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Warehouse 13

Warehouse 13 is a massive, top-secret storage facility in South Dakota that houses supernatural artifacts, mysterious relics, and supernatural souvenirs collected by the U.S. Government. Warehouse 13 is the 13th iteration of the Warehouse, with other iterations having existed throughout history. It is also a trusted associate of the SCP Foundation.

## Description

The Warehouse is lit by a massive series of electrical "Shelby" light bulbs invented by Adolph Chaillet at the beginning of the 20th century.

The Warehouse's walls are lined with a special mineral called Painite. It reacts violently with a certain compound injected into banished Warehouse Agents to prevent them from coming back to the Warehouse by turning their blood acidic, eating through their veins.

The Warehouse, a massive metal and stone structure, provides storage for both artifacts and items of significance to Warehouse operations. It includes a variety of rooms, most of which exist underground, and each with different purposes.
Mosley Moville

Mosley "Mo" Moville is the leader of the Mystery Kids' Canadian faction and a resident of Oujiee Falls, where the supernatural and strange happen almost every day. Mo loves the supernatural and loves getting involved with solving the mysteries.

## Overview

Mosley has a tendency to break the fourth wall by talking to the audience about what is happening and act as a sort of narrator. This makes Mosley one of the very few people who are able to break the fourth wall.

## Appearance

Mosley is a high school student and a rather short and pudgy boy. He wears a dark mint green/grey shirt with a large orange and yellow spotted pattern. He also wears shorts along with orange converse shoes. Mo's most striking feature, however, is his blue skin and hair. He has thick eyebrows and a square head.

## Personality

Mosley is a curious person, always excited and intrigued to learn and uncover the supernatural in his hometown. He becomes ecstatic when he discovers a supernatural creature or a paranormal occurrence in front of him. However, he does know when to be cautious. Mo is also perceptive as he is able to spot a supernatural occurrence from a mile away.

Whenever he is around people, Mo is calm, cool, and collected even when his friends are behaving in their usual odd antics. Overall, Mo is a friendly and kind person and is always willing to help a friend while being usually armed with an interesting point of view. Mo is a good person to have on one's side.
Frank Doyle

Frank Doyle is a drunk, and a former exorcist turned medium who is married to Sadie Doyle. Of the couple, he is less interested in socializing and helping others, though he can be convinced. He has a fondness for auctions and purchasing unusual artifacts.

## Appearance

Frank is known to be quite handsome. He also has a "large swath of white hair" above his right ear, after a dream involving Pennywise the Dancing Clown frightened him. He always wears a fancy suit and tie, and occasionally a top hat and is almost always seen holding a glass of wine.

## Personality

Frank Doyle is a high-society type, as such he is considered to be a gentleman by many and is charming, delightful, and well-mannered. He is also scared of bees. However, unlike his wife, Frank is not exactly that interested in socializing and helping other people, but he can be convinced to do so. Frank also comes off as childish at times.

Frank is surprisingly fearless as he has confronted all manners of supernatural creatures in his lifetime as an exorcist and medium, though the one creature he openly fears is the "Nightmare Clown". But this fearless behavior is mainly because of his deep and unending love for his wife. Frank and his wife approach the supernatural with sass and "drunken yet charismatic flair" according to Tad.

Frank also has a habit of drinking excessively, a trait shared with his wife. The cause of this was later revealed when Frank was at a young age, he and his friend Howie Schroeder confronted Pennywise the Dancing Clown but betrayed their friend Peter to save themselves.
Night Vale

Night Vale is a remote but highly bizarre and unnatural town that is actually filled to the brim with supernatural activity.

## Overview

Night Vale is located somewhere in the southwest of America, surrounded by a vast empty desert, near Desert Bluffs. The SCP Foundation considers the town to be a "gold mine" of supernatural phenomena.

It is also revealed to be the "twin" town of Gravity Falls and in the literal sense as well given that the two towns were once a singularity before being separated by Huntokar. It is also the residence of the demon known as Tad Strange who acts as a radio talk-show host through the possession of a renowned talk-show host Cecil.

## Location

Stanford Pines describes Night Vale as hard to find. Ford claims to have searched for the town based on "whispers" and "rumors" and "vague directions." Dipper called Night Vale *"a place that is difficult to leave, and difficult to enter."* He also remarked, *"I don't even remember how we got to Night Vale in the first place. I mean, where is Night Vale, even?"* Tad Strange, however, says Night Vale is *"perfectly located...between several vertices,"* which is why the town often receives visitors. Night Vale is said to be a few hundred miles away from the city of Endsville.

## Residents

Though most of Night Vale citizens are human beings, its population consists as well of angels, 5-headed dragons, ghosts, mysterious hooded figures, ancient powerful entities, and even a detached hand of a middle aged man. It was also revealed that some monsters from Monstropolis come to Night Vale for vacation as shown with Scott and Polly during their roadtrip.

