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Macaw Lucia

**Macaw Lucia,** born **Lucia Psint-Annenburg-Volta,**is a main character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Lucia is the Macaw of Psittancyna during the final years of the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Lucia debuted in "Too Close to the Sun" in the year 717. As the second child of Macaw Arini, she was second-in-line to the throne after her brother Croix Psint-Annenburg-Volta. She resented Croix for his position and craved his duty as Pserex and eventual Macaw. She frequently petitioned her father to strip Croix of his title and install Lucia in his place. However, the Macaw categorically refused. Lucia learned from Croix's wife, Ruba Curacaire, that the two were not having sexual relations. Lucia investigated the matter and secretly discovered Croix having sex with a chicken servant. Disgusted by the interspecies relationship, Lucia blackmailed Croix to leave Mount Altum to allow her to take his place as Pserex. Croix succumbed to the pressure and fled the capital, joining a silent monastic order. Lucia was subsequently elevated to Pserex presumptive, and began to train under the Macaw for a life on the throne.

Lucia's scheming paid off in "Never Trust a Fox" when her father, Macaw Arini, was slain by Archibald I in 723 and Lucia was elevated to Macaw. She was immediately informed by her treasurer that Psittancyna was bankrupt but Lucia ignored her and continued digging the nation into debt through the war effort.

In 725, Lucia was furious at an Edict released by Vixen VII proclaiming the foxes as the superior species on the continent. She felt as if the war was a ruse initiated by the Vixen Queen to conquer everything, and that she bought into it just like her father. She was visited at the Canopy by her brother, Croix Psint-Annenburg-Volta, who had fled to a silent order at the Macaw Delta after she blackmailed him. He had become an ascetic, but noticeably content with life and at peace. She envied his new life, but knew she could not attain it for herself as she had a duty to the Psittacorum. During their encounter, the first time either had seen one another in years, Croix was permitted to speak as a special event. Realizing what he had and she did not while he was penniless and she was Macaw, Lucia came to the conclusion that she had in fact flown too close to the sun.

Lucia retained control of her territory and wartime acquisitions after the War ended in 726. She never married, and continued to visit her brother several time a year ("Epilogue").

## Character

### Namesake

Lucia's name comes from St. Lucia, an island nation in the Caribbean.

The surname of the Psittancynesian Royal Family, Psint-Annenburg-Volta, is inspired by the long names of German royal families, such as the House of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha which would rule the United Kingdom from 1901-present.
Mortimer Myles

**Mortimer Myles** is a recurring character in *Rewritten*and *Justice*.

In terms of the series narrative, Mortimer Myles was the Councilmember from Toontown Central during the rise of the Cogs.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Mortimer Myles made his first appearance in "Remembrance" when he and the other members of the Toon Council voted in approval of an evacuation of Toontown during an emergency session of the Toon Council, occurring after the climate change, the attack on a Toon, and the murder of a Toon. In "Doomsday," he and the rest of the Toon Council (minus Melville Jesop) realized that an evacuation was impossible and the only viable option left was the Emergency Portal. Desperate to save the Toons of Toontown amidst a mega Cog invasion, they approved the Exodus. He returned with the rest of the Toons in "Irenic" and helped acclimate newly-appointed Mayor Eileen Irenic to office.

In the season finale, "Hell Bound," Mortimer and the rest of the Toon Council were briefed by Alice Carver and Bradley Wolfe of the extent of the existing Cog Nation and Operation Sever. The power in Toontown Central was suddenly cut, as the Cogs had taken refuge in a Cog building on Loopy Lane, in which they housed the Tog conversion machine. The power source was so great that it was leeching from the Playground. Eileen Irenic, Piggy Pie, Dr. Kilo Byte, and Flippy Flopper volunteered to go. Mortimer was silent when asked to go. Paula Behr and Mortimer chastised Flippy for his actions prior to Exodus and ignored him as he waved goodbye as he entered the Cog building. Mortimer refused to forgive him for Exodus and the Cogs.

The Toons successfully took back the building and shut down Operation Sever.

### *Justice*

Mortimer returned in "Aftershock" when he and the Toon Council discussed a plan of attack for a coordinated strike on Cog headquarters. He voted against a funeral for Flippy and received backlash from Eileen Irenic as a result.
On Election Night in "Voice to the Chorus," Mortimer Myles won reelection to the Toon Council, despite running a dirtier campaign.

In "Trouble," it was revealed that Mortimer had pressured Sepulchra Rigor under duress to write a largely false autopsy for two Toons who perished in the Oak Street tunnel collapse, the point being to undermine and ruin Constance Miller before she took office. Mortimer was aided by Paula Behr and Ahab Ishmael, but his duplicity was discovered and he was forced to resign. Though charges were leveled against him, he settled out of court for a monetary amount. He was replaced by Vidalia VaVoom and his career was ruined. He later attended the Inauguration but was visibly displeased about it.

## Character

### Namesake

Mortimer Myles derives his name from Mortimer Mouse, the original name for Mickey Mouse before Walt Disney's wife had him change it to Mickey.
Chip Elief

**Chip Elief** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Chip is the eldest son of the Chequer of Scuridiae during the War. He was heir apparent until his death.

