recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Jessica Josephs-Grace (Earth-OCU)

### Relatives

Annalise Grace (mother); Hunter Josephs (estranged father); Rainfall Misery (adopted sister); Ellen Kesh (aunt); Cheshire Kesh (cousin)

### Affiliations

The Friends of Bgure (leader), formerly The Friends of Oculus

## Characteristics

### Description

white, long straight brown hair, soft features, wheelchair is silver and black. Superhero outfit is a black outfit with a hood and mask, with a rifle of sleeping darts and a grappling hook.

## Origin

### Portrayed by

Theresa Mickelson

Jessica was once a member of The Friends of Oculus, but after they dissolved as a superhero group, she has focused on her day job as a researcher at Halcyon Innovations. Now she leads The Friends of Bgure in their attempt to prevent D.O.O.R. from capturing Bgure Urneg-Syntax and invading Orgjrra.
The New Wave (Earth-OCU)

### Enemies

Agent 44, Steel Soldier, The Leopard, Tigress, Teen Spirit, Redeye, Haywire, Electroshock, D.O.O.R., D.S.A.

## Origin

### Origin

Rain and Hunter were sent on a mission for the D.S.A. to capture Ohea, but refused, and, combined with Grey and Kurt who were following them, were forced to fight off Agent 44 and the agents of D.O.O.R.

### First Appearance

Young Heroes of Oculus #1

The New Wave is a group of teenage superheroes who are the protagonists of the current run of Young Heroes of Oculus. Currently, the team works as vigilantes, and has recently become involved in stopping D.O.O.R. arrests of former members of The Friends of Oculus.
Hunter Josephs (Earth-OCU)

### Relatives

Ellen Kesh (estranged sister); Jessica Josephs-Grace (estranged daughter); Rainfall Misery (adopted daughter); Cheshire Kesh (estranged niece); Annalise Grace (ex-wife)

### Affiliations

The Friends of Bgure, The New Wave (mentor, supplier), formerly D.S.A.

## Characteristics

### Description

Buff, with a sleek, dark costume and a utility belt

## Origin

### Universe

Earth-OCU

An official superhero from the golden generation, Hunter is now chiefly concerned with being Rain Misery’s father figure and superhero mentor. His biological daughter, Jessica Josephs-Grace, doubts his abilities to do so.
Nezbe Raq (Orgjrra)

### Description

A red-skinned person with white hair and black devil horns, snake-like eyes, scales, and a generally grumpy vibe.

## Origin

### Universe

Orgjrra

Nezbe Raq is one of the best investigators of Outreach, currently deployed to pick up a couple of missing kids in the Earth-OCU universe. Disguised as "Neville Rethal".

Nezbe disguised as Neville
Annalise Grace (Earth-OCU)

### Relatives

Jessica Josephs-Grace (daughter); Hunter Josephs (ex-husband); Rainfall Misery (ex-husband’s adopted daughter); Ellen Kesh (ex-sister-in-law); Cheshire Kesh (ex-niece)

## Characteristics

### Description

Older white woman, tends to wear her hair up in a bun. Fond of sweaters.

## Origin

### Universe

Earth-OCU

Annalise Grace is the extremely normal mother of Jessica Josephs-Grace, and the ex-wife of Hunter Josephs. Sure, she may have found Hunter’s superhero antics charming back in the 50s, but these days, she’s happy to be completely removed from everything related to superheroes.
List of Cut Characters

All these characters were cut from Objects for the Win for unknown reasons.

## Physical description

### Gender

Unknown

Door Knob is a male cut contestant from Objects for the Win.

### Appearance

Door Knob appears to be a light beige door knob.

## Flower Pot

* Debut
* Early Debut

## Physical description

### Gender

Unknown

Flower Pot is a cut contestant from Objects for the Win.

### Appearance

Flower Pot appears to be a brown flower pot with dirt on him.

### Personality

Flower Pot seems to be very friendly with everyone.

## Physical description

### Gender

Female

Frying Pan is a female cut contestant from Objects for the Win.

### Appearance

Frying Pan appears to be a dark grey pan.

## Outlet

* Debut
* Early Debut

## Physical description

### Gender

Unknown

Outlet is a cut contestant fromObjects for the Win.

### Personality

Outlet seems to be very rude and a jerk with everyone.

## Physical description

### Gender

Unknown

Present is a cut contestant from Objects for the Win.

### Appearance

Present appears to be a green box with a red ribbon.

## Physical description

### Gender

Unknown

SD Card is a cut contestant from Objects for the Win.

### Appearnce

SD Card appers to be a blue secure digital Card.
Kurt Kellson (Earth-OCU)

Kurt, out of costume

### Relatives

Andrea Kellson (mother - she/her)Brody (Pug - she/her) Kurt Kellson (father - he/him) (Deceased)Aaron Kellson (brother - he/him)(Deceased)

## Characteristics

### Abilities

Regeneration abilities, neurological connection to TAS

## Aesthetic

### **Civilian**

Kurt has voluminous, long, unkempt hair to cover the robotic implant that sticks out of their brain. His peers and teachers perceived their hair-change as a foray into a metalhead/grunge phase. After some research (listening to a couple CDs at HMV) Kurt accepted this aesthetic as a good cover for their physical change.

### **Hero**

Kurt wears a definitively functional costume, a nylon bicycle outfit (blue), a white helmet, in-line skates, and an unbuttoned lumberjack shirt.

When TAS takes control of their body, their movement looks rigid, kind of like popping and locking
Serena Smith (Earth-OCU)

Serena in costume

The older sister of DaVinci, Serena is excited about magic - and can be tempted by its use to try and learn more about it. Still, she works well with her team, The Noble Pursuit, even when they have different goals.

