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Smokey Joe

**Smokey Joe**is a recurring character in *Justice,* as well as a guest character in *Rewritten*and *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Joe is a shopkeeper on Loopy Lane whose building is taken over and he is violently converted into a Tog.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Smokey Joe made his first appearance in "Hell Bound." His building, Used Firecrackers, was pre-selected by the Cogs to be the base of Operation Sever and the project is finally enacted. Smokey and three other Toons, including Doctor, are violently converted into Togs. After the Toon Resistance storms the building and saves seven unsullied Toons, Smokey, Doctor, and the other two Togs are taken by The Chairman.

### *Justice*

Smokey Joe returned in "Aftershock" when he and the other three Togs are led to Bossbot Headquarters where they stand beside the Chairman. He is seen taking orders from the Chairman in "Out in the Darkness" and "Edicts of War." In "Brawl of the Bossbots," Silly Sal burst into flames and died as a result of his botched Tog conversion. A similar fate was predicted for the other three Togs. Lucy Tires died in "By a Preponderance" leaving only Smokey and Doctor as the Togs left in BBHQ.

Smokey Joe was reunited with the other Toons in "Hearts Ablaze" by a Big Cheese who was later revealed to be Flippy Flopper. Doctor and Smokey Joe retained their Coglike trances through the duration of the battles on the Bossbot crag, though ultimately rescued in "Banners High" and taken back to the playground. The Toons vowed to have them operated on by Dr. Artery to restore their laffs and toonities.

### *Contact*

Smokey Joe returned in "They Came From the North" when he was cured by Dr. Artery of his Togness, restoring him to his true Toon mind.

## Character

### Namesake

Smokey Joe is a real NPC toon from Toontown and Toontown Rewritten. His appearance is reflected here. His building is called Used Firecrackers on Loopy Lane.
Afterword

**"Afterword"** is a special episode of *Revolution* following the finale, and is the 90th episode overall. It is a video episode similar to "Epilogue." This is the final episode of the Toontown Storytime series.

The episode was released after the finale on May 11, 2022.

In the episode, the fates of all of Storytime's beloved characters are revealed.

## Production

As with "Epilogue," this sequel episode is a video meant to tie up loose ends and resolve storylines that were not explicitly wrapped up in the finale. Similar to "Epilogue," the video is divided in two parts, with a focus on Cartonia and Toontown. However, this time the order is reversed.

The music for the Cartonian storylines is "Adiemus" by Karl Jenkins. The words are gibberish and have no meaning. The music for the Toontown section is "Spirit of the Wild" by BrunuhVille.

## Trivia

* This is only the second video episode and second to not feature a cast list, as no characters appear.
Roseanna Hamleigh

**Queen Roseanna Hamleigh**is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Roseanna is last Queen Consort of Porcinia, serving during the War alongside her husband, King Bacon IV.

## Appearances

### *War*

Queen Roseanna debuted in "Unknown by Name or Rank" in 710 at the investiture of her son, Bake Hamleigh, as the Boar of Porcinia. With the War looming over the Kingdom, Roseanna and her husband, King Bacon IV, were eager to solidify Bake's place. However, their son was reckless, arrogant, and immature. They attempted to marry him off to a noblewoman's daughter, but the proposal was rejected due to Bake's personality. They subsequently sent him to the Porcinian front as an officer in the army to force him to gain more responsibility and maturity.

Bake returned to Sowtown in 717 ("Too Close to the Sun") after he impregnated a fellow officer and was dishonorably discharged. Roseanna and Bacon decided to send Bake to the town of Boar's Head to learn governance.

Near the fall of Porcinia in the autumn of 725, Roseanna signed a proclamation in "The Good Must Associate" denouncing her children in favor of Diana Loudoun, who was supplanted as heir to the throne. This was to preserve the monarchy's line when it was clear that none of the Hamleighs in the capital would survive.

Roseanna, Bacon, and Bake were all executed by the Summer Sun on November 4, 725.

## Character

### Namesake

Roseanna's name was chosen at random. Her married surname is a reference to ham.
District Attorney

**The District Attorney** is a recurring character in *Contact.*

In terms of the series narrative, the District Attorney is a Big Wig Cog who assumes *de facto* control over the Lawbots after the Toons destroy the Lawbot chain of command.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

The District Attorney made his first appearance in "They Came From the North." As the Lawbots had lost their leaders in the Chief Justice and Clerks, the District Attorney assumed control. Though a disguised Flippy Flopper attempted to unite the remaining Cashbots and Lawbots under himself, the District Attorney refused. In "Equinox," the District Attorney announced the Lawbot plan to find a new Creator to be a visionary for the Cogs.

