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Gunderson Steamworks

Steamworks

**Gunderson Steamworks** is a big company in Steamland that manufactures almost everything. It belongs to Alva Gunderson.

## Appereances

* Season two part one episode four: "Steamland Confidential"
* Season two part one episode five: "Freak Out!"
* Season two part two episode one: "Love is Hell"
* Season two part two episode two: "The Good, The Bad, and the Bum-Bum".
* Season three episode three: "Electric Ladyland".
* Season three episode ten: "Goodbye Bean".

## Appereance

Gunderson Steamworks is a large, turquoise and gold building with at least 78 floors.

To get inside you have to go up a long flight of stairs. It has automatic revolving doors. At the top of the building is Alva Gunderson's office as well as his penthouse. There is an elevator straight from Hell to Alva's office.

The top floor also houses a secret laboratory.

The workers in the factory work in tight shifts in which everything from starting time, to lunchbreaks, to the end of the workday is announced by whistles. Workers work in assembly lines where they operate the machines constructing the various products. The canteen mainly serves sandwhiches, which can be bought from automats. The sandwhiches are made by people working in a kitchen on the other side of these automats, and are only being paid in sandwiches; hence why they are quite mad all the time.

Most workers sleep in employee houses, which are metal barracks with tons of bunk beds.

## Products

* Light Bud Robots
* Whistles
* Sandwiches
* Blimps
* Buses
* Banjos
* Banjo music for blimps

## Known employees

* Unnamed receptionist
* Elevator boy
* Arch-Druidess
* Alva Gunderson
* Gordy Stewson
* Harriet
* Chazzzzz

## Trivia

* After Alva and the Arch-Druidess end up stranded on the moon, the company is taken over by Chazzzzz and some of the Light Bud Robots.

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Jesto

**Jesto** is an Elf first seen in Bean's nightmare in "Spy Vs. Spy Vs. Spy".

Jesto is in many ways an Elf-version of the jester, right down to the costume. Since he is only seen in Bean's dream, it is unknown if he actually exists or is just a figment of her imagination. In the dream, King Rulo chews out Bean for not giving Dreamland Castle to the Elves even though she knows it originally belonged to them, and orders Jesto to throw Bean into the ocean through a trapdoor. As he does so, Jesto shouts "Oh Yes"; the opposite of the Jester's catchphrase "Oh No".
King Radu

**King Radu** is a character in *Disenchantment*.

Not a lot is known about the Royal Family of the Kingdom of Dankmire as they only appear in the episode "Swamp And Circumstance", in which King Zøg and his family pay him a visit, but Bean ends up insulting the king after she gets drunk.

He also appears in the story "Dam it all" in "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1", where it is revealed that out of retaliation for Bean's behavior had build a dam to block off the water to the Unicorn Valley, robbing Dreamland of it's primary tourist spot, with his ultimate goal being the conquest of Dreamland itself. It never gets this far as Bean destroys the dam.

## Trivia

* The King and Queen were present at Bean's wedding in the first two episodes.
* His exact relation to Queen Oona is currently unknown, though he could likely be her father or uncle.
* His name is never stated in the animated series, but is revealed in Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1.

## Appearances

* A Princess, an Elf, and a Demon Walk Into a Bar
* For Whom the Pig Oinks
* Swamp and Circumstance
Hell

**Hell** (or the **underworld**) is the magical realm below the Earth and home of all demons. It also serves as the afterlife for deceased mortals who committed many sins in life. Luci often recalled how he and other demons punished and tortured damned souls in Hell. In Hell, it is often said that *hope's for dopes*, likely because the place is hopeless and so is escape.

Since Hell is a tangible location, it can be accessed from the surface world, and it is possible for living people to go there. There is a stair way to hell from the Maru royal palace, elevators to hell from both Dreamland Castle and Alva's penthouse, and the volcano on Mermaid Island connects to Hell. However, souls cannot leave Hell unless they are contained in a bottle, and they must reunite with their bodies on Earth should they leave hell and wish to stay there.

According to Luci, most writers end up in Hell, possibly because they are alcoholics. He also claimed that they feed lemons to children in Hell, and that they have only one genre of theater productions, which are the same kind of interactive plays performed in the Dankmire Children's Theatre. When Bean read the Book of the Dead, she notices there was a surprising high amount of Popes in there.

Hell likely has schooling and education, as Luci was a communications major and he always wanted to be in the entertainment business, meaning he probably had the opportunity.

Souls send to hell are tortured in various ways, but the most common torture seems to be that these souls are chained to a wall or chair and forced to watch the worst moment of their lives over and over on a television:

* Hansel and Gretel were forced to watch the moment Bean killed them.
* Elfo had to watch the moment that Bean choose to revive Queen Dagmar with the Eternity Pendant instead of him.
* Bean had to watch Elfo watching the abovementioned scene, and his sadness as he realized his friend could have revived him but did not.
Kissy

**Kissandra** (or **Kissy**) is a female elf and daughter of the Elf King.

## Appearance

Kissy is a light pink skinned Elf. She wears a purple dress and has very red lipstick equipped. She has black hair with a turquoise bow.

## Personality

She is a promiscuous girl who has seemingly *tummy touched* a few people in Elfwood.

