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Desi/Crisis Zone

**Desi** is the Crisis Zone counterpart of Diesel.

## Appearance

Desi is always seen in her werewolf form and it's not known if she can turn into a human like his parents can. Her fur is blonde. She has green candy stains around her mouth.

## Personality

The same as Diesel's from the prime timeline.

## Biography

Diesel eventually comes out as Desi, a transgender girl, and Jones is unbothered by this.

### Criminal Record

* **Assault**
* **Attempted Murder**
* **Theft**
* **Vandalism**

## Relationships

*To be added.*
Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies

## Trivia

* In the canon Beauty Pageant, Werewolf Jones dressed Diesel and Jaxon as girls to win the 2019 Bombshell Baby Beauty Pageant Contest, making them go as Desi and Jaxxy. In Crisis Zone, Diesel comes out as a girl, also called Desi.
Dragon Goes House-Hunting (Manga)

***Dragon Goes House-Hunting*** (ドラゴン、家を買う。, *Dragon, Ie wo Kau.*) is a Japanese manga series written by Kawo Tanuki with art by Choco Aya. The manga began its serialization in the Monthly Comic Garden magazine in December 2016. A spin-off will start serialization on January 2023.

It has been licensed for release in English by Seven Seas.
Megg/The Twilight Zone

**The Twilight Zone Megg** is the Twilight Zone counterpart of Megg.

## Appearance

This version of Megg looks generally the same as the Megg we know, with the addition of frizzy hair and freckles.

## Personality

This version of Megg is a stereotypical Australian "Bogan". She peppers her speech with Australian slang and seems to be much less intelligent than mainline Megg.
Heckling

**Heckling** is a *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comic story included in the Below Ambition collection. It is the 4th story in the book.

## Appearances

	* Horse Mania
		+ Megg
		+ Werewolf Jones
	* Dracula Junior
	* Tropical Hip Hop
	* DJ El SexoSupporting Characters
	* Bar Owner
	* Booger
	* Mike
	* Ian | Other Characters

### Locations

	* Local Bar
	* Cinema
	* Touch of Asia
Below Ambition

## Strips

1. Practice
2. House Show
3. Local Bar
4. Heckling
5. Interstate Tour
6. Homo Train
7. 7″

**Below Ambition** is a *Megg, Mogg & Owl* book by Fantagraphics about Megg and Werewolf Jones’s band Horse Mania, released on November 8th, 2022. It was first announced by Simon Hanselmann via Instagram on November 19th, 2021.

## Synopsis

*Megg and Werewolf Jones are Horse Mania. Horse Mania is a test of the audience's patience, proudly the "worst band in town," existing within and operating far below the status quo of ambition. Join the musicians as they battle through shoddy, distracted practice sessions, a squalid house show, and a doomed interstate tour. Watch as they drunkenly flail through their sets amidst toothaches, nervous breakdowns, hobby forms, suicide attempts, mounting hatred, and a galaxy of benzos. This is music and performance in its most primal, multifaceted, and pure form. Feel the tension. See the dirty looks. Taste the pain. Smell the depravity. Hear the veiled beauty. Horse Mania wants you to lose your mind. Below Ambition is a mediation on youth, performance, and memory as only the best comedic writer in comics is capable.*

## Production

* Initially, the book was gonna have 8 additional pages, resulting in a total of 176 pages. Later, the book was stated to have 168 pages.
* The book was supposed to release in August 9th 2022, but was delayed to October 25th of the same year and then again to November 8th.

## Trivia

* Purchases of the book come with a *Horse Mania* flexi disc.

## Links and References

2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 Simon Hanselmann on Instagram: *"August from @fantagraphics - BELOW AMBITION - 168 pages flexibound w/ flexidisc"* (source)
3. ↑ Simon Hanselmann on Instagram: *"BELOW AMBITION has been (like many books these days) delayed from an early August release until October 25th… I assumed this would happen so I'm just like "whatever"."* (source)
Bird Girl

**Bird Girl** is an unnamed lady who worked with Owl in telemarketing and with whom he was in love at the time of Gatorade Sauna.

Her name is never revealed to the public and, even though Owl states that he's in love with her, she never appears again in any other comic.

## Relationships

*To be added.*
Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies
Daniel Cross

**Daniel Cross** is a musician and the writer of the tasmanian flash cartoon *The Winners*, animated by his brother Patrick Cross. He's the inspiration for the *Megg, Mogg & Owl* character Dan.

Simon Hanselmann got the idea of Werewolf Jones from Dan Cross, who was gonna make an animated show called *Werewolf Jones*, but never did it. Ten years later, Simon told him he wanted to make a werewolf character, Dan replied telling him to call him Werewolf Jones. Dan is bipolar, and a few times he’s gotten weird and angry about it, but then other times he loved the idea.

Currently, he's the bassist at the band Midnight Caller with his brother Pat doing the vocals.

## Links and References

2. ↑ Xavier Guilbert: Simon Hanselmann (September 2017). du9. Archived from the original on February 18, 2019.
Found Pills

**Found Pills** is a short single-page *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comic story included in the Megahex collection. It is the fifth story in the book.

## Plot

The story's content is mostly made of variations of a single panel, which is Mogg's face, being distorted and morphed into different shapes or characters through Megg's point of view while on drugs. In the end of the comic, Megg is seen with her eyes wide open staring at Mogg and being asked if she's feeling anything yet, to which she responds "no".

