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Sigrid

**Sigrid** is a Giantess who appears in the story "Magic Beans trilogy" in Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1. She is exclusive to the comic and does not appear in the animated series.

Sigrid is the wife of Gunter, and lives with him on a farm in Skylight. She is first seen when Gunter brings Bean, Elfo and Luci to his house as guests. When their baby, Sven, mistakes Elfo for a pacifier, Sigrid quickly makes him let go of him. She is not seen again after Gunter takes Bean, Elfo and Luci into town for some drinks. It is thus unknown what became of her when Luci set the city of Skylight on fire and the clouds it was build on began to evaporate.
Watcho

**Watcho** is one of the Elf King's soldiers. Along with his unnamed partner, Watcho is posted as a guard at the magical entrance gate that conceals Elfwood and separates it from the outside world. He admits to doing a lot of "watching, and judging, and generalizing".

Watcho was present when Elfo returned to Elfwood with his new friend Princess Bean. Watcho and his fellow guard, offended at Bean's suggestion that they were "racist" and unfairly prejudiced against her (for being a human and an outsider), allowed her to come inside with Elfo. Bean accidentally injured Watcho and knocked him into the mud, and tried to wipe his bleeding nose with a handkerchief, but grumbled that she should just go inside "before you help me to death".

As Watcho is a pure-breed elf, the handkerchief with his blood was later used by Bean to power up the Eternity Pendant and create an Elixir of Life to resurrect Queen Dagmar.
Racist Antelope

The **Racist Antelope** is a character in Disenchantment. There was a sign in the entrance to his homelands that warned of him.

Pops met the creature while acting as a traveling candy salesman.

Upon stumbling onto Bean, Luci and Elfo, he remarked *An Elf with a Human girl? That ain't right* in a typically stereotypical redneck voice, before spitting on them and galloping away.

In “I Hear Your Noggin, But You Can't Come In”, Bean offers to rescue him from the P.T. Freak Show, but he refuses because he disapproves of her relationship with Mora.
Ventriloquist Dummies Shop

The **Ventriloquist Dummies Shop** is a store in Dreamland that sells all kinds of puppets and marionettes.

## Appereances

* "A Princess, an Elf and a Demon Walk into a Bar"
* "The Madness of King Zøg"
* "The Pitter-Patter of Little Feet"

## History

#### A Princess, an Elf and a Demon Walk Into a Bar:

The store is seen in the background while Bean is tied up under Odval's chair and carried back to the castle. In the store window are Freckles and the two puppets that Emperor Cloyd and Becky the Enchantress will eventually take as their new bodies, foreshadowing the future appearances of all these characters.

#### The Madness of King Zøg:

King Zøg buys Freckles in the store. Unbeknown to him, the person behind the counter is Queen Dagmar and the puppet she sells him, Freckles, has been brought to life by her.

### The Pitter-Patter of Little Feet

After faking their deaths and needing disguises to continue their work in Dreamland, Cloyd and Becky go to the store and transfer their consciousness into the two puppets in the store window.

## Look

#### Outside:

The shop is white, slightly pink in color. There is wood paneling around the door. At the top of the door there is a small canopy made of bricks. To the right of the door is a large display window with three ventriloquist dummies, one of which is freckles. Above the shop window there is a dark-wine-red sign with yellow writing on it, on which you can read: "Ventriloquist Dummies"

#### Inside:

Inside the store, there are many shelves with lots of Ventriloquist Dummies on them. At least 50. It also has a counter that is also full of Ventriloquist Dummies.

## Trivia

* There is a doll that looks exactly like Bean.
* There is a doll that looks exactly like Bender (from Futurama).
Netflix

**Netflix** is an american commercial entertainment company that provides monthly flat-rate streaming media (primarily movies and television series) on demand over the Internet and DVD by mail, where DVDs are sent via Permit Reply Mail The company was founded in 1997 and is based in Los Gatos, California. It started its subscription-based service in 1999.

By 2009, Netflix was offering a collection of 100,000 titles on DVD and had surpassed 10 million subscribers.On February 25, 2007, Netflix delivered its billionth DVD. As of April 2011, the company had more than 23 million subscribers in the United States and more than 26 million worldwide.

By the first quarter of 2015, it had more than 60 million subscribers worldwide, a year later it reached 81.5 million, slightly beating its own forecasts. Most of these new subscribers came from outside the United States. In December 2016, it reached 89 million subscribers, of which 48 million are from the United States.

On January 16, 2014, The Square's nomination for an Academy Award became the first nomination in history for a Netflix original production.

Netflix initially ordered twenty episodes of Disenchantment, the first 10 episodes of the first season were released on August 17, 2018, and the remaining 10 episodes of the second season were released on September 20, 2019. In October 2018 , the series was renewed for a second season of 20 episodes, which were released in 2021 and 2022 respectively. A final season with 10 episodes was released in 2023.
Sign Gags

**Sign Gags** are a recurring source of humour in *Disenchantment.* It is a style of humour borrowed from creator Matt Groening's other shows, in particular *Futurama.* From funny (or punny) shop fronts, to amusing signage, there are plenty to look out for.