## Stars and Void

Serena seems to be an alternate or adapted version of a character with the same name from the comic series Stars and Void, where she and her brother DaVinci were a crime-fighting duo in Earth-PCU's New York City. Since this series takes place in Earth-PCU, which was scrapped and rebooted into Earth-OCU after Price Comics acquired comic rights to The Oculus Crisis (2020), these versions of Serena and DaVinci seem to be an attempt to bring them into the new canon.
Bishop Tower (Oculus)

Bishop Tower is a significant building in the Oculus universe. Once the center of the financial district, it became infamous as the source of The Oculus Crisis, when an alien named Oculus opened a portal at its peak. After this time, it was purchased by Hunter Josephs, who uses several of its floors for superheroic activities.

## The Oculus Crisis

Bishop Tower was the source of the anomaly that researchers were sent to investigate during the Oculus Crisis. While the entirety of the tower, and eventually, the entire block at 6th and 9th Street were impacted, the anomaly became more powerful the farther up the tower one went, culminating in a portal on the top floor.

After Oculus came through to Earth, Bishop Tower was viewed negatively for some time, believed to be haunted or cursed. This drop in property value impacted much of the block and created some oddly cheap housing opportunities in one of the wealthiest areas of Oculus.

## Floor 13

During this drop in property values, Hunter Josephs purchased the building. He rented it out primarily as office space, but created a secret superhero base called "Floor 13", despite the fact that it seemingly spans several floors. He offered this as a main superhero base for The New Wave, who now use it not only as a superhero base, but also a place to stay for Rain and Ohea.
DaVinci Smith (Earth-OCU)

DaVinci Smith, out of costume

The younger brother of Serena, DaVinci believes in justice above all else. He's committed to making his city safer by putting away criminals - and using his shadow and flight powers to do it. He works with the Noble Pursuit, and though they might disagree sometimes, they're committed to working together, and he believes in them.

## Stars and Void

DaVinci seems to be an alternate or adapted version of a character with the same name from the comic series Stars and Void, where he and his sister Serena were a crime-fighting duo in Earth-PCU's New York City. Since this series takes place in Earth-PCU, which was scrapped and rebooted into Earth-OCU after Price Comics acquired comic rights to The Oculus Crisis (2020), these versions of Serena and DaVinci seem to be an attempt to bring them into the new canon.
Kevlar Suit (Steel Soldier Mk. 4)

## Overview

A mech similar in design to the Kevlar Suit.

### Look

Grey mech with talon-like feet, a hand cannon, shoulder missiles, an eagle’s head and a protruding star on its chest, with camo décor

### Abilities

Hand-cannon, shoulder missiles, other hidden guns, claw hand, extremely big and tough

## Origin

### First appearance

Young Heroes of Oculus #1

The Kevlar Suit is the current mech used by the Steel Soldier, a powerful metal behemoth that moves slowly but packs serious firepower.
Yrfovna Urneg (Orgjrra)

### Description

Orgjrran woman with pink skin, chin length blue hair, elf ears, large fangs and triangular glasses over big, starry eyes.

## Origin

### Universe

Orgjrra

A famous interdimensional adventurer in her youth, Yrfovna spends most of her time at home, working as a researcher with her wife Ariana Syntax and taking care of their teenage daughter, Bgure. Or at least, they did until Bgure went missing.
Advance (Orgjrra)

### Abilities

Energy absorption and reflection, enhanced survivability in extreme environments

## Origin

### Universe

Orgjrra

A member of Outreach’s Intervention division, known for taking down threats quietly and quickly. Advance is a Stelkor, a being from the Domain who have personal energy fields which allow them to absorb and reflect energy. Advance encountered the New Wave and attempted (unsuccessfully) to convince them to return home and let Outreach handle Bgure.
The Noble Pursuit (Earth-OCU)

The Noble Pursuit is an official superhero team that is famous and beloved in Oculus. Its leader, the Beacon, is especially beloved, a fact that’s inconvenient for his sibling Grey. While the Noble Pursuit were first mentioned in an author interview, they first showed up in the comic as antagonists trying to prevent the New Wave from entering a portal into Orgjrra in Young Heroes of Oculus Issue 8.
White water

Clans Froststar is a white she-cat with green eyes.

Current: Starclan

Past: Frostclan, Mountain tribe

Names

Kit: White water

Apprentice:White water

Hunter:White water

Leader: Froststar

Cause of death

Old age

Kin

Father: Red willow

Mother:Apple flower

Sister:Daisyfur

Brothers: Bearclaw, Blacktornado
Edication

Mentor: Black night

Apprentice:Nightpaw,Flametail

Book apperences

Last Midnight,A New Beggining
Caleb Gray (Earth-OCU)

### Relatives

Grey Gray (sibling), Alice Gray (mother), Michael Gray (father), Lincoln Park (boyfriend)

## Characteristics

### Description

Tall and thin white boy with freckles and messy hair, superhero costume is red and yellow with a burning torch on it

### Abilities

Superhuman strength, toughness, and reflexes

## Origin

### Universe

Earth-OCU

The older brother of Grey Gray, Caleb is a pretty powerful hero in his own right, and wants to make sure his little sibling is safe. He’s an officially registered superhero as part of the Noble Pursuit, and he’s used to walking away from fights without a scrape.
Malacho

Malacho is a city inhabited by the descendants of former slaves who escaped from the Haraklina colony city of Karichaka in 42 NE. The city is isolated in dense woodlands on the Island of Anatha and is difficult for outsiders to find. The primary economy of the city is timber and its people have tended to and harvested the Ironwood forests of the island since the late 10th century NE. The city's Malagni dialect is the sole surviving example of a Western Rigini language.

