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07 - A Face in a Crowd

Dan tries to explain the tapes and archives to Tanya. Melody interviews a man who loses the ability to see one person's face a day.

## Summary

Dan listens to a tape of Melody trying to record the Visser song in various parts of the building on May 17th, June 3rd, and June 16th, with no luck.
Dan finally calls Tanya, admitting he saw her 48 messages but never got back to her. His work has really been affecting him and Tanya gets worried. In an attempt to get her to understand how "important" his work is, he finds a tape to play for her.

**Tape:** Melody is interviewing Craig Simmons on July 23rd, at 5:13 pm, on the sixth floor of Visser. Craig works at a ticketing booth in Grand Central station. He sees upwards of a thousand faces everyday, and has to look at each face for at least 15 seconds for his job. He’s been trying to get a job at an airport to get this number up and not have so many repeats. He does this because every day for the last few months, one face has gone blank. The faces look like “Flesh masks. No features, no eyes, no nose, no mouth, nothing. Just the color of their skin. And it’s all just a little blurry.” It is usually one of the people at the station, but one time, while sick his girlfriend insisted he stay at home. Since she was the only face he saw that day, it went blank and stayed that way, He said her face still felt normal but it creeped him out, so they broke up soon after. He tried to live in another building but that did not solve the problem. Melody asks him about the Visser song, he says he’s heard it and hums it for her. At the end of the interview he reveals Melody's face looks blank to him.
Dan pleads with Tanya to see that there is something powerful about these tapes. Tanya is concerned and asks him to seek help. Dan pleads with her and she asks him to never call her again.
Immediately after, Davenport calls Dan and reprimands him for playing a tape to a civilian. He tells Dan that he is a special case and they don’t know what another person might do when they hear these tapes. Dan comes to realize that Davenport has been listening to everything all this time. Dan throws a hissy fit but stops when he hears the Visser song. He follows the sound to the tape library, finds a fake wall, rips it off and finds a tape.

## Characters Featured

* Daniel Powell
* Melody Pendras
* Tanya Molova
* Ratty
* Craig Simmons

## Trivia

* This episode is named for Craig's annoying problem.
Archive 81 Podcast Wiki

**Welcome to the...**
**ARCHIVE 81 WIKI**
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**ABOUT ARCHIVE 81**

Archive 81 can be found on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, RadioPublic, and all major podcast apps. The show is currently on hiatus with a fourth season planned, but no release date scheduled. To repeat, **there will be a fourth season**.

Archive 81 is a found footage horror podcast created by Dead Signals about ritual, stories, and sound.

After Daniel Powell goes missing following employment by the Housing Historical Committee of New York State, his friend Mark Sollinger receives hundreds of hours of audio of his archiving there. The audio, released by Mark in the form of the podcast, documents Dan's listening to an extensive collection of cassette tapes, containing interviews from a high-rise apartment building in 1994.

Please bear with us, this Wiki is currently under construction and updates sporadically as of June 2020. Writing is currently handled by the Archive 69 Discord's Resource Team. Please god, help us. A link for joining the Discord can be found here: https://twitter.com/Archive81/status/1139537649214119936?s=19

A Google document of content warnings can be found here.

**NAVIGATION**

* **Episodes**
* **Timeline**
* Factions
* Topic:Locations
* Artifacts
* Rituals
* Leviathans
* Weird People
* Wing Beats

* **Characters**
* Daniel Powell
* Mark Sollinger
* Melody Pendras
* Rat
* Nicholas Waters
* Static Man
* Christine Anderson
* The Clerk

**HELPFUL LINKS**

* Getting Started
* Contributing
* Community Management
* Contents
* Index
Aleister's House

Aleister's pride creation, the house is an ever-changing and growing construction between worlds. It took Aleister a while to get the hang of it. It tailors itself off in part from the experiences of the inhabitants. Aleister is able to send people into it, but cannot enter it himself. The heart of the house is an entity which takes the form of a talking goldfish, and when killed, releases Chris and Nicholas. It is near to where Dan is stuck, so he is able to broadcast into it with relative ease.
William Shatner

**William Shatner** OC (born March 22, 1931) is a Canadian actor. In a career spanning seven decades, he is best known for his portrayal of James T. Kirk in the *Star Trek* franchise, from his 1966 debut as the captain of the starship *Enterprise* in the second pilot of the first *Star Trek* television series to his final appearance as Captain Kirk in the seventh *Star Trek* feature film, *Star Trek Generations* (1994).

Shatner began his screen acting career in Canadian films and television productions before moving into guest-starring roles in various US television shows. He appeared as James Kirk in all the episodes of *Star Trek: The Original Series*, 21 of the 22 episodes of *Star Trek: The Animated Series*, and the first seven *Star Trek* movies. He has written a series of books chronicling his experiences before, during and after his time in a Starfleet uniform. He has also co-written several novels set in the *Star Trek* universe and a series of science fiction novels, the *TekWar* sequence, that were adapted for television. Outside *Star Trek,* Shatner played the eponymous veteran police sergeant in *T. J. Hooker* (1982–1986) and hosted the reality-based television series *Rescue 911* (1989–1996), which won a People's Choice Award for Favorite New TV Dramatic Series. His appearances as a guest star in two episodes of the television detective series *Columbo*, almost two decades apart, were among his many such contributions to television shows from the 1970s to the 2010s.