## Episode 1

Sign Gag-ApothecarySign Gag-Codpiece CraftersSign Gag-Fresh Dog MilkSign Gag-Enchanted ForestSign Gag-Kraken BarrelSign Gag-Plague PatrolSign Gag-Royal WeddingSign Gag-The Spotted LiverSign Gag-Ventriloquist DummiesSign Gag-Welcome To Dreamland
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## Sharon Horgan

### IMDb page

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1279721/

**Sharon Horgan** (born 13 July 1973) is an Irish actress, writer, and producer. She is best known for the comedy series *Pulling* (2006–09) and *Catastrophe* (2015–present), both of which she starred in and co-wrote. She also created the HBO comedy series *Divorce* (2016–present). She voices Queen Dagmar.
Yugo

**Yugo** is a Trøg first seen in "Subterranean Homesick Blues".

After Queen Dagmar has rescued Bean, Luci and Elfo from the stakes, she orders Yugo to show her guests their rooms. Yugo takes Bean to a luxurious bedroom that resembles her old childhood bedroom, while he sends Luci and Elfo to the sleeping holes. Later in the episode, while Bean is hiding in the storage room of the Sacred Goo, she overhears two other Trøgs tell Yugo that it is his turn to bring Dagmar her midnight snack; something Yugo is not too thrilled with. When Bean follows him to Dagmar's room, she finds out why; Dagmar has removed Yugo's scalp and is eating his brains straight out of his skull.
Policemen

**Policemen** are law enforcement officers in Dreamland.

In the episode "The Princess of Darkness", police officers driving donkey carriages chased after Bean, Elfo, and Luci when they stole Lady Lingonberry's carriage and took it for a drunken joyride, but failed to catch these suspects. However, the trio was later arrested when they were caught robbing the royal tomb in the castle.

## Gallery

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Singo

**Singo** is an elf from Elfwood. As his name suggests, he enjoys singing, which is something that all elves do, though he's especially fond of it.

He is one of the two elves that Elfo addresses when he expresses his discontent with their lifestyle. Singo tries to justify it because of how they sing, but Elfo retorts that singing while you work is "mental illness".
Our Lady of Unlimited Chastity

**Our Lady of Unlimited Chastity** is a monastery church in Dreamland that is located on a hill near the city. It is home to a convent of nuns, who spend all day praying to God and performing other religious activities. The head nun is named Mother Superior, and she runs the place under harshly strict rules.

King Zøg sent Princess Bean to live in this place, in order to punish his daughter for throwing a wild party that went horribly wrong. Unsurprisingly however, "Sister Tiabeanie" had a lot of trouble with trying to fit in among a bunch of pious, prude women. Bean was soon expelled after the nuns discovered that she had brought a demon with her.

## Trivia

* Along the path leading to the building's entrance, there is a sign displaying "Live Prude Girls"; which is a reference to a common advertising slogan for strip clubs ("Live Nude Girls"), despite the irony that all the women here are fully clothed and sexually celibate.
Tess

**Tess** is a minor character in *Disenchantment*. She is a giant that was found by Pendergast, Turbish, Mertz and a few other knights. She lived past the Unpassable Mountains.

## Appearance

Tess is a 12-foot tall gigantess. Once discovered and brought to the citadel in episode 7, she has a dishevelled appearance, wears an olive green tunic, an eye patch over her right eye socket and no shoes. She has red hair filled with woodland creatures (squirrels, bats and birds). She is given a makeover for the party, which includes having the crystal ball inserted in her eye socket. When she returns for Elfo's funeral in episode 10, she is in her original attire.

## Background

Little is known about Tess, besides her claim to be a graduate student and that she lost her right eye at some point, Her school of formal education is unknown. Tess at first seems like a animalistic and feral, savage giant but is actually a very intelligent, caring person even though everyone thinks she is a monster.

## Plot Involvement

She was brought to the citadel in shackles and handcuffs by knights after Elfo made up a story about having a big, redheaded girlfriend from beyond the Unpassable Mountains, after throwing Turbish off a cliff and eating his horse.

She and Elfo were sent to the cheese vault to have intercourse, then Bean had the idea of having a double date with them and Pendergast, which was going nowhere; Elfo gave Tess some flowers, but the flowers made her sneeze so hard that she vomited Turbish's horse and saddle which were stuck in her throat for days impeding her from speaking properly, then she tried to leave but Elfo begged her to be his fake girlfriend to impress Bean, she agreed in exchange of an eye.

She was given a make-over and attends the castle ball party, Tess acted very civil and educated at the ball but the guests were saying biased comments about giants and she was revealing obscure secrets of them with the magic crystal ball eye, along that Turbish shot Tess with a flaming arrow to avenge his horse (despite being told that he survived) and burned the ball room. Tess tried to put out the fire but is chased out by an angry mob of racist and prejudiced humans. Bean was able to save her by making a hole in the Den of wonders and make everyone breath the drug smoke, Elfo tried to convince her to be together but Tess rejected him for being a liar and for using her to impress Bean.

She was given a crystal ball for an eye by Elfo, but later returned it to Luci because it hurt her too much to always see the truth.

She attended Elfo's funeral, which may imply she cares about what happens to him. However, the crystal ball was needed for the finale. ("Excuse me, pardon me, cat with a ball").

During the funeral she broke up a fight between Queen Oona and Queen Dagmar.

She was last seen attending Pops and Queen Grogda's wedding when she seems to form a budding relationship with Junior by complimenting how great he looks in his bow tie.

Tess on a trading card, "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1"
Pawnshop

The **Pawnshop** is a store located in the Stabbing District of Steamland.