## Appearances

### *War*

In 723, the Chequer learned that Chip, his son and heir, was embezzling millions of marks from the Kingdom. This negligence dug the Kingdom into copious amounts of debt, turning Summer Sun allies against them. In "Never Trust a Fox," in Chip's only appearance, Vincent confronted Chip in a rage. When Chip denied wrongdoing then openly admitted to it without remorse, Vincent furiously tossed Chip off a balcony of Bucktooth Castle.

## Trivia

* Chip is named after Chip from the famous Disney duo Chip and Dale.
Sepulchra Rigor

**Sepulchra Rigor** is a guest character in *Rewritten,* the first season. She was promoted to recurring status in *Justice.*

In terms of the series narrative, Sepulchra is the town mortician.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Sepulchra made her first appearance in "The Last Laff" while in her human form in Fantasyland as the mortician. She helped Chief Constance Miller with the three mysterious bodies that appeared on the same night, dead from ruptured hearts, three years ago and still unidentified.

Sepulchra was mentioned in "Darkness on the Edge of Town;" she was on the list of people Eileen Irenic suspsected of treason.

Sepulchra reappeared in "Clandestine" when she informed Constance Miller that the remains recovered from the bunker in Chipper Acres in "Evil Incarnate (Part 2)" were not in fact Alice Carver's. Instead, they were a monkey's named Geneva George.

### *Justice*

In "Trouble," Sepulchra was given the corpses of the two Toons killed in the Oak Street tunnel collapse. She wrote the autopsy but was forced under duress by Mortimer Myles to doctor the report to say the Toons starved to death, which would imply that they died because they weren't saved in time by Constance Miller and her Toon Patrol. The truth came out shortly thereafter when Dr. Hyla Sensitive, an old school friend, confronted her. Sepulchra admitted to the truth, wracked with guilt.

## Character

### Namesake

Sepulchra Rigor's name comes from two words: "sepulchral" and "rigor mortis." "Sepulchral" means "of or relating to a tomb or interment." "Rigor mortis" is the seizing of the limbs after death.

## Trivia

* Sepulchra's flippant and sarcastic personality is a producer favorite. Subsequently, they brought her back for another episode ("Clandestine").
* Sepulchra was promoted to recurring status for the second season, but only appeared once.
Natter dating site

On May 4th, notter user someBODY discovered that Natter had returned in the form of a forced het dating site. Just like the original natter, this new site also had shitty programming and was probably a front for something shady.

## About

Upon entering the site you are required to make an account. However since this site is entirely different from the previous, it will have to be a new account.

Once in, you are forced to build your hetsona, adding a picture and listing your interests to attract as many people of the opposite sex as you can.

Though most of the site is free, to perform basic tasks like responding to messages, chatting with others, and writing diary entries, you need to sacrifice your credit card details to the site, with paying upwards of up to $59.95 (prices are in AUD) for one measly month, or $27.50 for one sexy year of winking and basic functionality.

It should be noted that the site does not like you using photos that aren't yourself. Photos ripped off the internet or anime characters are not allowed and you will probably get banned :(. So we recommend you go on 'this person does not exist' and get a photo from there! However you should not go on this site as its a massive waste of time and there's nothing to do.
Bosworth Mallard

**Prince Bosworth Mallard,**later **Bosworth Becker,** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Bosworth is a Prince of Mallardia during the War. He is the cousin of King Swan XX and Queen Swan XXI. He eventually becomes a Founder of Toontown.

## Appearances

### *War*

Bosworth Mallard debuted in "The Lamps Are Going Out." After his father, Richard Mallard, made a public rush for the throne against Bosworth's cousin, King Swan XX, Bosworth sought to derail the coup. He enlisted the help of his grandmother, Emmeline of Capet. Together, they pledged loyalty to Swan before the court. The coup was unsuccessful.

Mallardia fell to Vulpus in 716. Beakfield Manor was sieged in "Lest We Forget," sending Bosworth and his family fleeing north to Willie, and then to Simeone. At Vinesteeple, Bosworth attended the hasty coronation of his cousin, Bella Mallard, as Queen Swan XXI.

Bosworth escaped Cartonia with his family in "Bless My Homeland" and helped settle Toontown in "Until I Die." During the year wandering the Expanse, Bosworth and his brother Albion discovered a colony of foxes living in the Unforgiving Mountain range. The colonists, led by Oster, ferried the future founders over the mountains. After the settlement of Toontown, Bosworth was appointed as the first leader of Sealand (which would eventually become the Docks). Bosworth changed his surname to Becker, and remained on the Toon Council during the formative years of the town.

## Character

### Namesake

Albion's name comes from the Battle of Bosworth Field that deposed King Richard III of England. Bosworth is the son of Richard Mallard, who is partially based on Richard III.

Bosworth's surname is derived from Mallard ducks.

## Trivia

* Bosworth's wife is named Izzie Gaunt, a name derived from Izzie Warwick and John of Gaunt, both Lancastrians in the Wars of the Roses.
Minnie Mus

**Queen Minnie** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Minnie is the Queen of Willie during the War, wife of King Mickey XI.

## Appearances

### *War*

Queen Minnie made her only appearance in "Lest We Forget" during the 716 fall of Willie. Minnie, King Mickey XI, Crown Prince Mitch Mus, and his five children attempted to flee to Canis, but were captured by foxes in Capricon. The Mus royal family was imprisoned in the House of Intended Design in Yefoxerinburg, Vulpus. There, they were all slaughtered by the foxes.