## Appearances

### Featured Characters

* Megg
* Mogg

## Trivia

* *Found Pills* is the first *Megg, Mogg & Owl* story to reference popular culture characters, such as Bart Simpson, Mickey Mouse, Fred Flintstone and Kermit the Frog.
Seeds and Stems

## Strips

1. Endpapers
2. Paper Vagina
3. Legal
4. Pocket Pool
5. Drone *(Demo Version)*
6. Owl tries a thing
7. Lucidity
8. Living Room / Dying Room
9. 7/11 Herpes Cream
10. Twee
11. Bathing It
12. Hard Rubbish
13. Owl's Guts
14. Heavy Dudes
15. XMP-165
16. Royalty
17. Werewolf Jones Low Income Single-Father
18. Hot Tea
19. Dental Dams
20. Band Practice
21. Too stoned to eat a sandwich
22. Health Kick
23. Halloween
24. Megg, Mogg and Michael Snow
25. Sugar Sack
26. Builders
27. Deleted Scene
28. Werewolf Jones Deleted Fisting Scenes
29. Mike and his mother
30. Entertainment
31. Self-Hating Woman
32. Health Club
33. Self-Care Tips
34. Fuck You
35. No Brains
36. A Jones Boys Mystery: Secret of the Dogfingerer
37. Twilight Zone
38. War of the Worlds
39. DIY
40. Beauty Pageant
41. Young/Old Sheldon
42. Day 10,632
43. Megg's Pleasure
44. Jaxon's Vasectomy
45. Hellraiser
46. Romance
47. Xmas 2019

**Seeds and Stems** is a 360 page book released in August 12, 2020 by Fantagraphics. Since 2014, Simon Hanselmann has established himself as one of the first rank storytellers of our time with his four graphic novels about the funny and poignant lives of Megg, Mogg and Owl: *Megahex* (2014), *Megg and Mogg in Amsterdam* (2016), *One More Year* (2017), and *Bad Gateway* (2019).

It includes stories in black and white and also with color. To capture the authentically seedy look of a prescription bottle, Hanselmann's hand-painted cover is wrapped in a transparent orange acetate jacket.

## Synopsis

In 2016, Hanselmann began producing Xeroxed zines starring the depressive Megg (a green-skinned witch), her abusive boyfriend Mogg (an actual cat), their submissive roommate Owl (a vaguely humanoid owl), and the self-destructively hedonistic Werewolf Jones (half human, half wolf) in print runs of 300 to 500 copies, with hand-painted covers, custom stamps and hologram security stickers. *Seeds and Stems* collects all of these out-of-print, self-published stories produced by the artist between 2016-2019, along with a generous smattering of rarities from various anthologies and magazines. Megg and Mogg and friends explore the worlds of lucid dreaming, banking scams, cinema, mixed drinks, alien invasions, and budget vasectomies in this varied collection of rare and often experimental adventures, designed and curated entirely by the artist.
Drone

**Drone** is a *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comic story included in the One More Year collection. It is the th story in the book. It is also included in the zine of same name and the demo version in the Seeds and Stems collection.

## Plot

On Mother's Day, Megg tries to call her mom but can't reach her, she expresses concern as her mother just got out of rehab but hasn't been contacting her since. Owl offers support but she leaves for band practice with Werewolf Jones. They talk about a future concert and discuss possible band names before they settle on "Horse Mania". They do drugs together, including one which Megg mentions her mom is on, and practice songs like "Winter Trauma" and "Handbag Fuck". After awhile Megg passes out to WWJ playing the keyboard and wakes up to a text from her mom. Her mom just asks her for money and Megg hangs up before walking back to WWJ saying that she just wants to "lose herself in this".

## Included in

* One More Year
* Drone (Zine)
* Seeds and Stems (Demo)

## Appearances

* Werewolf Jones
* Mogg
* Amelie (Mentioned)
Crisis Zone

## Strips

*TBA*

**Crisis Zone** is a *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comic series released during the year of 2020 through Simon's Instagram. Beginning on March 13th, 2020, Simon has posted a new 10-panel entry nearly every single day. After its ending, the Crisis Zone book was announced, containing the whole story, plus extra panels, director's commentary and more. It is officially considered to be non-canon.

## Synopsis

As the Covid-19 pandemic continued to escalate far beyond any reasonable expectations, Crisis Zone escalated right alongside, in real time, with daily posts on Instagram. Crisis Zone's battle mission was to amuse the masses: no matter how horrible and bleak everything seemed, at least Werewolf Jones wasn't in your house! Over the course of 2020, Crisis Zone has amassed unprecedented amounts of new fans to the Megg and Mogg universe and is presented here, unabridged and uncensored, with a slew of added pages and scenes deleted from the webcomic, as well as an extensive "Director's Commentary" from Hanselmann himself.

Watch Megg attempt to bury herself in a digital world of escapism! See Mogg fall down the rabbit hole of paranoia and conspiracy theories! Experience Owl's metamorphosis from timid and uptight worrywort to a no-holds-barred, asskicking leader and back again! Witness Werewolf Jones's journey from reluctant erotic performer, to viral TikTok stardom, to Netflix sensation! Bouncing rapidly between comedy, horror, action, and relational soap-operatics, Crisis Zone refuses to take the pedal off the gas as we all hurtle towards unknown destinations.

## Characters

### Protagonists

* Megg
* Mogg
* Owl
* Werewolf Jones and his children
	+ Jaxon/Jack
	+ Diesel/Desi
	+ Vejonica
* Booger
* Mike/Jennifer
* Ian
* Mitzi (First Appearance)
* Valeria (First Appearance)

### Antagonists

* Dracula Junior
* The Popcorn Boys
	+ Woody
	+ Big. Mr. Lincoln
	+ Prettyboy Rocko
	+ Monty The Shark
* Susan (First Appearance)

### Other Characters

* Mrs. Mike
* Scott (Carrot Top) (First Appearance)
* Kenneth (First Appearance)
* Jianguo
* Pedro & Becky
* Dan
* The Shitkittens (First Appearance)
* Guntis

### Special Guests

* Chris Hansen (First Appearance)
* David Choe (First Appearance)
* Elon Musk (First Appearance)
* Joel McHale (First Appearance)
* Jim Hemmingfield (First Appearance)

## Trivia

* Robot appears in some of the official artwork from the book but never shows up in the story.

