Jane and Sephiroth Series Wiki

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**This Wiki is still very much under construction. It is highly advised that you read at your own risk. Thank you for your cooperation. ~Vivian**

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## Welcome to the Jane and Sephiroth Series Wiki

*This is a personal project, so I sincerely thank you for your interest.*

Welcome to the collective wikia of the *Jane and Sephiroth* series which chronicles the adventures of the two titular characters, and many more from all walks of existence, as they venture to elaborate universes and surreal realms through time and space. You will see some familiar faces and a few new ones as you walk through a life at the City Under the Sea and take missions that may decide the fate of the planets of Earth and Oragnia, or even the universes, themselves.

With a series that spans many millennia, explore the comprehensive characters, the imaginative alien species, the colorful planets, and the diabolical supernatural entities that make the *Jane and Sephiroth* series so unique.

Any characters not owned by myself (Vivian Vespera), such as Sephiroth, will be given their respective copyright on their pages.

## Where did the Jane and Sephiroth Series come from?

Initially created in 2003 under a nameless title, the *Jane and Sephiroth* series was very small and only consisted of a few characters. The main character was Jane Reoneah, who lived in the capital city of Egypt with her easygoing mother and rambunctious younger brother. Sephiroth was not of any absolute importance at the time and only became relevant later when I added characters to a much more alien setting in which she controlled an undersea city housing a collection of villains.

Some familiar names in the early episodes of Part I might be Mewtwo from *Pokemon*, King Bowser from *Super* *Mario*, and King K. Rool from *Donkey Kong*, but others who held relevance a number of years ago no longer do now. Despite this, they still have some level of impact in the memories of Jane Unbreon. Before the actual series began, Jane was in opposition to only one villain who was certain enough to make her miserable.

Over time, the project became highly personal and very close to my heart, so to this day it has stuck with me and probably will for years to come. Now, this concept is so complex that I needed a place to keep all of the information updated without requiring myself to look back if I forgot something about a character.

## Where is the Series now?

Both a comic and text format are still in planning stages, and so the series is not yet begun. However, there are plans for everything up until *Mark of the Colossus.*

My current inspiration comes in the form of *Yu-Gi-Oh!* -- a popular anime, manga, and trading card series from Konami that is based on a fictional card game named "Duel Monsters" -- whose defining qualities are the not just the card game, but also the dynamic that the main protagonists have with one another. While Maximillion Pegasus is one such character that is prevalent in the early *Jane and Sephiroth* series, but fallen out of favor (replaced by Sephiroth from *Final Fantasy VII*), so are Yugi Muto and a dark spirit that resides within his ancient puzzle-like pendant, Yami Yugi. Yugi Muto is the innocent and perpetually optimistic grandson of an archelogist and gambler who owns a card shop, while Yami Yugi is the spirit of a pharaoh who possesses Yugi when he is out playing the Duel Monsters card game.

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