Shatner's television career after his last appearance as Captain Kirk has embraced comedy, drama and reality shows. In seasons 4 and 5 of the NBC series *3rd Rock from the Sun*, he played the alien "Big Giant Head" to which the main characters reported. From 2004 until 2008, he starred as attorney Denny Crane in the final season of the legal show *The Practice* and in its spinoff *Boston Legal*, a role that earned him two Emmy Awards, one for his contribution to each series. In 2016, 2017 and 2018, he starred in both seasons of NBC's *Better Late Than Never*, a comical travel series in which a band of elderly celebrities toured east Asia and Europe.

Aside from acting, Shatner has had a career as a recording artist, beginning in 1968 with his album *The Transformed Man*. His cover versions of songs are dramatic recitations of their lyrics rather than musical performances: the most notable are his versions of the Beatles' "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds", Bob Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man", and Elton John's "Rocket Man". His most successful album was his third, *Seeking Major Tom* (2011), which includes covers of Pink Floyd's "Learning to Fly", David Bowie's "Space Oddity" and Queen's "Bohemian Rhapsody".

In 2021, Shatner flew into space aboard a Blue Origin sub-orbital capsule. At age 90, he became the oldest person to fly in space and one of the first 600 to do so. Minutes after the flight, he described experiencing the overview effect.
Joshua Martinez

Joshua is a resident of Visser who lived on the 5th floor, interviewed by Melody on May 22nd, 1994, regarding his time at Visser, and his friend Victor.

## Personality

Bit of a joker. He's prone to interrupting, but means well. Concerned about people thinking he's upset with him.

## History

Joshua has lived in Visser for 5 or 6 years, having moved there just after high school to be close to his friends, close to work, and for the cheap rent. As such he is likely in his early 20s.

## Relationships

### Victor Rivera

Joshua and Victor are good friends, working at the same place, often hanging out and playing video games together. They live a few doors down from each other. Melody interviews Joshua largely because Victor cannot be recorded.

## Appearances

* 06 - A Conversation Without Record
* 07 - A Face in a Crowd
Daniel Powell/History

## Early history

Dan went to college, presumably studying audio engineering and archival studies, or some equivalent. At some point, he and his advisor catalogued the University’s Ethno-musicological archives. Before his archival job, he lived in Brooklyn with a room-mate, who "played 80's influenced synth-pop at 3 in the morning".

## Season 1

Dan gets an archival job with what he believes to be The Housing Historical Committee of New York State, digitizing Archive 81, a collection of interviews from a high-rise apartment buildings from the mid 90s.

After opening The Visser Portal, Dan sends Mark all his recorded audio, and goes into hiding.

## Season 2

After being in hiding for at least nine months, Dan is discovered and captured by LMG. During this time he listens to a few episodes of the podcast.

He is taken to The City and forcibly modified by Rat, and forced to work once again for LMG. During this time he connects with some of his coworkers, and helps them return home. After about 2 weeks in The City, he meets Melody, who attempts to send him home. Unfortunately he is stopped before he gets there, and while figuring out how to restore his previous body, Dromen puts him in an in-between space.

## Season 3

Some time after March of 2017, after being trapped in an in-between space for somewhere between 5 and 14 months (on Earth, it is unclear if time runs the same for him), Dan is able to rework the ██████ Ritual to return home, complete with an apparently unmodified body. Melody has given him a list of errands to do when he gets home, and he seems to think he'll be able to contact her again. He intends to return to a normal life.
Jesse Lewis

**Jesse Lewis** was a young resident of Visser, interviewed by Melody on April 12th, 1994. He agrees to help Melody in her investigation into Samuel and The Visser Historical Society.

## Personality

Jesse is charming, energetic and enthusiastic, with a fun sense of humor. He's described as "hyperactive", and never slowing down. He's hard-working, brave, caring and more than a bit silly.

## Physical Appearance

Jesse is described as 17, African-American, and tall.

## History

Jesse was born in Visser, on the 3rd floor East Stairwell. He grew up and lived on the 12th floor. His Mom was often busy working when he was growing up, and so Jesse would look after his little brother, Reggie, spending much time exploring Visser. As a result, he knows the building extremely well. At 17, he attends high school during the day, and runs errands and shopping for tips from the residents of Visser.

On April 12th, 1994, Jesse meets and is interviewed by Melody Pendras about his time in Visser and his job as a runner. He agrees to help her investigate The Visser Historical Society. On April 13th, 1994, Jesse brings a recorder to eavesdrop on The Visser Historical Society's biweekly meeting. Tragically he is discovered by Samuel, and dies as Samuel feeds Visser his story, and him along with it. As a result of his story being consumed, almost nobody remembers he even existed, with the exception of Samuel and Melody, who, at that point, both hold a piece of Visser (the entity) within them.

## Relationships

### Melody Pendras

Melody and Jesse only meet the one time, but they get on very well, Melody easily charmed by his enthusiasm and sense of humor. Jesse is a driving force in Melody's continued investigation of Samuel, and feels somewhat responsible for his death.

## Episode Appearances

* 05 - A Spider in a Web (Mentioned)
* 06 - A Conversation Without Record (Mentioned)
* 09 - An Implosion of an Idea (Mentioned)
* 10 - The Ending, Perhaps (Mentioned)
Father Russo

**Father Russo** is a Catholic priest, who helps Jess when she starts having seizures. He is very suspicious of Samuel, knowing he is practicing dark magic.

## History

Dan grabs another tape and starts working on it and playing it. In it, Mel is with Jess as they walk on the street. Jess was doing a client services run and says that she does not remember what she was about to say. At a store, Father Russo greets Jess and Melody, who Jess says is who she used to talk to. Jess records Melody and says that she makes movies as well, but says her mom does not know about her camera.