## Links and References

2. ↑ Crisis Zone on the Fantagraphics website.
Felt Hats

**Felt Hats** are a type of hat frequently seen in the *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comics. They are all made by Werewolf Jones himself and usually he or his sons are the ones seen wearing them. Jones just loves felt hats with his whole heart for no particular reason.

Jones sells custom felt hats through his *Etsy* website *"Werewolf Jones & Sons PTY LTD."* since May 27, 2012.
Alice Darva

Alice Darva was added in The Passing Noose before becoming a canon character.
Alice is not in the Canon Crystal Legacy Story yet, so spoilers ahead.

### Backstory

Alice's story is quite vague, and she never mentions anything. The only thing really known about her is that she was bullied most of her life, and her parents attempted to illegally cross the border into Thailand.

### Family

Alice has a brother and sister, the two of which she never got to know because they moved out a few years after she was born. Her parents were always ignorant of her fragile and weak mannerisms, therefore she never had a proper relationship with them.

### Current Status

As of writing this, Alice is single. She's pansexual.
Krystal

1997-1999

**Krystal** is the sister of Amelie and Megg's aunt.

In the 90's, she used live in a van and was a prostitute. She used to buy drugs from her sister and was extremely inconvenient with her, asking, among other things, if she could use her sink to wash her buttplugs. Currently, she lives with Amelie, their mother and some dogs.

## Appearance

Krystal has a dark green skin. In the 90s she had long brown hair and was really skinny, almost anorexic, she also had what appears to be a tracheotomy scar.
Anus King™

**Anus King™** is Werewolf Jones's *Netflix* show that exists in the Crisis Zone universe. It is a documentary-like show where they interview the characters of the series and take a look at their daily life.

## History

*Anus King* is an instant success. The gang have full bank accounts and everybody wants to cancel them. Right in the beginning of the show, Mogg decides to take everybody down and sell all of their secrets, including Owl's story with Peyote, an underage girl he accidentally made out with in the main canon timeline.

Later in the comic, *Anus King™* gets a spin-off called *Anus Queen™*, starring Mitzi.
Michelle

**Michelle** is an ex-classmate of Megg's in Mountain High.

## Appearance

Just like Megg, Michelle is a witch. She's blonde, her skin is pale blue and her eyes are blue. She has became anorexic trying to have a "perfect" model body and bullied Megg for having an actual normal body. She wears a purple (sometimes pink) witch hat and gold hoop earrings.

## Personality

Michelle seems to be the stereotypical *Queen Bee* character with her two inseparable *sidekicks*. She's obsessed by the latest fashions and always tries to wear the most unique and expensive clothes she can to stand out among the others. She craves popularity and enjoys putting herself on top of others, either because she feels insecure or just because she's mean by nature.

## Biography

Back in the days of high school, Michelle and her two other witch friends used to constantly bully Megg because they were a lot skinnier than her, however, they were just anorexic and she was the one with a "normal" body type.

Years later, she invites Megg to her engagement party at Privilege's Country Club. Megg insists in taking Mogg with her because she wants to smoke cigarettes around the fountain and because there's an unlimited open bar. At first, Mogg doesn't want to go but gets convinced by the "unlimited open bar" part.

==

1. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolescent\_cliques#:~:text=Queen%20Bee%20–
2. ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adolescent\_cliques#:~:text=Sidekick
List of Canids

**Canidae** is a biological family of dog-like carnivorans. A member of this family is called a canid. There are three subfamilies found within the canid family, which are the extinct Borophaginae and Hesperocyoninae, and the extant *Caninae*. The *Caninae* are known as canines, which includes domestic dogs, wolves, foxes and other extant and extinct species.
Booger/Crisis Zone

**Booger** is the Crisis Zone counterpart of the character of same name.

## Appearance

This version of Booger uses a wig to cover her bald head. It's unknown if this is also the case for prime timeline's Booger.

## Personality

The same as Booger's from the prime timeline.

## Biography

Booger collects thongs. When the house caughts on fire, all of her thongs end up getting burned and she cries in pain. The gang even organizes a funeral to pay respects to Booger's thongs. Later on, she reveals that she's sexually attracted to thongs and alludes to a "thong wedding".

She eventually becomes an online sex worker and shows off her body a lot more. Kenneth and her also start dating near the end of the book.

## Relationships

*To be added.*
Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies

## Trivia

* The book reveals that she has very advanced hair-loss and wears a wig to cover it up, possibly making her the oldest of the cast.
* Simon says that, for a short time, he considered in making the wedding between Booger and her thongs actually happen, but his wife advised him not to, saying it was a bad and unfunny idea.
Winter Trauma

## Strips

- Silence
- Zine Faire
- Spider
- 24 HR Stress Wave
- Boston Clanger

## Production

The 2016 Vice comic strips are presented in their skeletal line-work versions, offering a glimpse into the artistic process. The exact print run for the edition remains unspecified.

## Notes

“Printed in Seattle, Washington at Cold Cube Press.
"Zine Faire" originally appeared in **Dôme**, printed by Lagon Revue / Breakdown Press.
Thanks: Cohen, Flowers, Heck, Alexis, Sammy, Joe, R.I.P. Karl & Alvin ♡”
― From the back cover
Girl Mountain Book One

## Strips

*TBA*

**Girl Mountain Book One** is an unreleased book of the comic series *Girl Mountain* made by Simon Hanselmann, described by himself as a "'small town drama', a combination of autobiography, dreams he'd had, and bad poetry". Some of the comic's pages date back to 2005.