## Character

### Namesake

Minnie is named after Minnie Mouse. She was partially based on Empress Alexandra of Russia, though she shared this basis with Marley Mus.
Bob Barker

**Bob Barker** is a recurring character in *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Bob Barker is the Head of the Bank of Toontown.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Bob Barker made his first appearance in "Countdown" when he paid Councillor Vidalia VaVoom in her office about the imprisonment of Clarabelle Cow in his bank. He worried that her continued incarceration there would help contribute to an economic collapse spawned by Toon uncertainty in the bank's safety. He brought before the Toon Council a financial report in "Welcome to Toontown," warning against excessive police spending to maintain incarceration of the Cartonians. He advocated for adoption of the house arrest petition. Facing no alternative to financial ruin should they keep the Cartonians imprisoned, the Toon Council adopted the house arrest petition, and the five non-fox Cartonians were released to society.

Bob appeared in "Song of the Siren" at the candlelit vigil for the Toons lost to the Cogs.

Bob locked down the bank in "Out of the Frying Pan" after the explosion of the *Chipper*. He admitted Piggy Pie and Doctor so that Piggy could access her mother's safety deposit box.

## Character

### Namesake

Banker Bob Barker is named after Banker Bob in Toontown Central. He was originally going to be named Bob Banker but the author changed it to Barker to avoid being too direct.
Team Kurenai

**Members** |  Inuzuka Kiba
 Aburame Shino
 Hyūga Hinata

**Team Kurenai**, also known as **Team 8**, was a ninja team led by Yūhi Kurenai. The team specialises in tracking and locating through the use of the Hyūga clan's Byakugan, the Aburame clan's bugs, and the Inuzuka clan's dogs as well as Kiba's own heightened sense of smell. When Kurenai became pregnant in Part II, Hatake Kakashi took over as the squad leader on some of their missions.

Along with the other members of the Konoha 12, Team 8 had regrettably decided to personally kill Uchiha Sasuke in order to stop him from sinking any lower as a missing-nin and risk causing a devastating international war as a result, but were persuaded by Uzumaki Naruto that he alone will take care of it.

Ultimately, however, Naruto was able to defeat Sasuke and turn him back to good. Alongside Team Kakashi, Team Kurenai was the only team not to lose any members throughout Part II (Team Asuma losing their leader, Team Guy losing Hyūga Neji), though Kurenai herself was put on maternity leave to take care of her daughter Sarutobi Mirai. She returned to active duty when her daughter was old enough.
Sairene Rendle

**Sairene Rendle** is a recurring character in *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Sairene Rendle is a member of the Free stationed in Vannastadt.

## Appearances

### *Revolution*

Sairene Rendle made her first appearance in "Outlast Your Queen," when she rescued Eileen Irenic and Mickey Elias from the streets of Vannastadt. She moved them to a safehouse, but was unable to save Hyla Sensitive from execution.

Sairene moved Mickey and Eileen out of Vannastadt in "Hang Together," and subsequently reunited them with Piggy Pie and Alice Carver. Sairene linked up with Benjamina and Usa Uhuru, and the three discussed the taken Harmony Crown as well as the three Toons held captive at Antlerstag. They agreed to set off in that direction, but Mickey then collapsed. The group sought medical help for him in "Assailants Unknown," and progressed further into the Death Fields. Sairene, however, returned to Vannastadt to assist with the coming revolution.

Sairene rescued Mickey from the Death Fields in "Toontown Asunder" after the fall of Vulpus. She saw the Toons off when they departed the Vale of Vulpus at the conclusion of the revolution.

"Afterword" revealed that Sairene became the deputy Ambassador from Cartonia to Toontown, serving for nearly thirty years under Usa Uhuru.

## Trivia

* Sairene Rendle is named after Irena Sendler, a Polish woman who saved thousands of Jewish children from the Holocaust.
Caribou Atlas

**Caribou Atlas** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Caribou Atlas is a soldier of Cervidium during the War with undying loyalty to the Stag and the Kingdom.

## Appearances

### *War*

Caribou Atlas made his sole appearance in "In the Trenches of Despair" during the summer of 711. He and his friends were enjoying drinks in a pub near the Mallardian border. All three considered themselves war heroes despite having committed atrocities against the ducks of Mallardia. They attempted to flirt with local woman Amelia Prance and her friends, but were rebuffed. Amelia further called them murderers. Caribou led his friends in an assault on the does, attempting to lock them in the public town pillory. They were stopped by a passing army general, who black-barred all three for their intransigence.

## Character

### Namesake & Purpose

Caribou Atlas's name references two types of deer. His character was created to highlight the fanaticism toward the Stag, mirroring that toward the Vixen Queen. It was based on fervor for Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini in World War II.
Shea Ernestevara

**Shea Ernestevara** is a recurring character in *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Shea is a prominent leader of the Free, part of the group known as the Big Four.

## Appearances

### *Revolution*

Shea Ernestevara made her first appearance in "Terminal" when the leaders of the Free (known as the Big Four - Culper Tallmadge, Usa Uhuru, and Pyotr Osvoboda) gathered in the ruins of Talonclaw Castle just over a week before the coming revolution. Shea was the closest thing the Free had to an army general. She was overseeing the large-scale invasion of Vista.

Shea led the charge into battle in "Vulpus Aflame," initiating the revolution. She perished in battle.

