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Circus Baby

Article subject has multiple identities with dedicated pagesThis article is about a character whose counterpart(s) have their own articles. For the pre-animatronic version of this character, see Elizabeth Afton.
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## Circus Baby

### Aliases

Baby, Elizabeth Afton, Lizzie, Eleanor, Renelle

## Relationships

### Family

William Afton (birth father)
Mike Schmidt (estranged brother)
Elizabeth Afton (counterpart)

### Enemies

Mike Schmidt
Charlie Emerson
Henry Emerson

## Appearances

### Appears in

* game
* game

### Debut

game

**Circus Baby**, also just **Baby**, is a major antagonist in the FNAF at Freddy's series.

## History

Circus Baby's body was created by William Afton circa 1983 as an animatronic used to promote Circus Baby's Pizza World, as well as its mascot.

## Relationships

### William Afton

Baby does her best to impress Will, but he seems to be just as neglectful and absent as he was when she was human. She still considers Will to be her father, but Will only treats her as a subordinate at best, and an inanimate tool at worst.

### Mike Schmidt

Mike is Baby's estranged brother. They are enemies, as Baby stays under their father's guidance while Mike tries to take him down. She refers to him as "Michael" as a way to remind him that he used to be part of their family, and that he can never fully escape their father's influence.

### Vanessa

Baby appears to be incredibly jealous of Vanessa for taking her father's attention. She views Vanessa as an imposter and goes out of her way to antagonize her, claiming that they will never truly be sisters.

### Sarah Avery

Baby approaches a young Sarah under the alias "Eleanor," and convinces her to take a necklace that will make her beautiful. This leads to Sarah's temporary death.
General Buh

General Buh in her debut, "Enter General Buh" (BAD EDIT)

### Appears in

"Enter General Buh" (BAD EDIT)"French-Fry Kenobi VS. General Buh" (EVEN WORSE EDIT)"French-Fry Kenobi Chases General Buh" (THE WORST EDIT)

### Debut

"Enter General Buh" (BAD EDIT)

General Buh is a mashup of General Grievous from Star Wars and Poor Baby from the Mr.Morton127 channel.

## Physical Description

General Buh has a tan plastic head with no hair, blue-black eyes, orange eyebrows and an orange mouth, a body of cloth and stuffing ands legs and arms of the plastic that makes up her head. She wears strange horns behind her head, only visible in some shots. She wears a long yellow dress imprinted with flowers, and wears a black cape as well.

## Appearances

### "Enter General Buh" (BAD EDIT)

General Buh first appears in this very short video, where an alien commander tells her that two Jedi have invaded the ship. She laughs and goes to meet them. Her droids kill one Jedi, but the other, French-Fry Kenobi, survives and tracks her.

### "French-Fry Kenobi VS. General Buh" (EVEN WORSE EDIT)

In this video, French-Fry Kenobi makes his debut. He is seen on a raised platform and jumps down into a loading bay to confront General Buh. He is surrounded by droids, though, and General Buh sics a few Magna Guards on him. French-Fry Kenobi magically defeats them as in the next shot they are crushed by a part of the ceiling. French-Fry Kenobi then fights General Buh on another platform. Kenobi expertly dodges the General's lightsaber swings and cuts off two of the General's hands. Clones arrive to aid Kenobi, and they fight General Buh's droids. General Buh tells Kenobi "Army or not, you are doomed." Kenobi says, "I don't think so" and force blasts General Buh high into the air, making her lose her lightsabers and take damage before falling to the ground far below.

### "French-Fry Kenobi Chases General Buh" (THE WORST EDIT)

In the conclusion to the Star Wars edit trilogy, General Buh is seen riding away in one of her automobiles. French-Fry Kenobi catches up and after a tussle they fall out onto a landing platform with General Buh's ship on it, the automobile flying off the edge. The two engage in a fistfight, with General Buh gravely wounding Kenobi and denting her ship. She tosses Kenobi over the edge, but he doesn't meet the same fate as General Buh's automobile as he grips the ledge. He uses the Force to get a blaster and blasts General Buh's exposed organ compartment, knocking away her electro-staff that would've killed Kenobi. Kenobi repeatedly fires and General Buh internally combusts, falling into a burning heap.
Mike Schmidt

**Mike Schmidt**, born **Michael Afton**, is a protagonist of the FNAF at Freddy's series.

## Relationships

### William Afton

William Afton is Mike's biological father, and his sworn enemy. Mike no longer considers William his father.

### Charlie Emerson

Mike and Charlie are step-siblings, and still consider each other such despite their fathers being divorced. They work together to take down William Afton.
Bella Emerson

Article subject has multiple identities with dedicated pagesThis article is about a character whose counterpart(s) have their own articles. For the post-death version of this character, see Bellora.

## Relationships

### Family

Henry Emerson (ex-husband)
Charlie Emerson (child)
Bellora (counterpart)

## Appearances

### Appears in

* game
* game

### Debut

FNAF 5: Sister Location

**Bella Emerson** is a minor character in the FNAF at Freddy's series. She is the former wife of Henry Emerson and the mother of Charlie Emerson.