The shop is first seen in "Fish Out of Water" when King Zøg is being chased by the Wrestling manager and his troupe, and ends up in the alley next to the shop. Unbeknown to him, he Bean and Mora see the whole thing thanks to the hidden transmitter in his crown. They thus notice Zøg being found and knocked out by the wrestlers. Due to the camera angle, the two ladies only see the "awnsho" part of the sign, and set out for Dreamland to find Zog.

In "Electric Ladyland", they find the Pawnshop after being given instructions by Goldie. Zøg is no longer there, but his crown is. Bean tricks the Pawnshop owner into giving her the crown, after which she and Mora flee.
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## Nat Faxon

### First appearance

A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar

### IMDb page

Nat Faxon

**Nat Faxon** (born October 11, 1975) is an American actor, comedian and Academy Award-winning screenwriter. He won the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay for co-writing *The Descendants*. Faxon has been cast in the role of Elfo, Princess Bean's elf companion on *Disenchantment*.
WhoCareso

**WhoCareso** is an elf who is briefly seen in "The Battle of Falling Water".

He is among the elf soldiers that confront Queen Dagmar and her troops outside the Crystal Cavern. When Bad Bean throws a dagger at Elfo, she misses and hits WhoCareso in the head, instantly killing him. When King Rulo comments on his passing, he first mistakes WhoCareso for Alivo, to which Superviso corrects him that the Elf's name is Deado, before correcting himself again to the right name. By this point however, King Rulo has lost interest and tells Superviso to shut up.
Muddruckers

**Muddruckers** is a restaurant in Dankmire. Bean goes here to prepare her speech.

## Trivia

* Muddruckers is a reference to Fuddruckers, an American restaurant chain that specializes in hamburgers. The inclusion of Mud in it's name is because it is in a swamp.
* Their decorative centerpieces are edible, contain live bugs and come with straws, which can cause confusion.
* They serve booze and soda. Their shots are blue and potent enough that one alone can get you very drunk. They serve them in orders of two, despite the bad reasoning.
Philip J. Fry

**Philip J. Fry**, commonly known as just **Fry**, is the main protagonist of *Disenchantment's* predecessor animated series *Futurama*, which was also created by Matt Groening.

## Biography

During the Fall of Dreamland, Luci the demon uses the crystal ball that Tess returned to see things that happened in King Zög past, where he then shown visions in the very same tower years before where they very brief glimpse at Philip J. Fry as well as Bender Rodríguez and Professor Farnsworth.

## Trivia

* During the diary scene, one frame shows Bender, Phillp J. Fry and Professor Farnsworth in the Forwards Time Machine which was featured in "The Late Philip J. Fry"

## References

1. ↑ *Dreamland\_Falls*
2. ↑ Forwards Time Machine *futurama.wikia.com*
3. ↑ The Late Philip J. Fry *futurama.wikia.com*
To Thine Own Elf Be True

Season 1, Episode 9

**To Thine Own Elf Be True** is the ninth episode in the Disenchantment series. It premiered on August 17, 2018.

## Synopsis

After he learns a surprising secret about himself, Elfo heads home to Elfwood in search of the truth.

## Plot

The trio return from their adventure with the pendant and try to use Elfo's blood to bring people back to life. However, the pendant still does not work. An expert is brought in and reveals that Elfo is not a true elf, angering Zøg who kicks him out of Dreamland, stating that any lying other than flattery is a mortal crime. Odval allows Bean and Luci to go and find him so that he and the knights can follow. Bean and Luci find Elfo who decides to take them to Elfwood where he is reunited with his kin. While Bean and Luci mingle with the elves, Elfo learns from his father that he is half-elf, with his other half a mystery due to being interrupted by the arrival of Zøg's men to capture the elves for their blood. Bean, Elfo, Luci and the elves fight off the knights and seal Elfwood away before any of them can capture them, but the victory is short lived when a knight shoots an arrow which pierces Elfo, killing him. Zøg reveals that he wanted the elixir to revive Bean's mother Dagmar who was turned to stone by a poison. Having got some elf blood from one of the guards, Bean chooses to use the pendant on Dagmar over Elfo. A revived Dagmar easily recognizes Bean as they share a tearful reunion.

## Cast

* Abbi Jacobson as Bean
* Eric André as Luci/Pendergrast
* Nat Faxon as Elfo
* John DiMaggio  as King Zøg
* Tress MacNeille as Queen Oona/Prince Derek
* David Herman as The Herald/Heckler/Guysbert/Old Man Touchy/Smoking Elf/Supervisor Elf
* Sharon Horgan as Queen Dagmar
* Maurice LaMarche as Odval/Guardo/Shrimpo
* Billy West as Sorcerio/Watcho/King Elf/Pops the Elf/Mertz
* Jeny Batten as Kissy the Elf
* Rich Fulcher as Turbish
* Laura Dickinson as Elf (Uncredited)
* Baraka May as Elf (Uncredited)

## Running Gags

* **Staying Alive** - Guysbert is still hanging in there.

## Cultural References

* ***The Hobbit* (1937)** and ***The Lord Of The Rings* (1954)**: When introducing Old Man Touchy, he is reminiscent of Gollum.