The people of Night Vale are mostly nice though suspicious people, obeying the draconian law dictated by sinister forces they do not fully understand. They tend to be cautious and unwelcoming towards foreigners, such as the Mystery Kids, although they do welcome certain newcomers. It is not clear how many residents live in the city. The residents that the children have met and befriended there are: Tad, Cecil Palmer, Carlos, Creepie Creecher, Lydia Deetz, Muriel Bagge, and Courage.
Angel

Angels, also called "Erika" either with a "K' or a "C," are spiritual entities that may or may not be real and have an unknown number of powerful abilities.

## Overview

In Journal #1, it states that the angels do not legally exist, which would explain as to why not that many people believe in them. They are also one of the few beings that Bill Cipher openly fears and avoids that he would take the risk to openly manipulate more naive ones such as Aziraphale.

Angels are created from souls, and according to Journal #3, some of them are human souls, while others are animals, plants, or outdated electronics. Very few human souls become angels. There is also a hierarchy that exists within the divine domain of the angels although whether or not that it follows the same system found in Abrahamic tradition is unknown; Aziraphale, however, appears to imply that this is the case.

## Appearance

While no angel has ever been truly seen, very few people who have seen them describe them as ten feet tall, radiant, and that one of them is black, suggesting that they come in different shades of colors. An eyewitness also stated that they "fly around and make loud trumpet noises, will not stop smiling all the time and have so many eyes."

When an angel first appeared before Stanford Pines, he describes "a bright, blackish glow" that illuminates "around the shape of someone neither man nor woman, tall, long, with great black wings, beating softly." and is holding a light bulb.

## Personality

While their personalities are vague at best, the angels are depicted as easily bored and are also capable of anger. This is evident in when Mabel was playing with two of them, though they were visible to her and not the others, they suddenly left and did not return for two days which caused Mabel to believe that she either made them angry or bored. This seems to suggest that they have characteristics similar to that of humans in some way. Despite this, they are also shown to be quite playful, given that they performed harmless pranks on some of the children and the residents of Night Vale. They are also seen dancing alongside the kids and their caretaker after trying to cheer up the latter, showing a trait of compassion.
Eonymous

The Eonymous are a group of all-powerful gods that watch all of creation through a television screen known as the Omnipotence Box. They are regarded as the "audience" that watch everything unfolding in existence like a tv show and they are kept entertained that way by the Retconn Corporation.

## Description

The Eonymous are the television-addicted gods whose sole purpose is to destroy the universe, but who value entertainment above all else. Because of the threat they pose, they need constant distraction, uninterrupted. They appear to exist somewhere outside of the Overvoid with the entirety of existence being nothing more than a piece of paper to them or a book. Existence to them is a book that is written by the Presence who is The Writer and the Eonymous are The Audience.

The Eonymous come in the form of flies, or at the very least, what humans perceive as flies, the flies act as eyes or rather a representation of the ever-present fear that artists and dreamers endure. They are the ones that have high expectations for givers of entertainment, always wanting more, and always wanting something new. The Eternal Gods are their "action figures" and existence is their play set. Though on more fortunate circumstances, they would go to Milliways.
Charlotte

Charlotte is a ten-year-old girl from Clamburg, the location of a secret government experiment called project R.A.I.N.B.O.W., that caused all the residents to be born with their bodies being the color that represents their morality alignment.

## Overview

Charlotte moved to Gravity Falls by convincing her grandma to move there as well, and met with Vendetta as a result much to the latter's extreme chagrin. Vendetta usually despises Charlotte, often sending her fiends to kill her. When they met the Mystery Kids, Vendetta automatically didn't like them while Charlotte did the exact opposite.

Eventually, her outlook changed as she encountered the monsters of Gravity Falls, with Charlotte finding out the world is a much more dangerous place than she thought.

## Appearance

Charlotte always wears a puffy blue dress. Her hair is always curly and has a big blue bow on top of her head. Charlotte's entire body is blue, representing her alignment, being neutral good. She always wears heels and soft shoes.

## Personality

Charlotte is enthusiastic and kind to others. She always wants more friends and likes having fun. She was incredibly willing to helping the mystery kids on their adventures. When she first moved to Gravity Falls, she was unaware of the dangers of the supernatural world, that was until she met Bill Cipher and The Beldam, she finally realized that not everyone is nice and that she needs to be more cautious, but still goes on dangerous adventures with her friends.

Thanks to her extremely friendly and playful nature, she gets along extremely well with Papyrus, Mabel, Wander, and Star, along with being the one of the few people who can make Vendetta smile. Although she isn't to bright and gets into trouble easily, she is a very valuable ally, thanks to the fact that she is able to make some monsters her friends, like her pet fiend, Buttons 2.
Ben

Ben is the main protagonist of Song of the Sea and a member of Mystery Kids UK.

## Overview

While he and his little sister, Saoirse, were getting ready to explore their island home, they found a white wolf roaming around the shore. Following the wolf through a portal, they ended up in Twycross where they encountered Hilda. After she introduced them to the team, they thought it was fun and they joined without hesitation.

## Appearance

Ben is blonde and has dark blue eyes. He wears white and grayish-brown sneakers, blue jeans, a dull yellow shirt and an orange vest that resembles a life preserver. He will occasionally wear a red cape.