Melody tells Father Russo that she was still getting settled in the Visser, but as he asks if she had noticed anything odd, Jess's mother asks for help as Jess starts having a seizure. They race towards Jess, who was on the floor and Father Russo is able to bring her back.

Melody walks to Jess’s apartment, where they hear her calling for help. The furniture scrapes as Tamara opens up her door, complaining about the volume of Jess’s television. She tells Jess that Father Russo was there and was blasting the television as he usually did; Melody tells her that they need to go in, so Tamara hands her a key. Melody and Anabelle have a hard time opening the door, but once they get in the room, they see Father Russo making Jess drink something, so she pushes him out of the way after seeing Jess in pain. Jess begs her mom to stop, as Father Russo asks her to have courage. Suddenly, Samuel shows up and yells at them to stop, telling Father Russo that he was done there. John Smith grabs Father Russo and pushes him outside as Samuel asks Jess how she is doing. He tells Jess’s mother that Father Russo is a fraud and he has friends from Columbia who are experts in pediatric neurology, which he can pay for. They accept as Melody and Anabelle leave the room.

Melody approaches Father Russo and tells him that she thought he was different, but his ways of fixing things are the same and medieval. He tells her that she has no idea what was happening there and asks her if she really thinks she would find who she was looking for because there is a terrible darkness in the building, so she should leave.
Chris

This page is about the Visser resident, not to be confused with Christine Anderson

## Meta information

### First Appearance

08 - A Chemical Experiment

*"Imagine you were a blind person, and someone like, restored your sight for a few months, but then took it away again"*

Visser resident interviewed by Melody Pendras about his experiences with drugs, and the Visser Building.

## Personality

A lively and creative young man. While interviewed by Melody, he is in withdrawl, which makes him restless and fidgety, and may further play up his anxious nature. He's chatty and social, enjoys a good party, and has a decent sized group of close friends.

## History

He moved into an apartment on the eighth floor following becoming friends with Frank, several months to a year ago. He, as well as his friends Tony, Jeanette, Greg and Jill, meet Frank at Sound Factory (Louie Vega DJing), who gives Chris an unnamed drug made from the paint in Visser. They all go back to Frank's apartment, where they do more, feeling, within Visser the experience is more spiritual. They end up moving in and helping Frank make more of the drug, (from some paint left over from the 50's) Jeanette's parents supporting them financially. In late July, 1994, her parents cut them off, and Frank decides to seek out clients to sell the drugs to. He is confronted by Samuel and Jacob Lester, and as soon as he has clients lined up and is ready to start production, turns up dead, assumed to have jumped off the building. Chris and his friends know it's no accident, and start making plans to move.

Chris is interviewed by Melody on August 19th, 1994, at 5:23 PM, at which point in time he is writing a comic about a "demon killing badass" named Xavier Katana. He tells her about his experiences with Visser, the drugs, and Samuel. Several minutes into the interview, he begins throwing up blood and while Melody runs to get help, is murdered by Samuel.
Archive 81 (Netflix)

***Archive 81*** is a television series created by Netflix and released on January 14, 2022. It is based on a series of popular podcasts with the same name.

## Cast

* Dan Turner - Mamoudou Athie
* Melody Pendras - Dina Shihabi
* Samuel - Evan Jonigkeit
* Anabelle - Julia Chan
* Jess - Ariana Neal
* Mark Higgins - Matt McGorry
* Virgil Davenport - Martin Donovan
* Steven Turner - Charlie Hudson III
* Cassandra Wall - Kristin Griffith
* Bobbi - Jacqueline Antaramian
* John Smith - Eden Marryshow
* Tamara Stefano - Kate Eastman
* Iris Vos - Georgina Haig

## Episodes

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25 - Sacrifice three bunnies on the stump of an oak tree to stop moderate to severe throat irritation

*Christine transports some illicit substances and listens to a podcast.*

## Summary

Christine vomits another tape with a message from Dan: "Everything matters, Everything is important, You must be purified." Nicholas theorises that the vomiting up and listening of the tapes is part of the ritual, perhaps "purifying" them. Christine thinks that's baloney.

We hear a commercial from LMG, mentioning the Vos foundation.

Nicholas and Chris get a package of what they suspect to be illicit substances (magic drugs). They get a message that says to deliver the substance to the people who requested it. Their reward is the contents of a gold foil package. Chris volunteers to do the deliveries.

The first delivery is to a Penelope Winthrop at the wax cylinder department of a university. Penelope asks for Christine for assistance with an experiment. The second delivery Jerome at a club. He uses the drugs in a "special" fog machine. The third delivery seems to be delivered to teenagers. The fourth is to Jeanette Jefferys, who has aspirations of Harry Potter magic. Chris warns her not to take it and instead hooks her up with someone who deals with shrooms.

Lastly, Kathy Quinn, who reveals she knows about Chris and Nicholas' involvement in the ██████ Ritual, Christine opening the door, and their father. She also shows Chris her collection of Tapes, playing one containing an episode of a podcast called "No one knows what happened" from RLR productions in Brooklyn. The podcast discusses the people Aleister trapped in a cave. Kathy warns them about Aleister, and offers to locate more information on the ██████ Ritual within the Waters' House, in exchange for 3 of Michael Waters' tapes. Chris declines this offer.

Nicholas look into Kathy Quinn and finds little bar her interview in an episode of Real Life Reimagined, where she was obsessed with searching for a lost radio signal. Nicholas questions committing to The Ritual, now knowing who their opposition is, much to Chris' annoyance. Nicholas reveals he may have another way to gain information on the the ██████ Ritual, though he's not comfortable with it. He turns the recorder off.

