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Doctor Jeckle

**Doctor Jeckle** and Mr Heckle were the joint leaders of the Mob of the Maroon Magpie in the Prime Universe.

Originally a pair of ordinary magpies, they were captured by Professor Scarper and his robot assistant and mutated into anthropomorphic beings in order to be presented to Scarper's First Horde overseers as a proof-of-concept for Scarper's proposal of using mutated animals as operatives. The two magpies also received their names from Scarper, who was a noted enjoyer both of classic science-fiction novels and of classic cartoons. (PROSE: *The Salamandyrs and the Automata*)

They were personally present in 1994 during the Mob's first encounter with the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. (PROSE: *The Mob of the Maroon Magpie*)

## Behind the scenes

The two magpies' names are a double pun, simultaneously referencing *Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde* and the classic cartoon magpie characters Heckle and Jeckle.
Fairy Godparent

**Fairy Godmother**, or occasionally **Fairy Godfather**, was the role of a benevolent figure in various fairy tales. The literality and significance of the name varied from one tale, and one actual universe, to the next.

A Fairy Godmother famously played a part in the story of Cinderella. There were many versions of the tale which played out with a young version of Jenny as Cinderella, and an older, more experienced incarnation of Jenny as the Fairy Godmother. When she was told about this, the 38167th Universe's version of Laura Drake decided to try acting as the Fairy Godmother to a Cinderella-Jenny; as she reflected, “I’d *love* to turn a pumpkin into a vehicle with *science*. And I can do the midnight thing, no problem. I’m always programming self-destruct sequences into things.” (PROSE: *Family Business*)

Sven Allestädes once stated that he thought of himself as something like Greta Överallt's “Fairy Godfather” after he helped her learn to use her shifting powers. (COMIC: *24 Hour Comic 2019*)

Though an actual fairy as well as a friend of the child's mother, Pixie Pristine declined the offer of officially becoming Sophie Everytime's “Fairy Godmother”, preferring to simply be an aunt. (PROSE: *Family Business*)
Electromagnetic Ankh

An **Electromagnetic Ankh** was a handheld device resembling a magnifying glass with a tinted glass lens, in the shape of an ankh. It combined occult and technological powers.

Pythagoras-858 acquired an Electromagnetic Ankh in “an alternate timeline where the Pharaohs defeated the Macedonians and their civilisation advanced well into the 16th and 17th centuries, complete with thaumato-technological advances well ahead of anything Western civilisation [was] doing in […] the early 21st century”. The device could apparently be used to determine whether someone was alive or dead, whether they were under a curse, and whether their soul was still inside their body. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)

When briefly believing that Juliet-178 had angered Odin during their encounter with him, Pythe threatened him with it. He did not actually think the device could do much to harm the God, but banked on him not knowing that. Odin recognised the device as an ankh. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Earth-42

While she, Jenny Anywhere and Greta Överallt were wondering where to go after they thwarted Baron Tarquin, Jenny Everywhere stated that she knew “this great schwarma place on **Earth-42**”. However, Greta ended up heading off on her own, eager to resume her solo dimensional travels. (COMIC: *24 Hour Comic 2019*)
Earth-274

On **Earth-274**, Leonardo Da Vinci became a vampire, meaning he was still around in the 19th century to paint a portrait of Jenny Everywhere which later wound up as an exhibit at the Jenny Everywhere Museum in the Strange and Wonderful House. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Jenny Everywhere Museum*)
Doctor Curious's Castle

**Doctor Curious's Castle** was the lair of Doctor Curious on the planet Triskadeckia in the Jynx Dimension.

## Description

It appeared as an imposing castle of black stone by the side of a dirt road. However, it was concealed by unknown means such that it would be completely invisible unless one was less than twelve feet away from it; to any more distant observer, there would appear to be nothing more than a dying thicket where the Castle actually stood.

Instead of a great entrance hall, a small lobby waited behind its heavy front door, with most of its floor hollowed out to make way for a spiraling staircase that led to Curious's mad-science laboratory. However, it did have more conventionally castle-like amenities including a ballroom, located above-ground, as well as a banquet hall. The latter was decorated in an oddball style which clashed with the Castle's general gothic decor, but not with its owner's fashion sense: the walls were “striped and polka dotted,” and the floor “was painted in swirls that made it look like you were falling”. It was furnished with an “extremely long table”. (PROSE: *The Companions of Doctor Curious*)

## History

Pessimist-242 was held prisoner in the Castle for several weeks after Doctor Curious captured him while travelling the Multiverse. He was eventually rescued along with his Fog Ship when two other Copper-Colored Cupids, Tom-176 and John-181, stumbled onto the Castle by chance and were captured by Curious only to free themselves with the help of Doctor Curious's Monster. As they made their escape from the ballroom in their Fog Ships, the two sets of Cupids crashed through Curious's Castle's wall, much to the mad scientist's displeasure. With his Monster having gone with the Cupids, Curious and the Robot Waiter were left as the Castle's only inhabitants. (PROSE: *The Companions of Doctor Curious*)
Disguise generator

The **disguise generator** was, in one universe, a device capable of changing the user's appearance based on their thoughts. It was able to augment the user extensively, adding anything from common human features to qualities of other animals, and even clothes, although it was seemingly unable to alter the user's appearance *completely* away from their base forms.

