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Dave

**Dave** is the owner of Dave's Pawnshop. He was briefly seen in *Supernova*.

## Recent Events

### Supernova

Dave is relaxing and smoking a cigarette outside of his pawnshop when Ace Anarchy descends from above on a slab of concrete, carrying with him a group of villains with bloodstained clothes coming from the battle at the arena. After staring at them for a moment, Dave shrieks and runs off down a side alley.

## Trivia

* Dave is one of the few characters in the Renegades series that is not a prodigy.
Hawthorn

**Hawthorn** was a minor villain in *Archenemies.*

## Recent Events

### *Archenemies*

Hawthorn is performing a heist alongside six other criminals on the Gatlon City Hospital. They steal multiple black garbage bags of medicines to turn into drugs and sell. Hawthorn and the others enter their getaway car and start driving off. Unbeknownst to them, they are being watched by Sketch's team of the Renegades. Sketch uses his ability to create a nail strip on the road, which pops the tires and forces them to exit the vehicle. Hawthorn grabs an automatic rifle and fires at the Renegades, and manages to hit Red Assassin in the leg before climbing up the side of a building using her tentacles. On the rooftop, Insomnia tries to stop her, but Hawthorn throws her off and quickly flees towards the river.

Hawthorn almost makes it to the river before Insomnia and Monarch catch up to her. They have a short scuffle in an alley, ending as Hawthorn wounds Monarch and jumps onto a passing barge. Less than a minute later, a vigilante prodigy known as the Sentinel, but who is truly Adrian Everhart in disguise, leaps onto the barge and starts a brutal fight. They tackle one another and use their abilities, until Hawthorn captures him and throws him into the river. He sinks immediately and is not seen resurfacing.

Multiple days later, Hawthorn's laboratory is discovered and she is captured by Frostbite's team at a storage yard down by the docks. However, the team does not immediately bring her into custody. Instead, they bind her and begin torturing her for information. They use Turmoil's Sound Deadener to prevent her screams from being heard as they demand that she give them the names and addresses of the drug dealers she has been selling to. Before they get very far, the Sentinel reappears to stop them from going against the Renegade code. However, the team simply takes the opportunity to crush Hawthorn's skull and frame the Sentinel for her death.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

Hawthorn had "thorn-covered extremities" and a nose ring.

## Abilities & Skills

### Abilities

* **Thorn-Covered Extremities:** Hawthorn had six massive, tentacle-like arms that she could extend from and retract into her body at will. They were covered in many sharp spikes, and strong enough to climb and fight with.

## Trivia

* While never confirmed or even implied to be an Anarchist, Hawthorn is listed as one in the Cast of Characters at the beginning of *Archenemies*.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Archenemies*, Chapter 1
2. ↑ *Archenemies*, Chapter 2
3. ↑ *Archenemies*, Chapter 27
4. ↑ *Archenemies*, Chapter 28
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 *Archenemies* Cast of Characters
Renegade Council

**The Renegade Council** is composed of the original Renegades who are responsible for ending the Age of Anarchy by killing Ace Anarchy.

The Council is tasked with making decisions for Gatlon City regarding public safety, infrastructure, and more.

They reside in the Renegade Headquarters in Gatlon City.

## Members

### **Current**

* Captain Chromium
* Dread Warden (powers regained)
* Thunderbird (powers regained)
* Tsunami

### **Former**

* Lady Indomitable - killed by Phobia on the same night Nova's family was killed
* Blacklight - killed by Ace Anarchy in *Supernova*
Name Meanings

Marissa Meyer tries to pack meaning behind her names and Renegades is no different.

Nova - Part of the word "Supernova," means "new" in Latin

Adrian - Means "black" or "dark" in Latin

Ruby - Gem inspiried name

Oscar - Manly or masculine, god's spear, champion warrior

Danna - Latin name for the Monarch Butterfly, Danaus Plexippus

Leroy - French for "the king" (le roy)

Honey - Denoting to bee power

Ace - Highest in order when it comes to cards

Winston - The Puppeteer or Joker of the group

Narcissa - Close to the word narcissism - fitting as her power relates to mirrors

Genissa - Portugese, no known meaning

Evander - Scottish, meaning "bow warrior" or "strong man"

Ingrid - Norse, meaning fair & beautiful

Tamaya - From Quechua (Native American), meaning "in the center"

Kasumi Hasegawa - Japanese, meaning "mist," last name meaning "long river"

Everheart - Endurance & strength

Max - English, meaning greatest

Artino - Italian, a derivative from the Latin name Martinus, from Mars, God of war

McLain - Scottish, meaning "son of the servant to St. John"

Silva - Portugese, meaning woodland or forest

Tucker - Old English, to torment

Bell - Old English, a person who might ring a bell to give an alert

Rae - Scottish, timid or shy
Jackals

The Jackals were a gang present in the Age of Anarchy, notable for their part in Ruby Tucker's origin story.

## Description

The Jackals were one of the few gangs to wear a cohesive uniform. They wore black clothes and used creepy masks painted to look like jackals.

## History

### Pre-Series

Shortly before the Day of Triumph, the Jackals raided Ruby Tucker's grandmother's house, searching for any gems or gold she might have hidden after her shop was raided in the years before. One of the members saw Ruby eat a bag full of rubies, and attacked her. Ruby's prodigy ability was activated, and she stabbed the villain in the eye with her crystallized blood and scared off the gang.