## History

Not much is known about Bella Emerson's life before becoming Bellora. Charlie and Henry both seem to have fond memories of her.
Sarah Avery

**Sarah Avery** is a minor character in the FNAF at Freddy's series.

## History

As a teenager, Sarah was obsessed with becoming beautiful. She attracted Circus Baby's attention, and was given a necklace from her. The necklace causes her to slowly become more beautiful, yet warps her personality and rots her body. Eventually, Baby takes the necklace back, causing Sarah to crumble apart into scrap metal.

At some unknown point after this, Jake McNally finds the necklace and returns it to Sarah, reviving her and causing her body to be restored after she realizes her mistake in being so vain.

Many years later, Sarah encounters Kasey, a petty thief who steals her daughter's sunglasses and is subsequently haunted by Bellora. After Kasey tracks down Sarah and returns the sunglasses, Sarah chooses to forgive her, showing immense character growth since she was a teenager.

In the present, she raises her daughter Isabella with the help of Kasey.

## Relationships

### Circus Baby

Circus Baby and Sarah are enemies. Baby is the one who gave Sarah the cursed necklace, causing her to fall apart into scrap metal. After she is revived by Jake, Baby seems to ignore her and allow her to live the rest of her life in peace. It's unknown whether or not Circus Baby knows Sarah is currently alive, or if she just does not particularly care to kill her again.

### Jake McNally

In the process of fighting Circus Baby, Jake find the necklace and unwittingly returns it to Sarah, bringing her back from the dead. The two of them are allied by having Baby as their enemy.

### Kasey

Kasey and Sarah did not start on good terms, seeing as Kasey stole her purse. However, Sarah forgives Kasey and even invites her to be Isabella's babysitter.
The Asset

The Asset was a name given to several robotic humanoids, who served the Live Control Agency - mainly as Bounty Hunters however some were made advanced enough by the agency to kidnap Torchwood members and bring them to the Live Control headquarters where the members are given over to management to kill them.

They appear human, despite being robots, with two appearing in the first episode of the third season, Contact, as two men in SWAT armor however they are seemingly emotionless and they show no hesitation when it comes to attacking Torchwood members, they do not appear again in the series beyond the first episode, with the Bounty Hunter version appearing in the fourth episode "Dead of Night" chasing a new Torchwood team through Manchester Airport.

## Episodes

### 3.01: Contact

Not officially confirmed as Assets but the two men in SWAT armour that kidnapped and brought the Torchwood members too the Live Control Agency compound were believed to be "Assets" to the agency.

### 3.02: Life or Death

The Contact dispatches an Asset into the London Underground to hunt a fleeing Shane, it tries to blend in with the general public however gives itself away when Shane hears a gun being loaded behind him, luckily a train arrived in time and Shane disappeared into a crowd of people leaving The Asset on the platform visibly confused.

### 3.04: Dead of Night

Alexa, Dan, Colin and Shane are chased by the Bounty Hunter variant of The Asset through Manchester Airport upon landing back in the UK, in a pretty intense there are many attempts to disarm it however all of them fail and even result in Alexa getting injured in the chase, after another struggle - the team get a window of opportunity to escape when The Asset disappears down a baggage belt however it emerges once again after the team get into a taxi and quickly flee the airport to get Alexa to a hospital however The Asset uses a motorcycle to follow them to Manchester causing Dan and Shane to go to a parking lot, near the hospital, to confront and stop it from harming Alexa further - a fight ensues and the emotionless Asset seems to be enjoying this challenge and jumps from level to level trying to hit them both like its trying to toy with them - Shane uses his powers to launch a stream of lightning at The Asset which causes the robot to spark and smoke to come out from it from the electrical current, after this it realizes it is defeated it proceeds to self destruct.
Adam (The Pier)

A man called Adam was present during the events of the episode "The Pier"

## Episodes

### From the Vault Ep1: The Pier

Adam was visiting the famous Santa Monica Pier with his family however is caught up in a scene when some criminals let off a strange device, seemingly unaware of what the device even is, causing chaos however Adam stays calm and tends to his confused family.

On the beach, he finds former Torchwood operatives: Alexa and Dan, who are on vacation in Los Angeles, and asks for their help however both are sceptical and unsure - during the conversation, Adam notices a suited man called Julian with the device and begs once again for Dan and Alexa's help, Dan accepts but the two end up diving off the pier in retreat when Julian turns hostile and attacks them both.

Later on, when Julian is using the device to control Alexa from it, both Adam and Dan hold Julian at gunpoint, suggesting Adam has had firearms training before, he proceeds to shoot Julian in the back causing the suited man to fall heavily onto the ground, he then tries to reason with Dan who starts to feel "incredible power" from the device when he tries to dispose of it however Dan uses the device to bring back everyone previously effected by it, including Adam's family, Adam then promptly leaves the scene wishing to stay out of the goings on on the pier.
Sophia Longacre

Sophia Longacre was the daughter of Henry Longacre and sister of Madeline Longacre, she is part of the events known as The Haunting and, unlike Madeline, she was turned into a demon by Lamashtu.

## Pre-Eyoho Verse Lore

First appearing in the YouTube series, The Haunting (created by YouTuber markapsolon), as part of the "Original Lamashtu timeline", the main protagonist of the series kept seeing Madeline around the house however it was alluded too by a strange video that Madeline had a sister called Sophia.