Created by an unknown species of extraterrestrial, the device came into the possession of Millard Detweiler, who gave it to his employee, Max Murdock, to test. Murdock proceeded to change his appearance several times, including, once, into a version of himself resembling Jenny Everywhere, although he noted that the device would be improved it were possible to turn it off and if there was a lock feature to prevent the user's appearance from changing every time they involuntarily thought of something. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere is Back for the First Time*)
Ed (Sob Story)

Ed
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In one universe, **Ed** was a young man who once encountered Jenny Everywhere. Although Jenny didn't get along too badly with him, he badly misunderstood her nature, thinking that “Open-Source” was “Open Sores” and not realising that Jenny primarily used her shifting powers to combat evil, not for her personal enjoyment. He was a big fan of *Law & Order*. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere in Sob Story*)

## Behind the scenes

Ed, whose name is not given in COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere in Sob Story*, was an in-universe caricature to Ed Brisson and the main character of Brisson's webcomic *Sob Story*.
Epilogue to Destruction (comic story)

## *Epilogue to Destruction*

Title page of the story.

***Epilogue to Destruction*** was a six-page backup story of “Issue 5” of the *Tales To Behold* subseries of the webcomic *The Cosmic Beholder*. Written and drawn by Paul Hoppe, it was released both in webcomic form and in a limited print run.

## Contents

### Plot

*Hero Hour* covers the surprising appearance of the “New Protectors”, a “new” team replacing the Mighty Protectors who were killed by the Cosmic Solution. Rather than the Young Protectors finally “graduating” to replace their elders, however, this team inexplicably appears to be made up of the same heroes who were killed by the Solution — X-Y-Z-2, Americana, Cro-Man, Gargantuan and Herakles.

Meanwhile, Professor Madison, having sent most of the super-heroes away to “take some well-deserved time off”, is overseeing repairs to the areas of midtown New York that were damaged by the Cosmic Solution, with the help of automated Mechanoids as well as the Human Tree. However, the Commissioner gets a call and informs her that there is a problem on Times Square — namely, a small but dangerous rip in the universe that was caused by the cosmic destruction. They attempt to stuff it with concrete, but it instead swallows up the entire lorry. In the end, it is Rodney who solves the problem by suggesting that they carefully place a garbage-bin container atop the point of singularity, thus turning a safety hazard into an effective form of environmentally-friendly garbage disposal. The Commissioner is still worried and wants to place 24/7 police watch over the result, but is informed by one of his subordinates that they don't have the manpower for that, and gruffly settles for taping a stern warning not to climb inside the bin onto the container.

Madison is then pleasantly surprised when the heroes all return to help her with the rest of the clean-up.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place entirely in Reality Z-25 31-H.

#### Other

* The rip is described as similar in effects to a very small black hole.
* Times Square is located in the middle of Manhattan.

### Continuity

* The story serves as an epilogue to the events of COMIC: *Journey Out Of Misery*, showing the aftermath of the battle against the Cosmic Solution.
* Kate Kerrigan appears on *Hero Hour*. She was introduced in COMIC: *Meanwhile, In Queens*. *Hero Hour* itself was introduced in COMIC: *Interview With A Superhero* and appeared multiple times afterwards.
* The Odds decided to return to New York at the end of COMIC: *Road Trip Of No Return*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Epilogue to Destruction* is available online on the *Cosmic Beholder* blog.
End of the Tour (comic story)

## *End of the Tour*

The full story.

***End of the Tour*** was a three-panel sequel to *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, depicting Peter showing Jenny Everywhere around Quahog.

It was written and illustrated by Cookieboy 2005, and was later placed as the fourth instalment in *Weird Tales featuring Jenny*.

## Contents

### Plot

Having finished showing Jenny Everywhere around, Peter Griffin asks what she thinks of Quahog. Just as Jenny begins to respond, Glenn Quagmire arrives, and asks Peter how old Jenny is. She tells him she isn't interested, saddening him, and tells Peter that her feelings on the town are mixed.

## Worldbuilding =

#### Universes

* This story takes place entirely within an unnamed universe.

#### Locations

* Peter has just finished showing Jenny around Quahog.

#### Individuals

* Cleveland Brown can be seen watching in the background during the second panel.

### Continuity

* This story was a sequel to COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin*, with Peter showing Jenny around Quahog after meeting her in the earlier story.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

The full three-panel comic was released to DeviantArt here.

It was later released to ComicFury here.
Discordia Homeland

The **Discordia Homeland** was the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias' equivalent of the Cupid Homeworld. However, it was not in itself a pocket dimension, instead being located in the skies of a larger, non-empty dimension which may not have been created by Eris Hatenell. Instead of the white celfoam clouds of the Cupid Homeworld, the Discordia Homeland was made up of solid black clouds constantly replenished by the endless expanse of erupting volcanoes on the ground below.