## Relationships

Kissy is the daughter of the Elf King, and is therefore an elf princess. As her name suggests, she is a bit of a kisser. When she protests to her father that he cannot just kill everyone she kisses, he says he can, causing every elf surrounding him takes a step back - including at least one female elf. This suggests she is not just polyamorous, but bi-curious as well. Since her father feels he can kill anyone who kisses her, this may explain why she cannot *go all the way* - as it is forbidden -preferring to kiss instead. Her exes include Shrimpo, Bounco, Luci, Elfo, Smoocho, Rhymo, Petey, Seamus, Cliff and his brother, and The Garden Boys.

## Trivia

* Once Kissy and Elfo arrived at the end of Elfwood she remarked that, *I've never said this before, but I can't go all the way*. This is a *double entendre* meaning she can't leave Elfwood (as it's forbidden by her father) and she can't have sex (as that *too* is forbidden by her father).
* Kissy was voiced by Jeny Batten who was uncredited.
Me-Flavored Water Salesman

This unnamed **salesman** of **me-flavored water** is a recurring extra character.

He is an elderly, balding man who spends his entire time sitting naked in a barrel of water. He makes a living by selling this water.

He never plays an important role in any episode but is only featured as a running gag.

## Trivia

* In "Beanie Get Your Gun", he briefly switched to selling me-flavored beer as part of the festivities for King Zøg's return.
* "Hey, Pig Spender" reveals his Bentwood counterpart sells me-flavored champagne.
Infernal Stronghold

**The Infernal Stronghold** is a stronghold located in Hell that contains the Book of the Dead.

The stronghold has a constantly changing architecture that Bean described as "a normal castle living a really hard drug-fueled life". The only entrance is through a huge door that can be opened by pressing a demons tail to a sensor.
Bleakhaven

**Bleakhaven** is a village in Dreamland mentioned in the story "Magic Beans trilogy" in "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1".

The comic contains a one-page article from a newspaper called *The Town Crier*, which recalls how due to Magic Jack cutting down a beanstalk, a giant fell from Skylight right on top of the farm of Elma and Clovis Bumblebottom. The farm was completely destroyed and several community members of Bleakhaven went missing after the incident. For his part in the disaster, Jack became a wanted man in the village with a hefty bounty put on his head.
Enchanted Forest

The **Enchanted Forest** is a vast magical forest next to Dreamland.

It is inhabited by various supernatural creatures, including a psychotic unicorn, antropomorfic forest animals, and fairies.

A running gag in the series is that the sign at the entrance of the Enchanted Forest contains a different second sign every time it is seen.
Alva's penthouse

**Alva's Penthouse** is the private residence of Alva Gunderson, located on the 78th floor of Gunderson Steamworks in Steamland.

The building features among other things a luxurieus bathroom, a private cinema, and a dining room. There's also a secret laboratory where Alva build a robotic suit in an attempt to harness Bean's magic.

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Duke of Twinkletown

The **Duke of Twinkletown** is a nobleman from Twinkletown who is first seen in "Love's Slimy Embrace".

## Appearance

The duke is a short, obese man with brown hair, a small moustache and a tanned skin.

## History

In "Love's Slimy Embrace", the duke comes to visit King Zøg in Dreamland Castle for a dinner. While Zøg does his best to make sure everything is perfect, it is clear he has a hard time impressing the duke, who makes fun of the fact that both of Zøg's wifes left him. Just before the duke is about to leave, Zøg notices the Duke is limping and his foot is bandaged up. When he asks the Duke about this, the Duk claims he has gout, which according to him is a sign of great kings since only succesful noblemen get such a disease.

Intrigued by this, Zøg asks Luci to help him get gout so he can impress the Duke. When Zøg indeed develops severe gout himself, the Duke comes to visit him again in the castle. When he sees Zøg's swollen toe, he finally shows Zøg respect and ackknowledges him as a great king. Happiness is shortlived however when the Duke reveals that he had his own foot amputated due to the gout, and gloats at the thought of Zøg soon suffering the same fate. As the Duke is preparing to leave however, he is ambushed and killed by Slimy.
Elixir of Life

The **Elixir of Life** refers to a legendary magical potion made with elf blood. It can bring back anyone from the dead or similar conditions like petrification.

After his wife Queen Dagmar was petrified by a potion, King Zøg began a quest for the elixir of life in hopes of restoring her. Throughout the first 10 episodes of the series, Zog's quest for the Elixir and Sorcerio's attempts to create this elixir using Elfo's blood are a recurring theme. Eventually, it is discovered the elixir already exists and is contained within the Eternity Pendant. However, for the elixer to work, a drop of 100% pure elf blood is needed.

If the Pendant is filled with pure elf blood, it will grant immortality to whomever wears it. If the wearer is already dead, the Pendant will reanimate their body back to life. If filled with blood of a half elf such as Elfo the pendant is capable of healing the wearer but the effects are temporary. An example being the pendant ridding Prince Guysbert of his headache but didn't heal the stab wound in his head, as he ultimately died seconds later.
Beans room

**Beans room** is, as it name implies, Queen Bean personal bed room within Dreamland Castle.

## Overview

In the show, Bean's room is one of the most frequently seen places in the castle, second only to the throne room.

It is known that Bunty is in there a lot, as of her being one of beans maids.

The room has a what seems to be queen or king's sized bed in the middle. There are stairs but it is unknown what they lead to. In the room there is also a mermaid poster, which shows that Bean was probably meant to have a romantic relationship with Mora from the very beginning. on the mantle of the fireplace in her room there is also a music box that her mother, Queen Dagmar, gave to her when she was a baby.

The room contains two couches and a table.

The wall next to the bed contains a secret door, but it is only big enough for Elves and Demons.