## Trivia

* **Title Explained**: A pun on the line from Polonius in Shakespeare's Hamlet: This above all: *to thine own self be true,* And it must follow, as the night the day, Thou canst not then be false to any man. Farewell, my blessing season this in thee!
* The title refers to Elfo's discovery that he isn't a true elf, and that, after being banished from Dreamland, Bean encourages him to return to Elfwood to find out his true identity. (Be true to your self/elf). This foreshadows Bean's parallel realisation in the next episode that she is not all she seems.
* Zog's desire for the elixir of life for his own immortality has been a *misdirection* all along - he actually wants to revive Dagmar. He was too scared to tell Bean that the statue was really her petrified mother, as he was terrified of female emotions.
Rocket

This **Rocket** was build by Alva Gunderson as part of his ultimate plan to abduct Bean to the Moon so he could force her to be with him.

The rocket is fueled by Bean's magical lightning and the Trøgs Sacred Goo. Alva managed to get the former by luring Bean into his secret lab and lock her in a robotic suit that could harness her magic. For the Goo, Alva made a deal with Hencho to get the Trøgs on his side. After Bean escaped him again, Alva secretly brought the rocket to Dreamland in his ship and had it set up in Trøgtown to be filled with Goo. Unbeknown to Alva, the Arch-Druidess had stowed away on board his ship and convinced the Trøgs to turn on Alva. They captured him instead of Bean, and forced him into the rocket with the Arch-Druidess and all the Trøgs, after which Hencho started the countdown and the rocket took off.

The rocket reached the moon, but crash landed there, rendering it unable to fly and leaving all those on board stranded on the moon.
Tress MacNeille

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## Tress MacNeille

### Role

Queen Oona / The Fairy / Prince Derek / Jasper / Mrs. Mertz / Gwen

### First appearance

A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar

### IMDb page

Tress MacNeille

**Tress MacNeille** (born June 20, 1951) is an American voice actress, who is well known for doing impressions of various celebrities, which she has used in many of her voice roles. She began her early career as a member of the improv comedy group, The Groundlings, and started her voice acting career in the 1980s.

She is known for voicing a variety of characters, including Agnes Skinner and Dolph in *The Simpsons*, *Mom* in *Futurama*, Babs Bunny on *Tiny Toon Adventures*, and Dot Warner, Hello Nurse, and various other characters in *Animaniacs*.
Scruffles

**Scruffles** is a talking cat, first seen in "Freak Out!".

## Appereance

Scruffles is a rather chubby, black male cat. His belly is a darker shade of black than the rest of his fur.

## Personality

Scruffles is quite a snarker, and not afraid to speak his mind. He also loves to make up tall tales to impress people. In his debute episode, he claimed to be next in line for king of cats, but had to "vamoose."

## History

It is unknown when Scruffles came to Dreamland or why he can talk. What is known is that a year prior to the events of "The Battle of Falling Water", Satan threw Scruffles down a well but felt sorry for him and rescued the cat.

When he first appears in Freak Out!, King Zøg is descending into madness and thinks Luci is his cat. He thus forces Luci to take a walk with him through the city. When Luci sees Scruffles and realizes he's an actual talking cat, he forcefully makes Scruffles switch places with him. Scruffles is thus taken back to Dreamland Castle, where Zøg discovers the switch but quickly takes a liking to Scruffles, mainly because Luci kept accusing Zøg of being mad. Despite being forced into this role against his will, Scruffles also takes a liking to his new job as the royal cat, and quickly manages to charm everyone in the castle with his tall tales. Much to Luci's dismay. That night, Scruffles is sleeping in a cat basket next to Zøg's bed, when Luci picks up his basket and empties Scruffles to Vip and Vap's room.

Scruffles remains in the castle for the remainder of the series. In "Bad Moon Rising", he has even been given a crown. He casually mentions that he is in the mood for shish kababs and some baba ghanoush, later Scruffles sits at Sorcerio's table and watches Odval and Sorcerio discuss their plan.

After Queen Dagmar and Satan take over the castle, Scruffles is frequently seen in the Throne room with them, with Dagmar actually liking his company. Scruffles wastes no chance to make snarky remarks about Satan.

At the end of "Goodbye Bean", when God decides to let cats into Heaven again, Scruffles is among them for some reason. It is unknown how he died.
Speako

**Speako** is an elf from Elfwood. His name seems to imply that he's rather talkative.

Speako once mentioned Leavo during an altercation with the other elves against Elfo, but he was immediately commanded by the Elf King to speak no more of Leavo.

Leavo reveals that Speako married Leavo's girlfriend after Leavo left Elfwood
Mumbles

**Mumbles** is a minor character.

He used to be the owner of the Flying Scepter bar where Bean loved to hang out. However, in "The Dreamland Job" he lost the bar to Luci after being beaten by him in an arm-wrestling contest (though Luci cheated by stabbing Mumbles in the eye with his tail). Luci renamed the bar "Luci's Inferno".

He also appears in Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1 in the "Magic Bean trilogy", where he is seen kicking Magic Jack out of his bar.
Pig

**Pigs** are common domestic livestock animals, used mostly for meat production.

They are not picky eaters and are fine with feeding on dead bodies; Sorcerio has a chute for failed experimental subjects that died on his dissection table, that leads to a pig pen where the evidence is destroyed.

## Known pigs

* Prince Merkimer, a human who was transformed into a pig after drinking pig's blood mixed with Elfo's magic blood.
* Miss Moonpence, a talking pig who was originally seen as an eyeball and several humanesque arms throughout multiple holes covered by sliding doors in the Prime Minister's office walls, and presumably other parts of the castle.
* A nameless pig whose blood was drained and used for a magic potion that turned Merkimer into a pig; the original pig was also turned into a human (a clone of Merkimer himself), but still behaved and sounded like a pig.

