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Holly Watson

Holly and Jet moments before the Earth is pulled into Final Space.

**Holly Watson** is the wife of Todd H. Watson.

Not much is known about her, other than that she and Todd are married and have a son. Todd deeply loves them both.
She and her son were still on Earth when it was pulled into Final Space by a Titan in the climax of "Chapter 10". As of Season 2, they are thus either deceased or trapped in Final Space. Their fate is what drove Todd to seek revenge against Gary Goodspeed, leading to several conflicts in Season 2.
Deathcropolis

The **Deathcropolis** is a gladiatorial colosseum, located within an unnamed city on the planet Yarno.

## Background

In "Chapter 3", it was used by The Order of the Twelve to make sacrifices to the "Twelve Titans". All refugees who came to Yarno to seek a sanctuary where instead sentenced to fight in the Deathcropolis.

While the Order didn't want to have Mooncake participate in the fights, since they planned to give him to the Lord Commander, Mooncake still ended up in the arena when trying to escape his cell. He was forced to fight to other creatures, and killed them all. Then the Lord Commander himself arrived to take Mooncake, killing the last gladiator in the proces. Mooncake fought back against the Lord Commander, and was soon joined by Gary Goodspeed and Avocato (who had escaped the Lazarus Trap they had been send to). Together, they escaped Deathcropolis, while Lord Commander was distracted by the other monsters Gary released into the arena.

 Trivia

* In "Chapter 7", there is a poster for Deathcropolis is seen hanging in Avocato's room when Gary and Little Cato are looking around.
Mr. Graven

Mr. Graven (left) with his wife and daughters.

**Mr. Graven** (first name unknown) is the father of Ash Graven.

## Background

Not much is known about him. He is native to Serepentis, was married and had two daughters. Like many of the inhabitants of Serepentis, he was a loyal worshipper of the fire snake Werthrent, and believed that being sacrificed to him was a great honor for which the sacrificed person would be rewarded. Thus, he and his wife didn't object when their daughters were chosen as sacrifices.

However, when Ash saw her sister getting devoured by Werthrent, the trauma awoke her powers. In her panic, she unleashed a wave of energy that killed several people, including her parents.
Avery Ergon

“*Forget it, Quinn! I'm not a baby. You can't protect me anymore.*”
―Avery
**Avery Ergon** is a minor character in *Final Space*. She was the younger sister of Quinn Ergon, and a soldier in the Infinity Guard who presumably died in battle while attempting to prove herself to Quinn.

## Biography

### Early life

Avery Ergon was the younger sister of Quinn Ergon. Growing up, Avery secretly admired and looked up to her older sister. This resulted in her acting very competitive, brash, and overconfident towards Quinn, always wanting to outclass her sister and the only person Avery seemed to show respect for was her mother.

In one event, Quinn and Avery were playing a "game" where one had to catch a beacon underwater in the middle of the ocean faster than the other. After Quinn failed to catch the beacon in time, Avery taunted her sister over this, before throwing her own beacon in the ocean with the intention of catching it and beating Quinn. Quinn urgently told Avery to not attempt it, as a storm had rolled in. Avery ignored her sister and jumped in after the beacon anyway. Due to the storm, Avery was swept away and nearly drowned as a result, but was rescued by the Infinity Guard and taken to a medical center.

After Quinn was summoned to the morgue, Avery was already there with a blanket wrapped around herself and glaring at her older sister despite Quinn showing relief that she was alive and well. She ignored her sister until Commander Ergon arrived and Avery stood firm like a soldier and watched as their mother locked Quinn in a room full of dead bodies of Infinity Guard soldiers and scolded her, telling her not to let Avery or anyone under her command to suffer the same fate as these soldiers (even though it was Avery who risked her own life and despite Quinn's protests that it was too dangerous).

### Disappearance

Many years later, Avery was fighting on the side of the Infinity Guard after being ambushed by an unseen enemy force, with Quinn acting as the squad's commander. Tired of sitting back and taking orders, Avery, against the protests of her sister, stepped up to the front lines in an attempt to end the conflict once and for all. Despite Quinn's desperate pleas, Avery flew headfirst into an explosion, and was never seen again. As no body was recovered, Avery was presumed deceased, leaving Quinn riddled with guilt.

## Personality

Avery was shown to be overconfident, competitive, and rather foolish, in contrast to her sister. She was impulsive and arrogant in her attempt to prove herself as superior to Quinn, even almost drowning while chasing a beacon despite Quinn's protests, ignoring and even mocking Quinn's orders during combat, and running off to the frontlines and seemingly dying in an ensuing explosion. It was implied by a medical AI that Avery's actions were due to the fact she greatly looked up to Quinn, rather than actually being jealous of her.

## Trivia

* Olan Rogers and Ben Bjelajac have expressed interest in exploring Avery more in the future, implying that she could still be alive.
* Despite being the younger sister, Avery always looked much older than her older sister Quinn.
Mooncake's Species

**Mooncake's Species** were small, green, spherically-shaped creatures with no apparent distinction between the head and body.

They are notable for having virtually no limbs, though they do have two smaller stub-like appendages that protrude from their lower body.

Members of this species also have two distinctive short antennae atop their head, most likely used to "sense" or "feel" their environment in the absence of arms or legs.

## Origin

**Mooncake** was created from a small fragment of Final Space, when John Goodspeed used an Anti-matter bomb to close a breach to Final Space. There were currently no other known members of his species.
Gary’s cookie children

Gary's Cookie family

The **Cookie children** are two characters seen in Gary Goodspeed's dreamworld in the episode "The Happy Place".

