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Calamity Beatdown

**Amphibia: Calamity Beatdown** is a fanmade 2.5D side-scrolling platformer/beat 'em up based on the popular cartoon. It is currently incomplete. The demo released on March 8, 2023 on itch.io and was developed by krizby. Grab up to 3 friends, choose your favorite amphibian or calamity girl, and take on the wilds of Amphibia!

## ***General Information***

Use quick thinking and sick combos to defeat giant bugs, toad soldiers, frobots, and whatever else stands in your way. Stop by the local frog village to chat with the locals, spend your hard earned coppers to upgrade your stats/moveset, and practice your skills with the help of one surprisingly sturdy mantis. With 9 levels and 6 playable characters planned, there's plenty to do and see!

## ***The Demo***

The game is still in production, but a demo is available to play right now! In the demo you can play as Anne or the sibling duo Sprig and Polly. Visit Wartwood, fight your way through 2 (well, one and a half) levels, and face off against the dangerous watersnake. Try it out solo or multiplayer!

## ***Multiplayer Support***

Local Multiplayer supports up to 4 people, and works great! However, with the use of third party tools such as **Parsec**, you can play online with friends. Other game streaming services would probably work too, but Parsec is free and has been successfully tested with Calamity Beatdown.

## ***Playable Characters***

There are 6 playable characters planned, with 2 of them currently available in the demo.

### Anne Boonchuy

Anne is 1 of 2 characters currently playable in the demo. She uses her sword for aerial & combo attacks with her main weapon being her tennis racket.

#### Anne's Controls & Combos

Controls set for Xbox controllers.

### Sprig & Polly Plantar

Sprig & Polly take up 1 of 2 character slots currently in the demo. Polly uses her rolling pin named Doris for attacks while Sprig uses a slingshot.

#### Sprig & Polly's Controls & Combos

Controls set for Xbox controllers.

### Sasha Waybright

Sasha is 1 of 4 characters planned for addition in the game. She is not in the demo. Since she is not currently in the game, we see in the trailer that her attacks use the heron swords.

### Marcy Wu

Marcy is 1 of 4 characters planned for addition in the game. She is not in the demo. Since she is not currently in the game, we see in the trailer that her attacks use her crossbow.

### Captain Grime

Grime is 1 of 4 characters planned for addition in the game. He is not in the demo. Since he is not currently in the game, we see in the trailer that his attacks use Barrel's Warhammer.

### Maggie

Maggie is 1 of 4 characters planned for addition in the game. She is not in the demo. Since she is not currently in the game, we see in the trailer that her attacks use a baseball bat.

## ***Levels***

In the demo, there is currently 2 levels (well, 1 and a half) and there are 8 more full levels planned.

* Trip to the Lake
* Trip to the Lake EX (Optional)
* Level 2 [TBA]
* Level 3 [TBA]
* Level 4 [TBA]
* Level 5 [TBA]
* Level 6 [TBA]
* Level 7 [TBA]
* Level 8 [TBA]
* Level 9 [TBA]
The Initiative: The Beginning of the MOU

**The Initiative: The Beginning of the MOU** is a short story written by SuperDoodler CJ. It introduces many concepts in the MOU, albiet in a veiled fashion, as it takes place at a top secret F.O.L.D. meeting. The cover was designed by Jawa and the origami F.O.L.D. eagle was folded by CJ.

## Plot

Five mysterious persons, TA (Trent Adams), TW (Tilly Waterson), RB (Robby Boone), MB (Mockingbird AKA Jessica Smith-Holt), and HE (Hawkeye AKA Jesse Rodriguez) meet together to discuss "Operation 2K-Alpha" AKA "The Initiative."

TA, who declares himself to be "Trenton Adams the Third, Director of F.O.L.D." informs the others about "The Initiative" being a program that recruits highly-skilled students to protect Kirby High School and loosen the tensions between Kirby High School and Wheeler Academy. TA assigns the other attendants their assignments. TW, who acts as the second-in-command to TA, is assigned to oversee "The Initiative." RB is assigned to recruit "The Consultant" (Clark Largent) to "The Initiative." MB is given the task of transferring to Wheeler Academy to spy on the high-level social groups and cliques.
Quavondo Phan

**Quavondo Phan** attends McQuarrie Middle School and is one of the first characters to have his own chapter in the Origami Yoda series, entitled "Origami Yoda and the Cheeto Hog." It was adapted into an episode for Origami Yoda: The Series, in which SuperDoodler CJ's younger brother Max portrayed Quavondo.
OYTS: The School Awakens

OYTS: The School Awakens is the unfinished script for what was to be the series finale of Origami Yoda: The Series. It was written on and off for 2 years by SuperFolders JC, Jawa, and CJ, but was never completed. After having the script sit there for 6 months with no edits, Jawa decided to publish the script along with several outlines on the EU website under the Legends section.
MOU Fold One

Similar to the Marvel Cinematic Universe's use of Phases, the Marvel Origami Universe has Folds. The first Fold launched in 2018 with The Initiative, and concluded with The OrigAvengers.

This Fold established many of the main characters, puppets, and locations seen in the rest of the MOU for years to come. Characters like Clark Largent and Tilly Waterson made their debut in these stories and have since gone on to become fan favorites.

## **Stories**

* The Initiative: The Beginning of the MOU
* The Invincible Iron Fold
* Thorigami: Lord of Folders
* The Unshreddible Hulk
* Captain Americrease: The First Fold
* Agents of F.O.L.D.
* The OrigAvengers
The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett

The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett is the fifth book in the Origami Yoda book series by Tom Angleberger, and was originally published on August 6th, 2013 by Amulet Books.

## Summary

Some problems are too big for Origami Yoda alone...