After Bean and Mora elope to an island in "Goodbye Bean", Bunty and her family inherit Bean's room and are last seen sleeping there.
Invasion of Elfwood

The **Invasion of Elfwood** was an attempt by Dreamland to kidnap elves.
After finding out that Elfo is only 50% elf, an attempt is made to capture a pure blooded elf with which to make the Elixir of Life. Their attempt failed because of Bean and Elfo's help with the counter-attack, in which they successfully killed at least one Knight of the Zog Table (Edgar the Fearless).

After retreating, Odval and the other knights attempt to shoot the elves with arrows but they failed because Bean and Elfo managed to close the gate (which Bean had previously broken) from the outside which caused the Elves to vanish. In season 5 Elfo travels back in time to find his killer and kill them before they kill him, in a way of preventing Bean from ressuraction Dagmar, Elmo waits for the killer to reaveal themself, beliving it was Pendergast as they where bending down, making Elfo belive they where going to shot him. Elfo misses pendergast and hits himself, reaviling that elfo was his own mudere. Ashamed with this realitsion Elfo goes back to his own time embaressed.
Dragon

**Dragons** are large, flying reptilian beasts that have the ability to shoot fire.

They are never actually seen in the show, only mentioned. Any references to them are laregely meant as a source of humour.

* In episode 1, Prince Merkimer claimed to have once fought against a dragon, (noodle incident trope) and he learned that not only can dragons breathe fire from their mouths, they can also shoot fire from the "other end" (their ass).
* In episode 7, the Knights of the Zog Table "train" to slay dragons by killing iguanas in boxes. This implies that in the world of *Disenchantment*, dragons they are very *small*, or is just a silly *joke*.
* In "The Electric Princess", Sky Gunderson's airship was mistaken for a dragon by the people of Dreamland.
Dreamland's Dungeon

* Season one episode five: "Faster, Princess! Kill! Kill!"
* Season one episode nine: "To Thine Own Elf Be True"

* Season two episode nine: "The Electric Princess"
* Season two episode ten: "Tiabeanie Falls"
* Season three episode three: "Beanie Get Your Gun"

* Season three episode ten: "Bean Falls Down"

## Location

The dungeon is under the Dreamland Castle.
There are several cells with metal doors and a hole in the floor where prisoners are put. There is also a torture chamber in the dungeon.

## Prisoners

Faster, Princess! Kill! Kill!

* The witch who was maddened by a curse from Hansel and Gretel, was supposed to be beheaded but after Bean killed Hansel and Gretel, the curse was broken and the witch was pardoned.

To Thine Own Elf Be True

* Zøg needs help from Old Man Touchy (who is imprisoned in the dungeon because he always touches everything and everyone) to check the authenticity of the pendant of eternity.

The Electric Princess

* Skybert Gunderson came to Dreamland to deliver a weapon, but was captured by the knights and locked in the dungeon. He was able to escape with Bean's help, but had to promise to take her to Steamland with him.

Tiabeanie Falls

* After Bean accidentally shot Zøg, she was charged as a witch and locked in the dungeon. First in the hole on the floor, then in a cell. She was tied to the Wheel of Truth, but no one believes the truth. After a devastating trial, both Elfo and Luci were imprisoned. They were all freed by Stan, who did this for Bunty because he loves them.

Beanie Get Your Gun

* Lucy searches the dungeon for Pendergast's severed head.

Bean Falls Down

* Bean puts Big Jo and Porky in the dungeon, but they are both later freed by Odval.
Courier

This unnamed **courier** first appears in Freak Out!.

Alva Gunderson sends him to Beans room in his penthouse to bring her an automated postcard that shows him and Bean kissing. No sooner has Bean watched the card or the courier calls again. This time he pulls out a gun and shoots Bean with flower petals. He then leaves.
Crones

The **Crones** are a group of elderly ladies who live in Maru. They are being led by Prudence.

The Crones maintain the last section of the old Maru that is still untainted by the damage caused to the land by the Maru Royal House. It is implied that they are old enough to have known the Maru from before the current royal family took over. At least one of them also admitted to having been responsible for cursing Bean's family.

They are most prominently featured in "The Stience of Homemade Lightning", in which they train Bean to use her magic to defeat Emperor Cloyd and Becky the Enchantress, thus saving Maru and restoring the land to it's old state.

One of the Crones admitted to have cursed Bean's family, but it is left unclear if she was referring to the House of Maru or the House of Grunkwitz, as both families are stated to suffer from a curse.
Dreamland river

The **Dreamland river** is a river that flows through Dreamland, seperating Dreamland Castle from the rest of the city.

The water in the river comes largely from Heaven, and consists of the tears of angels. This is a critical part of Dreamland having magic, as this heavenly water mixes with the steam from Hell to create magic.

The river ends in a large waterfall next to the castle, that plunges into the sea below. Frequently, characters who fall into the river near the castle get swapped over the waterfall.
Coat of Arms

The **Coat of Arms** of King Zog is the heraldic symbol of a tree which can be seen in a number of places in *Disenchantment*.

## Appearance

It appears on The Herald's tunic, on wall hangings in the Royal court as well as being depicted in the glass beyond the throne of the king. It appears to depict a tree floating on water or air.

## Meaning

* It *might* be symbolic of the *axis mundi,* or World Tree, an archetypal symbol passed down from myths and religions through the ages.
* It might also be a reference to Sir Bedevere's coat of arms in *Monty Python and The Holy Grail*.