A “few years” prior to 2019, during a routine romanticisation mission on the Prime Earth, Discovery-664 coincidentally encountered members of the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Discordias. He tried to romanticise them, believing them to be large crows, and was captured and brought by them to their Homeland in the Discordia Dimension. Scarlet Wings investigators led by Amity-965 stumbled upon the empty Smog Ship of one of the Discordias, D123-Blackheart, who subsequently became stranded in the Prime Universe, and flew it to the Discordia Dimension, stranding Blackheart. There, they discovered the Drove's true nature, being brought before Eris. After the Discordias threatened to have them all melted down, Amity sent a distress signal to the Cupid Parliament using his two-way communicator, and they were rescued by a battalion of Fog Ships led by Amadeo-378. The Drove, in turn, realised the Crew's nature as their equals and opposites, and elected not to fight them. Upon returning to the Cupid Homeworld, the Cupids immediately reported to the Department of Documentation. In subsequent years, the Cupids had a few more chance encounters with the Discordias, learning that their Hate Potion and the Cupids' Love Potion could cancel each other out completely in either direction. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)
Eighth Doctor (Wednesday and the Doctor)

In one universe, when Wednesday Addams entered the Eleventh Doctor's TARDIS, she had psychic visions of some his other selves, including **one** who allegedly resembled Lord Byron. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Doctor*)

## Behind the scenes

This incarnation of the Doctor is the Eighth Doctor, as played by Paul McGann.

## External links

* ***Eighth Doctor* on the Tardis Data Core Wiki**
Ed Kelley

In one universe, “young **Ed Kelley**” was an associate of the immortal mage John Dee. The two once patronised a dance club in Stoke-on-Trent together. When Dee refused to let Kelley lead him away from his fight with Jenny Everywhere, the two began fighting, with Kelley eventually being pushed out of a window by a seraph summoned by Jenny. (PROSE: *John Dee, Jenny Everywhere: Round One*)

## Behind the scenes

Ed Kelley is evidently named for Edward Kelley, who was the historical John Dee's partner in the 16th century.
Fairy dust

**Fairy dust** was a glowing, magical dust which appeared to be generated by some kinds of fairies.

The Strange and Wonderful House's Anteroom was lit by a “chandelier” whose light source was actually a group of fairies who sat on the fixture. Their falling fairy dust created a magical pillar of cold white fire in the centre of the room, into which guests to the House could step to find themselves transported to the room of their choice. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Anteroom*)
Eddie Munster

In some realities, **Eddie Munster** was a young Werewolf and the son of Herman and Lily Munster.

## Description

### Physical appearance

Eddie was a small child who, even in human form, exhibited lupine features such as sharp teeth and pointed ears. His hair curiously formed a widow's-peak on his forehead despite his young age. (COMIC: *Real Estate-Related Pun*)

## Biography

A version of the Munsters existed in the home universe of the Lich Emperor Junter and his Vampire assistant Ibdis. When the hapless pair found themselves in need of a new apartment, Junter visited the Munsters and met Eddie and Herman Munster. As they talked, Junter inwardly puzzled at the fact that a Monster and Vampire had somehow produced a child who was a Werewolf. Ultimately, Junter and the Munsters were unable to come to an arrangement. (COMIC: *Real Estate-Related Pun*)

## Behind the scenes

Eddie Munster, who makes an unnamed cameo in the *Necroomies* comic strip *Real Estate-Related Pun*, is one of the (copyrighted) protagonists of *The Munsters*.

## External links

* ***Eddie Munster* on the *Munster Wiki***
Eye of Tripoli

The **Eye of Tripoli** was a group or entity who tried to destroy the Internet in one universe. They made their attempt the year after the Vampire King's attack on Jenny's home city, and Jenny “stayed up until dawn” (PROSE: *Camera Shy*) saving the Internet from the Eye. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*, *Camera Shy*) Cha Ni would later remind her of this high deed. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*)
Doom Room

The **Doom Room** was the final room of the Toymaker's Labyrinth, containing the staircase leading up to the exit.

It was so named because it was the location of the three final trials would-be escapees had to go through before they could get to the door, which were much more hazardous than the dangers they were likely to have encountered in other parts of the Labyrinth. These included a giant chess set whose pieces attacked with no care for the proper rules of the game as well as the Mechanical Skeleton. Larrikin-1029 and Pessimist-242 beat both during their trip through the Labyrinth, prompting Tarsa to personally step in as the third trial. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)
Doom Patrol

A ***Doom Patrol*** TV series existed in the home universe of one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere. She thought it was closer to the sorts of adventures her superheroically-inclined incarnations experienced than most other superhero media. (PROSE: *So You're Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

The most famous iteration of the *Doom Patrol* comics, and the one most closely resembled by the 2019 TV series, was the work of Grant Morrison. Jenny Everywhere herself originated on a forum of Grant Morrison fans, making it unsurprising that Jenny thinks there's something in common between the Patrol's world and her own life.
Dionysus

A version of the god **Dionysus** was coaxed out of retirement by the Man in Grey to take a seat on the Interdimensional Pride Council in 2022. This proved ill-advised on the Man in Grey's part as Dionysus reacted negatively to another one of his decisions, namely making a sponsorship deal with the Super Besties Justice Squad which would have meant Stardust would sit on the Council too. A week after this incident blew out, Dionysus attended Jenny Over-There and Dynamite Thor's Pride party at Professor Helvetius's Convenient Pride Decorations Shop. At first he was content to “sit in a corner, observing the merriment”, but before the night's end he ended up dancing with Nyarlathotep. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