Origami Yoda has use his Jedi-wise advice to help the kids at McQuarrie Middle School conquer all sorts of enemies, from dull school dances to embarrassing water stains. But this semester, Dwight, Tommy, Sara, and the gang must face their deadliest enemy yet: the FunTime Education System. Meant to raise standardized test scores, the mind-numbing videos of Professor FunTime and his singing calculator are driving everybody crazy! And worse yet, to make time for FunTime, all electives - drama, art, band - have been canceled!

Naturally, the kids turn to Origami Yoda for help, but he tells them that this enemy is far too strong for him to fight alone. If they want to get their favorite classes back, they must form a Rebel Alliance. Soon dozens of kids, each with his or her own origami puppet, join the Alliance. But will The Force be with them - or will they be defeated by the FunTime Menace?
Tommy Lomax

**Thomas "Tommy" Lomax** is the protagonist of the Origami Yoda series. He is the author of most of the McQuarrie Manuscripts. He is the main protagonist of the entire Origami Yoda series.

## Canon

### The Strange Case of Origami Yoda

Tommy starts the first case file, trying to decide whether or not Dwight's Origami Yoda finger puppet's advice and use of the Force is real.

### Darth Paper Strikes Back!

Tommy makes a case file to try to get Dwight back into McQuarrie Middle School, after he was kicked out for "disrupting the learning environment". Dwight almost ends up going to C.R.E.F., but is saved by a speech given by Tommy, and instead Dwight is sent to Tippett Academy.

### The Secret of the Fortune Wookiee

Tommy makes another case file to find out how Sara's new puppet, The Fortune Wookiee can give wisdom without Dwight and/or Origami Yoda. Dwight and Yoda warn Tommy that "there will be a battle" with Principal Rabbski. Soon after, Rabbski sends out a letter stating that all of the electives will be replaced by "FunTime" the following school year. Tommy fears that FunTime is related to the "battle" that Origami Yoda predicted.

### The Surprise Attack of Jabba the Puppett

Dwight helps Tommy make an Obi-Wan Kenobi puppet to lead the Origami Rebel Alliance. He writes another case file, this one about the battle against FunTime. He ends up being appointed the official leader of the Origami Rebellion, along with Foldy-Wan. He prepares to lead the Rebels into victory against the FunTime and "Edu-Fun Empire".

### Princess Labelmaker to the Rescue!

Tommy and the gang go up against the Edu-Fun CEO and find out about the extravagant cost of FunTime: $45,610 per year! Faced with the entire Lucas County school board, Tommy makes a speech explaining why the students of McQuarrie do not enjoy and are not benefiting from FunTime. When Nasty Guy, a school board member, takes away Foldy-Wan Kenobi, Tommy uses the force inside his head to produce "The Voice of Foldy-Wan". In the end, his speech persuades Mrs. Rabbski that FunTime wasn't what they needed, and she permanently suspends the program.

### Emperor Pickletine Rides the Bus

In the final chapter or the Origami Yoda Saga, the McQuarrie gang take a class trip to Washington, D.C.
Origami Yoda and Battles

### Summary

*A strange new fad is messing with McQuarrie: Battles! A kid named Connor has brought his own characters for the McQuarrie gang’s enjoyment, but of course, the gang gets more than they bargained for when a kid claiming to be the Evil Paper Twizzler tries to destroy the game. Will he succeed or will Battles prevail?*

## Plot

Connor, a fifth grader, is temporarily enrolled at McQuarrie Middle School while his mother is in Virginia for a business trip. During lunch he befriends the gang and introduces them to a game he created called Battles. The project soon catches on with the gang, and they begin to accept Connor as one of their own. However, as Kellen and Connor are leaving the school, a kid with a Paper Twizzler puppet named Arnold appears and vows to destroy Battles from the inside out. Connor predicts that they only have until Saturday to defeat Arnold.

The gang agrees to search Arnold's locker to learn more about his plan. Tommy, Sara, and Connor reach the locker, but Tommy and Sara are ambushed by two kids shooting spitballs. Tommy and Sara chase after the two kids, leaving Connor alone. Inside Arnold's locker, Connor discovers countless posters full of amazing ideas. After finding a particular poster containing an idea for a comic, Connor realizes Arnold was shunned and teased for his creativity, and wanted to destroy everything creative, including Battles, as revenge. Connor vows to either stop Arnold or persuade him to turn back to the Light Side.

Meanwhile, Harvey and Rhondella join Tommy and Sara in pursuit of the kids who ambushed them. Harvey manages to defeat them by using Darth Paper's lightsaber to deflect their spitballs back at them. Once they are defeated, the group recognizes the two kids as Tater Tot's friends Craig and Kurt. The gang regroups at Arnold's locker, but are attacked by a swarm of paper airplanes resembling Dragman.

Connor manages to escape into the library along with Lance and Amy. Connor explains that Arnold is specifically targeting him, and sends Lance and Amy to grab Arnold's ideas while he heads off to stop Arnold alone.

Connor locates Arnold in a classroom and discovers Arnold has hacked into his account and is preparing to destroy battles once and for all. Thinking quickly, Connor kicks Arnold's spinny-chair into the hallway, where he is carried away by the stream of kids.