## References

1. ↑ Sir Bedevere's Coat of Arms in MPATHG *pathe.nl*
Giant

**Giants** are a species in *Disenchantment*.

## Historical perception

Giants exist all over the world, and come in a large variety of sizes as the name Giant is used for any creature bigger than a human. They can range from 7 foot to so big they can carry whole planets.

Giants have been stereotyped as ugly rampaging beasts due to a single rampaging incident by a giant called Bob "back in the '80s". In reality they are all about "peace, love, and body positivity". Because of their ba reputation, Giants are frequently chased from their homes by humans. Thus, when the giant Bardolf the Brave discovered magical beans that could grow beanstalks all the way to the clouds, he and the other giants build a society for themselves there called Skylight.

## Notable giants

* Tess
* Bob
* Gunter
* Sigrid
* Sven

## Trivia

* The stereotypical behaviour of giants as ugly and rampaging beasts is a *trope*, which is here being played with and subverted for comic effect.
Craig

**Craig** is a Trøg first seen in "Subterranean Homesick Blues".

At some point in the past he had a relationship with Trixy, but he left her for a molewoman. He is seen in the Crystal Cavern when Trixy is giving Elfo, Bean and Luci a tour of Trøgtown. After she explains to them how the pool of reflection works, she picks up a rock, expresses her anger at Craig ditching her, and throws the rock at the pool. However, she misses the water and ends up hitting Craig, who was at the other side of the pool with the molewoman. It knocks him out. The molewoman then ditches him because she realizes he lied to her about his name being Trevor.
Family Crypt

The **Family Crypt** is where all of Bean's deceased maternal relatives are buried.

## Appereance:

Season one episode three: "Princess of Darkness"

## History:

Bean is instigated by Luci to steal jewelry and jewelery, for the robbers, from the royal family crypt. But when Bean gives the robbers the jewels from the crypt, they lock them up there.

## Location:

In the church below the statue of Queen Dagmar.
Electrofish

The **Electrofish** is a submarine from Steamland. It is first seen in "I Hear Your Noggin, But You Can't Come In" when Bean, Mora and King Zøg steal it to free all the freaks from P.T. Freak Show.

The submarine has a large glass window in front, and moves with help of a mechanical tailfin resembling that of a fish. The name Electrofish was used by Bean to refer to the sub, but it is unknown if that is what it is actually called or if it was just her way of describing the submarine. The sub is equiped with features like a vehicle horn, and a destination dial that allows the sub to automatically set sail for a preprogrammed destination.

After all the freaks managed to get on board the submarine, but Bean and Zøg were found themselves confronted by P.T. McGee, Bean told Mora to get to Dreamland without her and meet up there. Unfortunately, Mora forgot to close the hatch of the sub before diving, resulting in the sub sinking just after departue. Everyone managed to get off safely and they were all saved afterwards by Queen Oona and her crew.
Lady Bowmore

**Lady Bowmore** is a member of The League of Gallivanting Scrutinators who lives in Steamland. She has helped Bean to explore Steamland, and tried to assist her in finding Elfo. She has made several attempts to hit on Bean, all of which Bean failed to understand. In "Electric Ladyland", she sees Bean with Mora, and assumes Mora is the reason Bean never returned her avances.

## Appearances

* "The Electric Princess"
* "Freak Out!"
* "Electric Ladyland"
Dungeon

The **Dungeon** is a room under Dreamland Castle where prisoners are locked up and/or tortured. The place is maintained by Stan the executioner. The dungeon is a dark, gloomy place with several prison cells.

People that have been imprisoned here:

* Old Man Touchy.
* A man who threw a snowball at the castle when he was a child.
* Bean (When she was accused of attempting to kill King Zøg.
* All the inhabitants of the city after Emperor Cloyd and Becky the Enchantress took over Dreamland. However, they willingly allowed themselves to be imprisoned if it meant the Goons would do all the work in the city.
Barbershop quartet

This **Barbershop quartet** consists of four singers from Steamland.

They are seen in "Freak Out!" when Alva Gunderson sends them to Beans' room in his penthouse so serenade her with a lovesong. Bean, who just before already received a postcard and flower petals from a courier send by Alva, is not amused and runs away. One of the singers calls her to come back, and promises they have two more songs in their repertoire.
Arms of Prudence

The **Arms of Prudence** are a weapon used by Emperor Cloyd and Becky the Enchantress

As their name implies, the arms belonged to Prudence, but they were cut off at some point after Prudence's first encounter with Bean in "The Disenchantress". In "Goon Baby Goon" it is revealed why; the arms have the magic power to turn any human scratched with the arms' nails into a Goon loyal to Becky and Cloyd. The two have used the arms to turn a large number of people in Dreamland into Goons by the time Zog and Bean return and kick the two villains out of the castle.

In "Fish Out of Water", after Bean and Mora head for Steamland to save Zog, Bean brings the arms with her as a potential weapon. In "The Stience of Homemade Lightning", after she and Zog end up in Maru and meet Prudence, Bean uses her magic to reattach the arms to Prudence's body.
Candy Cabin

**Candy Cabin** is located in the Enchanted Forest, outside of Dreamland.

Elfo discovered it and, after being given a feast by Hansel and Gretel, he was placed into the oven to be cooked alive. He was rescued by Luci who was immune to fire.

The cabin and it's inhabitants is a parody of Hansel & Gretel by the Brothers Grimm, a famous fairy tale.
Lady Lingonberry

**Lady Lingonberry** is the widowed wife of Lord Lingonberry. She survived a near-drowning incident that resulted from one of Bean's crazy stunts.