## Personality

Originally, he wasn’t very fond of his sister, but after the incident involving Macha, Ben is now highly protective of her, going to great lengths to see to her safety. He has since become much more adventurous since then, and his interactions with his team shows that he is the one most inclined to take risks. Ben is David’s opposite in many ways. While David is scared most of the time, Ben is brave, sometimes to the point of recklessness.
Lemon Demon

The Lemon Demon is a demonic entity from Hell. It was summoned by Lucifer in part of his trials starring Milo Bong and Lola Woolfe where they would be put into a singing contest against the Lemon Demon. He later appeared to challenge the Mystery Kids to claim Flowey's soul and Flowey himself but was defeated once again in a singing contest by Flowey.

## Appearance

The Lemon Demon appears to be a demonic humanoid creature with a body mostly comprised of black scribbles apart from his neck, which is instead a violet-pink color. He only has two stubs on each hand and foot. His head is in the shape and color of a lemon with bloodshot eyes and eerily large black pupils. He always has a wide open smile with light-pink teeth that extrude from his mouth. Blood stains the roots of his teeth and the bottom of his eyes.

## Personality

Befitting his status as a demon, the Lemon Demon is a malevolent entity that finds joy and elation whenever he torments a victim. It is sadistic and vindictive, wanting nothing more than to have its chosen victim experience pain and does not tolerate failure, developing a grudge against those that defeat it in musical combat. The Lemon Demon is also a rather impressive singer, being able to switch between different styles of one song making him a difficult opponent to overcome.
Mimi Valentine

Mimi Valentine is one of Mosley Moville's best friends and a founding member of Mystery Kids Canada. Mimi is usually the edge of reason of the group as well as being among the more rational and cautious ones. This makes Mimi also the unfortunate one as she has to add the fact that her friends would be ready to take the more dangerous route when it comes to solving a mystery or encounter a supernatural being.

## Appearance

Mimi wears a blue sweater with a light yellow horizontal stripe design, red skirt, mesh black tights, and brown army boots. Her hair is long and purple and styled into pigtails.

## Personality

Rational and cautious Mimi is always there to take an edge of reason. In any situation, her keen wit and quick thinking are the perfect counter-balance to the natural reactions that emerge during a supernatural encounter. With impressive calmness as well as her sardonic wit, she faces any challenges head on rather bravely.
The Cat

The Cat, real name unknown, is a major supporting character to Coraline and a recurring supporting character to the Mystery Kids. The Cat appears to be supernatural in nature, as it is capable of disappearing and reappearing at will and even has the ability to speak, though the latter is only possible when present in the Other World.

## Appearance

The Cat has charcoal black fur, and both of his ears are torn, for an unknown reason, bright blue eyes, and a quite lithe body structure. Other than that, its blue eyes contrast to the color of his fur.

## Personality

The Cat appears to be sarcastic and ironic. He is initially impatient and sardonic towards Coraline for satirizing him and calling him a "wuss-puss," something he loathes with intensity. However, over time, he seems to get more attached to her.

As claimed by Wybie, he is feral (despite saying that he also watches after it as well) and, as seen, he has a habit of cocking his head sideways. When in the real world he seems to act much more like a cat would, such as enjoying being petted and hunting, and then bringing what he'd caught to his friends. He also enjoys being around Waddles but has an unpleasant relationship with Zero, the ghost-dog.

In the Other World, the Cat's intellect is more of an intelligent level. He always seems to understand what humans say. And he can respond through meows, growls, hisses, purrs, and body language.

## Trivia

* The Cat is one of three characters who appear in Mystery Kids: The Beginning's credits but don't appear in the story itself, the others being Bill Cipher and Bub.
Pacifica Northwest

Pacifica Elise Northwest is the most popular girl in Gravity Falls and great-great granddaughter of supposed town founder Nathaniel Northwest who for her entire life was brought up to use her family's high status to treat others poorly.

## Overview

Once a major rival of Mabel Pines, recent interactions with her former foe and common people have compelled her to abandon her family's conceited attitude and long, hidden history of crime, treachery, and cover-ups. She now serves as one of the Pine twins' close friends and an ally towards the Mystery Kids.

## Appearance

Pacifica has long blonde hair with bell-shaped bangs and usually wears a purple jacket with a short lavender dress, along with a periwinkle belt. She also wears black leggings with cream colored boots. She wears heavy purple eyeshadow and lavender hoop earrings. She also has dark blue eyes.

## Personality

In the beginning, Pacifica was stuck-up, egotistical, sarcastic, arrogant, snotty, and mean. She was a stereotypical popular blonde girl, having money, style, and talent. She was the show's diva and looked down badly on "weirdos" such as Mabel and her friends, and lorded her ancestry over the people of Gravity Falls. Her parents spoiled her and seemed to encourage her behavior which had greatly affected her psyche, to the point of valuing what her parents drive into her: money, winning and looks. She seemed to think that her family is better than everybody else's and that they are perfect.