## Etymology

Malacho derives from Old Western Rigini *mahlah* (hidden) and *chou* (town). The city lends its name to the modern language spoken there, Malagni (lit. "hidden language")

## History

The founders of Malacho fled from the Haraklina colony of Karichaka following a slave rebellion in 42 NE. The slaves were ethnically Carasalic peoples, mostly from the modern Dersialdara region, and they had adopted the native Dersialdaran dialect of Pheetulangnee, an Old Western Rigini dialect, as their language when talking among themselves. Slave labor was used heavily to build the new colony and at the time of the rebellion over two-thirds of the Karichaka population of 20,000 was enslaved. Roughly 4,000 slaves and 3,000 ethnically Haraklina people were killed during the uprising and the remaining slaves, numbering nearly 10,000, fled the city to the interior of the island.

The slaves selected a hidden and poorly accessible area in the dense and steep woodlands to build a new city, which they named Mahlahchou (lit. "hidden town"). They hunted and gathered for food and traded with the native Anatheen peoples. The town remained poor and small during this period.

Malachoic peoples resented Karachakna incursions into the woods and frequently attacked and sabotaged Karachakna timber collection efforts. The Karachakna peoples attempted to find the source of these attacks but never located Malacho or realized that the attacks were coming from former slaves, blaming native Anatheen peoples instead.

Karachaka was abandoned following a fire and pirate raids in 891 NE, and a new colony was built on the site called Saracfalis by Noulaenic speaking peoples from the Kingdom of Calbaena in 967. The Malacho desired to retain their independence but had no particular antipathy towards these Noulaenic speaking settlers. They reached an agreement to provide timber from the island's Ironwood groves, which the settlers were unfamiliar with, in exchange for being left primarily alone in the interior of the island. This arrangement also included the delivery of young adults for human sacrifice rituals in Malacho, which the Malacho people claimed were necessary for the maintenance of the forests.

Saracfalis was destroyed by pirates in 2024 NE and replaced by the modern city of Elaen in 2154. The Malacho came to a similar arrangment with the government of Elaen as the one they had with Saracfalis. This arrangement persists to this day and Malacho provides a significant amount of timber to Elaen to provide its substantial shipbuilding efforts.
City of Oculus (Earth-OCU)

A map of Oculus

The City of Oculus is the primary city featured in the Young Heroes of Oculus series. It is a massive, sprawling city made up of six districts. It is diverse, with a huge variety of things both mundane and supernatural, and unlike anywhere else in the world.

## Notable Locations

Oculus is split into six districts: River's Edge, the Broox, Quing's Quey, Bluff, Junipero and Halcyon Island.

### River's Edge

River's Edge is the wealthiest district in Oculus, containing its financial district and the University of Oculus.

#### Notable Locations:

* 6th & 9th Street
* Bishop Tower
* University of Oculus

### The Broox

The Broox is the northmost district in Oculus, primarily residential. In the very northmost area of the Broox is a place where giant mushrooms grow, and people live amongst them.

### Quing's Quey

Quing's Quey is the largest of the districts in Oculus, with lots of residential housing and industry side by side. It is also marked by a few signifiers of the superheroic antics of the city, including a large crater.

#### Notable Locations:

* Crater Row
* Bullet Park

### Bluff

The Bluff district is an archipelago of islands with a reputation of being rife with criminal activity. Bluff is the poorest district in Oculus, and tends to run into problems when supernatural events occur. It is also home to the Isle of Oculus, the eye-shaped island that the city is supposedly named after.

#### Notable locations:

* Isle of Oculus
* Red Volcano Island

### Junipero

Junipero is one of the bigger districts of Oculus and is therefore home to a great amount of diversity. Being in the heart of the city and surrounded by water, a lot passes through Junipero both supernatural and mundane. The D.S.A. has its base here.

#### Notable locations:

* D.S.A. Headquarters
* Port of Oculus

### Halcyon Island

Halcyon Island is cut off from the rest of Oculus, linked by a bridge but otherwise more suburban and spread out than the other districts. It makes it an ideal place for a group like D.O.O.R. to place its headquarters, as well as the sort of place where you would expect to see constant clouds and fogs on the southwest edge.

#### Notable locations:

* D.O.O.R. Headquarters
* Cloud City
Young Heroes of Oculus Issue 2

## Overview

Second issue of the Young Heroes of Oculus.

## Synopsis

Jessica Josephs-Grace asked the team to go by the University of Oculus and grab some files from a room in the basement. When they got there, they discovered that this room was the original Friends of Oculus base, seemingly abandoned after disbanding. They saw the costumes of Grace, the Sensation, the Unknown Defender, and Oculus, and noticed that the Witch’s costume was missing.

As they grabbed the files, the lights shut off and in the pitch darkness the file was stolen from Rain. They managed to see that it was The Leopard who had stolen the files, and Ohea tackled him, retrieving the files.

The Leopard escaped from Ohea’s grasp but Grey also tackled him, and when they did, the lights came back on, revealing Tigress with another piece of technology, also here for the files. She had a back and forth with the Leopard, before engaging in an intense duel with Rain, who managed to distract her from her mission. However, the duel put Rain on her back foot, and Kurt protected her by throwing a desk at Tigress.

Due to this, Tigress was reminded of her purpose, and managed to fire a blade off at Ohea, which was stopped by Grey, whose momentary lapse gave Leopard a chance to grab the files. Fed up, Ohea used their alien weapon to fire a fireball at Leopard, who was thrown out into the hallway. Kurt skated over, grabbed the file, and the Leopard, fed up and on fire, decided to flee.

Tigress, however, was not quite done, and managed to escape from her fight with Rain long enough to make a run for the files that was quickly foiled by Grey, who barely avoided getting stabbed. With the whole team now focused on her, Tigress fled.