## Episodes

### Lamashtu: Daemonium

Upon returning from the multiverse, Lamashtu (although he wasn't aware of it at the time) found himself reliving his old life, including the events of The Haunting, however the demon still had some of his memories from his original timeline as his boss believed it would drive him insane like many others he has encountered, instead he used this knowledge and personally recruited the Longacre family by possessing one of them over the course of a period of time, he chose Sophia and corrupted her thus making her a demon.

This caught the attention of Madeline who, in order to save her sister, made a deal with Lamashtu to give Sophia her sanity back - Lamashtu in return wanted the meeting between himself and the sisters to be covered up and when that part of the deal wasn't met, he returned to the house and burnt it to the ground, he then revived Madeline and Sophia to serve as his minions whilst leaving their father, Henry, to die in the burning rubble, the timeline had thus been changed as neither Madeline and Sophia perished in the fire like before making the pair demons in the process.

It was also revealed that Mark Apsolon was the main character that filmed The Haunting as the events of The Haunting YouTube series then occur with Lamashtu switching vessels from his new one to the Madeline with bunny mask vessel from 2012 - Mark went insane and died like before but this time Lamashtu attempted to double cross his possessed minions of Madeline and Sophia, both now fully corrupted, with demon attempting to burn the house down this, in essence, covering up the entire Haunting story which the minions rejected who told their superiors of the betrayal resulting in Lamashtu's exile on Earth, Lamashtu's boss then proceeded to try and have Madeline and Sophia assassinate Lamashtu, this backfired and Lamashtu killed them brutally in a car chase even going as far as running down Sophia calling her "Roadkill" as he reviewed his handy work.
Ten Mile Kitchen

The **Ten Mile Kitchen** is the café owned by Martha Lloyd in Shipton Abbott.

It's been a long-held dream for Martha to run her own place. Her dad was a very driven man, he was hard-working. He was roots and wings for Martha and was always encouraging her to chase her dreams and make them happen.

When he goes, she honours that love by taking that leap of faith and going for it, of course, with Humphrey’s backing. They want to spend more time together and not work long hours – in a restaurant or with the Met - and slow things down, realise this dream together, but still have more time to settle together as well.

It's a bit of a struggle for Martha to get the restaurant off the ground. It’s a bit touch-and-go for a while whether she'll manage it, but an old friend, Archie Hughes, steps in and invests in the restaurant and becomes a partner in her restaurant.

The café is called the Ten Mile Kitchen because all the ingredients that they use within the kitchen will be sourced within ten miles of Shipton Abbott, including their wine!
Ian Kershaw

**Ian Kershaw** trained at the Welsh College of Speech and Drama. As well as acting, he is also a scriptwriter and playwright and has played five guest roles in *Coronation Street.*

His other credits include *Brookside, Hetty Wainthropp Investigates, Hillsborough, The Grand, Grafters, Casualty, City Central, Clocking Off, Sweet Medicine, Emmerdale, Christmas Lights, Fat Friends, Heartbeat, New Street Law* and *Jane Hall*. He has also written episodes of *Doctors, EastEnders, Casualty, Holby City* and *Shameless*.

Ian is the husband of fellow former *Street* actress Julie Hesmondhalgh, and they live near Glossop, Derbyshire with their daughter Martha.

## External Links

* twitter.com
* imdb.com
Cody

Cody was a member of an unknown branch of the Torchwood Institute, not much is known about him other than he is skilled with guns.

## Episodes

### 3.01: Contact

Cody is introduced to Shane by his leader, Captain Jeanette, whose team join up with Shane to create a makeshift team whilst in confinement at the hands of the Live Control Agency following all four of them being abducted, the four plan an escape however Cody doesn't make it out of the cell as he is gunned down by Live Control guards whilst shielding the others' escape.
The Bloody Smiles

The Bloody Smiles were an underground crime group, the members do not have their own individual identities however and are seen instead as one big unit, they live for violence and organized many raids of Lincoln City during their time as an operating group - you can tell where they have been as they use their victims blood to draw a red smile on, or around, their area of activity, it is believed they had a previous encounter with the vigilante Anarchy (Miles Windsor) before during Miles' disappearance (or cold case as the police called it) as the group knows him by name.

## Episodes

### From the Vault Ep2: The Hand of Anarchy

After the Lincoln City Police investigate several strange deaths in the area - the group is first seen inside a scrap yard when its leader is conducting a ritual-esque ceremony on a young boy with some of his associates which is described as a "cryptic ceremony" - they are discovered by DI Jack Sutton however they lash out and proceed to kill one of the boys family members in an attempt to scare the detective who tries to escape, which he does - the group then commence a raid on the local police station, out of sheer rage and the group kills Jack and Officer Faysel, this traumatic experience allows the group to toy with Crystal turning her almost insane because of this encounter however the group associates are incapacitated, and some are killed, when Miles Windsor (as the vigilante Anarchy) arrives to join the fight, the leader of The Bloody Smiles is then threatened by Miles to leave Lincoln City and never return or Miles will kill all of them, the leader (out of fear) agrees and whats left of the group quickly escapes city limits.
Security Puppet

Article subject has multiple identities with dedicated pagesThis article is about a character whose counterpart(s) have their own articles. For the pre-animatronic version of this character, see Charlie Emerson.
Article subject uses multiple sets of pronounsThis article is about a character that uses multiple sets of pronouns. For the sake of clarity, this article should primarily use **they/them**.