Pacifica has shown a certain amount of naivety in regards to common acts of kindness such as sharing, or even actions that are unfitting of the upper class such as eating in the car. It is then revealed that Pacifica is a tragically misguided character who only acts the way she does because her parents keep her in line with their tight standards on what being a Northwest entails and also with Pavlovian behavioral conditioning, possibly even combined with abuse of some sort, to which Pacifica is always forced to obey despite her objection.

She also makes a breakthrough by setting herself aside from the other Northwests, displaying altruistic traits when her parents tried to dissuade her otherwise. She also has a complete change of heart towards everyone and becomes a friend to the common folk of the town and the Pines family. She has become good friends to the twins and the Mystery Kids to the point where she would use her family's fortune to aid them in financial matters as well as invite them to massive parties. She herself now partakes in their shenanigans and finds them to be quite entertaining, and while she does still think that some of the kids are oddities, it is not boring in the least.
Jonas Hammon

Jonas Hammon is Alex's step-brother.

## Overview

After the death of Alex's biological brother, Jonas entered her life and while initially he was not welcomed by her, she eventually warmed up to him and he was accepted into her life.

Now the two are quite close to each other. It is implied that Jonas may have had run-ins with the law prior to moving. He jokingly refers to himself as a "klepto" and is shown to be able to pick locks.

## Appearance

Jonas is about the same height as Coraline, taller than most of the other characters. He wears a beanie that conceals his short brown hair, and has green/brown eyes and fair skin. He wears a red hoodie with an ash brown hood, and a green army jacket over it, along with purple pants and sneakers. He also wears a necklace with a golden ring around his neck.

## Personality

Wiser than his years with a mordant wit, he's had a slightly rough life and carries the hint of a mysterious past.  Still missing his mother who succumbed to cancer, he isn't quick to open up to new people, though is at his core a good-natured boy who can be extraordinarily loyal when he trusts someone.
The Reaper's Scythe

The scythe is an object of immense supernatural power that belongs to Grim and created by Death. According to Death, as he wields the scythe, Grim is the "Master of the Forces of Life and Death." The Reaper's Scythe was designed to *"carve a swath of despair and destruction through the world of men, to blacken the skies and redden the seas, leaving nothing behind but entropy and uncomfortable silence."*

## Appearance

The scythe has a smooth, straight black handle with a long curved blade.

## Description

The Reaper's Scythe has the ability to cut and slice through anything, and, according to Jack Skellington, anything that has been cut by the scythe's blade can not ever be repaired. A testament of the scythe's cutting power is shown when Mandy fought Lord English and managed to actually harm him with the scythe impressing the Jade Demon although he taunted her for simply giving him a cut on his cheek with it. Nevertheless, this is no minor feat, as numerous attempts at harming English have failed.

The Reaper's Scythe can be used to open rifts to 'the other side'. Its main purpose is to open the way for the souls of the recently deceased to pass through. The scythe, however, is not limited to just cutting through obstacles and opening portals, as Grim has also used it to open inter-and-extra-dimensional portals and rifts in the fabric of time and space, and cast spells. The scythe's blade can be used to fire bolts of energy at targets, give off light, deflect incoming energy blasts, and put up protective barriers.
Dib Membrane

**Dib Membrane** is an eccentric young twelve year old boy who is obsessed with the paranormal and the leader of East Coast faction. He is the brother of Gaz Membrane and the son of Professor Membrane.

## Overview

While he is a self-proclaimed paranormal investigator, he is widely revolved around aliens. Having once been subjected to a months long “out of body experience” after a near fatal encounter with Zim, he has made it one of his personal goals to find out why his body somehow managed to survive the experience.

Due to his obsession and character, he is highly unpopular at school and at home for said obsession with the paranormal and is often dismissed as "crazy" or "insane." He joins the Mystery Kids alongside his sister, and while he was viewed as annoying, he is soon warmed up to and accepted into the group, though he does get teased regardless.

## Appearance

Dib's most striking feature is the fact that his hair is pulled back in a scythe-like manner, and he usually wears a black trench coat. A running gag is the fact that almost everyone insults Dib for his supposedly large head, although his head is more or less equal in proportion to the other characters.

## Personality

Dib is at times separated from the rest of his peers by his exceptional intelligence and determination, and he continues to seek out the paranormal despite the considerable ridicule he receives from both peers and family.

Dib shares his father's scientific and technological prowess, with skills that far exceed the average human being and more than likely rival other intelligent characters such as Wybie, Dipper, and Stanford Pines. He has been known to create advanced technology entirely from scratch (for example, an advanced water balloon-launching apparatus).

These skills aren't limited to just Earth-based technology, either; Dib has, on multiple occasions, proven a keen understanding of alien technology as well. On the other hand, he is very brave and intelligent and has a strong strength of the will as long as it is also a time and does not give up.

## Role in the Story

### Mystery Kids: The Beginning

Dib makes a cameo appearance as a ghost that Norman sees in a closet in the Mystery Shack during the 80's montage, having been killed by a blow to the head with Gaz's GS2 game console.
Khoshekh

Khoshekh is a floating cat who lives in the men's bathroom of the Night Vale Community Radio Station. Khoshekh behaves much like any normal cat, however, he can be quite violent and deadly when provoked. The only people he seems to be quite attached to is Tad, Cecil, Mabel, Lydia, Wednesday, Mandy, Rose and Erma.