The Jackals are not seen or mentioned again, and may have been disbanded with the majority of the villain gangs in the Day of Triumph.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Renegades*, Chapter 21
2. ↑ *Renegades*, Chapter 1
Phobia

***Spoiler Warning***

*This article contains major plot details from the Renegades series.*

**Phobia** was a mysterious Anarchist. He was the runaway creation of Adrian.

## Recent Events

### **Pre-Series**

Phobia was a creation of Sketch. Adrian would have nightmares of Phobia, and when drawing them, accidentally created him. He later killed Adrian’s mother, Lady Indomitable, by showing her a vision of him holding Adrian dead, causing her to commit suicide.

### *Renegades*

Phobia was at the Renegade Parade along with Nightmare and the Detonator.

### *Archenemies*

Phobia defends the underground room where Ace is hiding from Sketch's Team.

### *Supernova*

At the Agent N reveal, Phobia kills Callum using his scythe. At the cathedral, it is revealed that Phobia was created by Adrian Everhart, and the reason he didn't fade was because Adrian's own fears supplied him with power. He also killed Lady Indomitable, Adrian's mother. Phobia was destroyed when Adrian used Agent N on himself.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

Phobia was pure darkness, a black mass that can take the appearance of any fear. He dressed in a pitch black hooded cloak, had skeletal hands and carried a scythe everywhere he went.

### Personality

Phobia was solitary, preferring to remain in darkness. When he did interact with others, regardless of their allegiance he was cynical, negative, and crude. He enjoyed other's discomfort and would naturally play with their emotions. He was often vicious towards Renegades, using his power to torment them.

## Description via Marissa Meyer

"*Of all the Anarchists, Phobia is the most mysterious. Nova has never seen him out of uniform and has never known any name for him other than his alias. Some describe him as the embodiment of fear. He can control shadows to obscure himself and others, and he also can identify—and amplify—anyone’s deepest, darkest fears. He is always cloaked in shadow and carries a scythe."*

## Powers & Abilities

* **Fright/Shadow Control:** Phobia could control shadows and change himself and his scythe into the embodiments of other people's fears.

* **Fear Identification:** Phobia could identify the fears of others.
* **Shadow Swimming:** Phobia did not require a physical form and could melt into shadows, making him invulnerable to most physical attacks, including the ice knife thrown at him by Frostbite.

## Possessions

### Weapons

* **Scythe:** Phobia always carried his scythe, which he could turn into shadows or the embodiment of the fears of his enemies.

## Trivia

* Phobia joined the Anarchists shortly before the Battle for Gatlon.
* Phobia's appearance, a faceless figure in long black cloak, who carries a scythe, is rather reminiscent of the Grim Reaper, a mythical being said to harvest souls who've recently died. Since is dying is an almost universal fear among humans, it makes sense that he usually takes on that appearance.

## References

1. ↑ http://renegades.universeofmarissameyer.com/characters/
Genissa Clark

**Genissa Clark,** known as **Frostbite,** has the ability to control ice. She is a former Renegade.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

Genissa is a few years older than Nova. She is athletic and pretty with a silver-white bob and almost translucent, white skin.

### Personality

Genissa, along with her team, abuse their powers to bully others like the Anarchists. She is shown to be stuck-up and thinks herself superior to other Renegades. Genissa dislikes Adrian and his team because they receive far more attention. She is hostile and often challenges Adrian as when he chooses Nova for his team. In *Archenemies*, she is shown to be cunning and meticulous as when she tortured Hawthorn by crushing her limbs - then planning on neutralizing her so as to get rid of evidence. She then ordered Gargoyle to kill Hawthorn and blamed it on the Sentinel. She is depicted as self-centered as she told Nova that she would not give her ability to Max, even though the ice was stanching the bleeding.

## Abilities & Weapons

* **Ice Control:** Genissa used to be able to generate and form ice into the shape of her choice as shown when she freezes Ingrid. Her ability was absorbed by Max.

## Trivia

* In *Supernova*, she and her teammates left the Renegades after she criticized the Council for being sloppy.
Nova Artino's Bracelet

***Spoiler Warning***

*This article contains major plot details from the Renegades series.*

**Nova Artino's bracelet** is a superpowered prodigy item created by her father, David Artino.

## Appearance

The bracelet filigree is made of an unknown metal, colored like copper with slight tints of rose and gold. It has a small clasp and prongs for a jewel. The bracelet was empty for its first ten years, since David Artino was killed before he could finish it, but it held a "star" throughout *Supernova*. The star was replaced by a powerless rock; either onyx, black sapphire, or lava rock.

The bracelet's clasp was broken off by Magpie at the beginning of *Renegades*, and was remade by Adrian Everhart. It was broken again when Adrian neutralized himself.

## Abilities

* **Amplification:** The bracelet, rather than directly amplifying prodigy abilities, can amplify the pre-existing powers Ace Anarchy's helmet. It also empowered the Silver Spear to destroy a chromium box. The bracelet's abilities are fickle, and seem to be directly linked to the mysterious star.

## Usage

Nova Artino wore the bracelet every day for years, believing it was an ordinary piece of jewelry. It did not draw any attention until she touched the star that had appeared within Adrian Everhart's mural room. The star placed itself in her bracelet's prongs, and she was unable to remove it, so she continued to wear it.