In Gary's personal dream, provided to him by the powers of The Happy Place, Gary is married to an antropomorphic cookie, and they have two children together (a boy and a girl). Gary deeply loves them all. When Gary is called back into action to defeat The Overlord and his Frost Bears, his kids cheer him on.

While Gary fights the Frost Bears, Cookie Wife and the kids are taken captive by The Overlord. Gary managed to rescue them by defeating the Overlord in a dance battle, but the joy was short lived as Hushfluffles, who up till now assisted Gary in his mission, suddenly pulled out a gun and killed them all to make Gary feel the pain of losing one's family.
Jill

**Jill** is a Titan who is mentioned in "The Sixth Key". She is a character who was mentioned but has yet to appear in the series.

## Background

As a titan, Jill like all other titans, was created by the Arachnitects to assist with the creation and layering of dimensions. At the time before Invictus appeared, Jill entered into a relationship with Bolo as his first love. However, she cheated on him with Oreskis after being seduced by him. As a result, she was infected with an STD called upippi-ums which resulted in her urinating lava and she later infected Bolo with the same disease without his knowledge. Eventually, her mind was poisoned by Invictus alongside the other titans resulting in her becoming violent and being sealed into Final Space. Her infidelity towards Bolo is one of the reasons why Bolo hated Oreskis alongside the fact that Oreskis sealed Bolo in a cube for ten thousand years. Bolo revealed Jill's infidelity to him to Gary Goodspeed in an attempt to get Gary to trust him after Gary accused Bolo of being evil.

## Trivia

* Jill's name continues a running gag on the show where some celestial beings and aliens are given generic human names.
* The relationship status between Bolo and Jill is currently unknown but Bolo's description of Jill as his "First Love" strongly implies that Bolo dumped Jill after he found out about her infidelity with Oreskis.
Jordan Hammerstein

“*Oh! Have you even had to find a dress?! Fix your hair?! Impress Jordan Hammerstein who you hate with all your guts because he won't even look at you?! Look at me now, Jordan!*”
―Ash
**Jordan Hammerstein** is an unseen mentioned character in *Final Space* who is mentioned in "The Arachnitects". He is Ash's former crush and would-be prom date.

## Biography

### Background

Next to nothing is known about Jordan, but what is known is that Ash Graven had a crush on him and constantly tried to impress and woo him, but he wouldn't even look at her. When she finally mustered up the courage and asked him to the prom, Jordan either stood her up or flat out rejected her. The experience was apparently so bad that it left Ash embarrassed and deeply traumatized, to the point where the very thought of Jordan or prom in general sends her into a fit of violent rage.

### Season 2

In "The Arachnitects", Ash becomes enraged at the thought of Jordan, which allowed her to use her powers in an attempt to help Gary rescue Mooncake.
Other Beth

**Other Beth** is a refrigerator located in the medical bay on the Galaxy One.

Like Beth, she is just an ordinary refrigerator, but Gary treats her as if she is a living being (or at least an intelligent robot). In "Chapter 2" he admits to Avocato to have had some dark conversations with her, and that she knows "everything".

She was destroyed along with the entire Galaxy One in "Chapter 10". She was blasted to bits by a shot from the Lord Commander’s ship as Gary prepared to ram it with the Galaxy One.
Bee-tor the Sacred Beetle King

## Bee-tor

Bee-tor on a branch

'*Bee-tor* (The Sacred Beetle King) was a small beetle, seen sitting on a branch in "The Toro Regatta". He is turquoise and brown in color and doesn't have any lines or actions in the episode. As the racing ships blew past him he was knocked off of his branch. His status is currently unknown as he is not mentioned again in the series.
Team Squad

* Season 3
* Season 2
* Season 1

“*We'll get through it together. As a team. As a squad... As a team squad.*”
―Gary Goodspeed

The **Team Squad** are a crew of interdimensional misfits whose goals are to protect the universe from the horrors of Final Space. They are the main cast of the series. Although they started to form and act as a group in Chapter 4, it was not until Chapter 7 that the team officially went into existence.

## Members

### Current Members

* Gary Goodspeed (Leader)
* H.U.E.
* KVN
* Mooncake
* Avocato
* Quinn Ergon (second-in-command)
* Little Cato
* Tribore Menendez
* Sheryl Goodspeed
* Quatronostro
* Biskit

### Deceased Members

* Nightfall
* A.V.A.
* Fox
* Clarence
* Kevin Van Newton
* Bolo

## Notable Transportation

* Galaxy One (destroyed)
* Crimson Light (destroyed)
* Galaxy Two

## Trivia

* The team's name was coined by Gary in Chapter 7 when he was trying to comfort Little Cato after he accidentally destroyed Nightfall’s time ship.
* Initially, Gary's first choice for their team name was "Legion of Murdering an Irritatingly Power-thirsty Pint-sized Imp into a Plethora of Butthoooooles", referring to their desire to tear the Lord Commander a set of new buttholes. This name was dropped after Season 1 however.
Grateful Alien

Officering Tribore a scarf

The **Grateful Alien** is a character briefly seen in the Season 2 episode "The Descent Into Darkness".

## Appearance

He is a small, humanoid alien with three eyes and a brown skin. He has hands with only 2 fingers.