## Appearance

Khoshekh's appearance cannot be defined by human standards, although to Tad Strange he looks like any ordinary cat but for the humans he is more akin towards an Eldritch entity. Since his name means "darkness" in Hebrew it is believed that Khoshekh is a mass of unspeakable darkness shaped into a cat. He is also described as having spikes on his back with his skull even being visible but only when he reaches a certain point in his life according to Tad.

## Overview

He appeared in the men's bathroom and was adopted soon after as the station pet. He purrs and rubs on your hand like a normal cat, but is floating about four feet off the ground and cannot travel. The men and women of the station care for Khoshekh by leaving the sink running so that he has drinking water. They also take turns buying Science Diet Low-Calorie Cat Food for the immobile feline, which they leave on the counter where he can easily reach it. Khoshekh despises having his picture and this ultimately leads to a gruesome fate for the photographer afterwards, but this does not apply to the individuals that Khoshekh is fond of.
Buttons 2

**Scissor Fiend**, or **Buttons 2**, is a fiend Vendetta made to attack Charlotte.However, Vendetta's plan backfires as Buttons 2 become a friend of Charlotte. Charlotte believes he is a puppy, and made him into a good friend and pet, renaming him Buttons 2.

## Physical Description

Buttons 2 resemble a black bird similarly to a crow or a raven, except for the fact he lacks wings, has what appears to be pointy ears and a tail, along with a sharp and incredibly powerful beak that can cut through houses and trees extremely easily.

## Personality

Originally, Buttons 2 was out of control and attacked everything he saw randomly, but after Charlotte patted him on the head and gave him some wood to eat he became much more friendly and calm. he is super kind to his owner and loves playing with her, although he scares her pet hamster, the original Buttons, because he isn't a natural animal and doesn't understand fear. It enjoys only cutting paper so much so that he is fine sleeping in charlottes bottom drawer as long as its filled with shredded paper.
Horrorterror

Horrorterrors, also referred to as the Outer Gods, are mysterious eldritch creatures that reside in the Furthest Ring though some Horrorterrors reside in the furthest regions of the Nightmare Realm .

## Overview

They are enormous and extremely powerful, but their motives and agenda are unknown. They whisper to the dreamers of the mortal universe during the eclipse, but only to those who have a mental will so strong that they can resist the side-effects of their influence like both Rose and Mandy. Though, their influence causes seers and psychics like Norman and Raz immense pain.

Their current goal seems to be preventing their destruction at the hands of Lord English, but beyond that, they have a mysterious and suspicious agenda. They seem to be opposed to the creation of new universes, but also to the complete destruction of reality.

## Appearance

The Horrorterrors have no distinct singular forms, as on many instances, they are described as being so utterly alien that no known word, human or alien, could ever hope to describe their horrifying appearances. Some humans were known to have been psychically exposed to the horrorterrors, in order to cope with this exposure, they reimagined them in a friendly form which would eventually form the basis of the children's TV show.

## Personality

The Horrorterrors are "mindless blasphemies" from outside the capacity of humanity to understand. Most of the time, they are asleep and/or insane and would like to see humanity dead, devoured, or made slaves. And half of the time, they are known to whisper to mortals who dream to assist them, make deals with them, and even request their assistance. Periodically, they may be invoked, but they generally neglect humanity completely, unless certain humans catch their interests.
Jaguar Javier

Jaguar Javier is the top henchman of Carlos Calaca and a rival of Juan Aguacate. Jaguar Javier, unlike Flame Face and X’tabay, he seems to be questioning his loyalties to Carlos Calaca ever since fighting Dipper Pines.

## Appearance

Jaguar Javier appears to be a human/Jaguar hybrid creature. His outfit takes inspiration from Aztec Jaguar warriors, also known as Jaguar knights.

## Personality

Jaguar Javier has an honorable element to his personality, feeling uncomfortable battling children like Dipper. However, he does feel obligated to follow Calaca’s orders for reason’s he doesn’t feel brave enough to explain.
Crom Cruach

Crom Cruach is an ancient Celtic Eternal God that resides in a euclidean realm of darkness.

## Overview

Crom Cruach is portrayed as a malevolent deity as he was responsible for the death of Aisling's parents and the rest of her people. He was defeated by Brendan, who managed to trap him in a circle, and consequently made him cannibalize himself, possibly destroying him in the process.

## Appearance

Crom Cruach takes the appearance of a long serpentine eldritch entity with a mint green coloration to him. Crom Cruach's is seemingly endless as he would chase Brendan without ever being hindered indicating that his length is not limited.

## Personality

Crom Cruach is a malevolent deity that corrupts and destroys anything in his vicinity. His main goal is to spread chaos and darkness in his wake while having no care whatsoever to who ends up being a casualty. He also appears to have a fiery hatred towards the forests and its inhabitants, particularly Aisling and her people which is why he killed Aisling's race, made the trees and wildlife wither and rot, and would drain Aisling until she was nothing but a lifeless husk.