After months of dormancy, the Lawbots returned in "Revenge of the Lawbots." They sent a grey wave through the Brrrgh, turning all buildings into Cog havens and Toon hells. The tide was unstoppable, and the District Attorney swiftly claimed responsibility. The last Big Cheese, as Flippy Flopper, visited him in Lawbot HQ and demanded an end to the invasion, but the District Attorney refused. Suspecting a discrepancy in Cog behavior, the DA ordered Flippy to be investigated. This promptly revealed the existence of the Playgrounds. Intending to make Clarabelle Cow the newest Creator of the Cogs, the Lawbots sprung her from prison, and took fellow inmate Blair Fawkes with them. In "This Too Shall Pass," the District Attorney hears the Toons sound their emergency siren. Suspecting something is amiss, he leads the Lawbots in their first attack on the Toontown Central Playground. At Clarabelle's insistance, he brings her and Blair Fawkes along.

The District Attorney landed in the Speedway in "Split the Heavens" during the midst of the Deluge. The District Attorney recognized Alice Carver, who had transported to the Speedway seconds before. He grabbed her and began to fly away with her, remembering her imprisonment in Chipper Acres. The District Attorney was suddenly killed by a wedding cake lobbed by Mata Hairy.

## Character

### Namesake

The District Attorney is not a character in Toontown Rewritten, though one of the main buildings in Lawbot Headquarters is the District Attorney's Office. The head of those complexes is the Clerk.

## Trivia

* The District Attorney is the first individual Cog who is not a traditional Boss Cog from the game to appear as a character in their own right.
Flim Flam

**Flim Flam** is a recurring character in *Rewritten* and *Justice.*

In terms of the series narrative, Flim Flam is a Melodyland shopkeeper who was left behind in the Exodus. A memo discovered in the Sellbot Factory leads the Mayor of Toontown to her door, where she is discovered to be a traitor to the Toons.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Flim Flam made her first appearance in "Darkness on the Edge of Town." A memo recovered from the Sellbot Factory named her, and Eileen Irenic and Constance Miller investigated. Flim Flam acted very strangely, and did not exhibit any jovial Toon behavior. Eileen fired a squirt gag at her, and she remained unmoved. Eileen determined that she was a Cog in Toon form, and that the other twenty-five survivors of the Final Battle were the same. Flim Flam appeared briefly in "Clandestine" during scenes depicting the Final Battle. Her conversion was depicted in "Heaven Found" when she was injected with serum that ripped her laff out.

### *Justice*

Flim Flam remained imprisoned beneath Toon HQ for much of the season with the other 26 Togs. She and the others were whispering and mumbling together, as if in unison and perhaps communicating with the Cogs. As a result, Professor Drema Yawn used hypnosis to put them all to sleep. She was cured in "By a Preponderance" and reunited with her family.

## Character

### Namesake

Flim Flam is named and based on her Toontown NPC.
Irene Irenic

**Irene Irenic**is a guest character in *Rewritten*.

In terms of the series narrative, Irene Irenic is the younger child and only daughter of Eileen Irenic. Her death at the hands of the Cogs would spur her mother's creation of the Toon Resistance.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Irene Irenic made her first appearance in "Irenic," a flashback episode dedicated to her mother, Eileen Irenic, and her story. All of Irene's appearances occurred in the past. One year prior to the Exodus, Irene and her family were ambushed in the middle of the night by a Pencil Pusher, operating under orders of Operation Sever. Their shop on Oak Street was turned into a Cog building and the family was ordered into an elevator. The Cogs separated Eileen from her children, and for most of the season, the fate of the father and children remained unknown.

In "Hell Bound," the Cogs confirmed that the Cog building takeovers was part of Operation Sever, a plot to convert Toons into Cog-like thinkers, which the Toons called Togs. Every experiment failed, and Irene and her family were murdered under the conditions. Their bodies were dragged to a ballroom within Bossbot Headquarters, which Eileen visited in "Banners High" but was not able to locate the bodies.

As a result of Constantine, Irene, and Paul's kidnapping, Eileen turned on the Cogs and formed the Toon Resistance, which successfully eliminated the Cogs from Toontown.

### "Silent Night"

Irene returned in the first Christmas Special, titled "Silent Night." In the time before the Cogs and their deaths, Constantine and Irene asked their mother for a bedtime story on Christmas Eve. Eileen told them the tale of the beginning of the War and the events that led to it. Irene, the younger of the two, had not yet been exposed to the Diary of War and the history that led the Toons to Toontown.

## Character

### Namesake

Irene Irenic's name comes from Princess Irene of Greece, whose father was named Paul and whose brother was King Constantine II. Her surname means "aimed at peace" and is Greek in origin.

## Trivia

* The name "Irene" is derived from the same root as for "irenic." Therefore, Irene's first and last names essentially mean the same thing.
Alix Vremyado

**Alix Vremyado** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Alix is a chicken living in the state of West Gallix, occupied by Cervidium. After breaking the law, Alix was sent to a Recalcitrance Rectification program, where she was converted into a BioFreak with the ability to heal herself.