Thinking he can still save Arnold from the dark side, Connor creates an entire website dedicated to all of Arnold's ideas. Arnold apologizes for his actions upon seeing the website, and he and Connor make amends. After Harvey questions why Connor chose to help Arnold after he tried to destory his work, Connor explains he chose to forgive Arnold after learning about his past. Even after Connor leaves McQuarrie, he and Arnold continue to work on projects and the students at McQuarrie continue to play Battles.
SuperFolder Central Council

**The SuperFolder Central Council**, or SFCouncil, is the term for the group of SuperFolders that have kept the EU up and running for over 8 years. The Council currently consists of seven members:

* SuperFolder JC
* SuperFolder Jawa
* SuperDoodler CJ
* SuperFolder Noah
* SuperFolder Cammy
* SuperFolder OrigamiLuke100
* SuperFolder Jar Jar Pleats

Nowadays, several members of The Council aren't as active on the site as they once were, so two junior moderators were recruited in order to be trained up on how to run the site once the original members leave.

* Superfolder Guillermo
* SuperFolder Hades

There are several honorary members of the council as well.

* Tom Angleberger
* SuperFolder Megan/Phred
* SuperFolder JohnF
The Mystery of the Fortune Clone Trooper

### Summary

*Another new student can only mean one thing: new problems! When Dan joins McQuarrie bringing his Fortune Clone Trooper along, a mystery begins to unfold with twists and turns aplenty. A whodunit tale with Origami Yoda flair.*

## Plot

Kellen and Tommy meet a student named Dan who has a Fortune Clone Trooper Cootie-Catcher. After explaining the rules, Dan gives Tommy a fortune that will cure his boredom, simply put as "SPL." After that, the lights go out and Sara's Fortune Wookiee goes missing.

Tommy and Kellen google "SPL" and find out that it's the Superfolder Protection League (based off of the real Superfolder Protection League), a group dedicated to helping out fellow superfolders, and prevent them from being hacked. Tommy sends an email about the missing Wookiee, and the SPL respond, asking for a recount from Sara. After giving that recount, Tommy, Sara, Kellen and Harvey are eating lunch together, and after some bickering, Sara accidentally starts a food fight.

Mrs. Rabbski comes in and asks who started the food fight, Harvey announces that it was Sara. The gang, besides Harvey, are all sent to the principal's office. They're not grounded, however, and so they're in a relatively normal state. They get in contact with Dan, asking for the Fortune Clone Trooper (or FCL), to which Dan refuses. He admits that, after asking the FCL about what happened, he learned that the Fortune Wookiee was missing.

After getting back in touch with the Superfolder Protection League, Tommy learns that they're sending a person by the name of "Sam," to act as a representative that will help them snatch the Fortune Clone Trooper. Sam snatches the FCL, much to Dan's chagrin. The lights go off, and now the FCL is stolen. The gang decide to talk with Origami Yoda.

Meanwhile, Harvey meets a girl named Isabel. Isabel and Harvey hit it off, and Harvey has romantic feelings to her. Dan walks in, the lights go dark, and Harvey's Darth Paper is then stolen. The lights come back on, Dan is gone, and Harvey is upset. Isabel calms him down, however.

Origami Yoda is stolen, and then Sam discovers it was Dan, and finds all the puppets in his backpack. The day is normal, but, as stated in the story "not for long."

Isabel dumps Harvey. Kellen, because of this, draws the conclusion that it wasn't Dan, but Isabel. They find her in an empty room with Darth Paper. But she says she's innocent. Harvey, after becoming lucid enough to form coherent thoughts, says it wasn't her. The real culprit is revealed to be Sam. The Superfolder Protection League is revealed to be fake - a total fiction. SPL stands for "Samuel Patrick Larson," Sam's full name. Dan lunges at Sam, and reveals that the Superfolder Protection League is actually real, and his online name is *Superfolder Eggbert.* He figures out that Sam hacked his account, and done other things to younger students, like stealing their origami. The day is saved thanks to him.
Darth Paper Strikes Back

Darth Paper Strikes Back! is the second book in the Origami Yoda book series by Tom Angleberger, and was originally published on August 23rd, 2011 by Amulet Books.

## Summary

Not such a long time ago, in a middle school not so far, far, away...

Something amazing happened. A weird kid named Dwight made an origami finger puppet of Yoda. (That wasn't the amazing thing - just typical Dwight weirdness.) The amazing thing was that Origami Yoda gave great advice. He could predict the date of a pop quiz, tell a guy if a girl liked him or not, and keep kids from embarrassing themselves in a dozen different ways. Most of the sixth-graders were convinced he was using The Force.

But now, a year later, it's a dark time at McQuarrie Middle School.

Dwight has been suspended, and may be expelled, which means no more Origami Yoda. Even worse, Darth Paper, a puppet created by Dwight's nemesis, Harvey, has taken Yoda's place. He spews insults and evil and just may be responsible for getting Dwight kicks out in the first place. Now the kids of McQuarrie are trying to build a case to save Dwight.

This is their case file.
The Origami Yoda Time Travel Special

The Origami Yoda Time Travel Special was an unfinished story written by The Jawa. It was meant to connect all of Tom Angleberger's books at the time, which included the Origami Yoda series, Fake Mustache, Horton Halfpott, The QwikPick Papers: Poop Fountain, and Stonewall Hinkleman.

Due to time constraints and lack of inspiration, Jawa never completed the story, and it has sat in the Legends section of the EU ever since.
The Mystery of the Drawa

### Summary

*The origami of McQuarrie is stolen by a mysterious hooded figure, and nobody has any idea what to do! The crew has to somehow get their beloved folded figures back before they are sold and lost forever!*

## Plot

Tommy opens his locker to discover that his Foldy-Wan Kenobi puppet has been replaced by a note reading "Utinni," a phrase commonly said by the Jawa's in the film series *Star Wars*. Kellen mentions that the same thing happened to him, saying that a student had taken his finger puppet of Luke Skywalker, and also explains that the student that stole it wore a brown hoodie and wielded a origami Jawa. Lance and Amy say that their origami droids were stolen, and Harvey lost Darth Paper.