Despite this, Crom Cruach appears to have no sense of self-preservation for when he was trapped in a mystical circle by Brendan he began to devour himself. He also was shown to bite pieces out of his own body in order to catch Brendan. Crom gets ahold of his own tail and begins eating himself in a circle.
Remor

Remor, also known as The Terrible Black, is the Prince of Darkness who lives in the fifth reality. He is a large, shadow-like creature who manipulates humans into killing, making them suffer for his enjoyment.

## Appearance

Remor is shown to have the blood-soaked skull of a goat like creature with long teeth protruding from his mouth. His eyes are black with white pupils. His black body is long and looks similar to that of a tattered cloak or cape.

## Personality

A being made of despair, Remor lives off of taunting humans and watching them suffer. He won't hesitate to even manipulate and presumably possess them to do terrible things. An example of this is when Remor was able to possess Fran and through her, nearly tried to kill her friends. It was only because of Fran's willpower and with her fears and doubts thrown aside that she expelled Remor. Remor is also seen to be a liar, which helps him twist the minds of people, and hide the truth, so he can torment them even more. In conclusion, Remor is a liar, a tormentor, and a manipulator with the appearance to fit it.
Jonas Kahnwald

Jonas Kahnwald is the son of Michael and Hannah Kahnwald. Following his father's death, Jonas was left traumatized. After Mikkel Nielsen's disappearance, Jonas found a map in his father's art studio and received a package from a stranger, leading him to discover a wormhole that brings him into the past and later, the future.

## Appearance

Jonas appears as a relatively young man. He has dirty blonde hair with blue eyes as well. He wears wears what looks to be a yellow raincoat throughout his journey after discovering the wormhole in the cave.

## Personality

Jonas has an introverted, quiet personality type, with a form of PTSD due to the death of his father. Upon discovering the wormhole, he grew very curious about the concept of time travel as seen in with his future self, also known as the Stranger, which eventually made him realize that he must destroy the wormholes in order for everything to go back to normal as he saw that tampering with time would have disastrous effects in the past, present, and even future. His future-self is much the same but more jaded and cynical unaware he is creating the wormhole.
Jade Harley

Jade Harley is a quirky, forgetful, but lovable and brave thirteen year old girl. She is one of the Homestuck Kids as well. Jade has been isolated from society on an island and raised by her grandfather, as such she is not all that aware of the way things work in the outside world, although she has gained knowledge on them through the internet, the only way that she is able to communicate with others outside of the island.

## Appearance

Jade is seen to be an inch taller than Rose, thus being taller than most of the children though Coraline is still taller than her. She has long black hair, round glasses, and a bucktoothed grin. She wears a shirt with a constantly changing blue picture on it, a belt, and a button-up long skirt. That is her most common attire and appearance.

## Personality

Jade has a very quirky personality, and often dozes off to sleep, then wakes up without any recollection of ever falling asleep. She is completely unaware of her narcolepsy, possibly never sleeping by her own choice, and only makes it into bed with the help of others.

She is forgetful and wears colorful reminder rings on her fingers. She is very brave and loving. She has been seen with a flute which she plays, though in a very silly and bad manner. She has interest in older cartoons, anthromorphic animals, nuclear physics and high-tech gadgetry.

She is a skilled riflewoman, taught by her grandfather. However she is often shown to be impatient and rather insensitive when it comes to handing the emotions of others
Tulip Olsen

Tulip Olsen, also known as Tulip for short, is a thirteen year old girl who formerly resided in the Infinity Train, searching for a way home with her companion One-One.

## Overview

She encountered the train after she ran away from home to try to get to Game Design Camp in Oshkosh on her own. Upon trying to board, the train sucked her into one of the cars. She is also the leader of Mystery Kids UK, a role she was hesitant to take but ultimately accepted. Since then, she has considered adventuring in Twycross to be a dream come true.

## Appearance

She has very pale skin and a thin build, giving her a frail physique. She has orange hair that is kept tied in a ponytail by a green band. She also has a green clip attached to the right side of her hair.

Adorning her face is a pair of elliptically shaped glasses that rest atop her nose with no visible bridge between the lenses, making it have an appearance of the infinity symbol.

She wears a green hooded sweatshirt that has brown patches on the elbows with a white shirt underneath. She also wears a light gray mini skirt that matches her boots and dark gray tights that stop around her ankles. She carries around with her a brown backpack.

## Personality

Tulip is intelligent for her age, with Ford stating that she has "...advanced twelve-year-old logic." She is easily frustrated, getting very annoyed (in some cases, enraged), when things don't go her way.

Though she has her bouts of selfishness, she is not averse in giving a helping hand when the situation is dire. A large portion of Tulip's selfish nature comes from her obsessive want to escape the train; decipher what the number on her hand means; and return to her normal life.

Oftentimes, Tulip will turn her head on a situation that won't further her in her goals, making her seem very tunnel-visioned. Tulip is a logical person, so she says things logically and tries to make sense of her world in a way that feels logical, thereby making her a perfect foil for the train.
Lewis Barnavelt

Lewis Barnavelt is a thirteen-year-old boy who lives with his uncle, Jonathan Barnavelt, in New Zebedee, Michigan.