There are a few loose pages on the internet, especially his tumblr, but the full comic is yet to be released. He says that it was a learning experience and he will never publish it, since it doesn't have an ending and never will have one.
One More Year

## Strips

1. Jobs
2. 24HR Stress Wave
3. Spider
4. Silence
5. Ants
6. Last Resort
7. Photo Booth
8. Owl's Date
9. Zine Faire
10. Gift For a Baby
11. Ram Raids
12. Secret
13. Teeth (Again)
14. Nut Bush Kitty Limits
15. Boston Clanger
16. Megg's Fantasy
17. Health Club
18. Werewolf Jones Can Suck His Own Dick
19. High School
20. Cramps
21. Heat Wave
22. Drone
23. Headache
24. Father Knows Best
25. Ignore All Messages
26. Altered Beasts
27. Worst Behavior

**One More Year** is a *Megg, Mogg & Owl* 220 page book released by Fantagraphics in July 20, 2017. It was written and drawn between 2013 and 2017 by Simon Hanselmann. HTMLflowers assisted on the stories *Ram Raids*, *Boston Clanger* and *Worst Behavior*. Part of the *One More Year* collection had previously appeared in *Life Zone*.

Chronologically, the events on the book take place during or before the end of *Megahex*.

## Synopsis

Simon Hanselmann’s previous two *Megg & Mogg* books — 2014’s *Megahex* and 2016’s *Megg and Mogg in Amsterdam* — have both been *New York Times* bestsellers, and *One More Year* continues to cement Hanselmann as one of his generation’s defining cartoonists. Megg the witch, Mogg the cat, and their friends Owl and Werewolf Jones are imbued with far more pathos and depth than seems plausible given the stock comic premise — drugged-out, slacker roommates. Depressing, hilarious, and exceedingly human — despite being about a witch, a cat, and an anthropomorphic owl — *One More Year* continues to give more substance to the characters and personalities of its protagonists in ways that never fail to surprise, delight, and horrify.

## Trivia

* The cover for *One More Year* was heavily inspired by a 1970 piece by japanese graphic designer Awazu Kiyoshi.
The House

**The House** is where Megg, Mogg & Owl, among others, live. It is owned by Guntis. It seems to be located fairly central to the city, and close to the beach.

The gang rents only the main floor, and the inhabitants of the upper floor are rarely seen.

## History

Megg, Mogg and Owl decided to rent the house together due to the low price.

Throughout the years of them living there, the house goes through a lot of damage, including but not limited to: moisture damage from a homemade sauna, poop littered in the back yard, broken windows, walls and doors, filth of all kinds smeared across the walls.

After Owl moves out, New Years eve 2014, the house quickly descends into an even worse state with the "cleaner" person being replaced by Werewolf Jones.

## Trivia

* The House was based off a real house in Carnegie, Victoria, Australia, more specifically in 60 Shepparson Ave.

## Links and References

2. ↑ Bad Gateway, flashback
3. ↑ Simon Hanselmann's Instagram Stories
Dracula Junior

**Dracula Junior** is a recurring character in *Megg, Mogg and Owl*. He's friends with Werewolf Jones and Ian, and often hang together.

## Appearance

Dracula Junior has gray skin, pointy ears and fangs. His hair is short, black and he has a widow's peak hairline, a V-shaped point in the hairline in the center of the forehead.

He's usually seen wearing a black suit and a white or light pink shirt under it.

## Personality

Dracula Jr. is an abrasive and sexually deviant friend/fuck-buddy of Werewolf Jones. He's seen as creepy by most of the main cast and has yet to display any redeeming traits.

In Crisis Zone, Dracula Jr tries to get revenge on the main cast for the death of his son, Dracula Jr. Jr.

## Biography

Dracula Junior is seen in a lucidy dream of Werewolf Jones, where he states that he's a "big time lucy" and he's been having lucid dreams for years. He invades Jones's dream and has sex with Susan in front of him, psychologically torturing him. Diesel and Jaxon also arrive and get disappointed at their father.

## Relationships

*To be added.*
Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies
Grand Design

**Grand Design** is a *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comic story included in the Bad Gateway collection. It is the first story in the book.

## Plot

Grand Design is a two-page flashback story recapping several past events in the comics. We see Megg, Mogg and Owl moving to the house, Owl finding out he's paying eighty percent of the rent, his beak getting shattered, him getting raped, among other humiliations he's been through. We also see Megg cheating on Mogg with Booger, the gang's trip to Amsterdam and, eventually, Owl moving out.

This story takes us back to moments from past collections, such as *Megahex* and *Megg & Mogg In Amsterdam and Other Stories*.

## Appearances

* Mogg
* Owl
* Werewolf Jones
* Booger
Crisis Zone 2022 Action Calendar!

## Official product description

*Crisis Zone may have ended, but with this Crisis Zone 2022 calendar, Megg, Mogg, Owl, and company continue to muddle through pandemic life right along with the rest of us via this short run, full-color calendar entirely hand-drawn by Simon Hanselmann. Featuring twelve all-new colored pencil illustrations (and more) of the gang living post-Crisis Zone life. These will sell out immediately; don't sleep on it!*
Wayne Gretzky's rollerblades

The **Wayne Gretzky's rollerblades** were Megg's rollerblades that were gifted to her by her mother in the late 90s as a way to compensate the DEA entering their home and confiscating Megg's weed. It costed over $300 and Amelie used her drug money to pay for it.

Years later, Werewolf Jones and Mogg convince Megg to sell the rollerblades to the Pawn Store for only $20 so that they could buy drugs. Not long after, she profoundly regrets doing it.
Simon Hanselmann: Bad Gateway (April 2019)

**Simon Hanselmann: Bad Gateway** was a museum exhibition of *Megg, Mogg & Owl* at the Bellevue Arts Museum in Bellevue, Washington, USA. It ran from April 12 to August 11, 2019. The show coincided with the release of the book of same name.