## Trivia

* Shea is named after Ernesto Che Guevara, a renowned revolutionary.
Drema Yawn

**Professor Drema Yawn** is a guest character in *Justice* and recurring character in *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Drema Yawn is a doctor specializing in somnology, or the study of sleep. She is also privately a BioFreak, and one of the last in Toontown. She assisted the Tog taskforce in putting the Togs to sleep to block their subconscious communicating with the Cogs.

## Appearances

### *Justice*

Professor Drema Yawn made her first appearance in "Edicts of War" when she was sent by her friend, Slate Oldman, to aid the Tog taskforce by putting all of the Togs to sleep. The manner in which she carried herself and how she put the Togs to sleep made Professor Pete, Alice Carver, and Bradley Wolfe weary, but her over-the-top personality was a facade to hide the fact that she is a BioFreak. Drema's ancestors were experimented on by the deer of Cervidium and given the power to put others to sleep, at the cost of having perpetual insomnia. She returned in "By a Preponderance" to help wake up and cure the Togs beneath Toon HQ.

### *Revolution*

Drema returned in "Tarry Not the Final Quest" when she and her daughter were both evicted from their home in Dreamland and sent to the marshes of Sellbot Headquarters. She volunteered her BioFreak abilities for Toontown's pending uprising. She also presaged to Constance Miller and Vidalia VaVoom that a third BioFreak family resided in Toontown, though she was unaware of their identity.

Drema used her sleeping powers to induce sleep over Toon Hall in "For Tomorrow We Die" and free Kilo's triplets.

Drema and her daughter jointly used their powers to put over 300 fox soldiers to sleep in Dreamland, where they were massacred by the Toons.

## Character

### Namesake

Drema is named after and based on Professor Yawn, an NPC who works at Deep Sleep for Cheap! on Lullaby Lane. Her first name is a shakeup of the word "dream."

## Trivia

* Drema Yawn's demeanor was inspired by Professor Sybil Trelawney from *Harry Potter*.
Philippa Hornover

**Queen Philippa Hornover**is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Philippa is the last Queen of Capricon during the War, wife of Edward XIV..

## Appearances

### *War*

Queen Philippa made her only appearance in "Fall As Lucifer Fell" during the 711 surrender of Capricon. Her husband and King of only ten days, Edward XIV, was forced to surrender to the Granite Bloc. The Hornover family was stripped of their titles and power and moved into house arrest in Baahaa. Philippa, pregnant with a child and feeling hopeless at the family's prospects, lamented to her husband that the war was not worth it and Capricon was doomed by their involvement with the Summer Sun. She later gave birth to Eddie Hornover in exile.

Philippa, her husband, and her son, all died of the War Plague in 713.

## Character

### Namesake

Philippa's name came from a character in the TV series *World Without End.* Her married surname Hornover is based on the Royal House of Hanover, which ruled Great Britain from 1714-1901.
Askari Juu

**Askari Juu** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Askari Juu is a soldier of Phantine.

## Appearances

### *War*

Askari Juu made her sole appearance in "In the Trenches of Despair" during the Siege of Hornhall in 711. She and her unit arrived just as the Lord of the castle, Prince Ralph Hornover, was to surrender. Though the siege's leader, Glaucous Oldman, promised clemency for the siege survivors, Askari and her fellow Granite Bloc soldiers killed everyone inside the castle under Glaucous's orders.

## Character

### Namesake & Purpose

Askari Juu’s name comes from Swahili. It literally means “soldiers on.” An askari was an East African local serving in the armies of the colonial powers. Her character was created to show the perspective of a soldier forced to do horrible things in the name of war.
Richard Mallard

**Prince Richard Mallard**is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Richard is a Prince of Mallardia during the War. He is the uncle of reigning King Swan XX.

## Appearances

### *War*

Richard Mallard made his first appearance in "The Lamps Are Going Out." In October 708, ten months into the war, the Lords of Mallardia were vastly discontent with the ongoing war and high costs. Richard capitalized on the chaos by launching a fabricated claim for the throne. He recruited an ally to pose as the purported true father of reigning King Swan XX in order to challenge his legitimacy. Unfortunately for Richard, despite having a case and allies, he was thwarted by his mother, Grand Dowager Queen Emmeline of Capet. She systematically undid his case, and turned all of his allies against him. Even his own sons, Bosworth and Albion, opposed him. In punishment, Swan sent Richard to the frontlines to lead the troops on the southern border.

At some point in February 713, Richard died of the War Plague in Castle Severn.

## Character

### Namesake

Richard is named after and partially based on Richard III of England, who came to the throne under suspicious circumstances, after the young King Edward V disappeared from the Tower of London along with his brother.

Richard's surname is derived from Mallard ducks.

## Trivia

* Richard's wife is named after Annie Warwick, who became Queen Anne of England upon her husband's ascension to the throne.
Gloria Berryessa

**Gloria Berryessa** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Gloria Berryessa is a hydrologist from Mallardia with a keen knowledge of bell-mouth spillways, thus chosen as a passenger on the expedition out of Cartonia. She was present in the control room at the Vulpus Dam when it collapsed.

## Appearances

### *War*

Gloria Berryessa made her only appearance in "Bless My Homeland" on November 11, 725, when the escapees reached the Vulpus Dam. There, she and her associates regulated the raising of the Dam's water level to facilitate escape when they were set upon by foxes. Gloria Berryessa was killed before the Dam collapsed.