## Security Puppet

* Current Design
* Original Design
* fuckass puppet minifigure

### Aliases

The Puppet, The Marionette, Charlie, SCP-PT

## Relationships

### Family

Charlie Emerson (counterpart)
Henry Emerson (creator)

## Appearances

### Appears in

* game
* game

### Debut

Five Nights at Freddy's 2

The **Security Puppet**, also known as just **The Puppet**, is a protagonist of the FNAF at Freddy's series.

## History

The Puppet's body was created by Henry Emerson circa 1987 as an animatronic. Henry viewed the Puppet as a means of protecting his daughter from William Afton after he begun to grow suspicious of Will's involvement in the Bite of '87.
Jack Sutton

Jack Sutton (known as DI Jack Sutton) was a detective-inspector for the Lincoln City police - he was the partner and colleague of Crystal Jackson when they worked on the Miles Windsor/Anarchy cold case, he firmly believed that Miles faked his own death.

## Episodes

### From the Vault Ep2: The Hand of Anarchy

Jack can be seen returning from a case and questions as to why his colleague, Crystal, wants to open a cold case on Miles Windsor and is confused at her actions, the two definitely had differing opinions on the case as Jack seemed to be tired of hearing Crystal's theorizing with Crystal asking Jack if he is scared of Miles however he says nothing and walks off.

Jack can then be seen patrolling the streets of Lincoln his police car however he encounters a figure which leads to him to a scrapyard and The Bloody Smiles group who try to scare him off with intimidating behaviour, he then proceeds to call in his colleague Officer Faysel to try and get some backup following a brief chase with Jack taking some photos of the scene from behind a wall as he waits, he is later killed during The Bloody Smiles' raid of the police headquarters he was based at.
Alexis Ashwing

Alexis Ashwing is a wanderer of the multiverse, she has red hair, is freckled and pale-skinned with bright green eyes - it is alluded too that Alexis only started wandering the multiverse out of sheer boredom and always looks for adventure, among other things, to cure this boredom - too people who have never met her she can come across as cold and almost arrogant however this may or may not be by personal choice as not much is known about her.

## Episodes

### 3.02: Life or Death

An injured Shane encounters Alexis interfering in a bank robbery getaway when he lands in Lisbon, Portugal whilst on the run from the Live Control Agency (who aim to eradicate the Torchwood Institute) he distracts her with a whistle as she is about to seemingly strangle one of them causing Alexis to throw the criminal to the ground, only for them to escape.

Alexis, who is wearing a hooded outfit at the time, approaches Shane with sheer annoyance at his sudden involvement however she tilts her head when noticing that Shane has been wounded however she dryly comments: "Im not surprised that happened to you, was only a matter of time" like she recognizes this version of Shane (possibly a side effect of going from universe to universe) however she snaps back to reality when Shane questions if he is speaking to her by saying: "Alexis Ashwing I presume?" causing her to point a dagger at Shane's throat as she actually doesn't recognize him, she goes as far to threaten him however cooler heads prevail and Shane asks if she knows anyone who could help him with his injuries, Alexis almost facepalms saying "You came all the way here just to ask that?" but complies telling Shane to go to the Algarve mountains where he should find "a strange place but you will get healed there."

It is believed that after this encounter, Alexis headed back to her own universe where she currently resides.
Monsters

Supernatural beings known as monsters can arise through infection or being born that way. While some consider aliens as monsters in this universe, it's not always the case. Monsters come in various shapes, sizes, and possess unique skills. According to many hunters that make up The Hunter Network, it's estimated that there are hundreds of thousands of monsters in the world. Many of them can assimilate into human culture or blend in by appearing human, despite their true monstrous form.

After the closure of the Torchwood Institute, monsters have become a significant issue. Taking advantage of the multiverse reset triggered by the notorious Trickster Loki's actions, which resulted in the death of the multiversal being known as The Legion, monsters have emerged from hiding to reclaim their territories and hunting grounds. Hunters using what Shane deems The Hunter Network are actively working to prevent their activities, as some monsters pose a high risk if they come into contact with ordinary people.

Click on the monster names for more information about their appearances in the Eyoho Verse.

**A**

* Arachne
* Azrael

**D**

* Daeva
* Demons
* Djinn
* Dragons
* Dream entity

**G**

* Ghosts
* Ghouls

**H**

* Hellhounds

**L**

* Lamia
* Loki
* The Legion

**M**

* Mermaids
* Mimics

**S**

* Sirens
* Skinwalkers
* Shapeshifters
* Soul Eater

**V**

* Vampires

**W**

* Wendigo
* Werewolves
* Werewolf of Dogdyke

**Z**

* Zombies

## Aliens

The Aliens section is for the monsters that have appeared in the Eyoho verse before but are non-terrestrial as the original aim of the Torchwood Institute was to protect Earth from aliens, since the disbanding of the Institute, there have been no recorded extra terrestrial events as the space rift over Lincoln City was finally sealed following the events of Season 4 of Torchwood: Lincoln City.