The crew returned to Jessica with the files, Ohea now a giant cat and Rain having grown cat ears and a tail, and she fussed over them until she received a call from Percilla Persephone. In the middle of the call, however, there was an attack on Percilla’s side of the line, and just as that happened, there was a knock on Jessica’s door. Rain peered out the eyehole to see the superhero group Teen Spirit on their doorstep.
Cassia Waverly (Earth-OCU)

### Relatives

Percilla Persephone (mother); Warrant Waverly (father); Bgure Urneg-Syntax (girlfriend)

### Affiliations

The Friends of Bgure, The New Wave (one-time member)

## Characteristics

### Description

Mixed-race black and Korean child with chin length silver Molly Ringwald style hair, glasses that she only wears sometimes, reserved but put together.

### Abilities

Telekinesis, psychic constructs, memory manipulation, clairvoyance

## Status

### Role

Superpowered civilian involved in vigilante group

## Origin

### Universe

Earth-OCU

The daughter of Percilla Persephone and Warrant Waverly and girlfriend of Bgure Urneg-Syntax, Cassia is a responsible, secretive and determined young lady.
Grey Gray (Earth-OCU)

### Description

light brown freckled skin, athletic build, dresses in a grunge/skater style, with comfortable clothing that allows for movement. Frequently covered in band-aids from either fighting villains, training too hard, or wiping out on their skateboard.

### Abilities

No powers, fights with martial arts and knives

## Origin

### Portrayed by

Sage

Grey is a stubborn and ambitious teen hero with a temper just as quick as their reflexes. Growing up in the shadow of their superpowered brother, they are determined to prove themself in their own right, despite their lack of powers, even though it often means working twice as hard. They hope to show the world that you don’t need powers to be a hero, and what they might lack in strategy they make up for with sheer willpower.
Rainfall Misery (Earth-OCU)

Rain, out of costume

### Relatives

Ellen Kesh (estranged adopted aunt); Jessica Josephs-Grace (adopted sister); Hunter Josephs (adopted father); Cheshire Kesh (estranged adopted cousin); Annalise Grace (adopted mother)

## **Style**

### **Civilian**

She is often found in casual but fashionable clothes. Her wardrobe homes some of the newest cropped shorts, tank-tops, and coziest fall sweaters.

### **Hero**

Her hero alias wears a black fitted outfit with a quiver that shrinks in size when it's not being used a utility belt with knives strapped across her chest.

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## Backstory

Abandoned as a baby, she was found on the front porch of Hunter's home. During her fifth birthday, Hunter had to go on a mission and, upset that she didn't get to go too, Rain hid in his luggage. After that her training began.

Rain often mimicked her father, wanting to be a hero just like him and go on missions.

She has worked with various government institutions, but when she was sent to hunt down and capture Ohea, she turned vigilante and became a member of The New Wave. Having turned her back on her dream of becoming a hero, her new team often feels like it is all she has left in this world.

## Relationships

### The Josephs

Rain thinks of the Josephs' as her true family, never having had interest in learning who it was that abandoned her as a child.

*Hunter Josephs*, father and mentor.

*Jessica Josephs Grace*, sister. Jess would often babysit Rain when Hunter had to go on missions. They would often have fun together, but she was never a fan of Hunter training her to be like him (and her).

*Cheshire Kesh*, rival and cousin. They used to hang out during the holidays but as they grew older, they grew apart, and often find themselves on opposite sides of objectives.

### The New Wave

She first met Ohea when they previously teamed up a few times on missions, after accidentally bumping into each other. Eventually, she was sent on a mission to capture Ohea but decided to instead save them.

Hunter told to keep an eye on Kurt, thinking his powers would be too much for Rain.
Zazzle-Trax Fun Park (Oculus)

Once a fully functioning amusement park in the Junipero district of Oculus, the Zazzle-Trax Fun Park has been an abandoned husk of its former glory for at least a decade. No one has touched the Park or the land it sits on for some time, until The Cult of the Electric Dream used it as a hiding place from D.O.O.R.

When The New Wave saved The Cult of the Electric Dream from D.O.O.R., the Park ended up crushed by random stuff that came from another universe.
Helena Severe (Earth-MWG)

### Description

Late 20s white girl, blonde, round eyes. Dresses very 80s, with alien-themed accessories.

## Origin

### Universe

Earth-MWG (currently displaced to Earth-OCU)

Helena Severe is the current leader of The Cult of the Electric Dream, an Earth-OCU cult that originally worshipped the being Oculus, but now primarily protects beings displaced from various other universes to Earth-OCU.

## Earth-MWG

Helena is currently the only known character originally from Earth-MWG, and so all details of Earth-MWG come from her. Apparently, in Earth-MWG, it is 31 years later than in Earth-OCU, meaning it is 2020 there. The City of Oculus does not exist, instead, there is a city called New York, and the nation is America, not Utopia. She also seems uninterested in returning there, indicating that it is a bad or unstable place to live.

There is much speculation that Earth-MWG is "real life", or a universe very similar to our own, but lead writer of the Young Heroes of Oculus series, Brianna Price, has refused to confirm or deny this.
Human women and their human holes

gex is known for his love of human women and putting his gecko penis in human womens human holes. though gex is a gecko and has a gecko penis this actually seems to excite him more for the appeal of human womens holes.