## Background

When first seen, he and two other members of his species are on board Tribore's ship. The alien offers Tribore a purple scarf as gratitude for The Resistance saving their species from the plague of mouth eyes. Tribore is unimpressed with the gift, until the alien encourages him to try it on. He also announced they would sing songs about Tribore, but Tribore quickly dismisses him and the other two.

## References

1. ↑ Real name unknown, the character is credited as "Grateful Alien" on the IMDb page for "The Descent Into Darkness"
Dragon Hawk V

“*The Dragon Hawk V! She lives!*”
―Gary
The **Dragon Hawk V** is a T-X14 Boltrunner that was created by Biskit. It was utilized by Gary and Avocato to rescue Little Cato from Invictus' prison in "The Devil's Den".

## Description

The Dragon Hawk V is a starfighter that Biskit claims to be one of the fastest cruisers to ever exist. The ship is capable of lightfolding and flying at extremely fast speeds. It was also created to store Biskit's H.U.E. project.

## Gallery

Biskit presents the Dragon Hawk V.The ship's cockpit.
## Trivia

* Its name was formerly proposed by Gary for the Galaxy Two.
Mooncake (caterpillar)

**Mooncake** is a caterpillar who was Gary Goodspeed's pet during his childhood.

## Appearance

As a caterpillar, Mooncake had green skin, twelve legs, two eyes, and two antennae, also barring striking resemblance to the current Mooncake.

Gary kept him even after he turned into a butterfly.

## Background

Mooncake was a present to Gary from his father, John Goodspeed. The caterpillar stayed with Gary after his father died, and Gary took Mooncake with him wherever he went, including to John's funeral. Around the time Gary's mom, Sheryl Goodspeed, decided to walk out on Gary, Mooncake had entered his stage as a chrysalis, from which he eventually emerged as a butterfly.

Gary lost Mooncake when a couple of teenagers, who were bullying Gary, smashed the jar on the ground, breaking it. The impact seemingly killed Mooncake, though it is also possible he escaped afterwards. Either way, Mooncake was gone from Gary's life.

Years later, Gary would name the alien creature Mooncake after his childhood pet.
Harp Graven

* Formerly
* Currently

“*What were we chosen for?*”
―Harp
**Harp Graven** is a character in Final Space (series).

## Biography

Harp Graven, younger sister of Ash Graven, was born to two unnamed parents on the planet of Serepentis.

Several years before the events of the series, the two of them were chosen to be sacrificed to Werthrent, a fire snake god worshipped on Serepentis. Their parents didn't object since it was believed that being sacrificed was a great honor, and those sacrificed would be rewarded. The girls where not told of their fate, only that they had been "chosen". Harp was the first to be sacrificed, and as Ash could only watch helplessly, Harp was devoured by Werthrent. This caused Ash to unleash her abilities, and from then on she wanted to get her sister back.

Ash finally saw her sister again in "The Grand Surrender" after confronting Werthrent and getting eaten by him. She thus discovered the truth about the snake god; those sacrificed to him where kept prisoner in a pocket dimension as mindless, decaying, zombies. Ash desperately tried to make Harp remember her, but she was too far gone and could only mutter "She's gone" over and over again. When Little Cato killed Werthrent by removing the dimensional key inside his hearth, the dimension collapsed and Harp was killed by the raging fire. Her last act was ordering Ash to leave before the flames of Werthrent engulfed and killed her.

Ash was naturally devastated, but Little Cato told her that she couldn't save a person who didn't know they were lost. This and Nightfall's words to her allowed her to get some closure over her sister's death.

## Appearance

Harp Graven is a light cyan alien of an unknown species with pink hair, and a black uniform with a red brooch in the middle. When she is in critical condition from being surrendered, she has bulging, egg yolk colored eyes, and yellow, missing rotted teeth along with her uniform being heavily tattered and torn.

## Personality

Although not much is known about her personality, she did appear quite caring to her parents and sister. Seeing as how eccentric the people of Serpentis are, it would not be too far off that Harp would be a little odd as well.

## Relationship

### Ash - Older sister

Ash Graven and Harp have a really close relationship, holding each other's hands when they are about to unknowingly meet their fate, (Only Harp met that fate), and Ash being devastated over what happened, to the point where it could've affected her personality from the trauma.

## Quotes

* "Mom? Dad? What were we chosen for?"

* "Gone. She's gone! Gone gone!"

* "GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO-!"

## Trivia

* Her name means "sculpted harp".
* She is the youngest named character to die in the series, as she was only a child at the time of her death.
Invader Red

The **Invader Red** was one of the four spaceships participating in the Toro Regatta during the eponymous episode. It was the third and last ship to get destroyed.

It is unknown who the pilot of the ship was.

Early in the race, the Invader Red fired multiple photon missiles at the Crimson Light, but Gary Goodspeed managed to steer the Crimson Light underneath the Dread Renegade, which took the full force of the missiles.

The Invader Red did not follow the Crimson Light and the Starchaser as they entered drop drive, and thus was not seen again until only the Crimson Light left drop drive again. With only the two of them left, the Invader Red tried to disintegrate the Crimson Light, but was blown up by Nightfall and her ship.
Richard

Richard and Dan

**Richard** is an alien of an unknown species. He is a member of The Resistance, though Tribore doesn't have a high opinion of him.

Richard is mentioned a few times in "Chapter 9", when Tribore orders him over the radio to help search for the Anti-matter bomb. Richard managed to find the secret underwater base of the Infinity Guard, where the bomb was kept.