It wasn't until the end of *Archenemies* that Nova began to realize the bracelet was no longer powerless. When she tried to break open the chromium box to retrieve Ace Anarchy's helmet, using the Silver Spear, the star suddenly flashed and made the spear glow with a coppery gold light, and empowered it to break open the box as if it was made of glass.

When Ace Anarchy rose to power once again, he stole the bracelet from Nova and used its power to lift the entire city of Gatlon off of the ground from the roof of his cathedral. After a fight, Ace was neutralized, and Nova snatched the bracelet from him and threw the star to Adrian to give to Max Everhart. Max took the star and used it and Ace's helmet to replace the city, but they began amplifying his own ability. Max began absorbing the prodigy abilities of every prodigy in the entire world, but the power was far too much for him. The star collapsed in on itself, and burst in a colorful explosion of energy and power. It returned the abilities of every prodigy, as well as giving new powers to every non-prodigy person. The shrunk back into the bracelet, and was rendered powerless alongside Max.

## Trivia

* Because Nova Artino wore the bracelet on her right arm every day since she was six years old, the bracelet left a thin tan line on her skin.
* When Adrian Everhart fixed the clasp on her bracelet, there was a faint blue line on it, from one of her veins.

## References

1. ↑ Prologue of *Renegades*
2. ↑ *Archenemies*, Chapter 34
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 *Supernova*, Chapter 51
4. ↑ Epilogue of *Supernova*
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 *Renegades*, Chapter 1
6. ↑ 6.0 6.1 *Archenemies*, Chapter 39
7. ↑ *Supernova*, Chapter 50
Atomic Brain

**The** **Atomic Brain** was a villain and one of Ace's closest allies. He had a parade float dedicated to him for the ninth Renegade Parade, with a bloated head and disfigured face.

## Recent Events

### Pre-Series

The Atomic Brain was killed by the Renegades nearly six years before the Day of Triumph.

### *Renegades*

Nova Artino is offended to see the Atomic Brain's parade float, though she did not know him personally.
Vitality Charm

***Spoiler Warning***

*This article contains major plot details from the Renegades series.*

The **Vitality Charm** is a prodigy item created by a medieval blacksmith which protects the wearer from illness and ailments, as well as poisons and power absorption.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

The Vitality Charm is a large round pendant which hangs from a chain. It must be worn around the neck like a necklace. The pendant has a "rudimentary symbol impressed into what might have been iron, showing an open palm with a serpent curled up inside it."

## Function

The Vitality Charm gains its power from its symbol. The open hand wards off evil, while the serpent is associated with health. Together, they create a symbol of protection and immunity. The Charm protects the user against:

* Poisoning
* General disease and illness
* Max Everhart's absorption powers
* Agent N in all forms

## Usage

The Vitality Charm was forged by a prodigy blacksmith. The charm was created to ward off bubonic plague. The blacksmith that created it was killed for witchcraft soon afterwards, and the Charm was stolen. In the eighteenth century, it was stolen again by a superstitious and paranoid prince who claimed it protected him from poison attempts. The charm was passed down through generations of rich barons and duchesses and then sold to pay off debt. It was eventually donated to a small museum before coming into the possession of the Renegades after the Day of Triumph.

Adrian Everhart borrowed the medallion from the Vault after researching it. He believed its properties could protect him against Max Everhart's absorption powers. After testing it, Adrian found out that the charm did protect from Max's power. Adrian tattooed the medallion's symbol over his chest for further protection. Adrian then gave it to his father, Simon Westwood, so he could safely be near Max as well. Nova Artino later stole the charm from Adrian's and Simon's mansion to protect herself against Agent N when infiltrating the Renegades Headquarters.

## Trivia

* The symbols on the medallion and their meanings are not fictional. The "open hand" is likely inspired by the Hasma Hand, a badge of protection and strength. Snakes have always been figures of healing and power in ancient Greece, with tales such as those of Asclepius portraying them as creatures of wisdom and health.
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The Renegades

**The Renegades** were a crime-fighting group in Gatlon City made up of Captain Chromium, Blacklight, Tsunami, The Dread Warden and Lady Indomitable. Originally, the small group fought gangs and criminals in Gatlon City in an effort to return the city to peace and overcome the fear of prodigies. Unfortunately, Lady Indomitable died in her efforts.

After the defeat of Ace Anarchy, the remaining members of the Renegades became the Council. The council had the Renegade Headquarters built and started recruiting prodigies to help them keep peace and order in Gatlon City. Every year, there would be a Renegade Trial which helped choose candidates for the Renegades. Soon, the idea spread and many cities adopted their own efforts towards creating a Renegade group.