## Quotes

**Lady Lingonberry**:I'm drowing!

**Elfo**: I'm Elfo.

## Trivia

* Lady Lingonberry has the same hair color as Dagmar and Bean. In view of her age, the colour of her hair is surely due to an advanced age.
Chancellor of Dankmire

The **Chancellor of Dankmire** is a high-ranking politician from Dankmire, presumably reporting directly to the King of Dankmire.

He is voiced by Maurice LaMarche.

## Appearance

The Chancellor has light green skin with a very fine moustache and receding hairstyle reminiscent of a Japanese emperor. He wears a long two-toned purple rob with a long golden waistband. He walks with a gnarled walking stick.

## Behavior

He greets to Royal Delegation (King Zog, Queen Oona, Bean, Derek, Elfo and Luci) upon their arrival at Dankmire before taking them to the Dankmire Children's Theatre. (S01E06)

He also appears in the story "Dam it all" in "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1", where he captures Bean, Elfo and Luci when they come to try and make peace with Dankmire, and brings them before the king. Later, he has them put in stocks as punishment.
King Lorenzo I

**King Lorenzo I** (or **Lorenzo the First**) is the king of Bentwood, the older brother/husband of Queen Bunny, and the father of Prince Guysbert and Prince Merkimer.

## Appearance

Lorenzo is a short, fat man with brown hair and a brown goatee. He wears shoes with very high heels which make him appear taller and are concealed when wearing his cape.

## Biography

He is first seen when he, his wife, and his sons visit Dreamland to have Bean marry Prince Guysbert. After Guysbert is killed when Bean tricks him into impaling himself on a sword, neither Lorenzo nor Bunny seem too concerned and immediately propose that Bean should marry Merkimer instead. When Merkimer is also taken out when he is turned into a pig, the royals head back to Bentwood, leaving Merkimer behind without a second thought.

In "Beanie Get Your Gun", he and his wife are seen attending Derek's wedding in Dreamland's Cathedral.

They are seen again in "Hey, Pig Spender" when Bean, Elfo, Luci and Merkimer come to Bentwood with the pig that now has Merkimer's body. They try to trick the king and queen into believing Merkimer is human again in hopes that they will give Dreamland the money and weapons they desperately need. However, Lorenzo and Bunny refuse, and Merkimer makes no attempt to help Bean. Then the pig reveals he has learned to talk, and uses the fact that he now resembles Prince Merkimer to stage a coup against Lorenzo and Bunny. Lorenzo is last seen locked up in the dungeons of the Bentwood royal palace. When Bean is also locked up there he tells her he only wanted her to marry one of his sons so he could get access to certain resources that only Dreamland has. Most likely he was talking about the magic hidden in the kingdom that Queen Dagmar was also after. It is unknown what became of him after Bean, Elfo, Luci and Merkimer escaped Bentwood after killing Pig-Merkimer. Nevertheless, as he and Bunny were the last remaining members of the royal family, and as the whole affair fanned their antipathy towards Bean and his friends, on whom the Bentwood soldiers fired several arrows, it is possible that the King and Queen of Bentwood were released from their dungeon and resumed their positions as sovereigns after this incident.

Lorenzo and Bunny also appear in the story "Now Luci Him, Now You Don't" in Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1, which is chronologically set sometime during Season 1, Part 2, after "The Dreamland Job". They come to visit the royal family of Dreamland for the weekend, and Zøg insists Bean must host their stay in an attempt to make amends for what happened to their sons. Unfortunately, dinner is interrupted by Elfo, who has been convinced by Luci that he is invisible and tries to have some fun. His obnoxious behavior leads to a heated argument between Lorenzo and Zøg. Enraged, Bean orders Luci to fix the mess he caused. Luci thus serves the royals a drink that puts them to sleep, after which they send the sleeping Lorenzo I and Bunny back to Bentwood.

## Trivia

* Lorenzo shares similarities with Cletus Spuckler from the Simpsons in that both women married their biological brother and have adelphogamy kids with them.
Human

**Humans** are one of the many species appearing in *Disenchantment*.

## Appearance

Humans in *Disenchantment* are similar in appearance to real-life Humans, except most of them have severe overbites and cartoonish features - which is to be expected from Matt Groening's style. Unlike its sister shows, *Futurama* and *The Simpsons*, Humans in *Disenchantment* have five fingers rather than four, which helps to distinguish them from the many other species.

## Conditions

* Dreamland is a feudal society, with a Royal Family and a Royal Court (composed of Sorcerio the Alchemist, Jester and Bunty the Chambermaid and Odval the Chamberlain, or Royal Advisor/"hand").
* The majority of people are paupers, who eke out a very basic living.
	+ Even children are put to work - *if they can cry, they can work*.
* There is little or no sanitation and streets are littered with food waste and raw sewage.
	+ A horse which dies outside Bunty's hovel is removed, presumed eaten, in episode 5.
* As in medieval Europe (especially England) this leads to an ongoing plague.
	+ A plague patrol gathers the corpses daily.

## Behavior

* Humans in *Disenchantment* behave in a similar way to humans in real life, and share many actions and rituals together. eg. They enjoy going to church, gambling, getting drunk on beer and grog in taverns and inns, consuming drugs in the Dark Light District and holding festivals such as the harvest festival.
* A rudimentary religion - a parody of Christianity in its early stages - is practiced in the church by a priestess.
* Science has yet to be established, with its precursor alchemy being practiced by Sorcerio.
	+ There are 3 known "sciences", with one of them being "smoke".
* Poisons and potions are all widely in use, particularly to cure plague.
	+ As purchased from the apothecary.