Richard evidently escaped from Earth before it was pulled into Final Space, since he is still around in Season 2. He is seen for the first time in "The Grand Surrender" when Tribore calls him for advice how to escape from the pocket dimension inside the dying Werthrent. Richard is too busy doing nothing with Dan however, and thus is of no help.

In "The Other Side", Tribore suggests they ask Richard his opinion about H.U.E.'s idea to harness the power of the drop drive for Ash Graven to break through a time shard, but Gary shoots down the plan.
Sorbo Prison gate guard

This unnamed guard is appears in the Season 2 episode "The Notorious Mrs. Goodspeed". He is one of the guards of the Supermax prison on Sorbo, and the only one of the guards who has any dialogue in the episode.

## Appearance

He looks like a humanoid fish, with fins on his head. His eyes have no visible pupils.

## Background

When the Team Squad visits the prison so Gary can have a final word with his mother before her execution, this guard is the only one on duty at the gate. He is rather naive, and instantly believes the Team Squad's story that they are there to survey the cells for saberbats, and that his brother Wesley, who works in the front office, called for them to come. The reason he believes them is because he recently saw a saberbat kill his friend Carlos.
The Drilling Factory

The Drilling Factory is a strip club and also possibly a brothel that is located in the district 69 section of the Darga Space Port. As one of the more seedier section of the port it featured numerous strippers of different alien species.

## Background

In The Set Up, the Team Squad is tricked into entering The Drilling Factory by Clarence when he tells them that he knows of an associate named Horace Vercox who has a lead on where the squad could find the fifth dimensional key and that Horace would meet them in the drilling factoty However, this was revealed to be a lie that Clarence conjured up just to distract the Team Squad and allow him to steal the two Dimensional Keys already in their possession and hand them over to Sheryl Goodspeed. The Team Squad was shocked to find out the true nature of the drilling factory as Little Cato inadvertently witnessed a man performing an unspecified sexual act. After Fox caught Clarence in the act of stealing the keys and was tased and severely wounded in the process, he alerted the Team Squad of Clarence’s treachery.
Lizard Titan

“*Invictus wants you dead, Bolo. You'll wish you never escaped!*”
―Lizard Titan
The **Lizard Titan** was a Titan with a lizard-like appearance who was sent by Invictus to kill the Team Squad, before he is engaged in a fight and killed by Bolo and Mooncake.

## Biography

### Background

The Lizard Titan was one of the many Titans corrupted by Invictus and imprisoned within Final Space by Bolo.

### Season 3

    In "...And Into The Fire", the Lizard Titan and another unidentified Titan attempt to prevent the Team Squad from escaping from Quinn's prison, but the Lizard Titan is punched aside by Bolo, while the other unnamed Titan is killed when the Crimson Light lightfolds through its head.

One month later, the Lizard Titan returns to attack the Team Squad on Planet X, but is once again confronted by Bolo. The two Titans engage in a destructive fight which results in Planet X being destroyed after the Lizard Titan knocks Bolo down onto it. Although the Lizard Titan has the upper-hand on Bolo, Mooncake assists the latter in the fight by blasting off the Lizard Titan's left arm, allowing Bolo to overpower and kill the Lizard Titan by shoving him face-first into a star until he disintegrated.

## Appearance

The Lizard Titan is a Titan who is about the size of a large planet. The top half of his body is dark green, while his lower half is a dark blue color. The most distinct feature of the Lizard Titan is his lizard-like appearance, sporting sharp claws, three fingers, teeth, and a tail. He has glowing pink eyes, indicating that he is under the influence of Invictus.

## Trivia

* Just like numerous other Titans, the Lizard Titan's blood is a bright green color.
Darga Space Port

The **Darga Space Port** is a four-star family space station, filled with charming shops, cafes, brothels, and free jazz on tuesdays. Its economy however is ruined by poor economic management.

## Background

In "The Set Up", Clarence tricks the crew into going to the Darga Space Port, under false promises to find a Dimensional Key, when in fact he intended to give Sheryl their two keys. He sends the rest of the Team Squad to "The Drilling Factory", which turns out to be a brothel.

While in the port, H.U.E. participated in a robot fighting match called the Battle Royal, where he won through sheer luck. He and Mooncake then got involved with a gang who had stolen 10.000 Dropnoids, which they retrieved, and where hailed as heroes.
HBO Max

**HBO Max** is an American subscription video on demand streaming service from AT&T's WarnerMedia. The service launched on May 27, 2020 and currently has a nominal total of 28.7 million subscribers, with the balance made up of HBO pay TV customers whose subscriptions make them eligible for free access to HBO Max, but who had not activated by that time.

Seasons 1 and 2 of *Final Space* became available to stream on HBO Max on March 1, 2021. It was added to the Adult Swim hub on March 30, 2021. Season 3 became available on November 13, 2021.

On July 1, 2022, *Final Space* has been quietly removed from the HBO Max site.
Serepentis

“***AVA**: Serepentis -- a planet best known for worshiping a fire serpent not from this realm.
**H.U.E.**: Star Travel Online ranked it worst place for a honeymoon, but best place for venom-soaked viper waffles.*”
―AVA and H.U.E.
**Serepentis** is the homeplanet of the Serepentians and Werthrent. It is also the hidden place of the second Dimensional Key.

## Background

Serpentis is a planet inhabited by humanoid beings that worship the fire snake Werthrent, which hails from another realm. They regularly sacrifice people (either unwilling victims, or pilgrims who volunteer for this), which are devoured by the snake and trapped in an undead state within its entrails. They also worship other gods, like the goddess Sentella.