## Character

### Namesake

Gloria Berryessa is named after Lake Berryessa in Napa, California, notable for its bell-mouth spillway. Bell-mouths are also called glory holes; hence, Gloria.
Celeste Oldman

**Celeste Oldman** is a supporting character in *War.*She made a prior guest appearance in *Rewritten.*

In terms of the series narrative, Celeste Oldman is the wife of Azure Oldman, a Prince of Leprolia and Councillor of the Brrrgh. She became one of the original founders of Toontown when she and her family fled Cartonia. She is an ancestress of Slate Oldman.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Celeste Oldman made her first appearance in "The Blizzard Wizards" in a flashback scene depicting the death of her father-in-law, Glaucous Oldman, only a few months after the settlement of Toontown. Her husband, Azure Oldman, picked up the duty of Councillor of the Brrrgh. Months later, she gave birth to their son, Cobalt. To their mutual horror, Cobalt inherited Azure's BioFreak ability to control snow.

### *War*

Celeste returned in "Something Wicked" after her husband, Azure Oldman, was turned into a BioFreak in 718 by a poisonous gas launched by the deer of Cervidium. She tended to him and tried to help him control his power to bend snow. She vowed to keep his condition secret. Fear that his secret would come to light after an edict verifying BioFreak existence in "Requiem Aeternum" caused Celeste to flee with her husband to Canis, where outcasts were more widely accepted.

Celeste and her family left on an expedition to flee Cartonia on November 3, 725, in "Bless My Homeland." They passed through enemy territory and reached the Vulpus Dam on November 11. By providence, Celeste managed to escape the collapse of the Vulpus Dam. She wandered the Expanse with her surviving family in "Until I Die" until they reached the site that would become Toontown. During the year of wandering, Celeste became pregnant, and months later birthed their son Cobalt. Azure's affliction from the gas in Cartonia was carried into Cobalt, and the ability to control snow continued to descend through the male line of the Oldman family to the present day.

## Character

### Namesake

Celeste's first name is a shade of blue, a trend in the Oldman royal family.
Monica Oll

**Sergeant Monica Oll**, also known as **Sergeant O**, is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Monica is a Sergeant of the Army of Porcinia during the War, and commander of the refugee community O Camp. She became a Founder of Toontown and the inaugural holder of the position of Chief of the Toon Patrol.

## Appearances

### *War*

Monica Oll made her first appearance in "Too Close to the Sun" during the evacuation of northern Porcinia in 717. The overwhelming of the Porcinian trenches at the Psittancynesian border forced King Bacon IV to issue an evacuation mandate for northern communities. Monica was put in charge of O Camp, a few miles from Canis. She received her refugees in batches, including Diana and Lana Loudoun.

Monica remained in command of O Camp throughout the remainder of the War, until its 725 liberation in "The Good Must Associate." During that event, she learned that its purpose was to rescue Diana Loudoun as the new heir to Porcinia, and deliver her to Canis for an expedition south out of Cartonia. Monica demanded a place for herself, which was granted.

The passengers left Canis in "Bless My Homeland," and reached the Vulpus Dam on November 11, 725. Monica joined the storming of the Vulpus Dam and helped bring it under passenger control. She later escaped the collapse of the Vulpus Dam, sailing out on the flood.

Monica settled Toontown in "Until I Die" and was later elected as the first Chief of the Toon Patrol, the town's police force. She married Dane Mastiff in the first interspecies marriage on town soil. He would succeed her as Chief.

## Character

### Namesake

Monica's first name was randomly chosen, but her surname was selected to align with O Camp. She summed it up when first introducing herself: "Easy to remember. O Camp. Sergeant O," ("Too Close to the Sun").
Special Doctor

The **Special Doctor** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, the Special Doctor is a medical practitioner and torturer employed by Cervidium to oversee the first BioFreaks.

## Appearances

### *War*

The Special Doctor made his only appearance in "Requiem Aeternum" shortly before the 720 jailbreak of the first nine BioFreaks in his charge. The Special Doctor was the one overseeing the study of the BioFreaks, employed by Stag Ellis. He was ostensibly replacing the one that Deirdre Elkton killed upon her conversion.

## Trivia

* The Special Doctor's name is never said, but he is meant to be a parallel for Josef Mengele, the Nazi doctor in command at Auschwitz.
Grath

**Grath** is a guest character in *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Grath is the Matron of the Mill of Western Vulpus, a tacit member of the Free.

## Appearances

### *Revolution*

Grath made her only appearance in "Hang Together" when Alice Carver, Usa Uhuru, Piggy Pie, and Benjamina visited her lumber mill en route south. Grath was introduced to Alice, the heir to Simeone, but she was not impressed by her. She was also disgusted by Alice's interspecies marriage. Despite her misgivings, she allowed the Toons and Free to spend the night undetected by the fox overseer.
Pearl Ament

**Pearl Ament** is a guest character in *Justice*and*Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Pearl Ament is one of the three members of the Election Committee, specializing in the Mayoral elections. She is also the titular head of the Committee.

## Appearances

### *Justice*

Pearl Ament made her first appearance in "Dim as an Ember" with the other two members of her Election Committee, Ballot Boxer and Bree Sinct. Pearl specialized in the Mayoral elections. Ballot, Bree, and Pearl are usually Toon Resources officers in Toon Headquarters. Pearl was the head of the Election Committee but visually only showed any interest for the Mayoral elections. The results were counted and revealed in "Voice to the Chorus."