Kellen says that he saw the kid selling the puppets for five dollars a piece, and Tommy mentions that Dwight's Origami Yoda finger puppet was also snatched, and all that was left was a ransom note, demanding forty dollars from the students so they could get their puppets back.

Tommy and Kellen, after rounding up the money, goes and steals the Origami Yoda back from the student. The money that was pooled is not brought up again.

After seemingly kidnapping the student, it's revealed that the kid wielding the Drawa was a person named Ruth. Ruth does not reveal his ulterior motives, and refuses to explain why he did this, saying all would be revealed soon enough. Arnold (the student from the previous story Origami Yoda and Battles) is the one tasked with taking Ruth to the principal's office.

In the epilogue, Tony D. Struction (See: The Rise of Jango Fortune) is the one sitting in the swivel chair. Him, Ruth, and Arnold all begin laughing after Tony says the school will be theirs for a week.
Bizarre Bazaar (location)

## Bizarre Bazaar

The **Bizarre Bazaar** is an annual night market that takes place in an undisclosed location somewhere outside of Wartwood Swamp and within Frog Valley for one night.

## Background

Small colored eggs containing furball-like creatures are the only way for visitors to gain entry to the Bazaar. Once acquired, the user breaks the egg, freeing the creature, which guides people to the new location of the Bizarre Bazaar every year.

Several artifacts, like pottery, ancient calendars and clocks, beads, metals, minerals, plants, some creatures, and other strange objects are sold, including many odd foods. It also has games and other activities for participants.

The Bizarre Bazaar occurs only once a year, and there's an hourglass which shows mow much time left until the bazaar is to be officially closed.

## Appearance

The Bizarre Bazaar is like a typical cultural Asian market, with many vendors and stalls selling strange objects and food of various kind. There are also orange, glowing flower shaped lamps hung across the bazaar's interior.

## Gallery

The entrance to the Bizarre Bazaar.The Bizarre Bazaar.The Bizarre Bazaar market stands.The tatoo artistry.A frog holding his finger to a worm.A pickpocket.Sprig about to jump on the cattle beetle.The bazaar's hourglass.The Bizarre Bazaar.Cockroach racing.The hourglass empty, signifying the bazaar's now closed.The bazaar's vendors closing up shop.
## Trivia

* It's based on cultural Asian night markets, similar to those that can be found in Taiwan or Thailand.
* The Bizarre Bazaar is full of thieves and rogues who pick-pocket and steal from visitors, one being the stall vendor, Marnie.
	+ Anne consequently loses her backpack containing the Calamity Box when it's stolen by Marnie, forcing Anne and Sprig to partake in a kart style game in order to win it.
* The Bizarre Bazaar's only form of staff are mysterious robed amphibians or reptiles which make sure the rules are being followed in the bazaar. Some rules include no refunds, and anything on the prize wall being owned by the vendor, regardless of how it was acquired such as from stealing.
Superfolder Guillermo

## Notable Works

Wizarding Folds Origami Universe

**SuperFolder Guillermo** is one of the writers for the current OYEU and part of the Jedi Council of SuperFolders. He is also the director of the Wizarding Folds Origami Universe and The Foldalorian mini-universe.

He first started posting random comments around 2015, and eventually came into contact with SuperFolder JC, who helped him write Rise of the Tusken Paper, a story that was never published.

Around that time, the finale for Origami Yoda: The Series was being made, called "The School Awakens". He was assigned the role of origami Poe Dameron. Unfortunately, the finale was canceled and never got the chance to perform.

In June of 2017, he got his first story published, "Crease of the Rebellion" with help from SuperDoodler CJ.

In 2018, he wrote the MOU One-Shot, The Mantle of Iron Fold, and then left the EU for a year and a half.

After getting inducted into the Council of SuperFolders, he decided to give the EU another try.

Since the summer of 2019, he has been writing stories such as Spider-Fold: Rent Case and the Rise of Namorigami series.

He is now a junior mod of SFC, learning from the founders about how the site works and how to take care of it once the original members retire.
Alexandria Kwan

**Alexandria Kwan** is a storyboard artist for *Amphibia*.

* The First Temple (with Inbal Breda, Danny Ducker, Eddie West and Cassie Zwart)

## External Links

* Alexandria Kwan on IMDb
* Alexandria Kwan on Instagram
* Official Website

**Recurring Cast:** On Braly • Brian Sounalath • Dee Bradley Baker • James Patrick Stuart • Jill Bartlett • Katie Crown • Stephen Root • Jack McBrayer • Kaitlyn Robrock • Mona Marshall • Laila Berzins • Brian Maillard • John DiMaggio • Zehra Fazal • Michelle Dockery • Kevin McDonald • Fred Tatasciore • Matt Braly
Basil

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**Basil** is a food and one of the ingredients to make pizza.

## Appearance

Basil leaves are green, round and pointed at their tip like their real life counterparts.

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## History

In "Hop Luck," the Plantar family and Anne decide to make pizza for the village Pot Luck. For the basil they had to fight ten giant aphids to get a bushel of basil leaves.
Burrow Bug

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## Background Information

### Only Appearance

Flood, Sweat & Tears

The **Burrow Bug** is a pest insect that resides underground, making tunnels in which to live in and to feed off vegetables.

## Appearance

The Burrow Bug has a light brown abdomen lined with a black stripe and a bright chestnut-shaded shell that encases its short wings. The bug also has long incisor-like mandibles and small pale yellow eyes which sit at the side of its head.
Chicka-lisk/Designs

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## Designs

The Chicka-lisk's design during the Amphibia Main Title Theme.An 8-bit version of the Chicka-lisk in the 8-bit Theme Song Takeover.A depiction of the Chicka-lisk in "Return to Wartwood".The Chicka-lisk's design in "Return to Wartwood".
Dover 'Dove' MacLeash

## Dove MacLeash

**Dover 'Dove' MacLeash** is the wielder of Thorigami, and a member of the OrigAvengers. He is calm, kind-hearted and intelligent, but is often unsure of himself and is incredibly eager to please. He was first introduced in Thorigami: Lord of Folders and has made consistent appearances throughout the MOU.