All the food on the planet seems to be made of snake and poison. Sentella, the snake goddess of good fortune, is an important figure in the religion of the planet.

When Werthrent was killed by the Team Squad after they took the Dimensional Key from hearth, the ring around the planet vanished.
Planet X

**Planet X** was a planet located within Final Space.

## History

In "...And Into The Fire", the Team Squad became stranded on Planet X after being forced to abandon the destroyed Crimson Light. Following this, they live and survive on the planet for one full month, subsisting on nothing but the giggling worms that inhabited the planet. Eventually, the crew are attacked by a legion of possessed Garys and a giant lizard-like Titan, both sent by Invictus to kill them all, but Bolo comes to their aide. The planet was eventually destroyed when Bolo was knocked down onto its surface by the Lizard Titan.

## Landscape

Planet X was a primarily red planet orbited by several much smaller planets. As implied by Quinn, the planet has drastically rising temperatures. The landscape is almost volcanic with large, spiky rocks protruding from the planet's surface, and a blood-red sky. Planet X seems to be void of life outside of small, giggling worm creatures and Stan, a robot that slumbered deep within the caves of the planet.
Shannon Thunder

**Shannon Thunder** is a character in Final Space. She is a female human and a member of the Resistance. She is Tribore's second-in-command, and has deep, but unrequited feelings for him.

## Biography

Shannon is first seen in "Chapter 9" when she and Tribore save the Team Squad from a group of Infinity Guard soldiers in the Infinity Guard Spire. In "Chapter 10", she is among the pilots that help fight the Lord Commander's armada. She is horrified when Tribore's ship is shot down, but disappears from the battle afterwards and is not seen again for the rest of the season.

She returns in the Season 2 episode "The Closer You Get", in which she is now leading a resistance group of her own called The Uprising. They confront the Crimson Light at Kanopus Prime, claiming that the ship is in Uprising Space, but she halts the attack when she learns Tribore is on the Crimson Light. She immediately tries to woo him, and get him to help the Uprising, but to her dismay Tribore reveals he is in love with his other self (he changes gender every six months). Nevertheless, they share a romantic dinner (with Sharon wearing a mirror over her face) before Tribore has to depart again.

## Appearance

Shannon Thunder is a human woman who has peach skin and short black hair. Her cheeks have small black paint lines. She wears a black sweater with black fingerless gloves and cargo pants.

## Trivia

* Shannon Thunder is never mentioned by name in the episodes she appeared in. She was revealed to have been given that name in a livestream by Olan Rogers with that name given out jokingly. The name eventually became canon after it turned catchy amongst fans.
Eric

Eric is a character in Final Space (series).

## Biography

He is the Lord Commander's servant. Eric is treated like a slave, as expected for a servant, and constantly mistreated by his master. In "Chapter 3", he was choked into unconsciousness and was dumped in Deathcropolis. "Chapter 5", by dialogue stated by the Lord Commander, revealed that Eric had survived the ordeal. After "Season 2" killed off the Lord Commander, it is unknown what was left of his fate.

## Appearance

Eric is an alien with elf-like ears, a long nose, pale peach skin, and a stitched up scar just above his left ear. He wears a dark blue-gray jacket with green accents keeping it in place.

## Personality

Meek and submissive, Eric embodies the major traits of your typical abused servant. He is shown to be quite fearful to the Lord Commander, and "Chapter 5" implies that Eric has the tendency to cry a lot.

## Relationship

### Lord Commander - Master

Unsurprising from the villain of the first season, Lord Commander abuses Eric heavily, even choking him half to death. Eric remains loyal to his master, but their relationship is tinged with fear. Regardless, Eric remains helplessly submissive, and thus the abuse continues.

## Trivia

* Eric is one of few characters to have physical injuries in their design.
* Eric survives his choking and is mentioned in "Chapter 5" to still be serving Lord Commander.
Phil

“*Would you like some help from Phil?*”
―Phil
**Phil** is a mysterious creature that resides in another dimension one can only reach by drinking the Clearwater on the planet Kanopus Prime. He is seen in the Season 2 episode "The Closer You Get".

## Appearance

Phil is a tall, slender build humanoid creature, with all black skin and red eyes. He has horns, though these could be part of his attire rather than his own body. He speaks with a deep, creepy voice. His pocket is filled with tiny creatures called pocked peepers, which organize the goods in his pocket.

## Background

Gary Goodspeed encountered Phil after he drank from the Clearwater on Kanopus Prime in an attempt to reach Quinn Ergon in Final Space. Phil offered Gary a map that could get him to her, on condition that Gary would take it out of Phil's pocket himself. Gary was understandably reluctant considering Phil's scary appearance, and even more when he saw the pocket peepers (which Gary mistook for infant-baby souls), but ultimately agreed. There was no catch however; the map was there and Phil let Gary use it.
KVN (pilot)

This article is about the ****the pilot**** character. You may be looking for the **TBS series** character.

 ***"You will retain no memory of these events, only fragments."***
This article is about something that may not be canon to the TBS Series.

## Other

### Abilities

Hovering

**KVN (pilot)** is a character who first appeared in Pilot.
Derek

**Derek** is a human criminal. He is first seen in a flashback in "Chapter 1".

## Appearance

Derek has brown skin and black hair. He is quite bulky in build; something his companion Dr. Bluestein comments on when he tells him to loose weight.