## Behind the scenes

In the original version of *A Series of Queer Events*, only up for a short amount of time before this was altered, the deity invited by the Man in Grey onto the Council was Gloon, an eldritch deity from the Cthulhu Mythos, inspired by Dionysus. This was changed when Callum Phillpott was informed that although the character was developed based on hints in a public-domain H. P. Lovecraft story, the name “Gloon” was not itself in the public domain contrary to Phillpott's earlier assumption.
Cupid (The Pessimist's Guide to the Small Screen)

## Unnamed Cupid

A **Cupid**, i.e. a Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, once saw Pessimist-242 sitting in front of his TV set on a small cloud, looking sullen as usual. When the Cupid pointed out to Pessimist that his TV set was not actually plugged in, Pessimist replied that he knew full well, but didn't think it worth the effort because anything that may actually be on the air would have been just as boring to him as sitting in front of the blank screen as he was already doing. (COMIC: *The Pessimist's Guide to the Small Screen*)
Epilogue To The Epilogue (comic story)

## *Epilogue To The Epilogue*

First and only page of the story.

***Epilogue To The Epilogue*** was an epilogue to the second half of the fourth chapter in the *Journey Into Misery* subseries of the webcomic *The Cosmic Beholder*. Written and drawn by Paul Hoppe, it was released both in webcomic form and in a limited print run.

Although Jenny Everywhere was a recurring character in *The Cosmic Beholder*, she only had a short, non-speaking cameo in this story, which instead starred the Terrific Two (Kelly and Jenkins).

## Contents

### Plot

Somewhere in outer space, cosmic consciousnesses connected to the Cosmic Order are awakened to discuss the matter of Earth, heroes from whom have repelled Armagedda and even attacked the Bureau of Singularity. They decide to send two agents to Earth — one, “a solution”, the other, “a questioner”.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place entirely in Reality Z-25 31-H.

### Continuity

* The defeat of Armagedda in COMIC: *Tales To Behold* and that of the Bureau of Singularity in COMIC: *Singularity War* are mentioned.

### Read online

*Epilogue To The Epilogue* is available online on the *Cosmic Beholder* blog.
Eyes of the Hawk (comic story)

## *Eyes of the Hawk*

***Eyes of the Hawk*** was the eighth comic strip of the *Necroomies* webcomic, created by Jonathan Reich.

## Contents

### Plot

O.O.P.'s Plan B in their crusade against Junter is to simply have bow-wielding Ginger shoot Junter with an arrow from a distance. However, despite getting a clear shot, Ginger somehow hits Sam instead, even though she was standing *behind* him. Ginger can only apologetically admit that he is “a really bad sniper” to the injured, and, more importantly, baffled, wizard.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place in the *Necroomies* universe.

### Continuity

* This strip continues the multi-strip story arc which began in the fourth strip, COMIC: *Adventurers and Heroes*, and lasted until the twelfth strip, COMIC: *Lack of Pope*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Eyes of the Hawk* is available online on the *Necroomies* website.
East India Company mobile drone cannon

**East India Company mobile drone cannons** were vintage defence robots known to Jenny Everywhere, who had fought them many times. A mobile drone of this kind was principally made up of a large gatling gun emplacement perched on a pair of spider legs.

During her adventure in the Collapsed Cosmos raiding a billionaire's vault for the Legendary Time Crystal, Jenny and Agrzaan Lurgpin came across such a drone, which had been “restored and polished with considerable effort”. Agrzaan confused its sensors using a smoke bomb, allowing Jenny to dart between its legs and use her scarf to trip it up. Finally, once it was immobilised, Agrzaan destroyed it by “stabbing it in the engine with his thunderbolt-iron dagger”. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias

## The Drove of theDemesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias

The **Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias** were a group of aggressive Clockwork Cherubs who seemed to be the exact antithesis of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. Based in the Discordia Homeland, they used literal apples of discord to cause people to become more hateful.

## History

The Drove were created by a woman named Eris and fashioned in the image of the goddess Discordia.

A “few years” prior to 2019, during a routine romanticisation mission on the Prime Earth, Discovery-664 coincidentally encountered members of the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Discordias. He tried to romanticise them, believing them to be large crows, and was captured and brought by them to their Homeland in the Discordia Dimension. Scarlet Wings investigators led by Amity-965 stumbled upon the empty Smog Ship of one of the Discordias, D123-Blackheart, who subsequently became stranded in the Prime Universe, and flew it to the Discordia Dimension. There, they discovered the Drove's true nature, being brought before Eris.

After the Discordias threatened to have them all melted down, Amity sent a distress signal to the Cupid Parliament using his two-way communicator, and they were rescued by a battalion of Fog Ships led by Amadeo-378. The Drove, in turn, realised the Crew's nature as their equals and opposites, and elected not to fight them. Upon returning to the Cupid Homeworld, the Cupids immediately reported to the Department of Documentation. In subsequent years, the Cupids had a few more chance encounters with the Discordias, learning that their Hate Potion and the Cupids' Love Potion could cancel each other out completely in either direction. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)

As of early 2019, when Eris and the Discordias' entry in the Book of Evil was written, the Cupid Parliament had ordered the Scarlet Wings to be on high alert for any attack from the Discordias, but still forbade the Wings from initiating hostile action against them. (PROSE: *The Book of Evil*)
End of Time

The **End of Time** was the era at the very end of the history of any universe with a finite lifespan, after the stars had died and before its final collapse.