Dove began his stay in America as a slightly nervous, awkward kid who tried his best to make a place for himself at Wheeler Academy. Throughout his stay at Wheeler, however, he has become a leader, not just at his own school, but at Kirby High School as well. Dove is a founding member of the OrigAvengers, and does his best to help anyone in need. Even after heartbreak and rejection, Dove stays strong and never falters in his loyalty to his friends and resolve in being a hero.
Bird Attack

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This page contains concepts or material that is not confirmed canon to *Amphibia*. It may contain canonical elements in the official timeline, but it is not developed in it.

## Video

"**Bird Attack**" is the third *Amphibia Chibi Tiny Tales* short, that was premiered on June 21, 2020. It is the third Chibi short among six released in succession.

## Synopsis

Anne and Sprig get chased all over Amphibia!

## Cast

* Brenda Song as Anne Boonchuy
* Justin Felbinger as Sprig Plantar

## Trivia

* Hop Pop and Polly appear, but don't speak or make any vocal effects.
Alastair/Designs

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## Designs

A cardboard cutout of Alastair in "Mr. X".
## Outfits

Alastair's outfit in the movie Love Choice as seen in "Civil Wart".Alastair in the sequel to Love Choice as seen on advertisements in "All In".
All In Score Part 6

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## Audio

**All In Score Part 6** is the score that plays after the fifth intermission in "All In".

## Leitmotifs used

* Sasha's Theme
* Anne's Theme (twice)
* Marcy's Theme (twice)

## Trivia

* This is the longest instrumental song in the show, running over 10 minutes.
	+ When counting full episodes' scores, "True Colors Score" is the longest running one.
Bog Grog

**Bog Grog** is a prominent drink heavily consumed by Captain Grime in "Toadcatcher". Based on how much was consumed by Grime, this may have been a popular drink among the toads in the Toad Army.

## Appearance

The can of Bog Grog is a stone colored with a cap resembling that of a beetle and a blue label is on the middle of the can with egg-blue cursive letters reading "Bog Grog."
Amphibian alphabet

A chart with all symbols.

The **Amphibian alphabet**, also known as **runes**, is the alphabet with which some of the citizens of Amphibia, mostly in Newtopia, write, alongside the standard Latin alphabet that is used by humans from 21st century Earth.

Their language is normal English, but they use a different symbol for each letter. Both the Amphibian and Latin alphabets are used in the city.

## Background

1st episode in which these symbols and words are shown on the map stand with the menu with the copper cost of each type of food is "Lost in Newtopia". In a prior episode, "The Plantars Check In", Marcy talks about 'ancient Amphibian runes', but it is uncertain whether or not she refers to the same symbols.

There's an extremely high amount of errors in the inscriptions. This could be intentional, to show viewers that the frogs who could write, weren't actually well practiced in it. However, a lot of the errors come down to typos (e.g: 'doy ou' instead of 'do you', 'pdrilous' instead of 'perilous'), or animation errors (e.g: the first line of the right inscription in the final chamber of "The Third Temple" is just not there, even though Marcy does translate it) made by the crew. Especially since such typos are mistakes that can only be made on a keyboard, and not on inscriptions made in stone.

As shown in "Olm Town Road", Mrs. Croaker is able to read the language. Olms also have a similar alphabet called the Olm Alphabet, which was introduced in the same episode. Like the Amphibian alphabet, each character represents a letter in the Latin alphabet.

In the epilogue of "The Hardest Thing", among the things seen as part of Sprig's studies of Amphibia is a chart decoding the Amphibian Alphabet.

## Gallery

The first occurrence of the Amphibian alphabet, a sign saying "maps" in both Amphibian and Latin script. ("Lost in Newtopia")
Blue Moon Shell

**The Blue Moon Shell** is a shell that is currently owned by Sprig, who originally gave it to Ivy.

## History

In the episode "Croak & Punishment", Sprig found the shell and intended to gift it to Ivy. The shell is apparently stolen when Sprig leaves it near the house which results in him and Anne going on an investigation, interrogating the inhabitants of Wartwood in a "bad cop" fashion until finally finding out it was Ivy who had taken it to give it a polish, who then places it on the Plantar's front door to "remind her of Sprig" whenever she passed by. The blue moon shell was later mentioned briefly in "Return to Wartwood" by Sprig, who revealed that there is a counterpart known as the red sun shell often found on Newtopian shores.

## Appearance

The Blue Moon Shell is light blue, being very sparkly and resembling a mollusk appearance and dotted with white, sparkling specks.

Sprig found this Blue Moon shell in Wartwood and picked it up. He thought it would be a really good present for Ivy, since he wanted to impress her.
Andrew Applegate

## Drew Applegate

**Andrew Roland "Drew" Applegate** (born March 29, 1993) is a storyboard artist on *Amphibia*.

## Shorts directed

### Teen Girl in a Frog World

* No Signal (also storyboarded)
* Whack-A-Mole
* Scenic Route (also storyboarded)
* Hop Popcorn
* Cattail Catastrophe (also storyboarded)

## Episodes boarded

### Season 1

All episodes co-boarded with Cheyenne Curtis, except where noted.