## Known Members

### Sketch's Team

* Sketch - Adrian Everhart
* Smokescreen - Oscar Silva
* Red Assassin - Ruby Tucker
* Monarch - Danna Bell
* Insomnia - Nova McLain
* The Bandit - Max Everhart

### Frostbite's Team

* Frostbite - Genissa Clark
* Gargoyle - Trevor Dunn
* Aftershock - Mack Baxter
* Stingray - Raymond Stern

### The Renegade Council

* Captain Chromium - Hugh Everhart
* Dread Warden - Simon Westwood
* Tsunami - Kasumi Hasegawa
* Thunderbird - Tamaya Rae
* Blacklight - Evander Wade
* Lady Indomitable - Georgia Rawles †

### Administrative/Non-Patrol Team Prodigies

* Wonder - Callum Treadwell †
* Magpie - Maggie/Evie Artino
* Prism - Identity Unknown
* Snapshot - Tina Lawrence
* Babble - Identity Unknown

### Other Prodigies

* Peregrine - Fiona Lindala
* Silver Comet - Identity Unknown
* Eclipse - Identity Unknown
* Coyote - Identity Unknown
* Alchemist - Identity Unknown
* The Wraith - Identity Unknown
Cathedral

***Spoiler Warning***

*This article contains major plot details from the Renegades series.*

The Cathedral was where the Anarchists lived in *Supernova.*

## History

### Pre-Series

Ace Anarchy built the Cathedral from the ground up with the aid of his helmet. During the Battle for Gatlon, Ace jumped off the Cathedral and into a fire below. He was declared to be dead.

### *Renegades*

It was discovered that Ace had been living in the catacombs underneath the Cathedral for the past decade.

### *Archenemies*

In *Archenemies*, Ace and Nova met the catacombs to discuss beating the Renegades. At the end of the book, he was discovered there by the Sentinel and taken into custody.

### *Supernova*

Adrian Everhart was discovered trying to infiltrate the Cathedral by the Anarchists and was taken hostage. When Hugh Everhart (Captain Chromium) found out that Adrian had been taken, he stormed the Cathedral. There was a battle in the bell tower, which later moved to the roof. At the end of the battle, Hugh impaled him with the Silver Spear, causing him to die and fall off the roof.
Narcissa Cronin

**Narcissa** is the granddaughter of Gene Cronin and the unofficial leader of the Rejects.

## Recent Events

### *Renegades*

Sketch's team tracked her and her grandfather down and he was eventually murdered, though she fled through a mirror.

### *Supernova*

She blackmailed Nova into giving her Ace's helmet, although it was switched with a fake one. She invaded the Anarchists lair and was caught by them, revealing that she was with the Rejects. She then fled through a mirror and freed Monarch.

After Nova was arrested, she looked through the mirror on Honey's vanity and was seen by Adrian. Narcissa was in the mirror in Cragmoor Penitentiary looking at Nova when she was brushing her teeth. Before Nova got taken away, Narcissa shushed her.

She later dressed up as Nightmare to get Nova out of jail. Nova was then brought to a safe house where she met other gangs who were pushed to the side though Narcissa was with them and filled her in.

Narcissa went into Adrian's home and took all three volumes of Rebel Z.

Narcissa and Nova were seen discussing their plans to get something from the vaults when they started reading Rebel Z and found out Adrian created Phobia. After the Anarchists got Ace, she was there when they got to Dave's Pawnshop. Narcissa helped Monarch & Smokescreen out of their bounds, then leaving with the Rejects.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

Narcissa has ginger hair, gray eyes, and long lashes.

### Personality

* **Shy**

In *Renegades,* Narcissa was said to be shy. However, that seems to change throughout the later books.

* **Into Books**

Narcissa was often shown reading romance novels.

* **Brave**

Narcissa was very brave when it came to subjects that were important to her. For example, to get Nova out of prison, she pretended to be Nightmare to make the Renegades release her.

* **Passionate**

Narcissa is very passionate about the things that she finds important. For example, she formed the Rejects to show that everyone should be respected by society.

## Abilities & Skills

### Abilities

* **Mirror Walking:** True to her alias, Narcissa is able to enter mirrors and travel between them. She can fit through a mirror of any size*[Citation needed]*

and look through mirrors without exiting them.

## Relationships

### Gene Cronin

Gene Cronin was Narcissa's grandfather. They were shown to be very close.

### Nova Artino

Although Narcissa and Nova did not get along much, Narcissa tried to get Nova out of prison.

## Trivia

* She and Danna Bell stand together in *Supernova*'s epilogue. This implies Danna and Narcissa as the second LGBT+ couple in the trilogy, the first being Simon Westwood & Hugh Everhart.
Prodigy

A **prodigy** is a term used to describe someone with supernatural abilities that they either received or were born with. Prodigies make up the majority of characters in the Renegades series. By the end of *Supernova*, all people become prodigies, with the exception of Max Everhart.

## Abilities

Each prodigy has a unique, superhuman ability. The ability depends on the person, and no two prodigies are known to have the exact same power. The nature, types, forms, and specifics of abilities are also extremely varied, but in general, prodigies do not have more than one or two distinct powers.

Only about 28% of prodigies are born with their power. To be a prodigy can be genetic, but not necessarily. Many powers do not manifest until the prodigy is of several years of age.*[Citation needed]*

### Gaining Abilities

Before *Supernova*, the majority of prodigies gained their powers through an intense and usually traumatic event. These events cause their ability (which is often directly related to what they experienced) to manifest.

## Public Perception

In the time before the Age of Anarchy, prodigies were highly feared and distrusted, though most people did not know or believe they existed. Because of this, many prodigies spent their time in hiding and did not have a strong public presence until after Ace Anarchy and the Anarchists rose to power. They were soon hated and feared even more because of their actions.