## Overview

Originally from outside Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Lewis is the only son of Charlie Barnavelt and his wife, both of whom died sometime in 1948 in an automobile accident. After this traumatizing ordeal, Lewis is sent to live with Charlie's brother, Jonathan, in Michigan. He soon discovers that his uncle and the house he resides in are not all what they seem especially when finds out that his uncle is a powerful warlock.

## Appearance

Lewis appears as a young thirteen-year-old boy who wears assortments of regular clothing for his age. Though he is usually seen wearing a pair of goggles on his forehead.

## Personality

Lewis is very much a loner in his new surroundings, usually content to stay at home and read or visit with his uncle or next-door neighbor Mrs. Zimmermann or even take part in one of their poker games. He does get out of his new home enough to explore New Zebedee though his low self-esteem prevents him from maintaining friendships with those his own age.
Lumberjane Scouts

The Lumberjane Scouts, or simply the Lumberjanes, are an all-female group of girls named Mal, Ripley, Molly, April, and Jo spending the summer at Miss Qiunzella Thiskwin Penniquiqul Thistle Crumpet's Camp for Hardcore Lady Types. At the same time, they also encounter strange creatures and the supernatural phenomena.

## Overview

The five scouts of the Roanoke cabin - Jo, April, Molly, Mal and Ripley - witness a mysterious old woman transforming into a bear, and after following her into the woods, encounter a hostile pack of three-eyed supernatural foxes. As more three-eyed creatures start to appear, the girls task themselves with solving the mysteries surrounding the camp.

## Members

* **Jo**: The most cool-headed and analytical member of the group. She is a transgender girl. She sometimes acts as the leader and specializes in the more mathematical puzzles the group faces, and is the most by-the-book of the scouts, knowing the Lumberjane pledge by heart.
* **April**: Has a flair for the dramatic and a love of puns, and habitually takes notes on the various puzzles the group encounters in her diary. She sometimes acts as the leader, and though outwardly the least physically imposing Lumberjane, she is revealed to be the strongest after successfully arm wrestling a giant living statue.
* **Molly**: A skilled archer with a magic bow, but being shy, she sometimes worries that she doesn't contribute enough to the group. However, it is revealed that she has a head for word games and puzzles, and likes to read, and has the second-most patches of anyone, belying her experience.
* **Mal**: Despite her punk appearance, is the most cautious and sensitive of the group. She sometimes acts as the leader, specializing in crafting elaborate plans. She is often paranoid about the dangers facing them at the camp, and is watched over and protected by Molly
* **Ripley**: The youngest and most energetic of the girls, liable to launch herself towards danger without any fear. Her famous move includes drop kicking things in the stomach, including foxes, yetis, statues, and even Mal. She loves animals, from kittens to dinosaurs, and cookies, candy and other sugars.
Sparks Nevada

Sparks Nevada is the on-again, off-again marshal of Mars. While he may seem to be an alien, he in fact is not and is actually from Earth, though he came to Mars from Earth is unknown as even he is uncertain.

## Appearance

Sparks is dressed like a typical old-western marshal but is instead outfitted with several futuristic components or alien technology. A prime example is him having cybernetic gauntlets. He also sports five 'o clock shadow and at times is often ridiculed for the size of his chin.

## Personality

Sparks Nevada is brave, trustworthy, full of bravado and lawfulness, and a bit emotionally unavailable.

Sparks has shown he can be heroic; he was unwilling to watch Red die in space, so he exited his pod giving Red his mask, saving her life, nearly at the cost of his own. He was also the one who brought his companions together despite their differences to save Mars, showcasing his leadership qualities and a certain amount of charisma, since all the members were well-known renegades.

Sparks can create inventive, and often extremely unorthodox, solutions to problems on the fly. His confrontation with Bowerick Wowbagger is an example of this, distracting him long enough for Rick and Ford to put the Particle Gun back together in order to destroy him. Despite his seemingly no-nonsense attitude and "rough and tough" exterior, he can be quite sarcastic; which leads to Sans calling him the "Clint Eastwood that makes jokes."
Dave Strider

Dave Strider is a thirteen year old boy who is a friend of Rose, Jade, and John Egbert. He is also one of the Homestuck Kids.

He is obsessed with being cool, which manifests itself in his unceasing pursuit of new ironic depths. His "incredible coolness" also enables him to stay level-headed when dealing with supernatural beings, cosmic forces, or generally disturbing images.

## Appearance

Dave is usually seen wearing a red-orange jacket with what seems to be a picture of a record player on it, brown pants, and white and black sneakers. He also has blonde hair, but his most noticeable feature is the fact that he almost always wears sunglasses to signify how cool he is.

## Personality

Upon his introduction, Dave is immediately seen as a "really cool dude," according to Soos, though more of a jerk to others, which is shown throughout the early parts of the series. It is revealed that Dave flaunts his cool personality to hide his insecurities as well as the fact that he is scared of the situation that he is handling or is in. It was not until thanks to Papyrus that Dave learned to be more confident in himself and not flaunt his coolness while looking down on others.