## Trivia

* There was a scene where two pigs reenacted a scene from *The Lady and the Tramp*, but the pasta noodle is replaced with human intestines, and the dogs are pigs. This is likely a reference, easter egg and gag joke scene, but it may also imply pigs in this world are capable of romance.
* Apparently, Bean hates/doesn't like pigs.
Phil LaMarr

**Philip "Phil" LaMarr** is an American voice actor and former improv and sketch comedy guy, having once been a part of the improv comedy group *The Groundlings*, and later becoming a cast member on the sketch comedy series *MADtv*.

He is best known for his voice over work, and his most notable roles include Green Lantern in *Justice League*, Hermes Conrad on Matt Groening's series *Futurama*, the title characters on both *Samurai Jack* and *Static Shock*, and Wilt from *Foster's Home For Imaginary Friends*.

## Roles in "Disenchantment"

* God
* Asmodeus
Amyasta

### General beskrivelse

Gudinde for moderskab, fødsler, familie og hjem. Ifølge den officielle gudegenealogi datter af Ealsinor og Ealystra, hustru til Shainor, mor til Shyasta og søster til Amyelle.

### Tilbedelse og præsteskab

Tilbedes i det meste af Imperiet, men har flest følgere i Sikelia.

For en liste over kendte præster for Amyasta se her.

For en liste over kendte templer til Amyasta se her.
Troll Circus Troupe

The troupe in their circus

The **Troll Circus Troupe** are a traveling band of troll circus performers (and professional thieves) led by Grifto. The troupe pretended to be elves so they could steal Zog's riches under the false pretense of returning the money to the residents of Elf Alley. Though they were foiled by Luci, who switched the cash for chocolate coins because he realized they were not actually elves. Their fate was left unknown at the end of season 5.

## Members

* Grifto (leader)
* Elastico
* Shelly
* Slapo (deceased)
* Pyro
* Various unnnamed members.

## Trivia

* Grifto has secret tunnels in Dreamland or just Luci's Inferno.
* Like the Potato Thieves they both trick Bean.
* Elastico's name has elastic in it which is a stretchy material.
* Pyro's name means Fire.
* Slapo's name has slap in it with is what he does to the beast.
* Shelly's name is the only one who's name not ends with the letter O.

## Appearances

* The Dreamland Job

The troupe reading a map of the Dreamland Castle with Princess Bean.
Wrestling manager

This unnamed man is the **manager** of a wrestling show in Steamland.

He is a short guy with grey hair and a moustache.

He is first seen in "Fish Out of Water" when King Zøg is hit by a train and ends up next to the tent of the wrestling match, where the manager immediately berates him for being late for his upcomming match against The Perc-O-Lator. It is left ambiguous if the manager genuinely mistook Zog for the wrestler that was actually supposed to fight The Perc-O-Lator but apparently never showed up, or if he was simply looking for a victim. The former seems more likely as during the fight, the manager keeps berating Zog for not sticking to the script (which Zog is of course unfamiliar with since he is no wrestler).

After Zog defeats The Perc-O-Lator, while he was supposed to lose the match, the manager and his troupe of wrestlers angrily hunt him down, finally finding him in an alleyway, where they knock him unconscious.
The Other God

**The Other God**, or **God's brother**, is an unseen character in the series.

He is supposedly the brother of God and thus another deity in the world of Disenchantment. He is never seen, but gets mentioned on a few occasions. Big Jo referred to Him while simultaniously calling His brother "the one and only God". King Zøg mentioned him in a prayer to God while he was at the Monastery. And finally, Satan admitted to have fought him as well as God.
Snarla

**Snarla** is a fairy with a rather cranky attitude.

She is a friend of Sagatha and is first seen when Sagatha brings Prince Derek to Fairyland. Along with Sagatha's other friends, she helps Derek man up and become less of a pushover, with her speciality being bitterness. She also attends Dereks's and Sagatha's wedding in Dreamland's Cathedral.

After the wedding is cancelled due to the Arch-Druidess betrayal, Snarla stays with Derek. She joins him when he goes to sea with Oona and can be seen on Oona's ship with him. After Derek and Jasper are tricked by Freckles into running away to Steamland, Snarla accompanies them. Thus she, along with Derek and Jasper, ends up getting captured by P.T. McGee. She ends up as a captive in P.T. Freak Show. A sign next to her cage warns visitors to be aware of her as she tends to spit. She is freed by Bean and Zøg in Season 3.

She steals from Derek's coin collection; she says she will "give [Derek his] money back when [he] stops talking about the big skillet."
Torture Chamber

The **Torture Chamber** within the Bentwood royal palace has a hatch in the ceiling behind which there is another room full of coins. Which then fall on the condemned when the hatch is opened.

Bean, Luci and Elfo are put in the torture chamber by Human-Merkimer. There, individual coins fall on Elfo's head. Just before the room is completely filled with coins, Pig-Merkimer comes in to save them.
Quelfolitos

The **Quelfolitos** are a sapient species that live in a jungle on an island far away from Dreamland. They only appear in the comic "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1".

## Appearance

Quelfolitos are humanoid beings about the size of an Elf. They have lime green skin, purple hair, and noses that resemble bird beaks. They dress in simple loinclothes, or clothes made of leaves and feathers.