The Renegades made the largest positive impact on the image of prodigies. They became famous and beloved, and even considered superheroes. Civilians were seen celebrating Renegade prodigies in the Renegade Parade and at Cosmopolis Park.

In the epilogue of *Supernova*, the Renegades were still celebrated, but the public did not covet them as much. There was no longer a distinction between prodigies and non-prodigy civilians.

## Prodigies

*See also: Category:Prodigy*
* Ace Anarchy
* Adrian Everhart
* Aftershock
* Babble
* Callum Treadwell
* The Crane
* Coyote
* Danna Bell
* David Artino
* Eclipse
* Evander Wade
* Evie Artino (unconfirmed)
* Fatalia
* Fiona Lindala
* Gargoyle
* Genissa Clark
* Hawthorn
* Honey Harper
* Hugh Everhart
* Ingrid Thompson
* Lady Indomitable
* Leroy Flinn
* Maggie
* Max Everhart
* Megaphone
* Millie
* Narcissa Cronin
* Nova Artino
* Oscar Silva
* Phobia
* Prism
* Ruby Tucker
* Silver Comet
* Simon Westwood
* Stingray
* Thunderbird
* Tsunami
* Winston Pratt
* The Wraith

## Trivia

* A born prodigy can receive another power, as seen with Nova Artino.
* In the training hall in *Renegades*, twin brothers can be seen with similar abilities; one transforms into orange liquid and the other transforms into orange mist.
	+ This implies that prodigies that were born together can not only both be prodigies, but can have related powers.
* As discussed during the Sidekick Olympics, prodigies such as Danna Bell and Simon Westwood whose abilities affect their form are able to keep their clothes and small objects with them when changing.
* Ever since the supernova, all citizens are a prodigy except for Max Everhart.
Anarchists

**Anarchists** are the complete opposite of the Renegades, as they seek to get rid of the Renegade Council. They are one of the few villainous gangs that haven't disappeared entirely within the past decade. Most of the Anarchist's identities are known by the Renegades.

The Anarchists may seem like villains, but they fight for what they believe, namely against the Renegades.

## Known Members

### Main

* Ace Anarchy - Alec James Artino †
* Nightmare - Nova Artino
* The Detonator - Ingrid Thompson †
* The Puppeteer - Winston Pratt (formerly) †
* Queen Bee - Honey Harper †
* Cyanide - Leroy Flinn
* Phobia †

### Other

* Atomic Brain - Identity Unknown †
* Rat - Identity Unknown †
* Brimstone - Identity Unknown †
Locations

## List of locations

* Gatlon City
* The Cathedral
* Catacombs
* McLain House
* Everhart house (the Mayor's Mansion)
* Cragmoor Penitentiary
* Dave's Pawnshop
* Cloven Cross Library
* Subway Tunnels
* Renegades Headquarters
* Cosmopolis Park
* Millie's Boat
* Arena

### Inside Renegade HQ (list)

* Weapons and Artifacts Department
* Research and Development Department
* Max's Quarantine
* Training Hall
* Dormitories
Monteith's Theory of Prodigy Origins

**Monteith's Theory of Prodigy Origins** is a theory on the creation of prodigies and prodigy powers. According to Millie, Monteith believes prodigies' abilities are from invisible particles from a distant supernova; these particles settled over Earth and gave every person the potential to be prodigies. Even those not born as prodigies can have their abilities awakened "in the face of great trauma." The energy can be activated by the chemicals released during extreme stress.
Danna Bell

**Danna Bell** is a Renegade and prodigy who can turn into a swarm of butterflies.

## Recent Events

### **Pre-Series**

Danna is a prodigy that was born with her power. She recalls sneaking into movie theaters as a child (while in swarm-mode) and watching movies for hours at a time.

### *Renegades*

Danna appears when she battles Nightmare, along with Smokescreen & Red Assassin, at the parade. She is burned by the Sentinel and therefore has to recover as she lost almost 20 butterflies.

### *Archenemies*

Ever since she was put to sleep by Nova, Danna has grown suspicious of her. She uses her ability to spy on Nova and discovers what her true motives are. Nova, upon spotting Monarch's butterfly, warns the other Anarchists to trap it. When Ace seals the butterfly away, Danna is unable to reform, as her swarm cannot reform if separate.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

Danna has long, blonde dreadlocks and burn scars along her side from the Sentinel.

## Description via Marissa Meyer

*"As Monarch, Danna can transform into a swarm of butterflies at will to easily evade attack. She also uses her power to infiltrate hard-to-reach places, to eavesdrop on important conversations, and to gather hyper-awareness of her surroundings. Don’t be fooled by her dainty butterflies, though—Danna is tough as nails."*

## Abilities & Skills

* **Metamorphosis:** Danna can transform herself into a swarm of butterflies. According to Nova, there are hundreds, perhaps thousands of butterflies in her swarm. If butterflies in her swarm are killed, Danna's human form will also be injured to a varying degree. If the butterflies are separated, they are unable to reform; therefore, capturing a butterfly will render her helpless in her swarm.