## Background

Five years prior to the events of the series, he and Bluestein were chasing Gary Goodspeed through a rainy night in New York City. They wanted a diamond Gary had, and which they claimed to be theirs. Gary evaded them by fleeing into a bar, where he first met Quinn Ergon.

## Alternate versions

In "The First Times They Met", it is revealed that in Nightfall's timeline, Derek was a member of the Infinity Guard and good friends with her timeline's Gary Goodspeed.
Super Molelito

**Super Molelito** (named as such by Clarence due to him being a larger version of Molelito) is an mole-like alien living on the planet Talpa-X. He is seen in the Season 2 episode "The Arachnitects".

## Appareance

Super Molelito has the appareance of giant star snout mole. He has blue fur with long frontal teeth and a tree growing on top of his head.

He appeared when the Team Squad was talking with Molelito to ask for his help to activate one of the Dimensional Keys that could send them to the dimension of the Arachnitects. Neither of the Molelito's could do this however, so they instructed Gary to seek out General Cataloupe instead.
Gary Goodspeed (Nightfall's timeline)

This **Gary Goodspeed** is an alternate version of the main timeline's Gary Goodspeed, first seen in "The First Times They Met". He is from the timeline that Nightfall originally came from.

## Appearance

He looks just like mainstream Gary, except he doesn't have a robotic left arm.

## Background

This version of Gary Goodspeed was a pilot of the Infinity Guard (in contrast to mainstream Gary, who only briefly pretended to be one), and good friends with Dr. Bluestein and Derek (who were enemies of the mainstream Gary).

He and Quinn Ergon met outside a bar when they literally bumped into each other, and Quinn asked him for directions. She was immediately impressed by him, and asked him for a drink, which surprised Gary.

The two quickly got into a serious relationship. At some point in their time together, Gary came up with the codename Nightfall for Quinn.

Like in the main timestream, he and Quinn eventually had to close a breach to Final Space with help of an Anti-matter bomb, but in this timeline it was Gary who sacrificed himself to detonate the bomb.

In "The First Times They Met", Nightfall tries to get her Gary back by having the Crimson Light's virtulazium create a holographic double of him. The simulation is too complex however and leaves the entire ship without power. Eventually, Nightfall is forced to end the simulation to save everyone else.

## Gallery

He and Quinn first meet.A date at the movies.Gary closes the breach
1. ↑ Chapter 7
Final Space Poisoning

“*Think of it like stagnant water... a breeding pool for disease. When Final Space was sealed away from the flow of the universe, space-time itself stagnated, poisoning all organic matter.*”
―H.U.E.
**Final Space Poisoning** is an extremely dangerous disease that occurs when a humanoid being is exposed to Final Space for prolonged periods of time.

## Description

The Final Space Poisoning is contracted by prolonged exposure to the malevolent energy of Final Space. The poison usually takes several months to begin affecting the victim, but the symptoms and poison can be accelerated if the host is experiencing extreme stress. The disease likely only affects humanoid life, as seen in those who have been affected by it. It develops and spreads throughout the host's body through their veins, which will begin to take on a glowing yellow color that starts at the wrist and slowly spreads all throughout the hosts' body, presumably resulting in the death of the host shortly after.

One major symptom of the disease is constant pain and hallucinations, as shown when Quinn Ergon could barely stand as the disease worsened, and when she hallucinated visions of her past and sister, Avery Ergon.

The only known substance that can cease the effects of Final Space poisoning is selenium, one of the rarest substances in the universe that is capable of absorbing the poisoning. However, the process of implanting selenium within the host to cease the poisoning was known to be extremely grueling and painful since it involves drilling the selenium directly into the host's skull while the host is still conscious and without the use of any forms of painkiller or anesthesia because any chemical interference will jeopardize the host's life during the procedure. The procedure is painful enough that it could potentially result in the death of the host regardless due to extreme shock. The only way to lessen the pain of the host is if another person willingly shares the pain with the host through the linkage of pain receptors between them. However, this is also equivalently dangerous since it can also cause the person who shares the pain to die from shock as well. Final Space Poisoning could also be dispersed by simply leaving Final Space itself.

### Characters who received Final Space Poisoning

* Stan (deceased)
* Quinn Ergon (cured)
* Gary Goodspeed (cured)
* Avocato (cured)
* Little Cato (cured)
* Sheryl Goodspeed (cured)

## Gallery

Stan shows the effects of the poisoning to the Team Squad.Avocato got Final Space poisoningLittle Cato showing his Final Space poisoningGary's Final Space poisoning
Scooter

***"You will retain no memory of these events, only fragments."***
This article is about something that may not be canon to the TBS Series.

“*Oh, crap. Oh, crap. We are... Oh, no. We're on the wrong freaking planet. Well, crap. Scooter is totally dead.*”
―Gary Goodspeed

## Appearance

### Species

Likely Human

Scooter was an Infinity Guard Warden whom Gary and Mooncake were supposed to rescue, however they landed on the wrong planet and he died.
Mooncake (Gary Space)

This article is about the ****the original series**** character. You may be looking for the **pilot** character or the **TBS series** character.

 ***"You will retain no memory of these events, only fragments."***
This article is about something that may not be canon to the TBS Series.

