha Ni sent a different Jenny Everywhere to the museum to free their counterpart; breaking the glass, the other Jenny then unstoppered the bottle, allowing ‘Genie Everywhere’ to begin spilling out of the bottle as smoke. The smoke was only beginning to turn back into a human form when the other Jenny made her escape, though she already had enough of a distinct shape to give thankful thumbs-up to her rescuer. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)

It's unclear if *Djinn fi Kuli Maken* was also Aladdin's genie centuries earlier. (PROSE: *Shippy Shifter Snippets*)
Gazoom

“Mighty **Gazoom**” was a powerful titan-sized demonic entity of great power, who existed in another dimension than Reality Z-25 31-H. It had four eyes, three-toed arms and legs, and a large toothy maw, with its head and torso indistinct from one another.

Gazoom was large and powerful enough that Jenny Nowhere was seemingly unable to shift it using her own powers. Instead, seeking to summon Gazoom so that it would do her bidding, she took control of Doctor Brain and had him rebuild his Dimensional Portal. However, after she'd lured the Odds near the portal with the help of Brain and multiple other villains, when she activated the portal using her own powers and summoned Gazoom, Gazoom was upset at having been disturbed, and showed no signs of being bound to obey its summoner as Nowhere had assumed. Instead, having learned that she was responsible for the summoning, Gazoom grabbed her and swallowed her whole before leaving again. (COMIC: *Meanwhile, In Queens*)
Geometrical Citadel

The **Geometrical Citadel**, (PROSE: *Magic Trick*) or **Geometron Citadel**, (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*) was the capital city of the Geometrons in the Euclidean Plane.

Its gates were permanently guarded against attacks from the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids by Triangries and Octasers. The Citadel was home to the Geometron Pentagon (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*) but also to residential buildings such as the one where Orbicularia Bubble lived. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Fred

When Jenny Over-There organised a Pride party at Professor Helvetius's Convenient Pride Decorations Shop, she “had the good sense” to ban Doctor Omega from attending. However, his assistants Denis Borrel and **Fred** did show up at the party, and Omega himself was seen peeking in through one of the windows. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)
Ghost (The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There)

A **ghost** speaking Japanese in “a soft, harsh voice” once called the Multidimensional Finders Service's Red Interdimensional Telephone by mistake while trying to phone someone who had the same number in a different universe, and who had activated her curse by watching a cursed VHS tape. When it became clear that Jenny Over-There had no context for the “week” she was talking about, the ghost apologetically hung up. (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*)

## Behind the scenes

This ghost is an obvious parody of the ghostly antagonist of the *Ring* series of horror movies, whose *modus operandi* was to kill anyone who watched a cursed VHS tape a week after they did so, giving them a threatening phone-call simply saying “A week” right after they watched the tape to warn and intimidate them. In the original Japanese franchise, the character's name was Sadako Yamamura, while in the continuity of the American remakes, she was renamed Samara Morgan.
Ficly

**Ficly.com** was a website in one universe that was set up by Jenny Everywhere, working from a computer in the Jenny Everywhere Museum of the Strange and Wonderful House which had been connected to that universe via a “clever bit of interdimensional ITeching”. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Jenny Everywhere Museum*)

## Behind the scenes

In the real world, Ficly was a website where many Jenny Everywhere-related works, including *Our Strange and Wonderful House* itself, were published.
Gaius-816

**Gaius-816** was a Clockwork Cherub and member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. He was a member of the Triangular Society.

## Biography

Gaius-816 was persuaded to join the Triangular Society, a small subversive group founded by Conquest-932 to overthrow the Cupid Parliament and Cupid Prime. As he held the organisation's first officialmeeting in a shed, with everyone wearing dark hoods, Conquest's attempts to strike a sinister mood were frustrated by another new recruit's complete misunderstanding of the gathering, demonstrated when he asked “when they'd start bobbing for apples”. (COMIC: *A Slight Misunderstanding*) Nevertheless, the Society endured. According to one Recorder Cupid, all of the Society's members were known for causing trouble and mischief in the Cupid Homeworld, whether as a team or on their own initiative. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)
Garsecg (in-universe)

**A writer** once tried to write a story about Jenny Everywhere and, hit with writer's block, tried to talk her into telling them about some of her adventures directly.