**A**

* Amicus

**C**

* Cell 114
* Cybermen

**G**

* Greys

**H**

* Hoix

**M**

* Mazkil
* Molanye

**T**

* Trickster's Brigade
James Wainwright

James Wainwright was a citizen of Lincoln City and had been pronounced dead at an unknown location following a heart failure, nothing is known about him other than it is believed that when he initially died. a Shapeshifter took his form in a bid to cause chaos and mind games.

## Episodes

### 2.05 Fractures

James Wainwright's story begins at Lincoln County Hospital, where he is involved in a bizarre and unexplainable situation. He experiences a series of deaths and resurrections, baffling the medical staff. Pronounced dead from heart failure, he is revived, only to die again from an unknown cause. This perplexing pattern of dying and coming back to life suggests a supernatural or unexplained phenomenon at work.

When Shane and Fiona visit the hospital to investigate, they discover James alive in the morgue, an unsettling and eerie sight. Fiona, taken aback, draws her silver blade in a panic, unsure of how to react to James, who is seemingly unaffected by his own deaths. Shane attempts to communicate with James, who acknowledges his repeated deaths with a sense of sarcasm, indicating his awareness but also confusion about his situation.

The scenario escalates when James exhibits unpredictable and aggressive behavior. He attacks Dr. Rapport, demonstrating an alarming level of strength and agility, characteristics uncharacteristic of a normal human. His actions are erratic and dangerous, making him a significant threat. James' ability to overpower both Fiona and Shane in a fight, and his resistance to Fiona's silver blade, further add to the mystery of his true nature and the source of his powers.

As the situation unfolds, it becomes clear that James is not what he appears to be. The revelation that he is a Shapeshifter explains his bizarre abilities and behavior. This revelation is a turning point in the story, as it shifts the focus from trying to understand a medical mystery to dealing with a supernatural entity.

The Shapeshifter, assuming James' form (along with many others), engages in a violent confrontation with Shane back in the morgue and It becomes evident that the entity is not only powerful but also derives pleasure from deception and chaos. The creature's final moments, after being confronted and defeated by Fiona, reveal its true nature as it shifts between forms, dying in the guise of James Wainwright.
Luke

Luke was a scientist and lab partner/assistant to Dr. Matthew Thorn, not much is known about his personal appearance or life outside of his job.

## Episodes

### 2.04: Wendigo

Luke is first seen alongside Dr. Matthew Thorn as they both work around the clock to find a cure for several diseases around the world using animal DNA in an operation they have called "Project Wendigo" - the two have a log which is in its 25th edition when Luke starts to question how legal their research and testing actually is however Thorn shrugs this off and calls Luke out for always being negative and tells him to forget about all the legal precautions because what their doing is, in the long run, a good thing - Luke stares a hole through Thorn however and claims he has created nothing more than abominations so far through his frequent test subject programs.

Thorn once again shrugs him off claiming the tests failed last time but promises positive progress however is once again called out by Luke who points out how unleashing his test subjects on the world wasn't a good idea - during this argument, Luke is stabbed with a flaming knife as the demon, Lamashtu, emerges and confronts Thorn in his office, as the confrontation continues: Thorn injects Luke with the test serum and it surprisingly reanimates Luke as hair begins to grow on Luke, he also grows sharp teeth and now has bright red eyes, Thorn then injects himself and both him and Luke fight Shane and Lamashtu around the laboratories, during the fight - Lamashtu launches a stream of fire from both hands weakening the transformed Luke and Matthew Thorn, the flames inadvertently spread to a nearby petrol tank however causing Shane and Lamashtu to leave the building rapidly as the creatures uncharacteristically beg for mercy, Lamashtu simply says back "I don't do mercy" he then leaves as the building blows up behind him seemingly finally killing Luke and Matthew Thorn in the process.
Crossover Characters

Throughout the Eyoho Verse, there has been a concept of a multiverse, the characters listed below are not of the Eyoho Verse but have come from other universes thus their original profiles from their original series/stories can be found below, these characters haven't been fully integrated into the Eyoho Verse hence the term "Crossover Character".

**D**

* Dean Winchester (Appears in 4.03: Hello Multiverse, It's The Winchesters, 4.04: The Demon That Walked Amongst Man, 4.05: Wanderers of the Multiverse, 4.06: Realm of the Legion, 4.07: The Joker in the Pack & 4.08: The Lost.)

**F**

* Frank Morrison (Appears in 4.06: Realm of the Legion, 4.07: The Joker in the Pack & 4.08: The Lost.)

**J**

* Joey (Appears in 4.06: Realm of the Legion, 4.07: The Joker in the Pack & 4.08: The Lost.)
* Julie Kostenko (Appears in 4.06: Realm of the Legion, 4.07: The Joker in the Pack & 4.08: The Lost.)