## Trivia

* Humans have 5 fingers whereas Elfo the elf is shown to have 4 fingers, and Queen Oona the Dankmirian has 3. The number of fingers is thus a way of distinguishing between species.
* As the show is loosely set in the Middle Ages, it might be assumed that the Humans will be more closely related in beliefs and ideologies to those from that time in history than they would be to Modern Humans. This is true of some things, such as attitudes to science (alchemy) and religion (early Christianity), but not of others, where more modern sensibilities surrounding identity and political correctness are displayed, and played for laughs. For example, the expectation for the characters to have a *traditional* outlook is played with by inserting a *feminist* gang leader ("crime is male-dominated, *innit?*) who robs Bean in episode 3. The gang refer to themselves as "highway *people*" and as a "*gender-neutral* kleptocracy".
Abner

**Abner** is one of the servants working in Dreamland Castle

In "The Madness of King Zøg", he is tasked with bringing King Zøg, who is subcumbing to insanity, his meal of roast poodle. Odval first listens at the door of the Throne room, and once he no longer hears Zøg he determines it's safe for Abner to go in, as Zøg is likely sleeping. He does instruct Abner to get out fast after delivering the meal. Unfortunately for Abner, Zøg is still awake, finds the poodle disgusting, and launches first the dish and then Abner out of the throne room with a catapult.
Electric Ladyland (bar)

**Electric Ladyland** is a women-only bar in Steamland. It is first seen in the similarly titled episode.

The bar features a tap where customers can order drinks, and a stage for live performances. The place is run by Goldie. Mora and Bean visit the bar in hopes of finding out where something called an "awnsho" is located, which Goldie tells them is the Pawnshop.
Dreamland Playhouse

The **Dreamland Playhouse** is a theater in Dreamland, located right across The Jittery.

The theater has a special box for the royal family.

In "In Her Own Write", Bean wanted to perform the play she wrote here, but was denied because Theater is for men only. Prince Merkimer thus peformed the play instead.
Fall of Dreamland

**Queen Dagmar**: This goes way beyond you and me dear - *it is a dark battle of 100 centuries and our daughter's destiny...*
**King Zog**: Not if I can help it!
The **Fall of Dreamland** was an event caused by the return of Queen Dagmar to whom was in league with Emperor Cloyd and the Maruvians. As all of King Zög subjects were frozen into store, Maru has won a grand victory.

## Background

Queen Dagmar was brought back to life by Bean who used the Elixir of Life, and thus the kingdom celebrated her return. However King Zög began to grow unhappy and revealed more about himself to Luci who uses the crystal ball that Tess returned during Elfo's funeral, so that he could witness events from the past. Luci shows Zog what really happened in the tower the night Dagmar was turned to stone. Dagmar had in fact accidentally poisoned herself. Zøg is surprised, and he realizes that if Bean hadn't switched his and Dagmar's glasses, he'd be "out in the courtyard with pigeons crapping on [his] head", according to Luci.

## Dreamland Falls

As residents of Dreamland slowly and mysteriously being turning to stone. Dagmar (who is working for Maru) takes Bean to a secret library while Luci reveals to King Zög that Dagmar tried to poison him all those years ago. Queen Oona decided to flee after making a deal of some kind with Prime Minster Odval while Zog keeps Derek "safe" in a tower, Dagmar meanwhile tells Bean that Zøg wants to change her, and that she loves her as she was "born to be".

Dagmar says this while making a potion of some sort. She hears Zøg approaching after Luci told him to way to enter, and confronts him. Zøg says they could've simply gone to marriage counseling, and Dagmar pushes him down the stairs and pours her potion down the stairs. Luci, about to enter, Zøg runs in fear and climbs up a balcony, and tells someone that his wife is attacking. He is asked which one, and he comments that he knows how to pick them. He and Luci jump from the balcony, and find that Odval has summoned the Knights of the Zog Table but to no avail as they don't escape in time, as the kingdom continues to be turned into store, Dagmar and Bean escape on a boat with creatures. The only person not seen frozen as a statue is Zog, who says that he has nothing else to lose, only to drop his crown in the sea. He starts screaming in anger. Dreamland falls.
Dwarves

**Dwarves** are a race mentioned in the episode "The Dreamland Job". After Luci realized that Grifto and his circus troupe were not actually Elves like they claimed to be, he believed them to be Dwarves instead. They were actually Trolls. The fact that Luci made this mistake implies that dwarves are practically indistinguishable from Elves and Trolls.
Magic Jack

* Current
* Young

**Magic Jack**, also known as *Jack the Giant Slayer*, is a character seen in the story "Magic Bean trilogy" in Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1. He is exclusive to the comic and does not appear in the animated series.

## Appearance

Jack is a caucasian human male with a thick red beard and red hair. In his younger days he was clean-shaven.

## Biography

In his younger days, Jack was a lazy bum who one day got hold of magic beans after trading them for his cow. The beans grew into a huge beanstalk that led Jack to Skylight, a city of friendly Giants in the clouds. There, he stole a fortune of gold from the giants, and when a giant tried to stop him, Jack killed him by cutting down the beanstalk, causing the giant to fall to his death. The fallilng giant crushed a farm in the village of Bleakhaven, causing loss of lives and huge property damage. It made him a wanted man in the town for crimes of homicide, manslaughter, disturbing the peace, property damage, vandalism, illegal dumping, littering, theft, abandonment, animal cruelty and pretty much everything. Jack kept the gold for himself and abandoned his mother.