## Exhibition

*To be added.*

## Links and References

2. ↑ Simon Hanselmann on Tumblr: *"BAD GATEWAY is currently on display at the Bellevue Arts Museum until August 11th. Open Wednesday to Sunday 11am to 5pm. Read the new book in it’s entirety before it comes out late July + “immersive” installations. “Enter the world of Megg, Mogg and Owl like a shitty Disneyworld”."* (source)
Volume 10

**Volume 10** is the 10th volume of Real manga series.

## Chapters

* Chapter 55
* Chapter 56
* Chapter 57
* Chapter 58
* Chapter 59
* Chapter 60

## Synopsis

That life-changing moment when you discover what you really want to do—Togawa had his a while back and is determined to achieve his goal. Nomiya just recently had his epiphany and can't wait to take his next step forward. Takahashi is on the verge of finding out what he can aspire to and that it's always been there for him.
Heather

**Heather** is Owl's ex-girlfriend. At the time of Owl's Date she was working in her thesis.

## Biography

Owl went to a party at Heather's House and got really drunk. He crept off and vomited in her laundry, went through all her drawers and pissed in front of her in the backyard. He also ate an old birdseed bell that was hanging outside and sat in Heather's glasses and broke them. Owl was also making tasteless pedophile jokes.

He later got another date with Heather, in which she had planned to break up with him, however, Owl took her to a cheap restaurant called My Rice Story and insisted to pay for their food. Heather kept trying to tell him the real reason that she accepted to go out with him, but he kept interrupting her and also completely ignored her when she said they should stop seeing each other.

Owl saw some kids hiding their bike and skateboard behind a rock and had the idea of playing a prank on them, in a desperate attempt to make Heather laugh and somehow forget what they were going through. When he got the bike and skateboard, the kids returned and started punching and kicking him. Heather calmly exited the restaurant, grabbed a knife out of her purse and told the kids to beat it. Owl apologized and Heather told him that this needed to stop, she needed to stop. In the next panels Owl and Heather are shown having sex at her house.
Moa

**Moas** were nine species of now-extinct flightless bird endemic to New Zealand. The two largest species, *Dinornis robustus* and *Dinornis novaezelandiae*, reached about 3.6 m (12 ft) in height with neck outstretched, and weighed about 230 kg (510 lb). It is estimated that, when Polynesians settled New Zealand circa 1280, the moa population was about 58,000.
Satan

**Satan** is a demon that represents pure evil. He usually appears in hallucinations while the gang is using drugs.

It's not clear if he's actually real or just fictional.

## Appearance

Satan is a huge demon with a buff body and red skin. He has horns, dark long hair, a mullet haircut and a V-shaped point in the hairline in the center of the forehead. He also has a snake tongue.
Owl's Guts

**Owl's Guts** is a *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comic story included in the Seeds and Stems collection and in the Inessential Garbage zine. It is the 13th story in the book.

It was originally released as a one-sheet zine in 2013 at a Melbourne Art Show with HTMLflowers.

## Included in

* Seeds and Stems
* Inessential Garbage

## Appearances

* Mogg
* Owl
*To be added.*
Girl Mountain

**Girl Mountain** is a comic series made by Simon Hanselmann, described by himself as a "'small town drama', a combination of autobiography, dreams he'd had, and bad poetry". Some of the comic's pages date back to 2005.

The story follows Micah Maolomuire, a "tense, sweaty virgin" on his path to adulthood. There's a myriad of supporting characters. Micah's mother (junkie) and uncle (creep), his friends who he doesn't really like (creeps), a girl he's stupidly in love with (pot dealer), and a girl who has that disease where you can't feel pain or hot or cold (CIPA). There's a bunch of stuff about magic and space travel in it. It was planned as a 1,000 page thing over four volumes. Simon finished the first one, which is 244 pages. It is glacially paced. Nothing happens in the first 244 pages except for some vague connections between the characters. Once completed it would span seven years in the character's lives.

Hanselmann says that "*Basically, Girl Mountain is me as a twenty-something looking back on my teens, Megg & Mogg is me as a thirty-something processing my twenties*". He says that it was a learning experience and he will never publish it, since it doesn't have an ending and never will have one.

## Trivia

* *Girl Mountain'*s main character, Micah Maolomuire, makes a cameo in *Megg, Mogg & Owl*'s Ham Parade.
* *Girl Mountain* is also the name of Simon's Tumblr blog.

## Links and References

2. ↑ Xavier Guilbert: Simon Hanselmann (September, 2017). du9. Archived from the original on February 18, 2019.
Amelie

**Amelie** is Megg's mother. She used to be a drug dealer. Amelie and Megg are often seen talking to each other on the phone, with Megg checking on her and constantly worried about her health, since she's severely depressed and a heavy drug addict.

## Personality

Amelie has a strong negative view of herself and the world, due to the psychological trauma she has been through, and is clearly very impatient.

She haven't showered in a year because she doesn't like water, probably related to the methodone she uses, as she says. She has much more severe substance abuse problems than Megg. She's prescribed Methadone to deal with her opioid habit.

## Biography

Amelie first tried heroin when she was 15, influenced by her boyfriend, who then raped her while she was under the drug's effects.

She eventually started selling drugs and it's implied that the DEA caught her and she entered the state program. However, she didn't stop selling it, even with the DEA on her back.

Amelie says she would've killed herself in the early 2000s but couldn't leave Megg alone.

She worked at McDonald's for a while a year before Megg's Coven.