## Characters Featured

* Nicholas Waters
* Christine Anderson
* Daniel Powell (Recording)
* Payphone (Mentioned)
* Michael Waters (Mentioned)
* Iris Vos (Mentioned)
* Jan Vos (Mentioned)
* Penelope Winthrop
* Mrs. Mortimer
* Jerome
* Hunter
* Jeanette Jeffreys
* Rachel (Mentioned)
* Kathy Quinn
* Michelle Hardvan (Recording)
* Greg Gearson (Recording)
* Debra
* Reginald Banner (Mentioned)
* Regis P. Winthrop III
* Aleister (Mentioned)

## Trivia

* The title line is spoken by Chris
* The "magical weed" in this episode bears similarities to Amber Duke Cigarettes.
* "Nobody Knows What Happened" has strong resemblance to podcasts such as The Black Tapes, and TANIS.
Penelope Winthrop

### First Appearance

25 - Sacrifice three bunnies on the stump of an oak tree to stop moderate to severe throat irritation

## Personality

Penelope comes across as lively, friendly, and a bit dramatic. She is somewhat eccentric, high-energy, and incredibly passionate about her work. She seems lonely and is willing to think outside the box.

## History

Virtually nothing is known bar her involvement with an unnamed university, where she has made some impression on the librarian, at least. She's one of the only people in the wax department. She has bought the strange substance Chris delivers to her before, though the last deliverywoman had little patience for her. She convinces Chris to aid in digitizing a cylinder with her.

## Appearances

* 25 - Sacrifice three bunnies on the stump of an oak tree to stop moderate to severe throat irritation

## Trivia

* Penelope shares her surname with Regis P. Winthrop III, though it is unclear whether this is coincidence or not.
29 - A secret that will make the other think less of you

*Nicholas goes on a magical adventure of his own.*

## Events of Note

* Nicholas and Christine summon Static Man to hang out, and in an attempt to strengthen connections.
* Christine throws up 3 tapes.
* Static Man requests help with something while she listens to them.
* Christine listens to the tapes. They contain a 911 call about The Visser Building, an old recording of Dan and bandmates, and one of Xkryxx's songs.
* Nicholas and Static Man listen to a tape of a payphone customer going back on their agreement (and hacking off their own leg).
* Static Man reveals he is trying to find the system in order to get his old body back.
* Nicholas and Static Man perform a ritual together, sharing secrets to reveal the location of the Payphone System.
* Christine throws up half a tape.
* Nicholas and Static Man confront and kill Payphone, who reveals this will not restore Static Man's body, and gives Nicholas a half tape. Distressed, Static Man asks Nicholas to turn the recorder off.
* Nicholas and Chris meet back up, their two halves of the tape fuse together.
* Static Man shows up briefly, apparently just to check in and say thanks.

## Characters Featured

* Nicholas Waters
* Christine Anderson
* Static Man
* Payphone
* Daniel Powell (Recording)

## Theories and Speculation

Message: The three tapes Dan sends may be a message to Christine. The forgotten place, the band of friends, and Xkryxx's song, alluding to Chris' missing crew.
Mr. Brown

*"We are operating with limited information, in a very difficult field, and I am doing my level best to maximise our profits"*

## Personality

He is described by Suit as having "no personality". Cynthia describes him as being cowardly and overly cautious.
He is not outwardly cruel or manipulative in the same way Davenport and Cynthia are, but has little regard for human life, or anything outside of profit.

## History

Mr. Brown seems to have held a similar position in the company since the late 90s, at the time stationed in San Antonio.

## Appearances

### Season 2

* 12 - Fly, Honeypot
* 13 - Song, Doorway
* 14 - Water, Leviathans (Mentioned)
* 15 - Aurora, Cello

## Trivia

* He is the only appearing middle manager who's full name is unavailable.
Liam Davenport

**Liam Davenport** is a major character in Season 1, and a reoccurring one in Season 2. He is Dan's boss, a middle manager at LMG and responsible for the company's tape collection, and many of the other weird projects and dealings.

## Personality

Davenport has an upbeat, dismissive, and persistent demeanor, holding a very thin façade of professional kindness. He cares little for the wellbeing of other people. He seems to enjoy teasing other people. He is somewhat squeamish.

## Appearance

Nothing is known of his appearance, though he is likely in at least his 50s, probably 60s. He is missing a finger as of Season 2, as it has been sewn to Suit's hand.

## History

### Season 1

Davenport serves as a major antagonist. He introduces Dan to the Archive and the Warehouse that it is contained in. He coaxes Dan into staying whenever he wants to leave.

### Season 2

He is the only major antagonist to meet a satisfying onscreen death, at the hand of Caroline Levi.

## Skills and Abilities

* **Persuasive:** Is able to talk Dan down into staying and archiving when he is dead set on leaving.

## Relationships

### Daniel Powell

His employee. While Davenport puts on a friendly façade, he has little to no concern for Dan beyond his immediate usefulness. He keeps Dan in the dark constantly, is frequently rude or dismissive, and is the person ultimately responsible for Dan's modification. He lies to Dan to motivate him, stating they would take the recorder out of Dan when his work was done, and get him back home. Despite his awful treatment, Dan is still upset about Davenport's death, though this is a reflection of Dan's compassionate nature, rather than any actual care for his boss.

### Melody Pendras

Melody has a loathing for Davenport. Davenport used Melody previously, tricking her into the Visser ritual by convincing her it was a research project, keeping her in the dark.

### Cynthia Closer

Coworkers, Davenport is perhaps the only person on a level playing field with Cynthia's awfulness, his signature belittling and friendly condescension apparently getting to her more than her foul mouth does to him. She is wisely suspicious of his motives, and not especially impressed with his Vining Towers Project.