In the Collapsed Cosmos, the End of Time was “dull and foggy somehow rather than truly dark”. The Archons had built the Redoubt there, being able to go back to earlier points in history using the Null-Train. (PROSE: *The Hermetic Garbage of Jenny Everywhere*)
Dogzilla

In Universe Gemini, **Dogzilla** was a mutated, semi-reptilian, building-sized dog.

Dogzilla was the creation of “one of the local mad scientists” from Zed Hudson's home town, who tested an attempt at a “simple growth formula” on a puppy, only to realise he'd instead created a “hypermutation formula” which turned the puppy into a “gigantic, scaly, fire-breathing, radioactive-pooping monstrosity”. Though not malevolent, the puppy retained a playful, excitable and inquisitive temperament, thus causing headaches for Zed and other superheroes whenever he wandered into town. (COMIC: *Zed Vs. Dogzilla*)

## Behind the scenes

Dogzilla's backstory was explained in the author's notes of COMIC: *Zed Vs. Dogzilla*.

His name and the design of the ridges on his back and reptilian tale are a clear allusion to Godzilla.
Dimension Zeta-32-Orangepeel-Grbbrzkwlkglb

**Dimension Zeta-32-Orangepeel-Grbbrzkwlkglb** was the improbable name given by the Faction of the Fooling Fish to a pocket universe they stumbled upon while sailing the Chronon Sea aboard the *Fish'n'Ship*.

Built as a haven by survivors of a pandimensional war, it was warded by a spherical shield of undefined energy which kept out most Void Ships, although with CS-NA's help, the Fish managed to sail their ship through the small gaps in the shield's structure. Their purpose in visiting it was to bring the long-stranded survivors winter presents, bringing back the magic of Christmas to them. Some of the inhabitants of the pocket universe had “cultural memories of magical gift-bringers who travelled in wooden vessels”, suggesting at least some of these survivors may have been descended from inhabitants of reasonably Prime-adjacent Earths with versions of Santa Claus. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Department of Festivities

The **Department of Festivities** was a department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids dealing with holiday matters. Celebration-665 was its Prefect. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)

## History

At some point, Lord Thymon discussed the origins of Halloween with the Department of Festivities. He claimed he had once “[thrown] an enormous fright-themed party on the very concept of October 31, thus spreading said party, in various incarnations, across every occurrence of this date in the Multiversal timeline”. This was allegedly the reason why an inordinately high percentage of worlds had versions of Halloween. However, other dimensional scholars in the Multiverse who had noticed the phenomenon had other purported explanations.

On Halloween 2019, as usual, Celebration-665 and his Department did their best to coordinate the decorating of the Cupid Homeworld. Celebration made a few additional, “more extravagant” suggestions which were overruled by the Cupid Parliament, much to his annoyance; these notably included “creating a new line of sapient Cupids with the sole objective of staffing a walk-through haunted house”. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Doctor Know's computer

**Doctor Know's computer** was an eldritch, supernatural computer owned by the version of Doctor Know who became a member of the Scottish Division of the Multidimensional Finders Service in the 925th Universe. A “large research computer”, it “stored every bit of data contained in Doctor Know’s extensive library” and could also scan other realities and times. Described as an “eldritch monstrosity that only the man himself understood”, it had “seven layers of keyboards filled with all sorts of symbols and buttons”, many of which were illegible, invisible or worse: one button “required the user to shift their hand through the keyboard into the 4th dimension to hit a button made millions of years in the future by a race known as the Heloiglobians”.

Both Talbot and Tetra-None Hepta-Oct tried and failed to use the computer on one occasion, but eventually had to prevail upon the Doctor himself to make it work after the Hydrant retrieved him from the coffee shop to which he had absconded. (PROSE: *Good Crieff - The Tribulations of the Scottish Division*)
El Dorado

One universe's Jenny, who often dreamed of adventures her other selves were having, once dreamt of a Jenny who was “trekking through the Amazon” in search of “the treasures of **El Dorado**”. (PROSE: *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

“El Dorado” originated as a Spanish name for the Muisca zipa who, as part of a ceremony, would cover himself in gold and throw some gold items into a lake. Later legend twisted it into the name of a mythical South American city supposedly holding untold riches. It is unclear whether the “treasures of El Dorado” mentioned in *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere* mean to refer to treasures belonging to El Dorado-the-man, or to treasures contained within El Dorado-the-city.
Dimensional phase stabilizer harness

A **dimensional phase stabilizer harness** was a high-tech harness which would prevent its wearer from being involuntarily shifted by the likes of Jenny Everywhere. One alien gladiator wore such a harness to a fight to the death with Jenny, hoping to negate the advantage her powers gave her, but Jenny took this in stride, noting that the harness didn't prevent her from shifting other things *around* the gladiator. She thus used her powers to give herself scuba gear before shifting in a massive amount of water, flooding the arena. (PROSE: *Jenny Everywhere Took My Breath Away*)
Discovery-664

**Discovery-664** was a Mark VII Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

A “few years” prior to 2019, during a routine romanticisation mission on the Prime Earth, Discovery-664 coincidentally encountered members of the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias, a mysterious “evil counterpart” to the Crew. He tried to romanticise them, believing them to be large crows, and was captured and brought by them to their Homeland in the Discordia Dimension. Scarlet Wings investigators led by Amity-965 stumbled upon the empty Smog Ship of one of the Discordias, D123-Blackheart, who subsequently became stranded in the Prime Universe, and flew it to the Discordia Dimension, stranding Blackheart. There, they discovered the Drove's true nature, being brought before Eris.