## Society

The Quelfolitos have left a big mark in their island, which they colonized. They live in rather primitive homes and their weapons consist mainly of blowguns loaded with darts containing a tranquilizing poison, and machettes. They speak in their own language which only Luci can also speak.

The tribe is lead by a chieftain, who is usually the eldest tribesmember and considered the wisest. The chieftain is considered a firm yet loving ruler, but he brooks no nonsense, not even for their god.

Their diet consists mainly of fruits, seeds, fish and eggs. Fermented fruit is their favorite, though it has the unfortunate side effect of causing dizziness or even blackouts, severly impacting their abilities as warriors. When not under the influence of fermented fruit, Quelfolito soldiers are known for their prowess with machettes.

An important aspect of their culture are the fire dances, which are mainly performed by the maidens, which is ironic as these maidens also usually dress in the most flammable of clothing. Fire dances are used to celebrate life or communicate with the Quelfolitos ancestors in the sky.

## Religion

The Quelfolitos worshop the deity Quelfolito, aka the Great God of the Air, whom they believe will come down from heavens to walk among them for some time before ascending again.

## Trivia

* In their native tongue, their name literally means "The Little Quelfos".
* Their culture is largely inspired by those of the Aztecs and Incas.
Sea of Dreamland

The **Sea of Dreamland** is a sea that borders the kingdom of Dreamland on the eastern side, and the kingdom of Maru to the west.

The Dreamland river plunges into this sea after passing by Dreamland Castle. The cliff on which the castle is build overlooks the sea, resulting in anyone who gets tossed out of the Throne room through one of the trap doors ends up falling into the sea.

The part of the sea that directly borders the shores of Dreamland is infamous for the large number of ferocious crabs that immediatly attack anyone that falls into the water.
Turkey

**Turkeys** are a bird species living in Dreamland. They are used to send messages, and are shown to be able to run much faster than humans.

## Appereance

Season one episode four: "Castle party massacre". To distribute the invitations for the castle party.

Season one episode nine: "To thine elf be true". To inform the king that the mission to procure elven blood has failed.

Season one episode ten: " Dreamland falls". To let Dankmire know about the situation in Dreamland. (It is not clear if a turkey was actually sent)
Washmaster

The **Washmaster** is a one-time character in *Disenchantment*. He lives on top of a tall mountain in his lair.

In "A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar", Bean, Luci and Elfo sought him under false pretenses, believing his name to be the "Wishmaster" and expecting three free wishes from him. It turns out he just does laundry for people. Bean is notably disappointed upon hearing this, as she hoped to wish for her arranged marriage to Prince Merkimer to be cancelled.

He is the brother of Rinsemaster.

The Washmaster is killed by Junior when the latter throws him off the mountain.

## Appearance

The Washmaster appears very elderly, he has jowls, wrinkles across his whole body, and a bald head with age spots.

## Featured

* A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar
* The Cabinet of Dr. Chazzzzz (mentioned)
Oona's ship

**Oona's Ship** is a pirate ship that belongs to Queen Oona and her crew.

The ship is a wooden tri master, armed with multiple cannons.

The ship originally belonged to Leavo, but Oona seized control over it after Leavo returned to Dreamland, and Oona proved herself a more capable pirate captain than he was.

In "Heads or Tails", Prince Derek recalls how Oona once set fire to her own ship, killing 40 members of her crew, when she tried to make him banana bread at his request. It has left her traumatized to the point you can't use the word "banana" in her presence anymore.

## Trivia

* A running gag in the series involves Oona voluntarily having herself tied to the bow of the ship afer taking some snakeroot, so she can relief stress by yelling out loud. In "Who Shot Elfo?", she advises Ursula to try it, and Ursula ends up liking it as well.
Sirs Stryker and Bolt

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   Sirs **Stryker and Bolt** are two Knights of the Zøg Table, and were Pendergast's best trackers, although ironically, they were lost the one time they were shown to be needed. However, Stryker was killed in Part 4.
Zandoro

**Zandoro** is a fictional Elf character from the movie serial "The Magic Princess", which also stars Princess Diandra.

Zandoro looks notably different from what actual Elves in the series look like; he is as tall as a human adult, likely since he's being played by one, with only his pointy ears and big nose revealing he's an Elf. When Elfo visits the Blue Mouse cinema and sees the movie, he mocks Zandoro for being so inaccurate.
Sam Buca

**Sam Buca** is a minor character appearing in "Hey, Pig Spender".

He is a farmer who is married to a woman named Denise. Together they have a habbit of stealing mugs from the local pub. Bean meets him when she investigates sightings of a monster. While the other farmers end up forming a mob to hunt the monster down, Sam instead begins to argue with Bean regarding his mugs-stealing habbit. Later, he is seen being captured by Sir Mertz and Sir Turbish, who think he is the monster.
Maruvian

**Maruvians** are an nation of humans native to the desert kingdom of Maru.

## History

**Maruvians** are an mysterious and ancient tribe(distinct from the population of Dreamland and Cremorrah), that have specialized with magic for centuries, which originally began as a bargain with Hell for unknown reasons. They have many unpredicted prophecies involving rituals and human sacrifices due to Maru's delayed owe to Hell to pay off the debt .

## Behavior

Maruvians seem to have a different type of behavior, which is not the same as the people of Dreamland have. They are rather selfish, paranoid and manipulative and use others for their goals.