In "Song of the Siren," Pearl and the Election Committee were recruited to divide Toontown into groups for the celebratory dinner cruises organized by the Toon Council. Ballot, Bree, and Pearl allocated themselves to the first cruise. She died in the ship's explosion in "Wistful Oceans."

## Character

### Namesake

Pearl Ament's name is a play on the word of "parliament."
Bossbot Chief Executive Officer

**The Bossbot Chief Executive Officer** is a recurring character in *Justice,*having previously been a guest character in *Rewritten*.

In terms of the series narrative, the Bossbot CEO is the highest-tiered Bossbot in the line. He oversees all Bossbots and resides in Bossbot Headquarters. In addition, he is the right-hand man to the Chairman and is likely his successor.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

The Bossbot CEO appeared for the first time in "Irenic" when talking with The Chairman about the return of the Toons to Toontown from Exodus.
The Bossbot CEO appeared in the season finale, "Heaven Found," during a roundtable discussion with The Chairman, Sellbot Vice President, Lawbot CJ, and Cashbot CFO. The Chairman ordered the enactment of Operation Sever.

### *Justice*

The CEO returned in the opening scene of "Aftershock" depicting a battle between him and the Toons five months from the beginning of the season. The CEO appeared again in "Out in the Darkness" to brief the Chairman on the extent of the coordinated strike. He cameoed in "In the Sanctum of Hell" when discussing options with the Chairman. He returned in "By a Preponderance" when he reported the bleak outcome of the trial of Clarabelle Cow to the Chairman. Both then left to attend a Bossbot banquet to discuss the Toon question.

At the banquet in "Hearts Ablaze," the CEO watched in shock as the Toons killed the entire entourage of Bossbots. He launched a counterattack alone, and was successful in rendering one Toon sad. He would have destroyed the rest of them when a Big Cheese killed him. The CEO's body went down with the rest of the crag.

In the past, a year prior, the CEO and the other boss Cogs forced Ash Ingalls into the suit of The Chairman.

## Character

### Namesake

The CEO is based entirely on the character from the game, including his appearance and speech.
Macaw Kitt

**Macaw Kitt**, born **Kittevnis Psint-Annenburg-Volta-Antillea,** is a recurring character in *Revolution.*

In terms of the series narrative, Kitt is the reigning Macaw of Psittancyna. After the fall of Vulpus, Kitt became the first independent Macaw since Macaw Lucia.

## Appearances

### *Revolution*

Macaw Kitt made his first appearance in "Assailants Unknown," when he visited Antlerstag and requested that the three Toons (Slate Oldman, Doctor, and Bradley Wolfe) be removed from their torturous confinement on the roof. Despite Doe Halley's protestations, the request was granted by the Doe Mother.

Macaw Kitt invited Doctor and Bradley to dinner while Slate continued to recover in "Tarry Not the Final Quest." He expressed a keen interest in Toontown, but neither Doctor nor Bradley were willing to share much. Kitt took a clear liking to them, of which Doctor and Bradley were wary. The Macaw requested another audience of the two in "Terminal," where he informed them a Free rescue was coming, but it wouldn't be enough to save them. Elsewhere in the same episode, Chequer Alvo IV warned the Free that the Macaw was not to be trusted.

The Macaw departed Antlerstag in "Into a Land So Free," though he attempted to impart another warning to Bradley and Doctor before he went. The two ignored his heeding, and tried to escape. They were captured and thrown in the dungeons again. Kitt's loyalties were then called into question by both the Doe and the Vixen Queen. Vella Vixen demanded to know whose side he was on, and threatened to use a weapon called the Horizon Bomb against Psittancyna.

The Macaw warned Vella of the coming revolution in "For Tomorrow We Die" on the day before it was due to start. This came on the heels of the collapse of the Cervidian government.

The Macaw stayed out of the revolution, which only lasted a day. In "Toontown Asunder," he negotiated with the new provisional government for unconditional independence for the Psittacorum. The request was granted. The Macaw also demanded an aerowings, which he used to visit the Toons as they departed Vulpus.

"Afterword" revealed that Macaw Kitt ruled over independent Psittancyna, the only other nation on the continent besides Toontown and Cartonia. Despite his efforts, the parrots never regained the ability to fly.

## Trivia

* Kitt is named after St. Kitts & Nevis, the Caribbean nation.
Commander Rico

**Commander Rico** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Commander Rico is an army general from Psittancyna during the War who oversaw the hostage situation of Princess Theodora Rose.

## Appearances

### *War*

Commander Rico made his only appearance in "Buried in Satin" during the Scuridio-Psittancynesian invasion of Ursus in 715. During a bombing attack on the newly dug trenches on Sitka Beach, the chipmunks captured Princess Theodora and brought her to Commander Rico as the man in charge. Macaw Arini organized a ransom, which Theodora's father Archibald I paid. However, during the hostage exchange, Commander Rico's aid shot Theodora by accident. They covered up the death and did not return the money.

## Character

### Namesake

Commander Rico is named after Puerto Rico.
Epilogue

**"Epilogue"** is a special episode of *War* following the finale, and is the 74th episode overall. It is the first episode to be a video.

The episode was released on June 18, 2021.

In the video episode, the fates of the major characters in *War* are revealed.

## The Episode

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## Production

The concept of an epilogue was considered toward the end of the season's publication, especially since no direct sequel to the season was planned. Many characters had unresolved storylines, especially those in Cartonia.