After the Discordias threatened to have them all melted down, Amity sent a distress signal to the Cupid Parliament using his two-way communicator, and they were rescued by a battalion of Fog Ships led by Amadeo-378. The Drove, in turn, realised the Crew's nature as their equals and opposites, and elected not to fight them. Upon returning to the Cupid Homeworld, the Cupids immediately reported to the Department of Documentation. In subsequent years, the Cupids had a few more chance encounters with the Discordias, learning that their Hate Potion and the Cupids' Love Potion could cancel each other out completely in either direction. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)
Euclidean Flying Squad

The **Euclidean Flying Squad** was a Geometron peace-keeping organisation in the Euclidean Plane, which frequently frustrated the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' attempt to use Love Potion on the Geometron population. They were led by a Chief, whom the Cupids were keen to find a way to covertly subdue or suborn. (PROSE: *The Euclidean Plane*)
Dragon (Our Strange and Wonderful House)

A **Dragon** was one of the last people to leave the Strange and Wonderful House on the day of its Fall, alongside an incarnation of Jenny Everywhere.

Jenny and the Dragon watched forlornly as a bolt of lightning shot down from the “lead-coloured sky” and struck the House. A blue fire consumed the vast bulk of the House within moments, leaving nothing but ruins which crumbled into the Tarn. After a long moment of silence, the Dragon declared: “So it goes. All things must have their time”, before asking Jenny if she “ha[s] taken everything [she] need[s]”. She showed the Dragon the House seed before pocketing it, and, with no further ceremony, the two walked off elsewhere, leaving behind the silent shores of the Tarn. (PROSE: *Our Strange and Wonderful House*: *The Fall of the Strange and Wonderful House*)

## Behind the scenes

This Dragon could variously be interpreted as any of the multiple Dragons mentioned to inhabit various areas of the House in earlier chapters, as writer Jeanne Morningstar's in-universe avatar (depicted as a Dragon in *Our Strange and Wonderful Family*), or, given the degree to which the Fall of the Strange and Wonderful House is a metafictional analogue for the demise of the Ficly website, as an allusion to Jeanne Morningstar's last-ever Ficly story *other* than *The Fall of the Strange and Wonderful House*, *Facing the Dragon* (which was not otherwise related to the *Strange and Wonderful House* mythos).
Doctor Clinton

In one universe, **Doctor Clinton** was a human scientist studying ways to cure infantile paralysis. Though lacking in funds, he achieved early successes which even reached the ears of Jane 6em35 on Mars. After she stole three million dollars in gold as the Magician from Mars, she gave half to Clinton's assistant, only giving her “Magician from Mars” moniker as a name. To her surprise, Clinton published an open letter in the newspapers thanking the “Magician” for her donation; this inspired Jane to use the other half of the stolen gold to actually become a superhero under the “Magician from Mars” name. (COMIC: *Magician From Mars…*)
Doctor Curious's Monster

“**Doctor Curious's Monster**” was a creation of Doctor Curious, a mad scientist who lived in the Jynx Dimension, being a revived Mark I Clockwork Cherub. Despite having a different brain, the Monster seemed, to some extent, to consider himself continuous with the previously-dead Cupid from whose remains he had been created, and to possess some of his memories.

Determined to have a Copper-Colored Cupid for a friend, but having found, after kidnapping Pessimist-242, that he made for poor company, Curious decided to create his own by sourcing the body of a dead Mark I Clockwork Cherub through contacts at the Interdimensional Tavern and reprogramming it before bringing it back to life, *Frankenstein*-style. After 53 failed attempts, Curious hit upon a method which worked, placing a mysterious, glowing purple jelly, quickened by lightning, in the Cupid's skull instead of a positronic brain. After activating, the Monster acted perfectly pleasant and suggested a feast. However, his good nature won out over his loyalty to his creator when Doctor Curious threatened to kill Tom-176 and John-181 in order to source spare parts with which to make a second Monster from their remains. First destroying Curious's command computer, and later stealing the Story Rewriter 3000 from him, the Monster helped the Cupids escape, and made his way to the Cupid Homeworld with them aboard Pessimist's Fog Ship as they fled. (PROSE: *The Companions of Doctor Curious*)
Director of Singularity

## The Director of Singularity

The **Director** of the Bureau of Singularity was a mysterious man with a blank face and no hair, wearing a well-tailored suit. He usually sat in his office on Floor 239 of the Bureau's headquarters at the Nexus of Realities, and personally monitored the Bureau's work of observing and recording events in a variety of other realities, such as Reality 69-T-0.