## Relationships

* Krystal - Sister
* Unnamed mother

Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies
Brett

**Brett** is a man who is seen visiting the Video Dome with his girlfriend in Video STore.

## Biography

While drunk, Owl randomly enters the Video Dome and goes to the martial arts section. There, he sees Brett and his girlfriend and starts mocking him for even glancing at a *"Fast & The Furious"* DVD, calling him names and telling him he wishes he were dead. Owl even asks Brett's girlfriend what does she see in Brett and tells her to leave her boyfriend and go home with him instead. Not satisfied, Owl also mocks Brett's t-shirt, to which he responds that his mother gave it to him. Owl makes fun of his mother asking if she's blind and Brett says that she was indeed, but she passed away. Instead of snapping out of it, Owl fakes sympathy for Brett and his mother and asks if she died because he and his football teammates accidentally raped her outside a casino. Sick of hearing Owl disrespect him, Brett punches Owl in the face and his girlfriend tells him they should leave, and they do.

Brett and his girlfriend are then seen entering their car, which is yellow.

## Relationships

*To be added.*
Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies
Life During Wartime

**Life During Wartime** is a *Megg, Mogg & Owl* story included in the Werewolf Jones & Sons Deluxe Summer Fun Annual collection and in the Werewolf Jones & Sons Summer Fun Annual zine. It is the sixth and last story in the book.

## Included in

- Werewolf Jones & Sons Deluxe Summer Fun Annual
- Werewolf Jones & Sons Summer Fun Annual
## Appearances

- Diesel
- Jaxon
Supporting Characters

*To be added.*
Entertainment (Zine)

## Strips

- **Entertainment**

**Entertainment** is a zine written and illustrated by Simon Hanselmann. The zine follows the story of Megg, Mogg, Owl, and Werewolf Jones who are bored and stuck in a rut. They attempt to entertain themselves, leading to varying results.

## Production

The zine features classic twelve-panel grids and clean line work without the use of a brush. It is printed in black and white Xerox on green paper, with hand-painted highlights and a hologram security sticker. The zine had its first and only edition of 600 copies.
Owl/Crisis Zone

**Owl Stephen Bird** is the Crisis Zone counterpart of the character of same name.

## Appearance

The same as Owl's from the prime timeline.

## Personality

The same as Owl's from the prime timeline.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

- **Flight:** Owl has the ability to fly using his wings.

## Biography

In Crisis Zone, Owl has an iconic knife called the Talking Knife, which is used by him when he starts taking charge of things. He uses the knife to intimidate the house inhabitants and it works like a charm. Later on, he also starts wearing a Heisenberg hat, referencing the show *Breaking Bad*.

Later on, Owl and Valeria, Werewolf Jones's agent, are revealed to be in a relationship.

At the end of the book, after Jones goes to prison, Owl becomes the legal guardian of the Jones children, Desi and Jack. In 2021, after Jones's death, it's revealed that he and Jennifer started dating and are both happily raising the kids together.

### Criminal Record
- **Assault**
- **Child Molestation:** Just like in the prime timeline, years ago, Owl made out with Peyote, without knowing she was only thirteen.
- **Drug abuse**
## Relationships

- Unnamed mother
- Jaxon - Adoptive Son
- Desi - Adoptive Daughter
- Vejonica - Adoptive Daughter

Allies

- Jennifer - Girlfriend

- Valeria - Ex-Girlfriend

## Trivia
- Simon has planned to reveal Owl's flight ability in the main canon's future but has decided to just do it in Crisis Zone instead.
- This version of Owl appears to have been a Scene Kid in his late-teens/early-twenties.
Continuity

The publication date of various books is not always consistent with the continuity. For example, at the end of Megahex, the second book, Owl moves out, but what happens after that isn't shown until Bad Gateway, published 5 years later. Some stories also don't fully line up with the rest of the book they were published in.

Simon Hanselmann's recommended reading order is:

1. One More Year
2. Megg & Mogg In Amsterdam and Other Stories
3. Megahex
4. Bad Gateway
5. Seeds and Stems

## Disputed Canon

* Life Zone has been later republished in other books.
* Xmas 2017 is a single story only published in Minihex. Simon himself has stated that WWJ's death might happen differently canonically, but such a story has not been published.
* Megg's Coven is a single story not published in a book. However, the start of it is recreated for the end of Bad Gateway and it's been confirmed that it will be turned into a book in the future.
* Crisis Zone was something Simon wrote as a challenge during the pandemic. Owl still lives with Megg and Mogg, but Werewolf Jones dies, making it impossible to place in the main timeline. It has also been confirmed by Simon himself to be non-canon.
* Below Ambition likely takes place during Megahex, but is impossible to confirm. Horse Mania has been established and Megg is shown cheating on Mogg, which places its events after One More Year and (probably) Amsterdam, but it's unknown if the main story is set before Owl moves out of The House, or after he returns.

## Links and References

2. ↑ Chris Coplan: Simon Hanselmann welcomes you to the ‘Crisis Zone’ (August 16, 2021). AIPT. Archived from the original on August 16, 2021.
Jim Hemmingfield/Crisis Zone

– Megg to Owl

**Jim Hemmingfield** is the Crisis Zone counterpart of the character of same name.

## Biography

Jim donated over 3000 british pounds in SuperChats to watch Werewolf Jones camming. Near the end of the book, Jim makes his brief first appearance on *The Anus King and I* show, hosted by Joel McHale, and even his wife Michelle and their dog appear for one panel.
Blade

**Blade** is a character that appeared in Bolt Bus.

## Appearance

Blade is a bald white man with a huge scar in his face. He wears a white hoodie, white pants and also white shoes.