### Mr. Brown

They are coworkers, and apparently on better terms than Davenport and Cynthia, though Brown is not too impressed with Davenport.

### Suit

Davenport uses Suit to communicate with the employees in The City. He is the person responsible for turning Caroline over to Rat in the first place, and has no care for her wellbeing or even as a person, comparing her post-ritual to a broken printer, calling her "a bodybag".

## Episode Appearances

* 02 - A Night At An Opera
* 06 - A Conversation Without Record (On Tape)
* 08 - A Chemical Experiment

Season 2* 11 - Body, Recorder
* 12 - Fly, Honeypot (Mentioned)
* 15 - Aurora, Cello (On Tape)
* 20 - Portal, Ending

## Trivia

* He is simply called "BOSS" in the transcripts.
* He is voiced by the real Dan Powell's father
Trollkamm

Der **Trollkamm** ist ein Gebirgszug im hohen Norden Asterias und bekannt als Machtzentrum des Hochorkischen Reichs. Seinen Namen verdankt das Gebirge den alten Königreichen der Trolle, die die Berge einst ihre Heimat nannten, ehe sie von den Hochorkischen vertrieben erobert und vertrieben wurden. Der Trollkamm ist die letzte bekannte Landmarke im hohen Norden, nördlich dessen sich die eisigen, unerforschten Weiten der Großen Ödnis erstrecken. Im Trollkamm liegen einige der wenigen aktiven Vulkane Asterias.

## Geographie

Das Gebirge ist in Höhe und Ausdehnung mit dem weiter südlich gelegenen Grolinsrücken vergleichbar, erreicht jedoch nicht dessen Breite und Mächtigkeit. Das Gestein ist vulkanisch und reich an Metallen und anderen mineralischen Ablagerungen. Nur 4 Vulkane sind heute noch aktiv, die übrigen scheinen bereits seit langer Zeit erloschen zu sein. Zahlreiche Geysire, dampfende Seen, brodelnde Schlammvulkane und heiße Quellen prägen die Landschaft im und um das Gebirge, wo sie eine einmalige, lebensfreundliche Umgebung im ansonsten eisigen Norden geschaffen haben. Das Gebirge ist von zahlreichen Höhlen und großen, teilweise unterirdischen Hohlräumen durchzogen, in denen die Hochorkischen einige ihrer Siedlungen errichtet haben.

Die Südflanke des Gebirges ist recht flach und geht nahtlos in Hügel und schließlich in ein raues, feuchtkaltes Grasland über, das dass Herz des Hochorkischen Reichs bildet. Das Klima im südlichen Gebirge ist dank der zahlreichen heißen Quellen vergleichsweise mild und erträglich. Der zentrale Höhenzug des Gebirges verhindert außerdem, dass die eisigen Winde aus dem Norden die Gebiete direkt südlich des Gebirges erreichen können. Nördlich des Höhenzugs herrscht ganzjährig eisige Kälte und die Winde aus der Großen Ödnis können ungeschützt in die Täler vordringen. Die Nordflanke des Trollkamms ist steil und bietet keinerlei Möglichkeiten für einen sicheren Abstieg. Bisher ist es selbst den Hochorkischen nicht gelungen, weiter gen Norden vorzustoßen. Über die Lande nördlich des Gebirges ist daher so gut wie nichts bekannt, außer dass sich hinter einem schmalen Hügelland eine eisige Ebene bis zum Horizont erstreckt.
Payphone

The Payphone is an unusual entity and important character in Season 3.

## Personality

Cold, uncaring and mechanical, but with a somewhat cheery robotic voice. It is interested in improving itself. She has a complete lack of compassion for other beings.

## Physical Appearance

While normally only presenting as a voice on a phone line, either from a blue phonebox or a mobile/cell phone, The Payphone System takes an unspecified mass of flesh, constructed from various body parts.

## History

Little is known about her history, though she is implied to have been born from the Wing Beats ritual, as a "seed in the radio waves". It has had other occupations prior to the current one, though no details are provided. The system was partially killed by Static Man some time in 2017.

## Skills and Abilities

* **Bargains:** The Payphone system is able to conduct magical bargains, creating effects though unknown means, either for the benefit of it's customers, or as their payment. The limits of her power are unknown.
* **Rusty Knife:** It can manifest a knife somewhere in the phone booth, which a loud metal screech that suggests it is dropping from somewhere.
* **Chutes:** She is able to open chutes to pneumatic tubes at the bottom of phone booths, in order to claim body parts from her victims.

## Relationships

### Static Man

The Payphone treats Static Man, a former customer who she still calls 'Arthur", as an employee, having taken his body after he broke a contract. Static Man resents it for this, and considers her his greatest foe. In his frustration and an attempt to get his body back, he ends up killing her. Payphone provides a ritual to summon him to clients looking for protection, and advises them to bring him food. While this is nice for him, it's unclear what it gains from this.

### Christine Anderson and Nicholas Waters

The Payphone assists the siblings in their mission with a detached attitude. Nicholas aids somewhat in her death.

### The Cult

The Cult has guided Payphone's development somewhat, but neither party seems involved with the other, nor assists in their respective goals.