After sneaking into said office while invisible, Jenkins and Professor Madison of Reality Z-25 31-H were able to bluff the Director into signing a contract guaranteeing that the Bureau would no longer try to correct Jenkins and Kelly's timeline. After obtaining the contract, they revealed to an aghast Director that they had not actually switched the labels of any of the VHS tapes, contrary to what they'd claimed. (COMIC: *Singularity War*)
Dimension (The Cupid Suggestion Box)

A “mountain-sized” prototype Mark XV Clockwork Cherubs once created by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids ended up wreaking so much havoc on a **whole dimension** that the Copper-Colored Council of Elders, at least one member of whom had witnessed the destruction, intervened to have the whole line scrapped and make sure the definitive Mark XVs would be much smaller. The Council recalled this incident when rejecting Magnification-236's suggestion to make the Mark XVIIIs very large. (PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*)
Emergency Cabal Neutraliser

Abúi's **Emergency Cabal Neutraliser** and Gnomometer both stopped working after she became stranded in the universe of Loxie and Zoot, having been damaged when Abúi was knocked from the air by a stray frisbee shortly after coming through from her own world. (COMIC: *Incognito*)

## Behind the scenes

In the panel where she complains about her broken items, Abúi is holding two devices. In the author notes of the 2012 reupload of *Incognito* as part of *Abúi's Travels*, Reinder Dijkhuis confessed:

The evil-meter appeared in the original *Rogues of Clwyd-Rhan* webcomic.
Ebenezer Scrooge

**Ebenezer Scrooge** was a character in *A Christmas Carol*.

When he was briefly trapped in the Prime Universe's Spirit Realm, and had to “haunt” his friend Juliet-178 to tell her how to physically bring him back, Pythagoras-858 briefly got off-track and started referring to Juliet as Ebenezer, stating in a uncharacteristically formal tone: “*I am here to-night to warn you, that you have yet a chance and hope of escaping my fate. A chance and hope of my procuring, Ebenezer. You will be haunted by Three Spirits…*”. He soon realised the Realm was “messing with his head” and started sounding like himself again. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)

Jenny Everywhere once thought to herself that Scrooge was probably real somewhere in the Multiverse, and indeed that at the very moment she was pondering about this, another one of her incarnations must be in the middle of an adventure with Scrooge. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Eighth Doctor (Third Universe)

A **version of the Eighth Doctor** existed in the Third Universe.

Jenny Everywhere once noted that "some people" got into even more trouble than she did. For proof, she pointed to the Doctor’s TARDIS which, with supreme bad luck, was materialising in the middle of the very firing squad Jenny had just escaped in one universe. (COMIC: *The Late Shift*)

## Behind the scenes

Nothing in *The Late Shift* explicitly identifies the version of the Doctor featured. However, the story was released during Paul McGann's tenure as the current Doctor, making it the natural assumption that he was the one featured.

## External links

* ***Eighth Doctor* on Tardis, the *Doctor Who* Wiki**
Dimensional residue

The Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries' scanner was able to pinpoint Pessimist-242's home dimension by analysing **dimensional residue** he carried. Although they'd never heard of the Cupid Homeworld before, the data they gathered was apparently sufficient for them to use it to travel to the Homeworld, had they possessed means of multiversal travel. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)
Dromedary Man

“**Dromedary Man**” was the stage name of a mutant circus performer in one universe.

Although having a human face, body plan and intelligence, Dromedary Man had hooves in place of hands and a hump on his back. He also possessed telekinetic abilities. He used all of these special abilities to become a circus performer, but was exploited by his boss Mr Haffalife, who rarely let him actually *perform* anything and merely exhibited him as a freak. Jenny Everywhere, who was (in this world) a particular defender of non-humans and mutants, learned of his predicament and decided to help him. She ended up completely reforming Haffalife's fun-fair, notably giving Dromedary Man and the other oppressed circus performers the chance to actually practice their craft earnestly at long last. (COMIC: *The Freak Issue*)
Doctor Fullham

“**Doctor Fullham**” was the pen name used by a *SCP Foundation* writer who also identified himself as **Mike**. He wrote PROSE: *SCP-JEv*, a crossover between the SCP and Jenny Everywhere mythoi. As per SCP custom, the name was also that of the in-universe SCP researcher supposedly responsible for the writing of the file. His profile on the official SCP Wiki read:

## External links

* ***Doctor Fullham* on the SCP Sandbox Wiki II**
* ***Doctor Fullham* on the SCP Wiki**
Discordia Dimension

The **Discordia Dimension** was the universe which housed the Discordia Homeland. It was a “strange dimension” whose inhospitable landscape was made up of an endless number of volcanoes constantly belching up black smoke, which solidified in the sky into the black clouds of smoke on which the Discordia Homeland was built. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)
Elsha Hawk

**Elsha Hawk** is a writer.

She was active on Ficlets and Ficly in the early 2010s. In the latter capacity, she was a major writer on the collaborative book *Our Strange and Wonderful House*, which featured Jenny Everywhere, although Hawk's contributions did not feature Jenny, instead mostly revolving around her own creation, Elshanor.