## A list of human holes gex has been in

1. Agent Sextra (pictured): gex saved her life from rez and she let him put his gecko penis in her human vagina
2. Ghislaine Maxwell: Ghislaine Maxwell is a British socialite who is known for her association with financier and convicted gex offender Jeffrey Epstein and who has been charged with enticement of minors and gex trafficking of children.
3. mel and mikey
4. All the 90's women: all the women from the 90's have known gex bibiclically
5. the wawa delivery driver: never delivered the hoagie because was busy with gex
Marble Cavill (Earth-OOC)

Marble Cavill is one of the bodyguards for The Cult of the Electric Dream, having the official rank of Heroic Guard within the organization. She fell from Earth-OOC into Orgjrra, and later into Earth-OCU, where she got involved with the Cult of the Electric Dream and fell in love with Minnesota Rex.
Young Heroes of Oculus Issue 4

## Overview

### Side Characters

Adam Sirena, Antigone Arrell, Cal Clutterbuck, Jessica Josephs-Grace, Percilla Persephone, Terry Tenure, Warrant Waverly, Cassia Waverly, Hunter Josephs

### Characters Mentioned

Bgure Urneg-Syntax, Ariana Syntax, Yrfovna Urneg

## Intro

### Intro Characters

Oculus, Helena Severe, Minnesota Rex, Marble Cavill

### Intro Synopsis

Agents of D.O.O.R. invade the church of The Cult of the Electric Dream, who escape into the metro

## Outro

### Outro Synopsis

Ohea and Rain are teleported into the D.O.O.R. lab by Agent 44

The fourth issue of the Young Heroes of Oculus series.

## Synopsis

Cassia explained that D.O.O.R. had kidnapped The Friends of Oculus in an attempt to discover a way to travel between Oculus and Orgjrra at will, and that if they interrogated her parents, Warrant and Percilla, they would find a way, due to the existence of Bgure Urneg-Syntax, a half-human and half-Orgjrran teen, who was able to teleport between both worlds. The New Wave decided to infiltrate D.O.O.R. HQ and attempt to rescue the Friends of Oculus before they could be interrogated.

Cassia asked the team to take her with them, and after some debate, they decided to do so. The plan was for Kurt and Cassia to discover the location of the Friends of Oculus from the computer system at the front entrance, while Rain and Ohea would pretend to be agents arresting Grey and enter through the side. However, things immediately went awry in both cases, when Haywire appeared to escort Kurt and Cassia for interrogation, and Agent 44 was chosen to take the other three to the prison. When they arrived at the prison, they found the Friends, but Cassia’s parents were being led to interrogation by a third villain, Redeye. Deciding their best shot was to free the Friends of Oculus, the group attacked and deactivated the walkie talkies of the villains, but in doing so, they also shut down power throughout the facility. While this did free the prisoners, it also escalated the fight by freeing the villains from the unpowering handcuffs.

During the chaos, Grey was attacked by Redeye, who switched bodies with them, expecting them to have powers. Excited, Grey tried to attack Haywire at the same time as Redeye attempted to switch back, causing all three of them to believe they were the worst versions of themselves.

At the same time, Agent 44 and Ohea faced off, and Agent 44 teleported away with Ohea, and Rain, who grabbed on before the teleportation. The three of them were teleported to Electroshock’s lab, where she and The Leopard were working on something, and Agent 44 dropped them there before teleporting away.
Cal Clutterbuck (Earth-OCU)

Cal in 1989.

### Affiliations

The Friends of Bgure, formerly D.S.A., formerly D.O.O.R., formerly The Friends of Oculus

## Characteristics

### Description

white dude with balding grey hair and round glasses.

## Origin

### Portrayed by

Jeremy Bell

Cal was once Agent Clutterbuck, an agent of the D.S.A. assigned to supervise a group of university researchers during the Oculus Crisis. Instead, he befriended them, joining the Friends of Oculus and serving as a double agent inside the D.S.A. and later D.O.O.R. Now retired with his husband Adam Sirena.
Büchsenmachers-Babylon

**Büchsenmachers Babylon** oder auch **Büchsenmacher-Babylon** bezeichnet den Effekt, dass es in der deutschsprachigen Waffentechnik oft unterschiedliche Begriffe für identische Bauteile und Sachverhalte gibt oder das ein und das selbe Bauteil oder Sachverhalt mit mehreren Begrifft benannt wird.

**Büchsenmachers Babylon** ist das Resultante von einer starken Trennung der Fachbereiche Büchsenmacherei, Militärtechnik, Jagt, Sportschützenwesen, Militärhistorie und waffentechnischem Ingenieurwesen.

Das wohl bekannteste Beispiel ist die bei der Bundeswehr dominante Verwendung der Nomenklatur Rohr, wohingegen die anderen Fachbereiche durch Lauf dominiert werden.

Ein besonders extremes Beispiel sind die verschiedenen Nomanklaturen für den Vollautomatik-Unterbrecher:

* Dauerfeuerhebel
* Abzungsstange
* Sperrhebel
* Unterbrecher
* Dauerfeuerhebel
* Aubzugsstollen für Dauerfeuer
* Seriefeuerklinke

Der umgekehrte Fall findet sich bei der Verschlusssperre. Mit diesem Begriff können folgende Bauteile gemeint sein.