## Notable Maruvians

* Queen Dagmar
* Princess Tiabeanie(Half-Maruvian)
* Becky the Enchantress
* Emperor Cloyd
* Jerry
* Mariabeanie
* Assassin

## Trivia

* If Maruvians are indeed humans, they presumably are from a more advanced tribe, distinct from the human population of Dreamland and Cremorrah.
Wrestling show

This **wrestling show** is an attraction in Steamland, where audience can watch wrestling matches.

When seen in "Fish Out of Water", the main fight for that evening is The Perc-O-Lator vs a human wrestler. When King Zøg accidentally ends up at the wrestlers entrance of the show, the manager mistakes him for the wrestler scheduled to fight the Perc-O-Lator and brings him inside. Zøg actually manages to beat the Perc-O-Later, but gets pelted by the disgruntled audience since he was not supposed to win.
Slapo

**Slapo** was a member of the Troll Circus Troupe. He was a beast tamer, and claims that he can control a beast by the slap of his hand. He does the least speaking out of all his accomplices. He has a missing arm, presumably because a beast ate it. He falls off the bridge during the heist and isn't seen again, althrough Dagmar informs Bean he's still alive with the dogs in "Subterranean Homesick Blues".

## Appearances

* The Dreamland Job
* Subterranean Homesick Blues (Mentioned)
Yum Yum Island

**Yum Yum Island** is a small island located in the Sea of Soggy Dreams, close to Maru. It is the island that Vip and Vap and their late brother Voop originally came from before Queen Dagmar brought them to Dreamland, supposedly to rescue them.

The island is never seen, only mentioned. In "The Stience of Homemade Lightning", when Bean and King Zøg were traveling in a balloon, Zøg hoped to pay the island a visit.
Selkie

**Selkies** are a magical shapeshifting species. Although they appear to be ordinary animals at first glance, they have the ability to change into Human forms by removing their animal skins. Selkies are known to live in the Enchanted Forest just outside of Dreamland.

## Known Selkies

* Ursula (Forest Selkie)
* Jasper (Human-Selkie hybrid)
Trixy

**Trixy** is a female Trøg who formed a one-sided relationship with Elfo.

## History

Trixy is first shown when she takes a liking to Elfo and his "relatively small" facial cavities. Somewhat assertive, she forcefully inserts herself between Elfo and two other admiring female Trøgs during their mandatory midnight supper. She offers Elfo a bowl of anchovies soaked in vinegar and mustard, something that Elfo finds incredibly savory. After dinner, Trixy decides to ambush Elfo by clinging to the ceiling of his sleep nook to be intimate with him. While apparently being loud enough for most of the cave dwellers to hear her, everyone is shown to be much more annoyed by Elfo's voice in general. Elfo later reflects on whether or not this was a moment of true love when he realizes that his wallet is missing.

Unlike most other Trøgs, Trixy doesn't seem to have a cult-like fascination with The Saviors or Trøgentology and mostly just seems interested in pursuing her carnal desires, as shown when she attempts to "assist" Elfo escape a prison cell by sneaking in a nude picture of herself inside a cake. Dagmar assigns her to give Bean, Elfo, and Luci a tour of their underground operations which reveals much about the culture of the Trøgs. She also leads them to one of their holy sites called the Pool of Reflection, where it's revealed that she harbors deep resentment for an ex-lover named Craig.

Eventually, she leads Bean, Elfo, and Luci to a ladder exiting the cave system, but not before trying to tempt Elfo with ladder sex before he leaves.

In "Bad Moon Rising", she drags Elfo into participating in the Trøgs moonlight ritual.

In "Spy Vs. Spy Vs. Spy", when Elfo is attending a Trøg meeting disguised as a Trøg, Trixy strikes up a conversation with him, unaware that he is Elfo. She is surprised when this "Trøg" knows her name. When she admits to the disguised Elfo that she has been sleeping with Superviso, Elfo is shocked, and ends up giving himself away in the process. The Trøgs are about to execute him, but Trixy saves Elfo by pointing out they can use him to spy on Bean for them.
Noel Fielding

**Noel Fielding** (born May 21, 1973) is an English comedian, writer, actor, artist, musician, and television presenter. He is known for a variety of roles, including characters in *The Mighty Boosh*, *The IT Crowd*, and as the one of the current hosts of *Great British Bake Off*. He began his acting career in the 1990's starting with stand-up comedy.

## Trivia

* Fielding held art exhibitions in 2008.
* He had gotten hepatitis in college.
Queen of Dankmire

The **Queen of Dankmire** is a recurring character in *Disenchantment*. Not a lot is known about the Royal Family of the Kingdom of Dankmire.

## Trivia

* The King and Queen were present at Bean's wedding in the first two episodes.
* Her exact relation to Queen Oona is currently unknown, though she could likely be her mother or aunt.

## Appearances

* A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar
* For Whom the Pig Oinks
* Swamp and Circumstance
Old Man Touchy

**Old Man Touchy** is a prisoner held in the dungeon beneath the Dreamland Castle.

He's a strange, perverted old man with no eyes, who has a habit of touching anyone or anything, as his power is to identify things he's touched. He presumably groped or molested the wrong person, which led to King Zøg having him thrown into the dungeon. However, he appears as a kind and fun man, comforting King Zog in a later scene. Zøg also occasionally calls upon Touchy's services if he needs something investigated.