## Trivia

* As a child, Danna used her ability to sneak into movie theaters without purchasing a movie ticket. She asks Nova not to tell any other Renegades, fearing it to be against the code.
* Danna has an irrational fear of birds, as birds are the main predator of butterflies. This is shown in *Archenemies* when Phobia turned into a swarm of birds.
	+ However, she is named after the Monarch butterfly, which is poisonous for birds to eat.
* There is a special elixir that can be used to keep Danna in her human form while she is sleeping. This is shown in Renegades when Danna is in the med-wing getting treated for burns.
* Narcissa Cronin, the mirror walker, and Danna are canonically a couple as seen in the epilogue of *Supernova* when they're standing on the float together. This makes Narcissa & Danna the second confirmed LGBT+ couple in the trilogy.
* It's unknown as to whether or not whether Danna can transform with a weapon in her hand and retain it when she reforms, as per a discussion between Nova and Adrian during the side-kick competitions.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Renegades* characters
2. ↑ http://renegades.universeofmarissameyer.com/characters/
3. ↑ Book 1 Renegades
Millie's Boat

**Millie's Boat** is located in the marina and is alone on a small dock. It was first seen in *Renegades.*

## Appearance

### Interior

The windows are all painted black, and no light can get through. The walls are covered in open shelves, which are filled with much of Millie's belongings. The roof is covered in string, which laundry hangs from.

### Exterior

Almost the whole boat is taken up by the cabin. It has a flat roof loaded with a rusty bicycle and travel trunks. Its sides are covered with barnacles. There is a plastic chair on the deck, with a wine bottle and tomato plant growing out of the milk jug. It is said to be wilted.
Sterling Tucker

Unnamed grandmother

Unnamed mother

Unnamed father

**Sterling Tucker** is Ruby Tucker's younger brother and twin brother to Jade Tucker. He does not currently have an ability due to his young age.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

He has light blond hair and freckles as looks very much like a younger version of Ruby. He is nicknamed Short Sterling by Adrian - since to tell the twins apart - Adrian noted that Sterling was slightly shorter than his brother.
Gene Cronin

**Gene Cronin** was an illegal weapons dealer who ran the Cloven Cross Library in Gatlon City.

## Recent Events

### Pre-Series

During the Age of Anarchy, Gene Cronin openly sold weapons, explosives, and chemicals to various villain gangs. He also exchanged in regular business with Cyanide. After the Renegades took control of the city, Gene set up his library as a front to continue his illegal dealings with the remaining gangs, which included selling a dart gun to the Anarchists.

### *Renegades*

After selling the dart gun, Nightmare used it in a failed assassination on Captain Chromium of the Renegade Council. The gun was confiscated by the Renegades and traced back to Gene, leading a surveillance team to be sent to observe the Cloven Cross Library. Sketch's Team was chosen after Sketch convinced his fathers to let him conduct the surveillance. On the team was Insomnia, who was truly Nightmare in disguise.

Nightmare had instructed the Detonator, another Anarchist, to privately warn Gene of the Renegades' activity earlier. However, she did not alert him and instead chose to enter the building in broad daylight—alarming the Renegades and causing them to enter the building. They followed her to the basement, where Gene and his contraband were located. A fight ensued, in which the Detonator set off a bomb and started a fire.

Gene was able to escape to a nearby rooftop, where he was confronted with Insomnia and a prodigy only known as The Sentinel. The Sentinel began bargaining with him; Gene would be allowed to escape if he told him Nightmare's true name. Gene was considering the deal when the Detonator appeared with a gun and killed him.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

Gene had scraggly white hair and a white beard. He had a slim frame and pale skin.

### Personality

Gene was a keen negotiator and very well educated. Despite handing dangerous transactions, he was very tentative and somewhat cowardly.

He loved books and dedicated his life to collecting different texts.

## Abilities & Skills

### Abilities

* **Knowledge Retention:** Gene was able to permanently memorize any book, text, or script that he had read. He retained the information indefinitely.

## Possessions

### Property

* **Cloven Cross Library:** Gene was the legal owner of the Cloven Cross Library, until it burned down on the day he was killed.
	+ **Books:** True to his alias, Gene had a massive collection of books. He lent out many of his books in the library, but had an entire private collection in the basement.

## Relationships

### Narcissa Cronin

Narcissa is Gene Cronin's granddaughter. She worked as an assistant in his library, and presumably helped him with his illegal trade. They had a reasonably good relationship, as Narcissa was distraught when Gene was killed.

## Trivia

* Gene Cronin was formerly part of a villain gang called the Vandal Cartel.
David Artino

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**David Artino** was the father of Nova Artino and Evie Artino, and husband of Tala Artino. His brother was Alec Artino, otherwise known as Ace Anarchy.

## Recent Events

### **Pre-Series**

David lived with his wife and two children in an apartment in Gatlon City during the Age of Anarchy. His brother, Alec Artino, supported him and his family with food, clothes, medicine, and occasionally toys. Regardless, when they needed something specific, David traded his creations—objects he made with his prodigy abilities—for specific items at the makeshift markets. During his last trip to the market, he was cut on the forehead, presumably from an attack.

At some point, David created a helmet for his brother. He later regretted this and created a bracelet as a weapon that could counter the helmet's powers.

Despite relying on Alec for support, David betrayed him and gave the Renegades information on him in exchange for safety. When Alec realized this, he sent a hit man after David and his family. David pleaded with the man, but was unsuccessful. He shot David's wife. David spotted his daughter, Nova, and told her to run before the man shot him.

## Abilities

* **Energy Manipulation:** David was able to summon and bend a mysterious energy and create things with it.