## Mooncake

* Episode 1
* Episode 2 and 3

## Appearance

### Species

Mooncake's Species, Creature of Spherical Design

## Other

### Abilities

Communicating Noise with Verbal,Moving slowly at Ground Level
Gatekeeper

“*You're late... AGAIN!*”
―Gatekeeper
The **Gatekeeper** is a creature residing in the mind of the titan Bolo. He was first seen in "Chapter 8", when the Team Squad visited Inner Space to meet Bolo, and later returns in "The Chamber of Doubt".

## Appearance

Gatekeeper looks like a sphere wreathed in blue flames, with long, black legs and arms. He has a mouth and two eyes, which take up almost his entire body. Gary Goodspeed jokingly called him "a giant flaming M&M".

He is never seen without his spear.

## Personality

The Gatekeeper is very impatient and sassy. Nearly any time he talks to members of the Team Squad, he sounds angry or annoyed.

## Biography

Gatekeeper awaited the Team Squad when Bolo pulled the Galaxy One into his mind. He took them from Brain Chamber 1 all the way to room 795, Bolo's mind palace, where he informed them only Gary could proceed. When Gary was send back in time by Bolo to meet his father, John Goodspeed, Gatekeeper enabled the others to see the reunion. At the end of the episode, he urged them to leave since time was running out for them to close the breach to Final Space.

## Quotes and Catchphrases

**Quotes**

1. "Excuse me? Are you giving me sass?"

## Trivia

* Gatekeeper is completely absent from Season 2, he was planned to appear, but was unfortunately cut.
* It is unknown what happened to the Gatekeeper after Bolo's untimely demise.
Beings of Unimaginable Light

The **Beings of Unimaginable Light** are an enigmatic race of god-like beings who were responsible for creating the Arachnitects, who in turn created the Titans. Due to their involvement in the creation the Arachnitects, they are indirectly responsible for every single event that transpires in the series.

## Appearance

The Beings of Unimaginable appear vaguely humanoid, resembling giant babies in their corporeal forms, but are capable of drastically shifting their forms.

## History

The Beings of Unimaginable Light have existed for untold eons, long before the creation of the universe. They created the Arachnitects, and instructed them to create the Titans in order to build the constructs of dimensions of the universe.
Nymerian Cube

The **Nymerian Cube** is a cube containing a small, collapsed star. According to A.V.A., it is extremely powerful. Hence why Clarence wanted to get his hands on it.

The cube is a driving force behind the events of "The Toro Regatta", in which Clarence hopes to steal the cube from racer Rug Yorkvain during the Toro Regatta. It had to be done during the race, since the cube is normally too well guarded to steal.

Gary Goodspeed and Ash Graven managed to steal the cube after Rug's ship was destroyed and Gary defeated Rug in a fight.

After the race, the cube was revealed to allow the Team Squad to communicate with the titan Bolo. He used it to appear before them, and instruct them to find the Dimensional Keys. It wasn't until later that Gary learned the Nymerian Cube was itself one of these keys, making this the only Dimensional Key that is given a name.

In "The Set Up", Sheryl Goodspeed used the cube to contact the titan Oreskis, for whom she was collecting the Dimensional Keys.

The cube was destroyed along with the other four keys when Mooncake and Nightfall freed Bolo.
Jeremy

**Jeremy** is one of the Arachnitects, and so far the only member of the species whose name has been revealed.

## History

### Season 2

He first appears in the episode "Arachnitects". It is mentioned by a fellow Arachnitect that he is new. He has a habit of speaking out of turn, or stating the obvious; something that annoys his fellow Arachnitects.

He is seen again in "The Sixth Key" when he and the other Arachnitects send Bolo and the Crimson Light to Final Space.

### Season 3

Jeremy is mentioned by Little Cato and the Arachnitects within Final Space in "The Hidden Light". The Final Space Arachnitects mention that Jeremy is incredibly incompetent, while at the same time saying they love him.
Lazarus Trap

Gary and Avocato caught inside of a Lazarus Trap

The **Lazarus Trap** is a piece of technology that traps people inside a multidimensional maze inside their minds. It is used by The Order of the Twelve to dispose of people.

In this maze, regular dimensions do not exist, and everything that a person thinks comes to life, but ususally in a hostile way. Gary Goodspeed and Avocato where trapped in one of these by Helper Stevil after they brought Mooncake to Yarno. Gary tried to use the powers of the Lazarus Trap to his advantage by thinking of a cookie, but ended up creating an army of Trident-Wielding Laser-Shooting Death Cookies.

The only way out is to wake up, something the trap will try to prevent at all costs.

## Trivia

* The interior of the Lazarus Trap is inspired by the 1953 art piece called "Relativity" by Dutch artist M. C. Escher.
* According to Avocato, only master trap builders or people who really like stairs can make these.
The Resistance

The **Resistance** is a movement led by Tribore. It is seen in two incarnations throughout the series.

## First resistance

The first resistance was formed when the Infinity Guard was infiltrated by the Lord Commander. Tribore was chosen to lead it, since he was deemed pure of spirit and incorruptible. To symbolize their opposition towards the Infinity Guard, their flag was that of the Infinity Guard, with a red 'R' painted over it.

The Resistance came to the aid of the Team Squad when they attacked the Infinity Guard Spire to locate an Anti-matter bomb for closing a breach to Final Space. With the help of the resistance, the group found the bomb in an underwater base and took it to the Galaxy One. When the Lord Commander tried to stop the Team Squad with his armada, Tribore called in the entire resistance fleet to fight back.

With the breach closed and the Lord Commander dead, this incarnation of the resistance was dissolved.