* Flood, Sweat & Tears
* Anne Theft Auto
* Anne Vs. Wild
* Contagi-Anne
* Toad Tax (with Cheyenne Curtis and Kyler Spears)
* Civil Wart
* Snow Day
* Family Fishing Trip
* Combat Camp
* Anne of the Year (with Silver Paul & Jenn Strickland)

### Season 2

All episodes co-boarded with Nate Maurer.

* Handy Anne
* Truck Stop Polly
* Wax Museum
* Scavenger Hunt
* Little Frogtown
* Night Drivers
* After the Rain
* New Wartwood
* The Second Temple
* The Dinner

### Season 3

All episodes co-boarded with Eddie West, except where noted.

* The New Normal (with Alex Swanson, Silver Paul, and Eddie West)
* Adventures in Catsitting
* Anne-sterminator
* Olivia & Yunan
* Froggy Little Christmas (with Alex Swanson, Silver Paul, and Eddie West)
* Sprivy
* Grime's Pupil
* Fight or Flight
* The Three Armies (uncredited; with Danny Ducker, Eleisiya Arocha and Aaron Austin)
* The Hardest Thing (with Eleisiya Arocha, Silver Paul, & Alex Swanson)

## External Links

* twitter Andrew Applegate on Twitter

**Recurring Cast:** On Braly • Brian Sounalath • Dee Bradley Baker • James Patrick Stuart • Jill Bartlett • Katie Crown • Stephen Root • Jack McBrayer • Kaitlyn Robrock • Mona Marshall • Laila Berzins • Brian Maillard • John DiMaggio • Zehra Fazal • Michelle Dockery • Kevin McDonald • Fred Tatasciore • Matt Braly
Anne's phone

**Anne's phone** is a recurring object in *Amphibia*. It was owned and used by Anne Boonchuy, and was also used by the Plantar family.

During "The Hardest Thing," Anne gives it to Sprig, so he can have something to remember her by, and in the epilogue, Sprig is shown to be using it to take pictures of wild creatures so he can record them in a book on Amphibia.

## Appearance

It first appeared during the episode "Anne or Beast?." Anne's phone has a light orange case shaped like a cat with two ears protruding from the top and a cat's face at the back.

## History

In "Best Fronds," Anne is seen using it taking pictures of her and Sprig at the lake, however while taking a picture of Sprig, a snake appears in the shot, which causes Anne to drop the phone in the water, but recovered it as they swam out of the water.

In "The Shut-In!," Anne was telling the Plantars her story: "Phone-Mo" which was about her phone and it was originally own by a girl named Anna.

## Trivia

* It's possibly water-resistant, since during the episode "Best Fronds," Anne drops her phone inside the lake and during later episodes it still works fine.
* It possibly has a high amount of storage capacity as it has the entire series of *Suspicion Island* and at least *two* full films (*Love Choice* and *My Dinner with Anders*) downloaded.
* It was charged to 10,000% when electrocuted by the zapapedes during the episode "Taking Charge." While impossible in real life as the maximum charge amount is 100%, it serves to comically explain why the phone does not need another recharge until Anne returned to Earth.
	+ Anne's phone was shown to have low battery during "The New Normal".
	+ Anne's parents give Anne a portable power bank and charging cable in "Escape to Amphibia", an explanation for the phone not needing charging when she returns to Amphibia.
Anna O'Brian

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**Anna O'Brian** is a storyboard artist, director, and character designer, known for her works on shows like *Harvey Beaks* and *Big City Greens*.

For *Amphibia*, she is a storyboard artist.

## External links

* Anna O'Brian on IMDb
* twitter Anna O'Brian on Twitter

**Recurring Cast:** On Braly • Brian Sounalath • Dee Bradley Baker • James Patrick Stuart • Jill Bartlett • Katie Crown • Stephen Root • Jack McBrayer • Kaitlyn Robrock • Mona Marshall • Laila Berzins • Brian Maillard • John DiMaggio • Zehra Fazal • Michelle Dockery • Kevin McDonald • Fred Tatasciore • Matt Braly
April Winchell

**April Terri Winchell** is an actress, voice actress and writer known for her works and roles in *Goof Troops*, *Recess*, *Pepper Ann*, *DuckTales (2017)*, *Gravity Falls* and *Wander Over Yonder*. She has also been the voice of Clarabelle Cow since Disney's *House of Mouse*.

For *Amphibia*, she voices Tuti, Fens, and Braddock as of the second season.

## External links

* April Winchell on Wikipedia
* April Winchell on IMDb

**Recurring Cast:** On Braly • Brian Sounalath • Dee Bradley Baker • James Patrick Stuart • Jill Bartlett • Katie Crown • Stephen Root • Jack McBrayer • Kaitlyn Robrock • Mona Marshall • Laila Berzins • Brian Maillard • John DiMaggio • Zehra Fazal • Michelle Dockery • Kevin McDonald • Fred Tatasciore • Matt Braly
Cheyenne Curtis

**Cheyenne Curtis** (born May 17, 1992) is a storyboard artist for *Amphibia*. She was also a storyboard artist on *Star vs. the Forces of Evil*, *Big City Greens*, various Nickelodeon shows and was the lead character designer for the 2016 reboot of *The Powerpuff Girls*.

## Credited episodes

### Season 1

All episodes co-boarded with Drew Applegate, except where noted.