Jenny stalled, however, nitpicking the morality of Garsecg's proposal of pretending that she was living through a *1001 Nights* scenario. Before long, she made clear her real complaint, namely that the writer had been procrastinating and unproductively browsing Tumblr instead of either writing *or* getting some sleep, the latter of which they sorely need.ed Garsecg instantly proved Jenny's point by beginning to negotiate the right to look at their Tumblr dashboard just *once* more, but Jenny — revealing that she was indeed physically there and not just a figment of their imagination — demanded that they close their laptop and look her in the eye. (PROSE: *Writer's Block, Redux, Again*)

## Behind the scenes

Though not identified by name in the story, this character is evidently a direct in-universe analogue of writer Jeanne Morningstar, then writing under the pen name “Garsecg”.
Grandmaster Awndisk

### Residence

The Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness's fortress in the South Pacific, Dimension 672

## Behind the Scenes

### Copyright

Jack Harvey

**Grandmaster Awndisk** was the leader of the murderous cult known as the Brotherhood of Multiversal Oneness, who wished to collapse the entire Multiverse into a single universe to merge with all their parallel selves and achieve enlightenment, with no care for the infinity of lives that would be lost. The Brotherhood was based in Dimension 672, although its members seemed to come from multiple realities, making it unclear whether Awndisk was native to this world.

After his organisation lured and captured an incarnation of Jenny Everywhere who was necessary for the final phase of the plan, Awndisk monologued at her, explaining the organisation's aims to her. He mentioned that he needed Jenny conscious and “in a rational state of mind” for the process, which inspired her companions Red Max and the Man With No Name to shoot her with a tranquiliser dart, delaying the plan's launch. When she awakened, Jenny had had an enlightening talk with the soul of her grandfather in a “place between one world and the next”, being temporarily empowered and granted the use of a magical bow made of energy. After she hit Awndisk with it, he dissolved into similar energy, with Jenny explaining that she had ironically granted his wish to become “one with the Multiverse”. She proceeded to deal out the same punishment on the other members of the Brotherhood before the bow and her extra powers vanished. (COMIC: *The Legend of Jenny Everywhere*)
Fragment: Lunchtime in the Old West (short story)

## *Fragment: Lunchtime in the Old West*

***Fragment: Lunchtime in the Old West*** was a Jenny Everywhere short story written by Scott Sanford in 2022. It was the fourth of Sanford's “Fragments” shorts, after *Fragment: Frogs*, *Fragment: Nowhere Plan* and *Fragment: The Summoning*.

## Contents

### Plot

A Jenny Everywhere who's part of Cody's Wild West Show is accosted by a patronising eastern ponce, who asks her if she knows how to shoot even though she's visibly holding a rifle. Keeping a perfect pokerface, Jenny answers that she considers herself “no better than the next woman”, tricking him into thinking her a harmless opponent — despite having spoken the exact truth: the woman sitting next to Jenny, whom the man has failed to recognise, is in fact Annie Oakley.

### Worldbuilding

#### Jenny Everywhere

* This story features a Jenny who became part of Cody's Wild West Show alongside Annie Oakley and Frank Butler.

#### Universes

* This story takes place in an unidentified universe.

#### Other

* “Frank” is sitting next to Jenny and Annie.

## Behind the scenes

### Background

When releasing the story on Dreamwidth in 2022, Scott Sanford appended some commentary to the story:

### Read online

The story is available on the author's Dreamwidth website.
God (The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere)

According to the Orcs encountered by Jenny Everywhere in the Collapsed Cosmos, their kind was created by **an evil God** to serve as an army. The Orcs rebelled against him and managed to kill him, but believed that every Orc would have to battle the God's shade in the afterlife after they died, for which reason Orcs traditionally spent their whole lives training to become the best fighters possible. The God had a name, but the modern Orcs refused to speak it. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Good Time Chinese Restaurant

A take-out menu for the **Good Time Chinese Restaurant** was one of the items accumulated in the closet of Jenny's apartment in one universe. When she and Kim went through the closet to sort its contents, they found it again and ultimately threw it out when they noticed that the address placed the restaurant in a city which did not exist in Kim and Jenny's universe. (PROSE: *Cleaning Day*)

## Behind the scenes

The Good Time Chinese Restaurant originated in the *Daria* TV series. Notably, in a break from the show's usual baseline realism, it was shown to have an “interdimensional wormhole” in the back, making it particularly relevant to a Jenny Everywhere story.

## External links

* ***Good Time Chinese Restaurant* on the *Daria* Wiki**