**S**

* Sam Winchester (Appears in 4.03: Hello Multiverse, It's The Winchesters, 4.04: The Demon That Walked Amongst Man, 4.05: Wanderers of the Multiverse, 4.06: Realm of the Legion, 4.07: The Joker in the Pack & 4.08: The Lost.)
Simon Banks

Simon Banks is an experienced detective inspector (DI) of the Lincoln Police. He is a paranormal skeptic and is dedicated to his job and takes it seriously having little time for joking around when in the field.

## Episodes

### 1.06 Deep Water

He is first shown taping up the entrance to Gibraltar Point and overseeing the investigation of a guy called Joe's death. Simon is not amused by an arriving Shane and his jokes and dismisses his interest in the supposed Mermaid case as a game, focusing on the forensic analysis instead. He maintains a serious and thorough approach to his work.

Simon is committed to finding the truth behind a mysterious death at the nature reserve and always looks for a logical explanation towards it, he coordinates with his forensics team and monitors the drone footage provided by Shane to gather evidence. He remains determined to solve the case and ensure the safety of the public.

Simon's interaction with Shane is often strained, as Shane's humor and fascination with the mermaid and the supernatural as whole clash with Simon's professional focus on police work. Simon sees Shane as a distraction and tries to keep him focused on the investigation.

Later on, When Darren Waller defies the police and tries to help the mermaid by rushing into the hazardous beach, Simon sees it as a risk and a potential danger. He warns Darren about the unknown nature of the dead being on the beach and advises against getting involved. Simon is skeptical of Darren's intentions, with Darren stating he is a marine biologist, and believes that whatever it is should be left to the authorities.

Simon's dedication to his work leads him and to search for Darren's address and coordinate with Shane to apprehend him, now simply going along with Shane that what they're after is in fact a mermaid, it leads them to the University of Lincoln where they speak with Darren's lecturer - the lead they are given ultimately ends tragically when Darren is killed by the mermaid just before the pair arrive. Simon is devastated by the loss and carries Darren's lifeless body heroically out of an expansive tank where the former kept the mermaid, feeling responsible for what happened Simon attempts to destroy the tank as a result - Simon shows compassion and empathy when he interacts with the dying mermaid following the creatures brief struggle with Shane. He understands her situation and tries to provide comfort in her final moments. He and Shane decide to return her to the ocean, where she can rest in peace and be undisturbed.
Lincoln City

A title card from Season 1

**Lincoln City** is the second incarnation and a soft reboot of the Eyoho Verse's Torchwood: Lincoln City main series.

The decision to reboot the series was made by its creator, Shane Wray, while writing Season 4 in February 2023. Wray believed that the former formula had become stale and less "Torchwood" as time went on and thus opted to remove "Torchwood" from the title. This change would allow him more freedom in crafting episodes and attract a wider audience by providing a gateway into the series without inundating them with complex lore, with one of Wray's work colleagues calling the Eyoho Verse a "Spider's Web" when they were discussing it.

Unlike the Torchwood: Lincoln City series that ran from 2019 to early 2023, Lincoln City takes a more fantasy approach to goings on and takes heavy inspiration from the TV show Supernatural as well as folklore and many urban legends as the main character of the Eyoho Verse, Shane, becomes a monster hunter following the destruction of the Torchwood: Lincoln City base and an encounter with Sam and Dean Winchester (the brothers coming from another universe) in Season 4 of Torchwood: Lincoln City.

In late March 2023, Shane started writing the first episode - in May, it was announced that the series would have eight episodes/stories and would mainly feature a "monster of the week" format and would also feature the returns of two already established characters whilst introducing many more into the mythos of the Eyoho Verse, new monsters were also confirmed for the series and two of the eight episodes are from an unpublished season of Torchwood: Lincoln City dubbed "The Paranormal Files" (suggesting an idea similar to this series had been brewing for a while) however the name is used to describe a lore folder featured in the stories, the writing process for Season 1 was finished in late May 2023 - the first episode was published on the 14th June and was called "Pilot."

Following the release of the first episode, a second season was announced to already be in the making and that writing had begun at the start of June however there are no release plans for the season yet with Shane wanting the focus to stay on Season 1 for the time being, Season 2 eventually premiered on the 29th November 2023 with another 8 episode run, the season was split into two parts due to it being published around Christmas time, Season 2 featured the first "proper" storyline (albeit a somewhat complex one) and features some returning characters from Season 1 as well as some brand new characters and monsters.

## Seasons and Episodes

 2

Below you can find an episode list:

* 1.01 Pilot
* 1.02 The Werewolf of Dogdyke
* 1.03 Possessed by Darkness
* 1.04 Bump in the Night
* 1.05 A God's Game
* 1.06 Deep Water
* 1.07 The Gateway
* 1.08 A City of Shadows
* 2.01 Highlander
* 2.02 Spiorad
* 2.03 La Noche
* 2.04 Dragonfire
* 2.05 Fractures
* 2.06 Dreamwalkers
* 2.07 Firestorm
* 2.08 The Will of the Wanderer
Wendigo

A Wendigo in a Cave

Wendigos were once humans who were forced to consume human flesh in order to survive, in another account of the creatures (submitted by the Torchwood Archive) a doctor by the name of Matthew Thorn, whilst trying to create a disease cure through animal DNA, created a more subdued version of the Wendigo creature.