* "Flood, Sweat & Tears"
* "Anne Theft Auto"
* "Anne Vs. Wild"
* "Contagi-Anne"
* "Toad Tax" (with Drew Applegate & Kyler Spears)
* "Civil Wart"
* "Snow Day"
* "Family Fishing Trip"
* "Combat Camp"
* "Reunion" (with Nate Maurer, Kyler Spears, Jenn Strickland and Steve Wolfhard)

#### Season 3

* "If You Give a Frog a Cookie" (with Cassie Zwart)

## External Links

* Cheyenne Curtis on IMDb
* twitter Cheyenne Curtis on Twitter
* Cheyenne Curtis on Instagram

**Recurring Cast:** On Braly • Brian Sounalath • Dee Bradley Baker • James Patrick Stuart • Jill Bartlett • Katie Crown • Stephen Root • Jack McBrayer • Kaitlyn Robrock • Mona Marshall • Laila Berzins • Brian Maillard • John DiMaggio • Zehra Fazal • Michelle Dockery • Kevin McDonald • Fred Tatasciore • Matt Braly
Chris Sullivan

**Chris Sullivan** (born July 19, 1980) is an American actor and musician, and the voice of Gunther, Hunter, and Teddy.

He is most known for playing Toby in "This Is Us", Taserface in "Guardians of the Galaxy V.2", and Benny Hammond in "Stranger Things" and the voice of the Camel in the viral GEICO "Hump Day" ad.

## Roles

TeddyHunterGunther

**Recurring Cast:** On Braly • Brian Sounalath • Dee Bradley Baker • James Patrick Stuart • Jill Bartlett • Katie Crown • Stephen Root • Jack McBrayer • Kaitlyn Robrock • Mona Marshall • Laila Berzins • Brian Maillard • John DiMaggio • Zehra Fazal • Michelle Dockery • Kevin McDonald • Fred Tatasciore • Matt Braly
Bittyburg

**Bittyburg** is a small town located in Amphibia.

## Appearance

Bittyburg is referred to by Hop Pop as an "average small town", but in a literal context. It is inhabited by minuscule frogs such as Bailey, who live in various buildings made of cacti, skulls and barrels. There is also a windmill and water tower as well as a saloon, bar, and restaurant.

## History

Bittyburg is a small town located in Amphibia, during Anne Boonchuy and the Plantars' journey to Newtopia. They stop by at the town for a while only to find it being terrorized by The Hasselback Gang. Hop Pop attempt to stop them but was beaten until Bailey and the residents defeated the gang. Anne and the Plantars then left Biityburg, but unaware a mysterious robot frog was following them.

During King Andrias' reign to take over Earth and the Multiverse, Bittyburg was one of the places destroy by Andrias' forces. The people Bittyburg would later joined the Wartwood Resistance.

## Trivia

* It is the first town that the Plantars visit during their trip to Newtopia.
* The people of Bittyburg were revealed to be part of the Wartwood Resistance via cameos during the events of "Commander Anne" and "The Beginning of the End".

## References

1. ↑ https://mobile.twitter.com/DisneyTVA/status/1283843823844634624
All In Score Part 5

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## Audio

**All In Score Part 5** is the score that plays between the fourth and fifth intermissions in "All In".

It does not include the Blackpink song "As If It's Your Last" due to licensing issues.

## Leitmotifs used

* Sasha's Theme
* Marcy's Theme (twice)
Cheesy Flies

**Cheesy Flies** is a dish served at Under the Old Log.

## Appearance

A dish composed of melted cheese and flies on top of fries.

## History

In "Toadcatcher," after unsuccessfully trying to get Captain Grime out of his funk since his defeat, Percy and Braddock decide to go to the Under the Old Log diner and order two Cheesy Flies. To their surprise, General Yunan comes over to bring their orders, interested in their relationship with Grime.
Bessie/Designs

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## Designs

Bessie in the pilot "Amphibiland".Bessie as a car in the Disney All-Star Racers game.A depiction of Bessie on her driving manual in "Anne Theft Auto and "Driving the Amphibian Way!".Bessie's design during the flashback in "Anne Theft Auto".A picture of Bessie in "Bessie & MicroAngelo".A head icon of Bessie during the season 3 version of Anne's Theme.A recreation of Bessie made by the Plantar family in "If You Give a Frog a Cookie".
## Designs

Bessie as she appears in the show.Bessie with riding gear on her shell.Bessie when all packed up in "Anne Vs. Wild".Bessie with a wagon in "Contagi-Anne", "Toad Tax" and "Sprivy".Bessie with a rope in "Toad Tax".Bessie with riding gear and extra bags on her shell in "Wally and Anne".Bessie with the Fwagon throughout season 2 and "The Root of Evil".Bessie in her shell with a door blocking the entrance in "The Shut-In!".Bessie when chained up in "Bessie & MicroAngelo".Bessie with flower cloths and a flower crown in "The Root of Evil".Bessie with ropes in "The Three Armies".
## Injuries

Bessie with her tail stuck in a trap in "A Night at the Inn".
## Marcy's Journal: A Guide to Amphibia

Bessie's design with the fwagon in Marcy's Journal: A Guide to Amphibia.
## Chibi Tiny Tales

Bessie without her shell and a wagon in "Quit Bugging Me".Bessie with her shell and a wagon in "Quicksand".
Cattail Catastrophe

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**Cattail Catastrophe** is the fifth and final short of *Teen Girl in a Frog World*. It was released on October 1, 2019.

## Synopsis

Anne and Sprig use a cattail to get across a huge gap!

## Cast

* Brenda Song as Anne Boonchuy
* Justin Felbinger as Sprig Plantar

## Transcript

*(Anne playfully chases Sprig as he jumps to the gap and Anne stops herself before she falls.)*

* **Anne**: Whoa. Dude, I don’t think I can make it across the gap.
* **Sprig**: I’ve got an idea.

*(Dramatic music background plays as Sprig jumps against the cattail and pulls it to the ground)*

* **Sprig**: Get on this cattail and I’ll fling you across.
* **Anne**: Woo!
* **Sprig**: Actually, this seems very dangerous.
* **Anne**: *(touches Sprig's forehead)* Sprig. Fling me, bud.
* **Sprig**: Ok. *(He's flinging Anne too high)* I can’t believe she’s gone. And having fun without me! *(he flings himself very high as well)*
* **Anne**: *(she sees Sprig floating next to her)* Oh, cool, dude. You got up.