The music used for the Toon characters is "Remembrance" by Tommee Proffit. The music for the Cartonians is "Requiem for a Queen" by Jocelyn Pook.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode to be a video.
* This is the first episode to not feature a cast list, as technically no characters actually appear.
* This is the first special episode to air on a date other than Christmas.
* The end-date of the War, September 1, is the historical first day of World War II.
Leprolia

**Leprolia**, officially the **Kingdom of Leprolia**, was a Kingdom of Cartonia, home to the rabbit species. The nation ceased to exist upon Leprolian surrender to the Summer Sun in 723. It was annexed into the Union of Cervidian Centralized States (UCCS) in 725.

Leprolia was located on the Eastern Ocean but did not have an accessible coastline due to cliffs, rocks, and erosion. It bordered Bovo to the north, Capricon and Felexa to the west, and Cervidium to the south.

Leprolia was reputable for its royal family, which was reportedly the oldest in Cartonia. Records stretched back before the Harmony Crown, and delineated an unbroken bloodline of royal rule.

## Geography

Leprolia was known for its rich soil and vibrant farmlands, which originally supplied the burrows within the first rabbits dwelled. Despite the nation's long coastline along the ocean, beaches were inaccessible and rabbits chose to live inland away from the harsh winds and occasional hurricanes.

## History

Leprolia pledged allegiance to the Harmony Crown in the Year 1, thus uniting the Cartonian continent. It precedes Equine Isle and succeeds Mallardia in the rotation.

At the outbreak of the War in 708, Leprolia declared neutrality. This changed in February 709 when Queen Vixen VII of Vulpus abolished the Harmony Crown. Leprolia immediately joined the Granite Bloc alliance in opposition to the Vixen Queen.

After Gallix fell to the Summer Sun in 709, the Petukinau extended royal family arrived in Leprolia's capital, seeking refuge. In a controversial decision, King Cottontail IX had the family executed and sent to Cervidium to avoid retaliation from the Summer Sun. This atrocity was not made public knowledge due to Cervidium claiming responsibility.

Leprolia was the chief leader of the Fall of Capricon in 711. King Cottontail and his son, Glaucous Oldman, presided over the signing of the instruments of surrender when the Kingdom fell.

Leprolia faced fierce invasion over the following years, and lost its tenured leader King Cottontail IX in 721 when he died peacefully in his sleep. He was succeeded by his eldest son as Cottontail X. The new king's rule was short-lived, for Leprolia was soon forced to surrender in 723 following a final string of military defeats. Cottontail X signed the official surrender on the condition that he and his family would be permitted safe passage to flee to Canis. The entirety of Leprolia, save a scrap of northern territory still fighting, was occupied by the Summer Sun. The nation was occupied for a while and not annexed due to a personal spat between Stag Barrow and Vixen VII.

The feud was resolved in 725 when Stag Barrow annexed Leprolia into the newly-formed Union of Cervidian Centralized States.

## Trivia

* Leprolia is named after the collateral adjective for rabbits: "leporine."
* The flag of Leprolia was based on information available from "The Blizzard Wizards" with an added bunny silhouette.
* The capital, Sylvia, is named after sylvilagus rabbits, also known as cottontail rabbits.
* Burrow Court Palace is based on Hampton Court Palace in London.
Navarra II

**Queen Navarra II,** born **Navarra Caligari,** is a main character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Navarra is the final Queen of Equine Isle, reigning during the final years of the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Navarra debuted in "Buried in Satin" after the War Plague pandemic ended in 715. During the plague, she had lost her sister and son. Once the pandemic had subsided, Navarra accompanied her father, Horatio V, to Ursus to discuss the war effort on the Psittancynesian front with their allies: Archibald I, Babar Waarheid, and Bacon IV. The nations agreed to attack Psittancyna, but it backfired when the parrots correctly anticipated their move and launched a counterinvasion of Ursus.

Navarra attended the 719 Granite Bloc summit in "Two Moths Drawn to the Flame" with her father.

During the 723 invasion of Equine Isle in "Never Trust a Fox," Navarra arranged for her and her family to escape to Ursus. Though King Horatio V was hesitant, he ultimately joined them. From Ursus, Navarra watched as Equine Isle was captured by the Summer Sun and annexed into Vulpus.

Horatio V died on December 31, 724, after 72 years on the throne. Though the family was in exile and without a kingdom to rule, Navarra nonetheless succeeded her father as **Queen Navarra II**. She would later witness on live television the execution of her brother and other members of her family, crimes committed by the Summer Sun.

Navarra's reign was extremely short. By the autumn of 725, Navarra and her family were selected as passengers on the expedition south out of Cartonia. In "The Good Must Associate," she wholeheartedly supported the mission and prepared to leave exile in Ursus and meet up with other passengers in Simeone. She butted heads with Archibald I of Ursus, who believed that monarchs should stay and fight. Navarra knew there was no hope. In joining the expedition, her reign-in-exile effectively ended after only ten months. Hundreds of passengers in Simeone, Navarra included, were shepherded through occupied Phantine into Canis, where they were given an orientation on the plan to escape.

Navarra and her family left Canis on November 3, 725, in "Bless My Homeland." They reached the Vulpus Dam on November 11, where it was destroyed in the process of their escape. Navarra survived, having been aboard the first waste receptacle. Navarra wandered the Expanse for a year in "Until I Die" until they reached the site that would become Toontown.