Elfo, Bean and Luci first encounter Jack when he is kicked out of the Flying Scepter by Mumbles for mooching drinks of the customers with his tall tales. After Bean offers him a drink, Jack tells them his life story, but in a way that makes him look like a noble, hardworking man who loved his mother. He still has some magic beans and has started a traveling business with them called "Jacks magical mystery tours". Bean is interested to see the world outside Dreamland, and despite the warnings from Elfo and Luci not to trust Jack, she buys some of his magic beans. The beans actually work and sprout a huge beanstalk that bring the three friends to SKylight. There they learn the giants are actually friendly and Jack is a charlatan who robbed the giants. Jack himself is not seen again in the rest of the story.
Eternity Pendant

The **Eternity Pendant** is a magic pendant, and the only receptacle capable of creating and containing the Elixir of Life.

Whoever wears the activated Pendant containing elf blood will be given immortality, or be brought back from the dead.

The pendant was orginally used by Malfus who wanted eternal love, but after realizing that living forever is a curse, he threw it off the Edge of the World. And it was later found by King Doris, who tried to cure his petrified people to no avail, but he was later turned to stone himself.

In "The Limits of Immortality", the pendant is found by Bean, Luci and Elfo in Cremorrah, and brought back to Dreamland. However, when Zog tries to use the pendant using a drop of Elfo's blood, the pendant fails to work because Elfo is only half Elf while the pendant needs 100% pure Elf Blood to function. In "To Thine Own Elf Be True", after a battle between the Elves of Elfwood and the soldiers of Dreamland during which Elfo is killed, Bean gets her hands on a handkerchief containg pure Elf Blood, but it is just enough to make the pendant work once. With heavy heart, she foregoes reviving Elfo and uses the Pendant to bring her mother, Queen Dagmar, back from being petrified.

The Pendant is used again in "The Very Thing", when Leavo convinces King Rulo to have all the Elves move to Dreamland and be allowed to live there in return for their help to restore all the inhabitants of Dreamland, who had been petrified by Dagmar, to life with their blood.

The pendant is last seen when Luci briefly encounters it in the Trøg tunnels underneath Dreamland. It is unknown what became of it as it is never brought up again after this.

Luci with the pendant in "Subterranean Homesick Blues"
Monastery

This **monastery** is located near the Twinkletown Insane Asylum.

The place is run by the Rinsemaster and houses a large number of monks, among them Big Jo and Porky. The monks sleep in bare rooms with only a candle for some light and hay on the floor to sleep on. The monastery also houses a church, an office for the Rinsemaster, a vegetable garden, a barn, and a circular room that is considered to be the center of the known world, and thus the holiest place in the monatery.

In "The Cabinet of Dr. Chazzzzz", King Zøg ended up here after fleeing from the asylum. The Rinsemaster welcomed him in and made him a monk. He rapidly advances from levels 1 to 9, mainly due to him giving the monastery a huge financial donation. In gratitude of his gift, they rename the old barn to the "Zøg Center for Outstanding Humility". Zøg is thus allowed to pray in the holiest room, where he spots a single bean on the floor which he interprets as a sign that Bean needs his help. He leaves the Monastery and returns to Dreamland.

The monastery is briefly seen again in "Darkness Falls", when the whole universe is plunged into darkness due to God dying. The Monks react in shock to the sudden darkness.

ChurchRinsemaster's officeMonk's roomHoliest room
Dog

**Dogs** are common domestic animals, that are often kept as pets.

King Zøg is known to use dogs to clean himself. It is inferred once is an average wash, but if he is trying to look presentable, he will have them do a second go-over.

Bunty "can't keep a dog alive" due to her hidden rage, implying she has violently killed a few dogs before. Bunty also recalled how one of her daughters was mauled to death by a pack of dogs.

Some dogs are more anthropomorphic than others; once when Princess Bean, Elfo, and Luci were walking through the city streets, they passed by a group of dogs playing a game of poker (an obvious visual reference to the *Dogs Playing Poker* paintings).
Elf Alley

**Elf Alley** is an Elf refuge located within the city of Dreamland, and is home to the former citizens of Elfwood. It is packed with houses and residencies made of sticks, cloth and other materials. Their economy is based on Gold Coins.

## History

After the elves make peace with Dreamland, they gave up their independence and deserted their previous residency, the kingdom of Elfwood. They built Elf Alley in Dreamland as a new permanent residence.

## Government

King Rulo is the autonomous ruler of the alleyway and is assisted by the Elf Council, while Queen Bean (formerly King Zøg, then King Derek) is the overall sovereign of the entirety of Dreamland, including Elf Alley.
Elfo's room

**Elfo's room** is the personal bedroom of Elfo within Dreamland Castle.

The room is located at the bottom of a long spiraling staircase. The room is small, clearly build for someone the size of an Elf. This implies the room maybe part of the ruins of the old castle, which was inhabited by Elves. The room has a single window, and is decorated with furniture from Bean's old dollhouse.
Fairy

**Fairies** are a magical species in *Disenchantment*. They look like tiny human women with wings on their backs. They live in Fairyland, which is hidden in the Enchanted Forest, but frequently visit Dreamland. They have the ability to use magic and wield magic wands for this purpose.