* Verschlussrückprall Schutz
* Laufvorlaufunterbrecher oder Rohrunterbrecher bei Waffen mit lang zurückgleitendem Lauf
* Mechanismen welche den Verschluss an einer Öffnungsbewegung hindern, bei schallgedämpften Pistolen wie KAC XM9, Mk.22 oder Mk.23

Besonders Extrem tritt das Phänomen bei Ladeprinzipen auf. So werden diese in der Fachliteratur unter anderem wie folgt verwendet:

1. ↑ **Sub-Machine Gun, The Development of Sub-Machine Guns and their Ammunition** von *Maxim Popenker & Anthony G. Williams* - ISDN 978-1-84797-293-4
2. ↑ **Verschlusssysteme von Feuerwaffen** von *Peter Dannecker* - ISDN 978-3-936632-972
3. ↑ **Arbeiten zu Studium und Praxis im Bundesgrenzschutz: Waffenlehre - Grundlage der Systemlehre** von *Wolfgang Pietzner* - [ ISDN 3-930732-32-7]
4. ↑ **Handfeuerwaffen Band I** von *Jaroslav Lugs* - ISDN 3-327-00032-8
The Friends of Oculus (Earth-OCU)

The Friends of Oculus logo

## Affiliations

### Past Members

Adam Sirena, Antigone Arrell, Cal Clutterbuck, Jessica Josephs-Grace, Oculus, Percilla Persephone, Terry Tenure, Warrant Waverly

## Origin

### Origin

Created after The Oculus Crisis to protect Orgjrra and Orgjrrans from the government

### First Appearance

The Oculus Crisis (2020)

The Friends of Oculus were a group of researchers formed during The Oculus Crisis. After Oculus came out of a portal in the University of Oculus, the members of the research team assigned to researching the Crisis decided to befriend and protect them. From there, they used Oculus’s knowledge and their own research skills to learn as much as they could about Orgjrra.

The Friends of Oculus operated for an unknown amount of time, but were disbanded at some point between 1969 and 1989.
Orgjrra

Orgjrra is a hub universe connected to Earth-OCU, which contains a variety of types of people typically classified as aliens. It is easy to accidentally enter another universe from Orgjrra, and so people from there commonly find themselves in other universes.

It is known by people on Earth-OCU as "the Other".

## Notable Locations

Not much is known yet about specific locations within Orgjrra, but it is a broad and complex place where one can easily slip into another reality.

### Bgure's hometown

There is a town in Orgjrra where Bgure Urneg-Syntax lived with Ariana Syntax and Yrfovna Urneg. Bgure fled there when she saw a D.O.O.R. agent snooping around.

### Ohea's hometown

There is a town where Ohea grew up with their family. They took the family car and left one day, and accidentally ended up in Earth-OCU.

## Known Orgjrrans

Many people from Orgjrra have found their way, either intentionally or unintentionally, into Earth-OCU. Here is a list of known Orgjrrans:

* Bgure Urneg-Syntax
* Jura Jurer
* Nezbe Raq
* Oculus
* Ohea
* Yrfovna Urneg
* Pebja Xvyyre
* Fheivibe

Additionally, Ariana Syntax, despite not originally being from Orgjrra, has been accepted into Orgjrran society to a degree that most consider her to be Orgjrran.
Cagemakers

The device that creates the crystal prisons

### Look

The device is a small green diamond-shaped crystal, while the cage is a large black and white geological crystal

### Abilities

Spontaneously create unbreakable energy prisons in the shape of crystals

## Origin

### First appearance

Young Heroes of Oculus #9

The Cagemakers are small devices that create energy cages around a variety of people. They are popular among Outreach agents, and the intervention agent Advance was seen using them to try and cage the New Wave.
Scepter of the Unknown

A staff similar to the Scepter of the Unknown

### Look

A silver staff with horn-like prongs that hold an orb that changes colours when spells are cast.

### Abilities

Can create portals between realms, other effects unknown

## Origin

### First appearance

The Oculus Crisis (2020)

The Scepter of the Unknown fell from an electrified portal during The Oculus Crisis, and was then taken by the group of reseachers that would become The Friends of Oculus. Upon investigating, it was discovered that it could create portals. Antigone Arrell currently uses it as The Wizard.
Lincoln Park (Earth-OCU)

Lincoln, out of costume

As a child, Lincoln was bitten by a radioactive possum, which gave them the ability to communicate with possums and the ability to always come back from death. Now, Lincoln is a member of the Noble Pursuit, along with his boyfriend Caleb Gray. They're looked on fondly by those who know them, a bit odd, but kind.
The Friends of Bgure (Earth-OCU)

### Current Members

Adam Sirena, Antigone Arrell, Cal Clutterbuck, Jessica Josephs-Grace, Percilla Persephone, Terry Tenure, Warrant Waverly, Cassia Waverly, Hunter Josephs

### Allies

The New Wave The Cult of the Electric Dream

## Origin

### Origin

Created to find Bgure Urneg-Syntax before D.O.O.R. does

### First Appearance

Young Heroes of Oculus #6

The Friends of Bgure is a vigilante superhero squad formed to track down Bgure Urneg-Syntax, a teenager currently wanted by D.O.O.R. for her dimensional travel abilities. The Friends of Bgure was formed primarily out of the remnants of The Friends of Oculus, with a couple additions, as well as a close relationship with The New Wave and The Cult of the Electric Dream.
One-Notes

A One-Note with the ball open

### Look

A small red bird kept inside a ball, that tweets when you're tracking someone in the correct direction

## Origin

### First appearance

Young Heroes of Oculus #9

One-Notes are contraptions where a tracking bird is placed inside a ball, allowing people or things to be tracked within the strange geography of Orgjrra. Advance had one, that was stolen by the New Wave.
The Cult of the Electric Dream (Earth-OCU)

## Origin

### Origin

Created to worship the affliction from The Oculus Crisis and discover the truth of who Oculus is.

### First Appearance

The Oculus Crisis (2020)

The Cult of the Electric Dream is a religious organization based in The Oculus Crisis, that was originally created by Ariana Syntax to worship the being Oculus and the dream they gave a large group of people. Now, they operate to protect those from other realities who end up in Oculus. The Cult is led by Helena Severe and Oculus, and currently resides in the Friends of Bgure Base after being saved by the New Wave.