## Characteristics

Wendigos are excellent hunters and excel at it, especially at night - a Wendigo will typically hibernate for years at a time but when they are awake they are known to keep their victims alive to feed on at their leisure however some will hunt for sport after this hibernation and usually live in large woodland areas so they can prey on unsuspecting passers by.

## Powers and Abilities

* Claws - A Wendigo has long claws which can easily slash open a human.
* Enhanced senses - Wendigos have enhanced senses of smell and hearing and can hunt in complete darkness.
* Immortality - With the continuous consumption of human flesh as well as their ability to hibernate, a wendigo can theoretically live forever however this has never been confirmed.
* Superhuman strength and speed - Their continuous consumption of human flesh grants a Wendigo super strength and speed.
* Voice mimicry - Like Skinwalkers, the Wendigo can mimic human voices to lure prey.

## Vulnerabilities

* Fire - Burning a wendigo with fire is the only known way to actually kill one.
* Silver - If a Wendigo comes into contact with Silver it can cause the creature great pain and injury but won't kill it.

## Episodes

### 2.04: Wendigo

Dr. Matthew Thorn and his assistant Luke can be seen in a lab working on a disease cure under the codename "Project Wendigo" they log their findings and have been secretly watched by the Torchwood Institute as some believe they were experimenting with the cure on humans to see if it actually works, however the animal DNA inside it was too pure and caused the test subjects to turn into rabid humanoid monsters, whilst not true Wendigo's they showed some traits like the never ending hunger and the vulnerability to fire - one even attacks Shane in an abandoned church however he escapes.

The demon Lamashtu has apparently also been trying to find Matthew Thorn and end his experiments however before either Shane or Lamashtu could arrive, Thorn kills Luke and injects him and himself with the prototype cure meaning Shane and Lamashtu are met with two Wendigo's once they arrive, a fight ensues and Lamashtu tells Shane to leave the building quickly as he uses his Pyrokinesis to light a gas cannister on fire which, in a matter of minutes, blows up causing the lab to be destroyed and the Wendigo's within to die, the test subjects were then cured as an antidote was found by the Torchwood Institute.
X

X was an assassin hired by John Sharp as part of a set of cruel challenges set by him for Torchwood: Lincoln City leader Shane - she is described as a silver haired girl dressed in black, she has a utility belt and all kinds of guns and gadgets strapped to it.

## Episodes

### 2.06: Christmas of the Damned

X is first introduced as a Torchwood representative contacts Shane to reveal that she has been sent to hunt him down, an image pops up on the Lincoln City base's main computer system showing off her appearance, he soon encounters her for the first time and takes cover in a phone box as the area around him is shot up by X, he manages to escape.

Shane soon passes the place where he spoke to Anarchy, only this time he sees something in the water but to his surprise it turns out to be X the assassin, the two have a fight and Shane is overpowered however he lands up against a Christmas tree so he uses a grappling hook to bring the tree down onto X, it falls on top of her keeping her down for long enough for Shane to escape once again with John Sharp, the man behind it all and Director of Torchwood, telling X to eliminate Shane through an earpiece.

As John Sharp gets incredibly desperate, his actions become more wild as he lets X into the Torchwood: Lincoln City base, he then confronts Shane about how he doesn't have a plan and is just doing all of this for kicks, during the confrontation Shane puts a small device on X (which goes unnoticed) and she is soon electrocuted by an electric current that streams from the device however she recovers just as Shane gets back from dealing with John Sharp - Shane questions her but she deems herself to have failed her mission and requests to be killed however Shane declines wanting to know more about her however she shoots herself with her own gun because of this, her body is then absorbed by the Rift above Lincoln City.
Natalie McClure

Natalie McClure is described by her hospital records as a 23 years old girl with brown hair and green eyes - she is around 5'2" and moved from San Francisco to Flagstaff, Arizona to pursue a career as a Radio station DJ - all that changed when she encountered The Father one night whilst walking home and thus her change into a Vampire began.

## Episodes

### 1.05 A God's Game

Natalie is brought to Flagstaff Hospital after displaying symptoms of an unknown infection. Shane investigates her case as part of Loki's most recent game and discovers that she recently moved to Flagstaff for work. Natalie's patient file provides information about her age, appearance, and background. As Shane examines the medical scans, he notices unusual changes in Natalie's blood cells.

Later on, a scream is heard from Natalie's room, and Shane rushes back to find the doctor holding a bloody scalpel and Natalie unconscious on the ground. The doctor explains that Natalie turned violent and attacked him, prompting him to defend himself. They discuss the situation, and the doctor reveals that Natalie's eyes changed, and she exhibited abnormal strength. Shane realizes the danger and tries to find Natalie, but she has disappeared, whilst in the main waiting area, Shane encounters Loki who reveals himself in the disguise of a Doctor and appears to be observing events. Loki taunts Shane and disappears. Shane continues his search for Natalie and the doctor, eventually confronting the doctor who has already turned into a vampire after his encounter with Natalie. They engage in a struggle, and Shane manages to obtain the bag of equipment, including a machete and vials of Dead Man's Blood, which is poisonous to vampires.