## Trivia

* Artino is an Italian surname, taken from the Latin "Martinus", which is a derivative of the god Mars. It is also a demonym for someone from the Greek city of Arta.
Silver Spear

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The **Silver Spear** is a chromium pike created by Hugh Everhart. It is a powerful, indestructible prodigy item and his signature weapon.

## Appearance

The Spear is a long, elegant and balanced weapon; an eight foot long shaft tipped with a sharp chromium spearhead. It is sometimes referred to as a pike, and can be swung like a battle axe.

## Abilities

* **Indestructibility:** Because the Silver Spear is constructed out of chromium, it is unable to be destroyed.
* **Sudden Strength:** Though not ordinarily able to destroy other chromium objects, the Silver Spear was momentarily empowered by Nova Artino's Bracelet. This may have been from an unknown link between chromium and the bracelet's mysterious coppery material, or it could have been caused by the bracelet's strong bond with the helmet.*[Citation needed]*

## Usage

The Silver Spear was used in the Day of Triumph, and was used against Ace Anarchy and the Anarchists by Hugh Everhart. It was believed to have been used to destroy Ace Anarchy's Helmet.*[Citation needed]*

The Spear was brought along on the annual Renegade Parade, as part of the famous Captain Chromium ensemble. On the ninth anniversary parade at the beginning of *Renegades*, Hugh used it against Winston Pratt's hot air balloon.

The weapon was stored in the Weapons and Artifacts Department until the end of *Archenemies*, in which Nova Artino stole the Spear to use on the chromium box that Ace Anarchy's Helmet was locked inside. She attempted to use it several times, but the pike did not damage the box. It wasn't until she threw it in a fit of rage that it was suddenly empowered by her bracelet and glowed a coppery gold.

Nova brought the spear with her as she attempted to make her escape from the building, but Genissa Clark and her patrol team cut her off. A battle ensued, and the pike was left abandoned until Genissa grabbed it and threw it at Nova. Nova dodged, but the pike speared through Max Everhart. Nova stopped to help Max, and pulled the spear out of him. The spear was later returned to storage when the room was cleaned up.

The spear was used one last time by Hugh Everhart in the final chapters of Supernova. He fought Ace Anarchy on the rooftop of the villain's cathedral, who had since regained his helmet along with taking Nova's bracelet, and was extremely powerful. He was able to control chromium, and the spear was largely ineffective. Hugh was temporarily defeated, until Nova neutralized him using a small syringe of Agent N. Ace seized her, but before he could throw her off of the roof, Hugh threw the spear and killed him.

## Trivia

* Despite its name, the Silver Spear is not made of silver; instead, it is only tipped with chromium.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 *Archenemies*, Chapter 39
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 *Archenemies*, Chapter 44
3. ↑ *Renegades*, Chapter 3
4. ↑ *Supernova*, Chapter 49
5. ↑ *Supernova*, Chapter 50
Silver Comet

**Silver Comet** is a female Renegade briefly mentioned in Archenemies.

## Recent Events

### *Archenemies*

Silver Comet is present at the first patrol team training session for Agent N. She asks Thunderbird, who is explaining the properties of the substance, if it can be inhaled in a gaseous form. This inspires Insomnia to steal a vial and have Cyanide turn it into a mist.
Renegade Parade

**The Renegade Parade** is an event celebrating the Day of Triumph, the Renegades victory over the Anarchists.

## Description

The parade is located in downtown Gatlon and is an event celebrating the Day of Triumph. The parade consists of a marching band, floats bearing actors and actresses impersonating famous Anarchist villains and the Renegade council themselves. Rotten fruit and wilted cabbages are thrown at the villain floats by civilians.

### Council-Themed Items

During the event, civilians cosplay famous members of the Council and street vendors sell Council-themed products. Products include:

* Orange Capes
* Blacklight-Branded Sparklers
* Tsunami-Themed Squirt Guns
* Captain Chromium Inspired Armor
* Dread Warden Bodysuit
* Thunderbird Wings
* Light-Up Wands
* Plush Versions of Council Members
* Captain Chromium Funnel Cakes
* Tsunami Fish & Chips Baskets
* Dread's Warden Popcorn
Foota

**Foota** es un personaje del anime/manga Kishin Douji Zenki, siendo la mascota de Yutaka Kono.

## Vista general

### Apariencia

Es un pequeño perro de color café con leche excepto por su barriga, la cual es color blanca.

### Personalidad

Según su dueño, los perros Akita son conocidos por su pureza y lealtad a sus amos.

## Historia

Aparece junto a Yutaka, quien lo estaba entrenando debido a que era el más lento en aprendizaje. Con la llegada de Chiaki, Yutaka lanza lejos la pelota para seguir con el entrenamiento pero Foota se termina topando con una Semilla del Mal que al comérsela lo descompuso. Al regresar a la casa, Yutaka logra quitarle la semilla pero ésta le termina poseyendo, provocando que absorba a los perros y entre ellos a Foota. Más tarde, éste junto a los demás invocan a la tormenta para acabar con la bestia y salvar a su amo.

## Curiosidades

* Yutaka al explicarle a Chiaki sobre la raza a la que pertenecía Foota, nombró al famoso perro Hachiko.
Callum Treadwell

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**Callum Treadwell,** known as **Wonder** or **Wonder Boy**, was a Renegade and prodigy who had the ability to make people see the true wonders of the world.