## Appearances

* 23 - Anoint his forehead with rabbit's blood
* 24 - Sleep on a pillow of swanfeathers (Mentioned)
* 25 - Sacrifice three bunnies on the stump of an oak tree to stop moderate to severe throat irritation (Mentioned)
* 26 - And a knife both of you have used to cut meat
* 27 - Mix the crushed lead with three drops of your own blood
* 28 - Exist in the place you are currently occupying (Mentioned)
* 29 - A secret that will make the other think less of you
* 30 - Lay a tarp upon the ground (Mentioned)
* 31 - Whatever is in the pond...kill it (Mentioned)
* 32 - Are we going to have a problem here?(Mentioned)
The Boatwoman

## Physical Appearance

She is described as very tall, looking both old and young. She is grey and statue-like, with grey eyes "like clouded water". She wears a grey robe. She creaks when she moves, and when she talks it sounds to people like she is whispering in their ear.

## Appearances

* 14 - Water, Leviathans
* 15 - Aurora, Cello (mentioned)
* 19 - Escape, Birth
* 20 - Portal, Ending
Numberplum! (series)

I AM GOING TO PORT THIS STUFF TO MY MAIN WIKI FOR THE LOLS

NumberPlum! is a Numberblocks fan-series created by BigNumbersFan2.

## Gallery

KyleBillTripalKatieLizzer The TigerPablongRainbowNicholasLuckyGymnastPanaCuler

## Characters

* Kyle
* Bill
* Tripal
* Katie
* Dicey
* Lizzer the tiger
* Pablong
* Rainbow
* Nicholas
* Sporty-four
* Lucky
* Gymnast
* Pana
* Mak
* Culer
Phasarisches Imperium

Das historische **Phasarische Imperium**, auch Hohes Imperium zu Phasar oder umgangssprachlich das Alte Imperium genannt, war einst das größte und mächtigste Reich der bekannten Welt, das von seinem Machtzentrum im Norden Eakkelions aus über große Teile Eakkelions und Asterias herrschte und die Entwicklung der heutigen Kulturen und Länder maßgeblich geformt hat. Zentrum und Gründungsstätte des Imperiums war die Eakkelische Stadt Phasar am Ufer des einst mächtigen Stroms Uron, die nach dem Fall des Imperiums den Reiterhorden aus dem Inneren Eakkelion zum Opfer gefallen ist.

## Geschichte

Die Anfänge des Imperiums liegen in den Tiefen der fernsten Vergangenheit verborgen und sind nur aus unzähligen Legenden und Mythen überliefert, die sich an wichtigen Stellen widersprechen und nur ein lückenhaftes Bild der Anfangszeit Phasars zeichnen. Demnach soll die Stadt Phasar zusammen mit ihrem fruchtbaren Umland von den Göttern selbst aus dem Sand der urzeitlichen Wüste gehoben worden sein um den auserwählten Menschen als Heimstätte zu dienen. Der Wahrheitsgehalt solcher Erzählungen darf sicherlich in Zweifel gezogen werden, doch zeugen sie von der immensen kulturellen Bedeutung der Stadt für das Volk der Phasaren, die sich auch in den späteren Zeiten des Imperiums erhalten sollte.
Iris Vos

Lars (Unknown)

Lotte (Unknown)

Finn (Unknown)

Isa (Unknown)

## Physical Appearance

Unknown, bar severe burning on her face from September 9th, 1994 onwards, following Samuel pressing her face into a boiler.

## Appearances

* 08 - A Chemical Experiment
* 10 - The Ending, Perhaps
* 25 - Sacrifice three bunnies on the stump of an oak tree to stop moderate to severe throat irritation (Mentioned)
* 30 - Lay a tarp upon the ground (Mentioned)
Katie

Katie is a Numberblock created by ButterBlaziken230.

## Appearance

Katie is a Numberblock with a value of 4, meaning her body will be built up of four blocks, as that is the formula for most Numberblocks. She is a beige colour, usually being in a 2x2 arrangement. She always wears her construction Helmet and it is very likely that she has her hammer.

## Personality

Katie is an enthusiastic member of the NumberPlum! Cast. She is very good at building, as she can build efficient walls that can stick together for quite a while. Her building skills make her good at problem-solving, as she’s usually the person to solve out a problem, which likely involves Kyle and Tripal.

## Trivia

* She is the first square character made by ButterBlaziken230.
* She is the first composite number.
Daarmos

Daarmos ist ein hoher phasarischer Titel, der später von dem Kaiserreich Ethylien übernommen wurde.

## Der Titel Daarmos im Wandel der Zeit

In seiner Existenzgeschichte haben die Rechte und Pflichten, die mit dem Titel "Daarmos" einhergingen starke Wandlungen durchgemacht.

### Im frühen phasarischen Reich

Der Titel Daarmos ist für die zivilen Regenten einer Provinz. Die Armee ist nicht unter der Kontrolle der Daarmosi, abgesehen von einigen regionalen Ausnahmen. Die Weisungsbefugnisse an militärische Kommandeure ist ein kompliziertes System mit vielen Ausnahmen und Umständlichkeiten, aber verhindert die Rebellion von ganzen Provinzen. Um 289 v.P. wird eine Rebellion in West-Eakkelion spektakulär unterbunden, nachdem ganze Verbände und Kontigente einfach den Befehl verweigern.