## On The Run

The Cult of the Electric Dream is not an illegal religion, but has been criminalized repeatedly by D.O.O.R. and other government branches. Most recently, their temple was attacked directly by D.O.O.R., who was searching for information about moving between dimensions. They escaped through subway tunnels to the abandoned Zazzle-Trax Fun Park, and contacted Jessica Josephs-Grace for help. She sent the New Wave, who helped save them from a botched attack by Haywire and Redeye. They were taken to the Friends of Bgure Base, Time For Crab.
Dawnclaw

Clans

Current: Starclan

Past: Frostclan

Cause of death: Killed by a Pineclan warrior

Names

Kit: Dawn

Apprentice: Dawn

Warrior: Dawnclaw

Queen: Dawnclaw

Starclan reasident: Dawnclaw

Kin

Mother: Dusk

Father: Lightning

Mate: Brackenheart

Daughters: Rosebird, Merrypaw

Son: Littlepaw

Book apperences

Living Last Midnight, New Shadows

Dead Mothheart's love
Oculus (Orgjrra)

Oculus in 1989, in disguise

### Affiliations

The Friends of Bgure, The Cult of the Electric Dream, formerly The Friends of Oculus

## Characteristics

### Description

an adult with blue skin, fins on the sides of their head, no pupils, sharp teeth and runes on their cheek.

### Abilities

Dream manipulation, psychic communication

## Origin

### Universe

Orgjrra (currently displaced to Earth-OCU)

Oculus is an alien from Orgjrra who instigated The Oculus Crisis, then entered Earth-OCU’s reality when they revealed the existence of Orgjrra to Earth-OCU’s people. They became a member of The Friends of Oculus, researching the relationship between Earth and Orgjrra. Currently hiding out as co-leader of The Cult of the Electric Dream.

Oculus in 1969, after coming out of the portal
Rückstoßverstärker

Ein **Rückstoßverstärker** (eigentlich. Rohrrücklaufgasdüse) ist ein Mündungsaufsatz welcher den Rohrrücklauf bei Rückstoßladern unterstützt oder erst ermöglicht.

Da Rückstoßlader für ihre Funktion zwingend ein Geschoss und den dadurch verursachen Rückstoßimpuls benötigen, können in ihnen keine Manöverpatronen verwendet werden. Auch das Anbringen eines Manöverpatronengeräts führt nicht zu einer Wiederherstellung der Funktion, da im Gegensatz zu Gasdruckladern und Rückdruckladern hier nicht der Gasdruck ausschlaggebend für die Entriegelung der Waffe ist. Ein **Rückstoßverstärker** wird benötigt.

Der **Rückstoßverstärker** befindet sich zwar ebenfalls wie ein Manöverpatronengerät am Ende des Rohres, ist jedoch nicht fest mit diesem verbunden, sondern mit dem Waffengehäuse oder bei Pistolen dem Griffstück. Tritt des Geschoss in den Rückstoßverstärker ein, so füllt sich dieser mit Pulvergasen, passiert das Geschoss seine Öffnung so verschließt der Geschossboden die Öffnung für einige Millisekunden. Dem Gasdruck bleibt kein andere Weg als auf das Rohr zu wirken, dadurch wird das Rohr zurück gedrückt und der Rohrrücklauf des Rückstoßladers eingeleitet. Damit Restgas den nächsten Ladezyklus nicht beeinträchtigt, haben die meisten Rückstoßverstärker Gasentlüftungsbohrungen welche vorher vom Rohr verschlossen wurden.

Einige Waffen vor allem Maschinengewehre besitzen einen ständigen **Rückstoßverstärker**, dieser hilft beim zurückstoßen des Rohres. Die bekanntesten Beispiele sind das MG 08 und MG 42.

Ständige **Rückstoßverstärker** erweitern Waffen, welche nach dem Prinzip des Rückstoßladers arbeiten, um das Prinzip des Gasdruckladers.

Der Begriff **Rückstoßverstärker** ist eigentlich falsch, da der Rückstoß des Geschosses nur von seinem Gewicht und von seiner Geschwindigkeit abhängt und keiner der beiden Faktoren durch den **Rückstoßverstärker** signifikant beeinträchtigt wird. Der Begriff stammt aus einer Zeit als man versucht hat den Rohrrücklauf durch Lavaldüsen zu beschleunigen, welche durch eine Verstärkung des Raketeneffekts aber eigentlich Rohrrücklaufdüsen sind. Die eigentlich richtigen Begriffe lauten:

* Rückstoßersatzdüse, wenn Munition ohne Geschoss verschossen werden soll.
* Rohrrücklaufgasdüse, wenn sie sich ständig an der Waffe befindet.

#### Quellen

* *Verschlusssysteme von Feuerwaffen* von Peter Dannecker erschienen bei dwj Verlags GmbH - ISBN 978-3-936632-972
Anthony Howard (Earth-OCU)

### Description

White man with brown hair, a beard, glasses and a t-shirt worth more than your rent

### Abilities

Genius mechanic, mech piloting skills, more money than God

## Origin

### Universe

Earth-OCU

Anthony Howard is the CEO of Division, Inc. and secretly pilots the Steel Soldier with the Kevlar Suit. He was hoping to find a way to depower superheroes so that the government will have to supply superhero squads with his company’s tech, until he was stopped by the New Wave.
Young Heroes of Oculus Issue 9

## Overview

### Intro Synopsis

Jessica walks in on Adam hitting a punching bag and tries to talk him out of fighting against D.O.O.R.

## Outro

### Outro Characters

Bgure Urneg-Syntax, Jnaqre, Annie Auriopollo

### Outro Synopsis

the New Wave finds themself teleported to Bgure's location, missing Rain

Young Heroes of Oculus #9 is the ninth issue of the Young Heroes of Oculus series, and the fourth issue of Volume 2.