## Character

### Namesake

Navarra's name is taken from the Kingdom of Navarra in Spain. The surname is inspired by Caligari Carnival from *The Carniverous Carnival*.
Jeanette Kinnar

**Senator Jeanette Kinnar**is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Jeanette Kinnar is a Senator for the Kingdom of Mallardia during the War. She later joins the expedition south to Toontown but dies on the glacier just north of the settlement. The Kinnar Glacier and mountain range is named in her honor.

## Appearances

### *War*

Jeanette debuted in "Lest We Forget" during the 716 fall of Mallardia. She was put in charge of spiriting Crown Princess Bella Mallard to safety. While the two hid at the edge of the gallery of Beakfield Manor, they witnessed the Vixen Queen murder King Swan XX. Jeanette and Bella hastened out of the castle with the rest of the Mallard royal family, and traveled safely into Willie and Simeone. Mallardia was occupied by Vulpus, and the Senate was abolished. Jeanette entered exile in Simeone, and attended the coronation of Bella Mallard as Queen Swan XXI.

Jeanette escaped Cartonia and wandered the Expanse with the other surviving passengers for a year. On the first of October, 726, Jeanette froze to death on the glacier north of the site that would become Toontown. Despite her death being taken as a potential omen, the town was settled. The mountain range and the glacier on which she died were named in her memory.

## Character

### Namesake

Jeanette Kinnar's name is an anagram for Jeanette Rankin, an American politician from Montana. She was the first woman to hold American federal office. She served two non-consecutive terms in the United States House of Representatives, from 1917-1919 and from 1941-1943. In her first term, she was one of fifty to vote against American entrance into World War I. In 1941, she was the sole vote against entrance into World War II. She is the only person to vote no on both articles of war. She famously stated, "As a woman, I cannot go to war--and I refuse to send anyone else either."

## Trivia

* In "Trial of the Lawbots," Jeanette Kinnar is said to be one of the original founders of Toontown, but she died on the mountains north of Toontown. The settlers named the range in her honor.
Librarian Larry

**Librarian Larry** is a guest character in *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Larry is the librarian of the Library of Toontown.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Jerockle made his first appearance in "Truth Will Out." He provided a library card to Jerockle Padraic under Doctor's supervision.

## Character

### Namesake

Librarian Larry is based on the NPC from the Library in Toontown. A surname was not given in the episode, and one was not devised for this character sheet either.
Cliff Cleff

**Chef Cliff Cleff** is a guest character in *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Cliff Cleff is an Executive Chef and teacher in Melodyland who is recruited to cook the meals aboard the *Chipper*.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Chef Cliff Cleff made his first appearance in "Song of the Siren" when he was introduced on live television as the Executive Chef aboard the *Chipper* during the celebratory dinner cruises that rewarded the Toons for their long victorious struggle against the Cogs. On the ship's maiden voyage in "Wistful Oceans," Cliff died in the explosion.

## Character

### Namesake

Cliff Cleff is based on the NPC, who owns the Treble Chef Cooking School on Alto Avenue.
Katherine Becker

**Katherine Becker Yorcaster**is a recurring character in *Revolution* and a guest character in*Contact.*

In terms of the series narrative, Katherine Becker is a citizen of Toontown and the heir to the Kingdom of Mallardia.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Katherine Yorcaster made her first appearance in "Out of the Frying Pan" when she confided in her husband and daughter that she was the heir to Mallardia, having learned of this from Mickey Elias. After the *Chipper* exploded, Katherine and her family were taken to the Mayoral Vault for safekeeping.

After Queen Vixen XXXI arrived in Toontown in "Into the Fire," she was quickly murdered by her daughter, Vella Vixen (Blair Fawkes). The newly-crowned Queen Vella I demanded that Toontown produce the seven heirs to Cartonia. She declared that if they were not brought forth, Toons would be slaughtered. As time went on, Katherine and the rest of the heirs had no choice but to submit themselves to Vella, who intended to return the heirs to Cartonia and have them take their thrones. Though none of the heirs wanted this, Queen Vella and the foxes insisted upon it. In Cartonia, a resistance to Vulpine authority known as the Free had risen and demanded home rule and autonomy. As each heir was allowed one guest to accompany them, Katherine chose her husband, Henry Yorcaster. As a way to ensure the family would not be separated, Slate Oldman chose Mary Yorcaster as his guest. The seven heirs and their guests departed from Toontown aboard *The Imperial Conqueror* and began to sail north to Cartonia.

### *Revolution*

Katherine and her family sailed north to Vulpus in "Aurora." They were briefly housed in the Rook of Vulpus before being carted off to the historic House of Intended Design and gassed to death on national television.

Katherine survived in "Billow and Breeze" along with her family. They were rescued by the Free and brought to a vineyard in Mallardia, a safehouse where they'd work to garner support from the locals for the Free's upcoming revolution. The Beckers were joined by Cale Metfin.

The bodies of the Beckers were discovered in "Assailants Unknown." All three had been killed by Scuridian pirates.

## Character

### Namesake

Katherine is named after Katherine of Aragon, the first wife of King Henry VIII. Her married surname is a combination of York and Lancaster, the warring dynastic families of the 15th century in England. Their battle for the throne was known as the War of the Roses.

Her maiden name, Becker, is an assumed name of Queen Bella Mallard, who changed her name upon arrival in Toontown. It is likely a reference to her father, Swan XX, who was born as Beck Mallard.

## Trivia

* Katherine was originally intended to have a much larger role, but all of it was axed.