## Biography

Blade was, together with Megg, Mogg, Owl and WW, one of the passengers in the Bolt Bus, that was headed to the Pitchfork Festival. Only after a few minutes in, the bus hit and killer a deer. Blade told the bus driver to put him in the cargo so that he could cook him up so he wouldn't go to waste. A while later, the bus hit at least one other deer, that crashed the bus floor, so it had to stop for some time. Blade offered Megg, Mogg, Owl and WW a ride to the festival, however, arriving there, they noticed that was not the right place. He has brought them to a different festival, with psychopathic clowns. Blade cooked up the deer and they all sat around a firepit to eat it. He asked them if they were "gonna fuck" or if he had to "get nasty", while holding a knife at them. After this, they run away and Blade is not seen again.

## Relationships

*To be added.*
Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies
Corbett

**Corbett** is the principal at Happy Creek Elementary School.

## Personality

Corbett is very professional at work. He's also very polite and patient, however, he seems to be too weak to impose himself.

## Biography

One day, Cobett called Werewolf Jones to the school to tell him that Jaxon had impregnated six 12-year-old female students and their parents were outside the room waiting to be called in so they could discuss about the situation. Not wanting to deal with all of this, Jones left with his son through the window of Corbett's office. Afraid of having to deal with raging angry parents in this shithole of a situation, Corbett got desperate, grabbed a gun and shot himself in the face in an attempt of commiting suicide.

### Future

The story eventually skips to years in the future, where it is revealled that Corbett's suicide attempt failed, and half of his face is blown off. He now works as the cashier at a gas station. When future Jaxon enters the place with his children, Corbett recognizes him and gets insanely mad, telling him he ruined his life. He, then, grabs a gun to get his revenge but Jaxon and the kids run away.

## Relationships

*To be added.*
Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies
Megahex 2020 Winter Trauma Annual

## Strips

- Local
- Pocket Pool
- Halloween
- Mike and his mother
- Untitled 7 pager

**Megahex 2020 Winter Trauma Annual** is a zine that brings back the classic style lineup of Megg, Mogg, Owl and Werewolf Jones. It includes 5 new episodes, a mail bag, QR-enabled hologram security, and a custom stamp.

## Production

The zine is printed in black and white Xerox on blue, white, and pink stock, and the edition consists of 700 copies.
Mrs. Mike/Crisis Zone

## Mrs. Mike

**Mrs. Mike** is the Crisis Zone counterpart of the character of same name.

## Personality

The same as Mrs. Mike's from the prime timeline.

## Biography

In the beginning of Crisis Zone, Mrs. Mike passes away after a gunfight at the Waffle House. This is the first major death of the series.

## Trivia

* Werewolf Jones says that he had sex with Mrs. Mike once.
Jessica Ciocci

**Jessica Ciocci** is an American artist working in a range of mediums including animation and video, Twitter, crafting, digital online projects, comics, mixtapes, performance, painting, drawing and sculpture. Ciocci was a founding member of art collective Paper Rad.

## History

In the director's commentary of Crisis Zone, Simon mentions Jessica Ciocci, saying that he remembers she took issue of an episode of his comics in the comment section.
Mogg/Crisis Zone

**Mogg** is the Crisis Zone counterpart of the character of same name.

## Appearance

Mogg is simply a cat with gray fur. His eyes are red from always being high on drugs. He changes his appearances drastically several times during the book, sometimes growing beards, wearing hats, among other things.

He has a huge tattoo of a carrot in his face and the text *"Carrot Bottom"*, under his fur.

## Personality

The same as Mogg's from the prime timeline.

## Biography

With the spread of the COVID-19 virus, Mogg ends up falling victim to the news cycle and paranoia, washing his paws and face until they are cracked and raw, watching YouTube conspiracy content.

After Megg breaks up with him, Mogg leaves his friends behind and takes off in his van *"Pussy Wagon"* that he purchased on Craigslist for $1400 back in 2018. It runs fine and has a mattress in the back. He has suddenly gotten over his germophobia and is living wild and free without a care. In the moment he's with Ophelia, a prostitute he hired.

Later, Mogg finds himself working at an Amazon warehouse, he's seen packing a large pile of DVDs taken down of streaming services for blackface or perceived racial transgressions. As he packs a Sir Dick dildo, he accidentally packages his piss-bottle along with it. This package was intended to arrive at the house for Werewolf Jones. He's now living in Las Vegas with Mitzi, his young, soundcloud rapper "replacement Megg". She convinces him that they should do face tattoos together, she tattooes *"100% That Witch"* on her forehead, while Mogg gets a big carrot with the text *"Carrot Bottom"* on his.

Not so long after, Mitzi leaves and breaks up with Mogg through a letter.

In Mogg's next appearance, he is seen watching the news in a roadside motel bar. Mitzi appears onscreen alongside the rapper Bladee.

## Relationships

- Unnamed father
- Shitkittens - Children

Allies
- Mitzi - Girlfriend
- Werewolf Jones † - Friend and Temporary Enemy
- Jennifer - Friend
- Ian
- Jaxon
- Desi
- Owl - Former Friend
- Booger - Former Friend
- Scott - Mitzi's Ex-Boyfriend
- Dracula Junior
- The Popcorn Boys
- Susan
The City

**The City** is where Megg, Mogg, Owl and Werewolf Jones, among other characters from the *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comics, live.

## Location

Its exact location is unknown, but it's hinted multiple times that it might be near Seattle (if not Seattle itself). However, even though it seems to be in the US, there are multiple references to Melbourne, where the author Simon Hanselmann lived many years, as well as other places from Australia, which might be a bit confusing sometimes.

Some places from The City exist in the real life, such as The House, located in Carnegie, Victoria, Australia; Amelie's House; and the Bruce Lee grave from XMP-165, located in Seattle.