## Second resistance

In the Season 2 episode "The Arachnitects", Tribore left the Crimson Light to rebuild the resistance, even though he lacked anything to resist against. By the time of "The Descent Into Darkness", he had managed to build up an impressive fleet and gather a large group of followers.

Gary called upon this new resistance for aid when he and the Team Squad where about to take on both Sheryl Goodspeed and Todd H. Watson for the Dimensional Keys. The resistance thus attacked the Happy Place and took out its crew, while Tribore dealt with Todd. When the Dimensional Keys Todd had onboard were secured, they destroyed the Happy Place.

It is unknown what became of this resistance when Tribore rejoined the Team Squad on the Galaxy One, which was then sent to Final Space.

## Members

* Tribore (leader)
* Shannon Thunder
* Quatronostro Menendez
* Thud
* The Blade
* Henry
* Richard
* Dan
* Space Bunnies
The Blade

**The Blade** is a minor character and a member of the reformed Resistance.

## Background

The Blade is an alien who became a member of the Resistance after meeting Tribore at Sal’s saloon in "The Arachnitects" when Tribore took interest in him after seeing his razor tongue.

## Appearance

He is a red-skinned alien with two horns on his head and a goatee. He has two saws instead of hands, hence his name. However, according to Tribore, his sharpest blade is his tongue, since his first words to Tribore were an insult to the latter's uniform.
Lord Commander's Species

The **Lord Commander's species** are a race of small humanoids, with light green skin. They have black tar-like blood.

Not much is known about them, since the only member ever seen is the Lord Commander, and he is atypical for the species due to the powers he received from exposure to Final Space.

## Trivia

* It's revealed in "Chapter 8" that The Lord Commander is the only one of his species with psychic powers. He gains these powers from a energy wave from an antimatter blast, created when John Goodspeed set off an anti-matter  bomb to close a rift to Final Space. Besides granting him powers, it also made him evil. & his skin turned darker cause of him slowly dying.
* When asked in a Facebook livestream on the actual name of the Lord Commander's species, creator Olin Rogers admitted that he did not think of a name for the species, and decided to let fans think of a name with Rogers picking one of them. That name has not been chosen yet.
Ashly Burch

**Ashly Burch** (born **Ashly Michelle Burch**; June 19, 1990) is the voice actress of Ash Graven from Season Two.

## Career

She began her voice acting career in the MMO game *Team Fortress 2* as Miss Pauling. As well as this, she started a YouTube channel called HAWPOfficial where she started her short skit series called *Hey Ash, Whatcha Playin'?* with her brother Anthony Burch.

Anthony had been hired as a writer for *Borderlands 2* and asked Ashly to star in the game as the voice actor for Tiny Tina. Besides *Borderlands 2*, she started in many other games and other media. One example of this is her Cartoon Network show *OK K.O.! Let's Be Heroes* where she voiced the character Enid. She also stars in the Disney Channel series *The Ghost and Molly McGee* where she voices the titular character Molly McGee.
Mother

**Mother** (also known as **Through the Atmosphere**) is a song recorded by Shelby Merry, that was only seen once in the season 2 episode **The Notorious Mrs. Goodspeed**.

## Lyrics

There must be somewhere in the cosmos

Bound to a word I couldn't say

Supernova soul devoid of feeling

My heart has left somewhere far away

Oh

Through the atmosphere

Oh

Through the atmosphere

Oh

Through the atmosphere

Oh

Through the atmosphere
Commander Ergon

“*No. You look now. As if your father is among them. Your sister. Yourself. These were our people. Now they're ghosts of broken families. I carry that weight with every command... just as you will. Quinn, you learned today how it feels to hold a life in your hands. Look at them again. Never allow your sister to end up like this.*”
―Quinn's Mother

**Commander Ergon** is a minor character in *Final Space*. She was a commander of the Infinity Guard, and the mother of Quinn and Avery Ergon.

## Biography

Almost nothing is known about Commander Ergon's life or how she became an Infinity Guard commander. At some point, she had two daughters with an unknown man.

At one point in Quinn and Avery's childhood, Avery nearly drowned while attempting to catch a beacon, with Quinn just barely saving her. Commander Ergon confronted Quinn in a medical center and locked her in a morgue full of the bodies of fallen soldiers in order to teach her how commanders like her are affected by the deaths of their soldiers. She told Quinn that she would have to bear the same kind of pain one day, as well as reminding her that she's responsible for Avery, even though the whole incident had been Avery's fault and Quinn attempted to stop her.

The whereabouts of Commander Ergon in the present day is unknown.

## Personality

Commander Ergon seemed to be strict and cold towards her daughters, who both respected and feared her, especially Quinn. Commander Ergon behaved more like a mentor than a mother when it came to her family and went overboard with punishments when it came to dealing with her eldest daughter since she had no qualms on locking up Quinn, who was still a young child, in a room full of corpses as she expected Quinn to take her place as future Commander and, being the eldest child, she believed Quinn had to always take care of Avery despite the fact that it was her youngest who constantly put herself in danger to one up her sister.
Rugaro

**Rugaro** was planet located at the edge of the Dark Zone. It is where the fifth Dimensional Key was hidden.

## Background

Rugaro was a planet that was inhabited by beings called Beforians, who were dedicated to protecting the fifth Dimensional Key. However, in "Descent Into Darkness", Rugaro is devoured by the Dark Zone, breaking apart as it is being pulled in. All its inhabitants had been killed moments before by Sheryl Goodspeed

Rugaro's destruction