There are several known fairies, with one, Sagatha, known to be living and working in the Enchanted Forest. It is strongly implied that the fairies are prostitutes, especially Sagatha, who looks like a stereotypical old hooker.

The fairies create the "Party in Dreamland" sign using their magic in "Castle Party Massacre".

## Known fairies

The four fairies whose names are known are:

* Sagatha
* Roxanne
* Karly
* Snarla

## Gallery

Sagatha in the Enchanted ForestThree fairies visiting Dreamland"Party In Dreamland" fairy sign
Annoyo

**Annoyo** is an Elf mentioned in season two episode five: "Our Bodies, Our Elves".

## History:

King Rulo mentions at a meeting that the ogres are everyone's enemies. Annoyo raises his hand and King Rulo says annoyed: "Yes, yes, except their own. Sit down, Annoyo."

## Look:

Annoyo has a yellow hat, a light yellow skin, a light green shirt and light brown hairs.
Gunter

**Gunter** is a Giant who appears in the story "Magic Beans trilogy" in Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1. He is exclusive to the comic and does not appear in the animated series.

Gunter lives in the giants city Skylight. He is a farmer who tends the fields where the giants grow the magic beans needed for the beanstalks to reach the surface world. He also has a barn full of exotic animals he collected from all over the world, including elephants, panda bears, giraffes, koala bears, and a hippo.

Gunter is first seen when Bean, Elfo and Luci use a magic beanstalk to get to Skylight. Gunter turns out to be a quite affably and welcomes the visitors. He shows them around his farm and introduces them to his family before taking them into the city for drinks at The Buried Giant. When Luci accidentally sets the tavern on fire, Gunter is seen calling for the fire brigade. He is not seen again after this, leaving it unclear what became of him when Skylight went up in flames and the clouds it was build on began to evaporate.
Party Barge No 54

**Party Barge No 54** is a party barge owned by the Barge Captain, making it the second barge he is shown to own after El De Barge.

This party barge has only two masts, but otherwise is identical in design to the *El De Barge*.

The barge was completely wrecked by Slimy when the captain came to rescue Bean, Elfo and Derek from Monster Island. The crew was likely killed in this attack. The Barge Captain didn't seem too bothered by the loss of his ship.

The name plate of the barge was later seen in the Trøgs treasure cave in Trøgtown.

The Party Barge's nameplate in the Trøg treasure cave, "Subterranean Homesick Blues"
Old mouse lady

This unnamed **old mouse** is one of the inhabitants of the Enchanted Forest. She is capable of speech and wears clothing.

In "Beanie Get Your Gun", she finds Derek shortly after the latter has been swindled out of his wallet by a raccoon. She tricks Derek into stepping onto a snare, and after he is caught in it she steals his pants as he has no money left for her to steal. Derek gets back at her after some encouragement from Sagatha; he uses a stick to pull the mouse out of the tree trunk she lives in and takes his pants back. He then snaps the mouse's cane in half to teach her a lesson.
Asmodium

**Asmodium** is a powerful demon lord in Hell. He has the powers to upgrade demons.

## Biography

After Luci and Bean sneak into Hell, Asmodium confronts the two when they try to find Elfo in the Book of the Dead. Bean tries to lie her way out of it, but Luci removes her costume, revealing her to be human, and explains that he tricked both Bean and Elfo into going to Hell. Impressed by Luci's ingenuity, Asmodium upgrades Luci to a Level 2 Demon.

When Luci tries to escape hell with Bean and Elfo, Asmodium stops them. Luci then lets go of both Elfo and Bean, letting them fall. Impressed by his cruelty, Asmodium upgrades Luci to Uber-Demon Level 4. Luci then uses his new size and strength to knock Asmodium into a mountain and save his friends. Asmodium warns Luci that if he leaves hell, he will lose his powers as a demon, including his immortality (as well as his parking space), but Luci doesn't care and the three escape Hell.

## Cultural reference

* Asmodium's name is likely derived from "Asmodeus" or "Ashmedai", also known as Ashema Deva. The figure is a prince of demons, or in Judeo-Islamic lore the king of the earthly spirits, mostly known from the deuterocanonical *Book of Tobit*, in which he is the primary antagonist.
Little Princeling Scouts

The **Little Princeling Scouts** is a scouting group in Dreamland that Prince Derek is a member of.

Not much is known about the scouts as they are never seen, and only get mentioned in the comic "Disenchantment: Untold Tales Vol. 1" in the story *Happy Campers*. They have multiple subgroups that members can transition between, with Derek being a Tadpole at the start of the story but hoping move up to Hopper soon.

Scout members can earn various merit badges for a wide variety of activities. These include:

* Camping
* Fire Building
* First Aid
* Scat Identification
* Finding and Foraging Foods That Won't Kill You Fools
* Finding Your Way Out of a Terrible Situation and Also the Forest
Light Bud Robots

**Light Bud Robots** are robots created by Steamland.

The robots are about half the size of an adult human. They move around on wheels, have two arms, and lightbulbs for heads. They are mainly deployed by Alva Gunderson to do various tasks around his factory and Penthouse.

A large number of them were destroyed when Bean unleashes her lightning magic, but since they are seen again after this episode, Alva evidently had more of them or made new ones after this incident.

Alva has named at least some of the robots, though the episode "Electric Ladyland" reveals he has to write their names on his hand to remember them:

* Hennessy
* Watkins
* Yonji
* Tyler
* Alistair
* Corbin
* Dabney
* Rupert
* Skizz