Dave appears to have a sort of antagonistic relationship with people like John and Dipper as he jeers at the former's inability to set up his coding when John asks him for help and berates Dipper's interests constantly. But despite the indifferent front he puts up, Dave cares about his friends.

He uses profanity by far the most out of the kids, and he has a tendency to speak using strange metaphors. Over the course of the series, he appears to have developed the habit of talking to himself out loud, which, according to him, is "like the most perfectly natural thing to do." It can be assumed that he does it often, since he also stated that the others rip on him for talking to himself.
Sunken

"The Sunken" are the hivemind-like group of extra-dimensional beings. They were once the 97 people aboard the USS Kanaloa, including 85 officers and 12 army passengers.

However, due to their submarine being destroyed by friendly fire, the nuclear reactor inside which was revealed to have been based on the schematics that were made by Gaster himself, resulted in their deaths and sent them to the void.

## Overview

The Kanaloa was sunk by friendly fire on October 25th, 1943, causing the experimental nuclear reactor contained within its hull to implode, sending its 97 crew members to their deaths and causing them to be, as W. D. Gaster states, "separated from our dimensional existence", which is to say, they were trapped in a parallel, void-like dimension outside of time and space.

## Description

Judging by the interactions between the Mystery Kids and the Sunken, Dipper deduced that these entities possess a confused diction and reliance on "game"-logic, meaning that the Kanaloa crew members' emotional (if not mental) states had been reduced to those of children's. Though despite this, it does not mean that they are far from harmless as the Kanaloa crew members would haunt the children at certain times and literally create a tear in the fabric of reality that proves to be quite threatening to the kids even to the point where it could potentially separate their beings from existence itself entirely like the crew members.
Mystery Kids: Return of the Beldam

**Return of the Beldam** was to be the second episode in the series. Production has ceased, and another sequel is to take its place.

## Plot synopsis

*The Mystery Kids face off against Coraline's greatest enemy known as the Other Mother. Having returned through unknown circumstances, the Beldam is back and with a terrible vengeance against the girl she so desperately desired as a daughter. Now, it is up to Coraline and the Mystery Kids to fight against the Other Mother and protect Gravity Falls from becoming her new fly on the web.*

## Appearance

* Dipper Pines

* Mabel Pines

* Coraline Jones

* Wybie Lovat

* Norman Babcock

* Neil Downe

* Razputin Aquato

* Lili Zanotto

* Stanley Pines

* Wendy Corduroy

* Soos Ramirez

* The Beldam

* Bill Cipher

## Trivia

* This is the first appearance of Agatha since the events of the ParaNorman movie.

* The Cat from Coraline also appears for the first time and becomes a recurring character.
Spectral

Spectrals are humans who can interact with spectral entities and possess spectral energy. "Spectral" as an adjective can also be used to refer to supernatural phenomena in general. Norman Babcock is an example of a spectral although his abilities as a spectral have not yet fully developed. Those who do are known as the Paranatural Activity Club who are considered rivals of sorts to the Mystery Kids.

## Description

Spectrals are humans that can physically interact with the supernatural world, including spectral entities such as ghosts and spirits, and be affected by supernatural materials such as ectoplasm and the Mayview barrier. Some can even be mistaken for a human ghost from a distance.

## Abilities

Spectrals possess spectral energy and can learn to manipulate it to fight or otherwise interact with other spectral entities. This substance naturally regenerates over time, so it is not possible for a spectral to permanently "run out" in the same way that some spirits and ghosts can.

Spectrals can host weakened spirits, either as a medium or by wielding a tool. The hosted spirit will absorb some of the spectral energy exuded by the spectral until it has fully recovered. While hosting a spirit, the host can directly use some form of the spirit's powers. Spectrals can only serve as medium to spirits that have the same spectral energy color as themselves, although a tool of a similar enough color can still feed off their energy even if they cannot directly use that tool's power.
Long Gone Gulch

Long Gone Gulch is a strange town adrift in an ever-moving dust cloud, and holds the inhabitants of myths, urban legends, and folklore from around the world.

## Overview

When Flame Face lost to Victor Calavera in Olmec’s challenges, he attacked Long Gone Gulch out of spite and simply wanting to vent his anger. Tasked by the mayor to find Flame Face and bring him to justice, the town's sheriff, Rawhide, and her partner, Snag, went undercover to Monte Macabre where they joined Victor and his friends, having tracked Flame Face to the town.
Saoirse

Saoirse is the younger sister of Ben and a member of the Mystery Kids' English branch.

## Overview

Chasing after a white wolf through a portal on her island home with her brother, she and Ben followed the wolf to Twycross, where they encountered (and eventually joined) Mystery Kids UK, with Saoirse being the team’s youngest member.

## Appearance

Saoirse has black hair and black eyes. She wears yellow and white boots, a pink skirt and a red shirt with a light red circle in the middle.

## Personality

Saoirse, in contrast to her more talkative brother, tends to keep to herself. Saoirse has developed some sarcasm since she gained the power to speak, having learned much of this behavior from her brother. She is the most empathetic member of the team. Saoirse can be a bit impatient at times.