### Nach dem Fall der Phasaren

In der Zeit, die dem Fall von Xonos und dem Untergang der Phasaren folgte, nahmen einige mächtige Männer den Titel des Daarmos an und stellten sich so als Erbe der Phasaren dar. Dabei traten die meisten dieser Daarmosi aber eher als Kleinkönige auf und hatten wenig mit der ausgeklügelten Rechts- und Verpflichtungssysteme ihrer Vorgänger gemeinsam.
34 - Trucker's Atlas

*There's some preaching and some banjo playing.*

## Events of Note

* Nicholas and Static Man continue to drive, talking about The Clerk and listening to the radio
* The boys encounter Yuhmigana chasm art installation, a graveyard of strange exoskeletons, and enter, in the hopes there may be a body in there. Trucker's voice rings through, asking them to leave, to which Static Man agrees. Nicholas becomes upset with him, but they leave regardless
* They stop at a gas station. Static Man pumps gas while Nicholas goes in to pay, where he once again meets The Clerk. It costs 3 drops of blood.
* The Clerk advises that Static Man is killing something outside, to which Nicholas goes running out. The boys argue, and continue driving.
* Nicholas and Static Man encounter a world storm. Nicholas is able to talk briefly with Christine.
* The car has an issue and the boys pull over. Nicholas apologises to Static Man.
* They continue driving the now sick-sounding car, and stop at what seems to be a junk yard and encounter Doctor Persimmons, who attempts to sell them various items. Trucker catches up with them and the boys make off with a "frequency resonator". Static Man attempts to install it as they drive, pursued by Trucker.

## Characters Featured

* Nicholas Waters
* Static Man
* The Clerk
* Trucker
* Christine Anderson
* Lou (Mentioned)
* Xkryxx (Mentioned)
* Doctor Persimmons

### The Radio

* The Preacher

## Trivia

* The song this episode is named for is Modest Mouse - Trucker's Atlas
Kyle

Kyle is a Numberblock in NumberPlum created by ButterBlaziken230.

## Appearance

Kyle has a value of one, meaning his body is built up of one block. That one block is a small purple block, holding his arms, legs and face. His design is very similar to One from Numberblocks, and is basically a recolour.

## Personality

Kyle is a pretty nice but crazy character who likes to break the boundaries of numbers instead of taking them slow like the original Numberblocks cast. On multiple occasions, he can be seen playing the guitar. He is actually pretty good at playing it.

## Trivia

* He has no other arrangements.
* His colour is based off of One from Numberjacks.
Carlos Rolando

Carlos is the creator and voice of his own guided meditation/spiritual series of tapes. One of his tapes is contained within the remote archive that Daniel Powell stays in in season one, mixed in with, but not a part of, Archive 81.

## Personality

Hard to read, as he puts on a cheery façade.

## History

The tape featured was set to be the 15th in his series. His current assistant is a woman named Jennifer. He claims to have studied under a Father Juan-Diego ("the path-taker"), of the "Marroquin tribe".

## Skills and Abilities

* **9th Level Spirit Master:** Carlos claims to have a true sight able to see ghosts and spirit artifacts of many things, including music, and walk around outside his body. His high level seems to offer him some kind of protection while doing this. While this initially comes across as a con, his reaction at the end of the tape would imply it is, in fact, real.

## Appearances

* 04 - A Collection of Disparate Strangeness

## Theories and Speculation

* While Dan assumes Carlos' tape has nothing to do with Visser, it is entirely possible the looming building he describes is Visser itself.
14 - Water, Leviathans

Dan meets a new boss. A fisherman tells a story. And a song is sung.

## Events of Note

* A new boss is introduced.
* Cooperation is ensured: Clara's family are threatened, Dan is bribed with the promise of LMG's history.
* New boss explains Clara and Lou will no longer be taking short trips out, but instead an extended expedition.
* Rat introduces their new radios, Mother (for The Outpost) and Portable (for Clara and Lou), which they can use to call the outpost. Dan is given a device to alert him when they call, with a terrible ringtone and a horrid feeling in his bones.
* Clara and Lou leave.
* Dan learns enough about the Leviathans to make him panic.
* Dan attempts to appeal to the new boss that they need to be cautious, but is instead shut down and verbally abused, told he's a monster, not a person.
* Dan finds information on The Boatwoman, who will help people cross the river, for a price.
* Lou calls in to say they made it to the river safely. Dan gives him the information.

## Characters Featured

### Core

* Daniel Powell
* Rat
* Lou
* Clara
* Suit
* Cynthia Closer

### Tapes

* Narrator
* Fisherman
* Singer
WELC0ME!

**Welcome to the NumberPlum Wiki!**

The NumberPlum wiki is all about a spinoff series to the popular Numberblocks. Here, you can browse through all of our characters and episodes, and if you contact BigNumbersFan2 and he lets you, you can make your own characters (but only up to 5 characters)!

Have fun!
Samuel

*"I am a human who sees movement in the space between the stars!"*

**Samuel** is the central antagonist in Season 1 of Archive 81.

## Physical Appearance

Prior to the Visser collapse, Samuel is not physically described. After, minimal information is given. Dan calls him a "dripping, fleshy monster", and script SFX notes "Oozing pus".

## Skills and Abilities

* **Leadership**: Samuel leads the Visser Historical Society.

## Episode Appearances

* 03 - A Story In Cycles
* 08 - A Chemical Experiment
* 09 - An Implosion of an Idea
* 10 - The Ending, Perhaps

Season 2* 15 - Aurora, Cello (Mentioned)
* 20 - Portal, Ending (Mentioned)
11 - Body, Recorder

Terrible things happen to Dan.

## Events of Note

* Dan is abducted by LMG.
* Dan is forcibly modified, by an unnamed surgeon a third of his body replaced with audio equipment.
* The City is introduced.
* Revealed Alexa has joined her partner, Melody, in The City.
* Dan meets Suit.
* Dan speaks to Davenport.
* Dan is shown around The Outpost.

* Dan meets Clara and Lou.

## Characters Featured

### Core

* Daniel Powell
* Rat
* Suit
* Liam Davenport
* Clara
* Lou
* Dromen

### Tape

* Alexa Kesslen
* Chad
* The Messenger
Bill

Bill is the second Numberblock created by ButterBlaziken230.