Her author's bio on Ficly read:

Ficly Blogger-In-Chieftess
I am a self-proclaimed member of the LoA (League of Awesomeness): Mistress of Well-Intentioned Indecision.
Special Needs Teacher, wife, mother of two, center-brained, imaginative, pragmatist. Sometimes I sing. Sometimes I take pictures. Sometimes I doodle or make stuff.
I just have too many irons in the fire.. I like fire.. it is pretty and warm.. I like to dance and sing by the fire, but I am careful. I always remember who I am.
I am Mistress Elshanor of Hawk Manor, Head Librarian, Keeper of the Secret Passageway to Mount Krully, and Keeper of the Ficlinomicon AND Kevin Lawver’s Pen. I think..
Get your ficly fandom on! http://zazzle.com/inkwells\*
I wrote some free ebooks:

Since then, she went on to partner with fellow writer Eddie-Joe Young to form the prolific writing duo “Hawk and Young” and become a successful professional YA, science-fiction, fantasy and dystopia writer, describing herself on her official website as a “fantasy author, poetess,” and editor.

## External links

* **Official Ficly profile**
* **Official Twitter account**
* **Official website**
* **Official *Hawk & Young* Twitter account**
* **Official *Hawk & Young* website**
* **Official *Hawk & Young* Wordpress blog**
Door Demon

An infinity of “**Door Demons**” were used in place of keys by Hilbert's Interdimensional Hotel. When guests arrived at the door of a room, its woodwork would shift into the face of a Demon who would demand that they swear they were authorised, threatening to cast them in the depths of Oblivion if they lied. The Demons' voice sounded “remarkably like the creaking of a door”. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)
Elaine Benes

**Elaine Benes** was a human who was once present in New York City in one universe.

## Biography

She was among those who witnessed Donna Jones climbing atop the Empire State Building, remarking "*It's a bird!*". (COMIC: *St. Patty's at Battery Park*)

## Behind the scenes

Elaine Benes is a character from *Seinfeld*.

### Notes & References

1. ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 1990's *The Stake Out*.
Faceless magician (Magic Trick)

A mysterious **faceless magician** once materialised in the Cupid Homeworld, where he dropped his magician's hat. Despite Pessimist-242 trying to hand it back to him, the magician made a show of being sad to have lost it and then vanished again. The malfunctioning hat proceeded to spew out large numbers of magic white rabbits which flooded the Homeworld for three days. By the time it was dealt with, the Cupids had gained an irrational dislike of cute fluffy bunnies, which seemed to have been the object of the game for the magician from the start, as he laughed upon remotely observing these events by means unknown. He was still “faceless” at this point, thus contradicting Pessimist-242's earlier assumption that he appeared faceless due to a slightly mishandled dimensional jump. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Devastation of Alexas

Early on in the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, Mark 1 Clockwork Cherubs such as Arganthone-056 played a part in an event known as the **Devastation of Alexas**, which, according to Arganthone, involved even worse destruction than that dealt to the Thrashian ecosystem by the New Wellsian Empire. This was early enough in the Crew's history that the Mark 2 Cherubs, such as Juliet-178, were not allowed to participate in the mission, being deemed too young. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Drag-Racing Monkey

In one universe, the **Drag-Racing Monkeys** were a gang of genetically-engineered monkey hooligans, who served as the minions of their Master and creator, a mad scientist. After helping to defeat them, Jenny Everywhere (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere vs. the Drag-Racing Monkeys*) recalled her encounter with Drag-Racing Monkeys as one of her stranger adventures. (COMIC: *Ghost Story*)
Digger-291

**Digger-291** was a Mark III Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. Though anything but unintelligent, he was never happier than when digging holes.

He was among the Cupids assigned to Morningstar 1. After he was tasked with digging a new swimming pool for the Governor and accidentally unearthed seven ancient, dormant Wellsians, he was recruited by Mandragora-257 as his alchemical “apprentice” in the Great Experiment. Unbeknownst to Mandragora, he had already joined the “rebellion” formed by all the Cupids in the base who wished to bring an end to the Governor's tyranny. Faking stupidity so that Mandragora wouldn't be afraid to share his secrets in front of him, he secreted one of the Wellsians away before Mandragora had counted them, and performed his own resurrection ritual in parallel to Mandragora's, succeeding at about the same time.

Accompanying Dactylopius-177, the leader of the rebellion, he and the Wellsian confronted Mandragora, Governor and their own first resurrected Wellsian, with Digger finally revealing his true colours to the “Master”. However, both parties had been wrong to think they could control the Wellsians, who soon turned on their masters; after killing the Governor, they tried to shoot Mandragora, which caused an explosion which destroyed the base. After Governor was killed and the base was destroyed, the guards and rebels forgot their differences and worked together on unlocking the three Fog Ships in the base to get back to the Cupid Homeworld. (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*)
Doctor Cartwright

In the 775th Universe, **Doctor Cartwright** once led Laura Drake to believe that she would never amount to anything more than a dangerous mad scientist. Laura tried to prove Cartwright wrong, but remained insecure about the comment, and it later came back to her when her demo of the Triangular Bisector unleashed Lord Grallyx. (COMIC: *The Demon and the Butterfly*)