Later, Natalie and the Doctor are welcomed by a mysterious man called The Father. He explains that he brought them to his underground hideout and invites them to join his vampire "family." The Father offers them a choice between drinking human blood or animal blood, with Natalie initially refusing. However, The Father insists, and Natalie eventually succumbs vowing to assist them both through their initial change, he is clearly wary of the presence of hunters though.

Shane soon re-emerges, armed with knowledge from the lore books, and confronts The Father and Lola, the girl in the purple dress. They argue about their respective roles and motivations, with The Father justifying his actions as necessary for survival. Shane challenges The Father's view, calling it selfish and wrong to simply go round turning people against their will, The Father refuses to listen though and sends Lola and Natalie after Shane, resulting in a chase through the dark night. Eventually, Shane manages to decapitate Natalie with his machete, killing her.
The Rebellion

The Rebellion were a group of space pirates, they were cocky and aggressive and aimed to find anything of value to sell on the black market, this can sometimes even include selling off humans in a dark twist, they are also very trigger happy and are willing to shoot people to get what they came for, they usually dress in red and white body armour with full face helmets, they have a sense of leadership as each Rebellion piracy mission has a captain.

## Episodes

### 2.06: Christmas of the Damned

A Rebellion piracy group lands in Lincoln City on Christmas in 2019, Shane calls them an advance party as the three head to a family home, the three Rebellion members are aggressively pointing their guns at the family inside whilst the captain loots the house "Happy Holidays" they say cockily before they take the daughter of the family hostage, they even wound the dad with a laser gun - The Rebellion Captain reveals that what they have taken from the house is worth around a million credits however if the daughter can be sold on than The Rebellion would get double for her suggesting they only care about business and money however Shane arrives and saves the young girl by throwing a lightning bolt into the side of the captain as the other two Rebellion members retreat back to their ship and leave.
Henry Longacre

Henry Longacre was a wealthy businessman from Michigan in the United States, not much is known about his appearance as he was one for keeping his personal life closed off to the public, he was very proud of his wealth though and would often brag about it to his family at meal times.

## Episodes

### Lamashtu: Daemonium

Henry seems very into living in the past as its established that the house the Longacre's live in is not up to a modern standard of the time, this is explained later when Lamashtu (who is surveying the house from a far after being sent on a mission from Hell) wonders as to why a family would live like this only to discover that he has been sent back to the 1980s, when Henry is first properly seen he can be seen bragging about his wealth and money to his wife Molly and two teenage daughters, Madeline and Sophia - following Lamashtu's infiltration of the house and subsequent possession and "recruitment" of Sophia and the eventual brainwashing of Madeline, Henry tries to stop him and strikes the demon with a baseball bat however this only infuriates the demon who orders to Sophia to kill Henry, she does without question and knocks her father unconscious with the same bat before seemingly beating him to death, Lamashtu then burns the house down and thus destroying any evidence of the events that occurred there.
Lily (Mermaid)

Lily was the name chosen by a Mermaid when she took on human form during a hallucination, this was used as a way to lure Darren Waller to his untimely death.

## Episodes

### 1.06 Deep Water

Lily is a woman with blonde hair who appears at Darren's door after his vision becomes blurry. She resembles the mermaid Darren had been taking care of, with the only difference being that she is human and can speak. Lily introduces herself and expresses gratitude to Darren for saving her life. She carries a message from the sea, thanking him for his care and concern for marine life and assuring him that his work will make the world a better place. She locks the door and starts dancing with Darren, overpowering him with her charm and under her spell. Outside, Shane and Simon attempt to enter, but Lily prevents Darren from unlocking the door, insisting they would ruin the moment. Darren's vision becomes blurry again, and he finds himself on a public beach with Lily, who invites him to see her world. They walk to a pier surrounded by water, where Lily dives in and transforms back into her mermaid form. However, the hallucination is shattered when Darren realizes he is still in the house and meets Lily's menacing gaze. She swiftly attacks him, biting his neck savagely. DI Simon Banks and Shane burst in and witness the horrifying scene, with Simon shooting at the tank before dropping his gun in disbelief at the mermaid's deadly nature.
Pandora

Pandora was the name of a being from the Middle Realm, a part of reality between our world and the Multiverse - she feeds off the memories of the people and uses her mind palace to create strange environments for her subjects as he she tries to make them mentally crack before trapping them there so she can feast.

She is described as dressing in all white and has white eyes, she also seemingly has fangs however they are nothing more than an intimidation.

## Episodes

### The Mad Woman in the Mansion

Shane is unknowingly chosen to be a subject of Pandora's mind palace as she tried to make him answer for his Tamriel counter parts crimes which he wasn't unaware of, Pandora calls him a "rare specimen" and Shane is forced to confront visions of his former teammates Lewis and Zach who lambast him on his leadership skills and Pandora even brings up Shane banishing Kasuti into the multiverse - she takes her games too far however as Shane starts to figure out whats going on as Pandora shows him his friends from Tamriel laughing hysterically as The Drunken Hound tavern burns, she even leaves him there as the flames grow hotter and more intense, he even starts crying however he uses the final amount of his lightning powers (he would lose them after this episode) to overwhelm the mind palace and thus freeing himself and also bringing Pandora into the real world at the same time where she soon turned human and forgot everything in a somewhat painful transformation.