## Appearance

Bill has a value of 2 (one higher than Kyle’s), meaning his body is built up of two blocks. One has his head and body, balancing a small orange top hat on top, and the other holds his arms and legs. He wears a small orange tie, too.

## Personality

Bill likes to stop Kyle’s plans of trying to bend the limits of numbers, because Bill is an anxious person. He likes to take things slow like the original Numberblocks cast, unlike Kyle. Bill is an enemy of Kyle, as they sometimes get into arguments.

## Trivia

* He is the first Numberblock to wear clothing.
* He is the first even Numberblock.
The Golden Age

The Golden Age Part 1: A play is rehearsed. Oscar Waters is introduced. Mark is here somehow.

The Golden Age Part 2:Things hit sour for the play as a ritual is performed by Mark. Oscar Waters gains a playbook.

Mark went to the cult for help to rescue his best friend Dan. The cult agrees to because it is in their interest to thwart LMG's goals by rescuing someone forced to work for them. In exchange for free will, the cult helps him go back in time to perform the radio drama "Wingbeats" which was a ritual that creates The City that Dan and the LMG members explore. "Wingbeats" is another reference to the coming of one of the Leviathans and is a ritual for them which entails that the Leviathans already exist before the ritual happened. It is set in the golden age of radio, the mid-1930s to 1940's. Hence, the title of the episode Golden Age. For the ritual to work, it needed an immense amount of listeners hence why this era. How he turned back in time exactly is left for interpretation by the listener.

Oscar Waters("The King"), the grandfather of Nicholas and Christine Waters, unknowingly performs the ritual along with Alice ("The Dancer"), and Patricia ("The Queen"). Alice and Oscar are voiced by the same actors as the Waters siblings. Mark, the foley artist, plays as "The Messenger".

Wingbeats is a radio play that consists of one rehearsal in which the story is constructed in the minds of the participants. The shop owner says that it is about many things - it is about narrative, about urban life, but most importantly it takes you to another world. It is noted that this is the first of its play in American soil and Oscar Watters had performed it in the Quicksilver Theatre on air through the central broadcasting system. The play was in 4 acts.

The end result of the ritual would make Mark powerful enough to interact in The City in order to help Dan. This had apotheosized him into Dromen, who talks to Dan at the end of season 2. Dromen later appears in season 3.

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Female Kana and Elucia De Lute Ima interrupt 1: Dark Bowser misbehaves at Great Wolf Lodge

## Summary:

During the beginning scene where Bowser tells Dark Bowser about Great Wolf Lodge. Female Kana sings about monsters.

## Transcript:

* (We see Dark Bowser in his room at his house)
* Dark Bowser: Man, I'm bored. What should I do today?
* (Bowser knocks on the door)
* Dark Bowser: Come in it!
* (Bowser goes into Dark Bowser's room to say some good news to Dark Bowser)
* Bowser: Dark Bowser! I got some good news for you!
* Dark Bowser: What is it?
* Bowser: We are going to the Great Wolf Lodge in Anaheim, California. HeavenlySteven has us on the invitation list just yesterday.
* Dark Bowser: Excuse me, but what is the meaning of the Great Wolf Lodge?
* Bowser: Well Dark Bowser, Great Wolf Lodge is, both a hotel and an indoor water park. This indoor part is recommended for people who want to stay away of the sun or has a sun allergy.
* Dark Bowser: Anything else?
* Bowser: There is other things in the Great Wolf Lodge, like Northern Lights Arcade, MagiQuest, Ten Paw Alley, and even the Howly Wood XD Theater.
* Dark Bowser: Can we talk about water slides?
* Bowser: Sure! But the most recognized water slides are, Howlin' Tornado, Coyote Cannon, Alberta Falls and River Canyon Run.
* Dark Bowser: More to tell?
* Bowser: Nope! (Clears throat) So, what they do pack up to bring along with you for this trip?
* Dark Bowser: Well Real Bowser, I have packed my swimsuit, my laptop, my IPad, my Nintendo Switch, my spare clothes and everything that I need for this trip.
* Bowser: Good! Now let's get in the car.
* Dark Bowser: And where are we going again?
* Bowser: To the Great Wolf Lodge, remember?
* Dark Bowser: But what about most of the invited people that are going to the same thing.
* Bowser: Well, most of the invited people take the Greyhound Bus. Like us, some people take vehicles. So like I said, let's get in the car.
* (Female Kana pauses the movie)
* Female Kana: Elsie, how can Great Wolf Lodge be great? It's a hotel.
* Elucia De Lute Ima: Well I think it's because the Great Wolf Lodge is what I like to call a fun resort.
* Female Kana: Oh, sure. The people get Great Wolf Lodge. And what about us monsters? Where I come from we didn't have nothin' to be great of. Why? (Clears throat and singing) When I was a young monster...
* Elucia De Lute Ima: When she was a young monster...!
* (Elucia De Lute Ima accidently blows Female Kana off her seatback with her smoggy breath)
* Female Kana: Very nice.
* Elucia De Lute Ima: Thanks!
* Female Kana: But maybe it'd be safer if I just show 'em where I came from.
* Elucia De Lute Ima: Oh, boy! Do we get to see where you grew up?
* Female Kana: Yeah Elsie, but it ain't pretty.
* (Female Kana then resumes the movie)
* Female Kana: (Offscreen) Please remained seated while the camera is in motion.
* Dark Bowser: Ok, Real Bowser.
* (The screen fades to black and the clip ends)
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