His first appearance is in To Thine Own Elf Be True, where King Zog uses him to find the truth of the Eternity Pendant. He reveals that the pendant is real, but the reason it's not working with Elfo's blood is because there is something off with Elfo. Touchy remarks that he is "not an elf, but also not not-an-elf" and that he hasn't touched anything like him. This news that he is not entirely an Elf comes as much as as shock to Elfo as it does to the other characters.

He also makes an appearance scrubbing himself with a sponge during the Wash Day segment in Part 2, Episode 5: Our Bodies, Our Elves. In the episode The Pitter-Patter of Little Feet, Zøg states that Old Man Touchy lost his eyes in a race down Dreamland with Yøg.

In a later episode he is released from the dungeon by Prince Derek on the condition that he is never to touch again. He agrees only to then yell "I lied!" and run away.
Sokichi Kurenai

"My existence is a paradox. Born to a thot and a Thot Patrolman. But I will follow in my father's footsteps. I cannot let this world be run by those disgusting thots..."

- Sokichi

## History

Sokichi's father was a well-renowned member of the Thot Patrol, known for the Eviscerating flames and a family heirloom armor. Unfortunately, circumstances lead to Sokichi's father retiring as a Patrolmen and he settled down with a member of the Fuckboi Brigade. They lived happily, until a thot seduced Sokichi's father one night. The thot took him by surprised and ended up pregnant with his child. When Sokichi found the thot, he eviscerated the vile beast after the child was born. Unable to eviscerate the child, the man took the child as his own, and raised him in the art of Thot Evisceration. Sokichi grew to be a fine young man, despite being a half-thot. He faced discrimination for his half-thot nature, but nonetheless developed skill in his father's Eviscerating flames and the family heirloom armor.

## Powers and Abilities

Sokichi's powers revolve around the Eviscerating flames that comes from his father's family, as well as their heirloom armor passed down through the generations. The armor was created from ancient, anti-Thot materials that assist the wielder in the evisceration of thots. While the design of the armor varies among owners, it generally features a samurai-like design to an extent, and is summoned via a katana

* Half-Thot Physiology - Whatever this grants.
* Eviscerating Flames - TBA
Swindler Raccoon

This unnamed **Raccoon** is one of the animals living in the Enchanted Forest. He can talk like a human, walks upright, and wears a blue jacket and brown hat.

In "Beanie Get Your Gun" Prince Derek encounters him in the forest, where the raccoon is demonstrating a card-based shell game to some animals, and challenges Derek to give it a try. Derek has to guess which of three cards is the queen, but gets it wrong and the raccoon takes his wallet. Later, after Derek meets Sagatha, she tells him to try again but pay attention to the raccoon himself instead of the cards. Derek thus finds out the raccoon has a squirrel hidden up his sleeve who quickly swaps the cards at the last moment. Derek angrily exposes the scam and takes his purse back.

The raccoon is seen again in Season 3 among the various Dreamlanders that gather for the revolution against Queen Dagmar.
The Strutting Cock

**The Strutting Cock** is a pub in Bentwood.

It is seen in "Hey, Pig Spender" when Prince Merkimer throws a party to celebrate his return to Bentwood. In reality, the "Merkimer" that everyone is celebrating with is the pig that Merkimer swapped bodies with, so the real Merkimer has to hide under the table while the Pig-Merkimer participates in a drinking competition. While under the table, Merkimer hears his drinking buddies make rude remarks about him, and realizes they don't really like him.
Weirdo

**Weirdo** is a minor character in *Disenchantment*. He is a perverted elf. His voice actor is unknown.

## Appearance

Weirdo looks like a typical elf only with paler green skin, wispy hair and bags under his eyes. He wears a brown hat and blue outfit, and a creepy facial expression. He never speaks but only ever lets out a creepy giggle.

## Personality

He is a peeping tom. In his first appearance he is peeping through the window when Elfo and Kissy are making out. He makes arousal sounds when he is found out. The Elf King's comment about him taking his pants off suggests he is a known pervert in Elfwood. All in all, he is a humorous side character. He makes several small appearances throughout the show, always spying on people. His last appearance in "Goodbye Bean" has him peep through the window of Elfo's room where Elfo and Miri are kissing.

## Quotes

**Elfo**: It's not like I'm some kind of weirdo— Hey, *get out of here Weirdo*!
**Weirdo**: Heh heh heh heh.

**Elf King**: Kissy, what in humping heavens is going on?!
**Kissy**: Nothing, father!
**Elf King**: Weirdo doesn't take his pants off *for nothing*!
Princess Diandra

**Princess Diandra** is a fictional princess who appears in a movie that Elfo watches in the Blue Mouse cinema in "Steamland Confidential".

## Appereance

Season three episode four: "Steamland Confidential"

## History

Elfo is watching a film in the Blue Mouse cinema in Steamland, in which the Princess Diadra then appears. He is however insulted by how inaccurate the movie depicts a medieval fantasy world, and in particular the elf Zandoro.

## The magic prinzess a serialized fantasy Plot

Princess Diandra must return the Splen-dor orb so that it does not ruin the kingdom.
The Buried Giant

**The Buried Giant** is a pub in the city of Skylight. It is seen in the story "Magic Beans Trilogy" in "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1".

After Bean, Elfo and Luci end up in Skylight and meet the giant Gunter, he takes them for drinks in The Buried Giant. There, Luci tries to demonstrate that a utopia like Skylight can never last, but accidentally ends up setting the place on fire. The fire quickly spreads to other buildings.