## Summary

The New Wave got their bearings in Orgjrra and tried to decide where to go. Eventually they decided to go into a nearby town and ask around. They met some herbs and magical supplies sellers, two mermaids named Ureb and Uho, who informed them that the Urneg-Syntax house was in the town.

They went to the house to investigate and found a lab in the backyard that contained a Stelkor named Advance. They alerted them to their presence and Advance came out to have a conversation with them in the house. Rain, spying an opportunity to investigate more into the Domain, stayed behind to look into the lab, and Ohea and Nezbe observed her.

Advance revealed that he was an Intervention agent of Outreach, and made clear to Kurt and Grey that he knew exactly what had been occurring to them, beat by beat, then explained his plan: they would return back to their universe, and stop interfering, and Outreach would go and move Bgure into a safe house until they could resolve the situation. The New Wave did not like this, and an argument ensued, eventually becoming a fight.

Meanwhile, Rain’s investigations into the Domain proved fruitful as she discovered that it was actually called the Public Domain, and that the leading expert on it was someone named Dr. Marianne Solace in Earth-OCU. When she left the lab, Ohea confronted her as a cat, asking her what she was doing and why. A tense discussion started, and was cut off by Nezbe Raq deciding to take this moment to capture Ohea.

Grey attempted to tackle Advance, but was instantly repelled, while Kurt grabbed Advance’s One-Note and rushed out the door. Outside, Ohea transformed, clawing at Nezbe, who shrunk down and disappeared. Kurt rushed to the backyard, explaining what was happening inside, and Rain ran inside to address it. Kurt and Ohea began to look for Nezbe, with Kurt yelling “come out little man!”

Rain copied Advance’s powers, causing a massive explosion that knocked everyone down except the two of them. Advance released forcefield cages, attempting to lock all of the members of the New Wave in them. It was working, until Rain began to teleport between them, picking up every member of the team, then disappearing.

The other three members of the New Wave appeared in a different part of Orgjrra, but Rain was nowhere to be seen. Instead, there was Bgure, with her travelling party. Kurt said “we’ve been looking everywhere for you!” to which Bgure responded “...fuck.”
Heroes of Oculus Wiki

**Welcome to the Heroes of Oculus Wiki!**
This is a fan wiki for the Heroes of Oculus, the 2020 Price Comics series set in the fictional city of Oculus. The Heroes of Oculus is a sequel series to the thriller film “The Oculus Crisis”, in which a group of university researchers investigate a supernatural anomaly on behalf of a shady government organization.

The premiere run of the Heroes of Oculus series is the Young Heroes of Oculus series. This comic series is set in 1989, twenty years after the events of “The Oculus Crisis”, and follows a group of teenage vigilantes as they try to establish themselves both as heroes and as young adults. Though it is a sequel series, it is not necessary to watch “The Oculus Crisis” in order to enjoy the Heroes of Oculus.

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Antigone Arrell (Earth-OCU)

Antigone Arrell in 1989, out of costume.

### Description

Afro-latina with long, curly hair, dresses femme goth. Superhero costume is a black robe with black witch's hat and raven mask.

### Abilities

With the Scepter of the Unknown, can use a number of magical spells, including the creation of portals between realities

## Origin

### Portrayed by

Alicia Hernández

Antigone was a member of the team who helped investigate the Oculus Crisis, and later a member of the Friends of Oculus, wielding the Scepter of the Unknown. Now operating solo as the Wizard.
HIGH HOPES

Had to have high, high hopes for a living

Shooting for the stars when I couldn't make a killing

Didn't have a dime but I always had a vision

Always had high, high hopes

Had to have high, high hopes for a living

Didn't know how but I always had a feeling

I was gonna be that one in a million

Always had high, high hopes

Mama said

Fulfill the prophecy

Be something greater

Go make a legacy

Manifest destiny

Back in the days

We wanted everything, wanted everything

Mama said

Burn your biographies

Rewrite your history

Light up your wildest dreams

Museum victories, everyday

We wanted everything, wanted everything

Mama said don't give up, it's a little complicated

All tied up, no more love and I'd hate to see you waiting

Had to have high, high hopes for a living

Shooting for the stars when I couldn't make a killing

Didn't have a dime but I always had a vision

Always had high, high hopes

Had to have high, high hopes for a living

Didn't know how but I always had a feeling

I was gonna be that one in a million

Always had high, high hopes (high, high hopes)

Mama said

It's uphill for oddities

Stranger crusaders

Ain't ever wannabes

The weird and the novelties

Don't ever change

We wanted everything, wanted everything

Stay up on that rise

Stay up on that rise and never come down, oh

Stay up on that rise

Stay up on that rise and never come down

Mama said don't give up, it's a little complicated

All tied up, no more love and I'd hate to see you waiting

They say it's all been done but they haven't seen the best of me

So I got one more run and it's gonna be a sight to see

Had to have high, high hopes for a living

Shooting for the stars when I couldn't make a killing

Didn't have a dime but I always had a vision

Always had high, high hopes

Had to have high, high hopes for a living

Didn't know how but I always had a feeling

I was gonna be that one in a million

Always had high, high hopes

Had to have high, high hopes for a living

Shooting for the stars when I couldn't make a killing

Didn't have a dime but I always had a vision

Always had high, high hopes

Had to have high, high hopes for a living

Didn't know how but I always had a feeling

I was gonna be that one in a million

Always had high, high hopes (high, high hopes)
Adam Sirena (Earth-OCU)

Adam in 1989

### Abilities

Electricity manipulation, increased strength, speed, toughness and immunities to various poisons

## Origin

### Portrayed by

Sam “The Claw” Banton

Once a golden age superhero named Mega Man, Adam joined the university research team during the Oculus Crisis and later became a member of the Friends of Oculus as the Unknown Defender. Now retired and living with his husband, Cal Clutterbuck.