### Endtag

* **Anne**: Ooh, Sprig buddy. We’re up high.
* **Sprig**: Sure are. Hey! I can see my house from here, and Mrs. Croaker's house, and Soggy Joe's house, Ivy's house, my house. Did I mention that?
* **Anne**: Yep. You can see all the houses, Sprig. Man, this is kind of relaxing. Whoop, there’s the ground.
* **Sprig**: Tuck and roll, Anne.
* **Anne**: Like and subscribe, everyone!

## Trivia

* This is the final short of *Teen Girl in a Frog World*.

## Errors

* During the end tag, "Mrs. Croaker" was transcribed as "Mrs. Kroger" in closed captions.

## Video

Cattail Catastrophe - Amphibia Teen Girl in A Frog World - Disney Channel
Beau-Tea

**Beau-Tea** is a drink sold at Felicia's Tea Shoppe.

## Appearance

The beverage is kept in a wooden casket barrel.

## History

In "Toad Tax", when the toads from Toad Tower came to collect the unpaid taxes of Wartwood Swamp, Fens ransacked Felicia Sundew's business, taking her barrel of tea.

## Trivia

* This is the only drink to never be seen being drunk by any character in the show.
* The tea's name is a pun on "beauty".
Amphibia Bug Roast

**Amphibia Bug Roast** is a dish prepared in Amphibia.

## History

In "Amphibia Food!", Anne Boonchuy does a blog on how Hop Pop Plantar prepares Amphibia Bug Roast. Ingredients to make it include bugs, vegetables, boiling sauce and a boomshroom which is the secret ingredient.

## Trivia

* The results of the cooking in the blog led to the Plantar Farm buring, though Hop Pop insists that it was all in the recipe.
Amy Huang

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**Amy Q. Huang** is a background artist, known for her works on *Hoops*, *The Owl House*, and *Big City Greens*.

For *Amphibia*, she is an art director and background painter.

## Life and career

Huang was originally born in Windy City, Chicago. She graduated from Rhode Island School of Design earning a BFA in Illustration in 2016. Between 2017 and 2019 she worked on some shows such as *The Adventures of Kid Danger* and *Hoops*. She became part of the *Amphibia* crew in 2019, painting backgrounds starting with the second season, becoming later an art director.

She currently resides in Los Angeles, California, and is working on the Disney Television Animation shows *The Owl House* and *Big City Greens*.

## External links

* Official website
* Amy Huang on IMDb
* twitter Amy Huang on Twitter

**Recurring Cast:** On Braly • Brian Sounalath • Dee Bradley Baker • James Patrick Stuart • Jill Bartlett • Katie Crown • Stephen Root • Jack McBrayer • Kaitlyn Robrock • Mona Marshall • Laila Berzins • Brian Maillard • John DiMaggio • Zehra Fazal • Michelle Dockery • Kevin McDonald • Fred Tatasciore • Matt Braly
Beetle Jerky

**Beetle Jerky** is a food sold at Grub & Go.

## Appearance

A small sack containing jerky made from beetles.

## History

In "Toad Tax," Anne Boonchuy going to the Grub & Go with Hop Pop Plantar, decides to find some Beetle Jerky, having acquired a taste for it. She finds the item on a shelf, but the last sack is soon taken by Wally Ribbiton calling her "scarecrow".
Albus Duckweed/Designs

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## Outfits

Albus with a napkin around his neck in "Lily Pad Thai".Albus disguised as a random frog in "Lilly Pad Thai".
## Injuries/transformations

Albus when being mind-controlled by the mind-controlling mushroom, with mushrooms growing out of his body in "Children of the Spore".Albus after getting petrificated by the Chicka-lisk in "Return to Wartwood".
Anne's shoe

Anne's right shoe in Grime's hand

**Anne's right shoe** is an object in *Amphibia*. It was originally owned by Anne Boonchuy until she lost it upon teleporting in Amphibia, and was in Grime's possession. It was last seen in "After the Rain", being carried by a bunch of magpie beetles.

## Appearance

It is a yellow high top sneaker with white lining. It resembles Anne's other shoe, only that it is made specifically for the right foot. It also has a loose shoelace and stains over it.

## History

This particular shoe first appeared in the episode "Best Fronds". Anne was first shown wearing it with her other shoe in a flashback, the moment she stole the Calamity Box. Upon arriving in Amphibia, she lost the shoe somewhere in the south forest outside of Wartwood.

At the end of the episode, Captain Grime finds the shoe and shows it to Sasha, confirming his belief that she was lying to him and that there are more of her kind still out there.

Most likely after the destruction of Toad Tower, the shoe ended up in the ruins and was taken by magpie beetles.

It is unknown what ever happened to the shoe after the magpie beetles took it.

Though Anne has both of her shoes when she was back on Earth, when she returns to Amphibia during King Andrias's war, she loses one of them in quicksand, which Hop Pop points out to Anne later, much to her annoyance.

## Trivia

* It appears in flashbacks of Anne's time back on Earth when it's part of her pair of shoes, such as "Best Fronds", "Girl Time", "Family Fishing Trip", "Reunion", "Marcy at the Gates", "The First Temple", and "All In".
* As of "Reunion", its current whereabouts are unknown after Toad Tower was demolished. Yet Matt confirms the shoe is still in the ruins of Toad Tower.
	+ However, the shoe can be seen among the swarm of magpie beetles in "After the Rain".
* Anne originally had both shoes in the *Amphibiland* pilot.