Callum worked in the Weapons & Artifacts Department as he saw every artifact to be a beautiful creation.

## History

When he was three years old, Callum drew a picture in class that his teacher really liked. They told him, "You have a great imagination," though he insisted, "No, no, this is real."

## Recent Events

### *Archenemies*

Callum worked in the artifacts department at Renegades Headquarters. He showed Nova what he thought about the world and that he believed that everybody should be thankful for every day.

### *Supernova*

Callum was accepting of Nova after she left prison. He admitted that he believed she was Nightmare and said that it was probably just his imagination. He was murdered by Phobia after he put on Ace Anarchy’s hemet. Before he died, Nova was certain that he recognized her as Nightmare.

## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

Callum was lanky with shaggy brown hair and freckles. He was about Adrian's height.

### Personality

Callum was optimistic and spoke incessantly.

## Abilities & Skills

### Abilities

* **Perception:** Callum had the ability of perception and appreciation for how beautiful Earth really is. Callum was also able to describe the beauty so much so that others could be emotionally moved like he was.

### Skills

* **Memory:** Callum had a very strong memory, and was able to remember several facts about the history behind artifacts.

## Quotes

"My point is that Ace Anarchy, whatever his motives might have been, was ultimately a destructive force. He destroyed things. But we are so much stronger and better when we put our energy into creating things, not destroying them."

- Callum in *Archenemies*, pg. 265

"I like you, Nova. I don't know what you've been through, but I can tell you've been hurt. And you're still hurting."

- Callum to Nova in *Archenemies*

## Trivia

He was originally created by a fan who'd won a contest Marissa Meyer hosted.
Harbingers

The Harbingers were a prodigy villain gang that was mostly destroyed during the Battle for Gatlon.

## History

Like most other gangs, the surviving members of the Harbingers were forced underground with the rise of the Renegades. Two boys wearing the Harbinger's robes joined the Rejects sometime between *Renegades* and *Supernova*.

## Trivia

* A "harbinger" heralds or foreshadows the coming of an event or person.
Catacombs

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The **cathedral catacombs** are tombs beneath the Cathedral where Ace Anarchy hid after faking his death on the Day of Triumph.

## Recent Events

### Pre-Series

The catacombs were created at an unknown time, likely during or shortly after the construction of the Cathedral. Over the centuries, prominent people such as saints and clergymen were buried in the catacombs.

After the Battle for Gatlon, the surviving Anarchists brought the weakened Ace Anarchy down into the catacombs, where he would remain for the next nine years.

### *Archenemies*

Danna Bell has her butterflies follow Nova Artino to the catacombs, on an accurate hunch that Nova is the wanted villain Nightmare. She finds the Anarchists having a meeting with Ace Anarchy, but her butterfly is spotted and captured. Unable to reform into a human, Danna uses the rest of her butterflies to lead Adrian Everhart to the cathedral.

After calling for back-up from Ruby Tucker and Oscar Silva, Adrian enters the catacombs with them in his Sentinel suit. They come across Ace Anarchy, who eagerly fights back. They battle briefly, but Ace is weak from years without his helmet, and is eventually overpowered.

### *Supernova*

After Ace Anarchy is killed, Hugh Everhart agrees to bury him and his helmet in a chromium coffin in the catacombs.

## Description

The catacombs consist of a single underground area, lined with bones and sarcophagi. They are accessible through a hidden passage in the Subway Tunnels and a narrow staircase in the Cathedral.

Across from the entrance to the subway, a curtain of bones conceals Ace Anarchy's chambers. Within them is a desk, four-poster bed, and an abundance of books.

## Trivia

* Ace Anarchy preferred to spend time in the catacombs during the Age of Anarchy. He like the peace and solitude.

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 Renegades, Chapter 43
2. ↑ *Archenemies*, Chapter 35
3. ↑ *Archenemies*, Chapter 40
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 *Archenemies*, Chapter 43
Stingray

**Raymond Stern**, or **Stingray**, is an unpleasant Renegade and the only member of Frostbite's Team who stayed with the organization.

## Recent Events

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## Characteristics

### Physical Attributes

Stingray is a lanky boy with beady eyes and a sleek, barbed tail. He moves with a slithering grace.

### Personality

Like the other members of Frostbite's Team, Stingray is sardonic, self-centered, and extremely cocky. He can easily be cruel if it benefits him in any way.

Stingray highly values his and his team's status in the Renegades. He respects their codes and ethics, especially when it promotes his self-righteousness. When his patrol team went against the codes, however, he eagerly partook in their cruelty—as shown in the Anarchists' tunnels and with their murder of Hawthorn. Unlike the rest of them, Stingray remained with the Renegades after they had been neutralized.

## Abilities & Skills

* **Stingray Tail:** Stingray has the tail of a stingray. It contains venom that can immobilize people if they are stung with it.

## Relationships

### Genissa Clark

Stingray had a fleeting loyalty to Genissa, who was his patrol team's former leader. He followed her commands and worked happily alongside her. He did not quit alongside her, however, when she and the rest of the team were neutralized by Nightmare.

## Trivia

* Stingray is the only member of Genissa Clark's team who was not neutralized by Agent N.
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