The most possible answer is that The City does not exist in real life, and it is actually a *Hybrid City* created by Simon himself to tell the stories of *Megg, Mogg & Owl*, like it was done in *Big Hero 6'*s San Fransokyo, a portmanteau of San Francisco and Tokyo.

Simon himself said that the city is supposed to be "anywhere you like".

## Links and References

2. ↑ https://www.instagram.com/p/CNdGuCnBlcP/c/17902880797878847/r/17885377616154157/
Mecánicas

## Pokémon Inicial

> [...] la elección de inicial (más adelante revelaremos el porqué ocurre esto exactamente) afecta a la historia, misiones y la experiencia de juego, que será bastante distinta.
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Source: https://twitter.com/GameLastChance/status/1155921081347268609

## Sistema de Acogida M+O

Gracias a esto, podréis moveros por Hiraeth de muchas formas distintas. Además, mientras lo hacéis, estaréis ayudando a diferentes Pokémon a recuperarse.

Source: https://twitter.com/GameLastChance/status/1246564386015240192
Jennifer

**Jennifer** is the Crisis Zone timeline counterpart of the character Mike.

## Appearance

Jennifer has white skin, dark long hair and a mustache. She usually wears sunglasses and a purple wizard hat.

## Personality

The same as Mike's from the prime timeline.

## Biography

At one point in Crisis Zone, Mike heavily falls asleep with his eyes open, which makes everyone think he's dead. They get shocked and sad but leave right away since they got to rescue Jaxon, who was kidnapped by Dracula Junior, and can't wait any longer. However, after a few hours, Mike actually wakes up from his heavy sleep, with several flies flying around him, confused on why the house is completely empty. By the time everyone gets back, Mike is wearing different clothes and comes out as a trans woman named Jennifer.

In the epilogue, it's shown that in 2021 Owl and Jen started dating and are both raising Jack, Desi and Vejonica together.

## Relationships

- Jaxon - Adoptive Son
- Desi - Adoptive Daughter
- Vejonica - Adoptive Daughter

Allies
- Owl - Boyfriend

## Trivia

- Jennifer is a huge fan of Harry Potter.
- Simon states that, in regards of his fans asking if Mike's transition has any effect on the main canon timeline, he hinted advising to check the story *Legal* in Seeds and Stems, saying there are some clues in it. At the end of *Legal*, Megg, Mogg, Owl and Jones go to Mike's apartment, where he lives with his mother. They witness an argument between the two, where she asks if Mike had moved her bras off the hot water cylinder, he says that he didn't and she confronts him asking if, then, the bras moved themselves. They get deeper into the discussion and Mrs. Mike tells him that she knows what he and his friends "get up to". This, with the addition of Simon's comentary, indicates that Mike is into crossdressing and is probably starting to discover that he's trans, but is too afraid to admit it to his mother.
Shitkittens

The **Shitkittens** are Mogg and Mitzi's children in the Crisis Zone timeline. They were born during the time that both of their parents were serarated and, at first, Mitzi lied by saying that Scott was actually their father, which was later revealed to not be true, in the book's epilogue, and she and Mogg got together again to raise the kittens.
Jim Hemmingfield

**Jim Hemmingfield** is Werewolf Jones's #1 fan. He is mentioned several times and is Jones's first Etsy customer.

## Relationships

*To be added.*
Allies

*To be added.* | Enemies

## Trivia

* Jim is a real person. He's British and a part of *Breakdown Press*, a quality publisher of alternative comics. On tour, Simon stayed at Jim and his wife Michelle's apartment. He says that they are two of the loveliest people he knows.
Peyote/Crisis Zone

**Peyote** is the Crisis Zone counterpart of the character of same name.

## Appearance

The same as Owl's from the prime timeline.

## Personality

The same as Owl's from the prime timeline.

## Biography

Just like in the prime timeline, years ago, Owl made out with Peyote, without knowing she was only thirteen back then. People eventually find out about it and cancel Owl on the internet, leading him to being unable to find a job and having to do camming for a living. Chris Hansen also goes after him on his show *To Catch a Predator*.

Peyote and her father appear via webcam on the *The Anus King and I* show, near the end of the book.
Horse Mania

**Horse Mania** was Megg's and Werewolf Jones's band.

It was named by Jones after a local children's horse riding club, but using "horse" as in "heroin".

Jones ended it after he discovered that Megg had started a new band with Booger called Knife Crime.

The band's route is shown in the small zine Below Ambition. It follows Megg and Werewolf Jones as they practice, play a house show, go on a small interstate tour and then return home.

## Songs

* Handbag Fuck
* We're shit, go home
* Sick of hearing about it

## Real Life

Horse Mania was actually a real band formed by Simon Hanselmann and Karl Von Bamberger between 2005 and 2016. Karl died in 2016, a few weeks after Simon had moved to the US and they'd played what would become their last ever show.

In the same year, *Mortality* was released, which was a limited edition cassete with four tracks:

1. Crabshack Intro
2. Used Car Salesman
3. Rock Sandy Bay
4. Midwinter Trauma

On March 3, 2020 it was released on *Bandcamp* the four track EP *Below Ambition* that included the following songs:

1. Handbag Fuck
2. I Win
3. Girls and Their Summer Dresses
4. Used Car Salesman

## Links and References

2. ↑ Drone
3. ↑ Day 10,632
4. ↑ http://www.silentarmy.org/silent-army-records.html
Arrête, c'est ici l'empire de la Mort

## Strips

- Bad Brains
- War of the Worlds

**Arrête, c'est ici l'empire de la Mort** is the first officially published installment of the *Megg, Mogg & Owl* comic series, made its debut through a different publisher. Later on, it was reissued under the title *WOTW*.

## Production

Presented in a staple-bound format, the publication measures 3.75 x 5 inches and features monochromatic illustrations with a color cover. The exact print run of this edition remains unspecified.