## Appearances

### *War*

Alix Vremyado made her only appearance in "In the Meadows of Sorrow" during a family dinner with her parents and brother in Gorod, West Gallix. Lennon Vremyado had recently returned from the front. Lyev, Olga, and Alix all abhorred the deer and their lives in West Gallix, but kept up an act for Lennon. During dinner, Lennon accidentally injured Alix, revealing her supernatural power to heal herself. Lennon accused Alix of copulating with another species, not realizing that she had fallen victim to one of the Cervidian experiments, and tried to kill her. Alix was decapitated by her brother, who was in turn killed by his parents.

## Character

### Namesake

Alix is named for Empress Alexandra of Russia, the last Tsarina of the former Empire. Her surname is Russian for "time before." Her name is to evoke the era before the War and the Cervidian takeover.
Grayson Oldman

**Grayson Oldman** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Grayson Oldman is the only son of Sterling Oldman, the last King of Leprolia.

## Appearances

### *War*

Grayson Oldman made his first appearance in "The Good Must Associate" as he and his family packed for their journey south out of Cartonia. After the fall of Leprolia, the Oldmans had been living in exile in Canis. They departed Canis in "Bless My Homeland," and reached the Vulpus Dam on November 11, 725. Grayson and his father were both killed when troops from Vulpus hit the waste receptacle with a missile.

## Character

### Namesake

Grayson's first name is a shade of blue, a trend in the Oldman royal family.

## Trivia

* Grayson is the last supporting character introduced, at 22 episodes in.
Dr. Artery

**Dr. Abe Artery**is a guest character in *Rewritten,* *Justice, Contact,* and *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Dr. Artery is a renowned cardiologist on Loopy Lane who introduces the laff meter to the series.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Dr. Artery made his first appearance in "The Last Laff" when Mayor Flippy Flopper visited his office, concerned about his heart after locking eyes with a Cog in "Genesis." Dr. Artery explained the problem was with his laff meter within his heart and that whatever could decrease laff like that was incredibly dangerous.

### *Justice*

Dr. Artery returned in "By a Preponderance" when his services were required to build a new heart full of laff for Soggy Bottom, who had been violently converted into a Tog. Dr. Artery diligently spent the afternoon in tandem with Slate Oldman and Professor Pete Ingalls crafting it. The subsequent operation was a success, and Soggy was cured.

### *Contact*

Dr. Artery returned in "They Came From the North" when Doctor and Smokey Joe were brought to him, the last Togs. Their surgeries were far more intense than that of Soggy Bottom's, but he managed to save them both.

In "Revenge of the Lawbots," Dr. Artery is suddenly visited by Eileen Irenic, Kilo Byte, Hyla Sensitive, and the five non-fox Cartonians. The visit was spawned by Evelyn Quin's immunity to the Lawbot attack on the Brrrgh. Eileen suspected that the Cartonians did not have laff. Dr. Artery suggested that due to a lack of reference to laff in the Diary of War and the founders' desire to create a utopia, laff became an evolved part of Toon biology to prevent previous sadness from occurring again. Thus, the Cartonians were impervious from Cog attacks.

### *Revolution*

Dr. Artery returned in "Aurora" when he was seen amputating the leg of Horace Calves.

## Character

### Namesake

Dr. Artery's name is derived from the arteries of the human body, which is an essential part of the heart. His first name, Abe, was chosen for alliteration.

## Trivia

* Dr. Artery is the only guest character to appear in four seasons.
* Dr. Artery has appeared numerous times, but his first name (Abe) was never mentioned until "Revenge of the Lawbots."
Judge McIntosh

**Judge Lalla McIntosh**is a guest character in *Justice.*

In terms of the series narrative, Judge McIntosh is a sage lawyer and judge in Toontown, whose legal advice is widely appreciated.

## Appearances

### *Justice*

Judge McIntosh made her first and so far only appearance in "Trial of the Lawbots" when Eileen Irenic and Constance Miller attempted to recruit her for a Toon prosecution team against Clarabelle Cow. She refused however due to her inexperience with Cog law and referred them to her colleague Atticus Lynch.

## Character

### Namesake

Judge McIntosh is an NPC on Oak Street, the shopkeeper of Apples and Oranges Debate Society. She shares her NPC's appearance.
Lawbot Chief Justice

**The Lawbot Chief Justice** is a guest character in *Rewritten* and a recurring character in *Justice*.

In terms of the series narrative, the Lawbot CJ is the highest-tiered Lawbot in the line. He oversees all Lawbots and resides in Lawbot Headquarters.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

The Lawbot CJ appeared for the first time in the season finale, "Heaven Found," during a roundtable discussion with The Chairman, Sellbot Vice President, Cashbot CFO, and Bossbot CEO. The Chairman ordered Operation Sever to be enacted.

### *Justice*

The Lawbot CJ told the Chairman in "Edicts of War" about the Toons potentially finding the location of Bossbot HQ.

During the trial against Clarabelle Cow, the CJ announced his plans to rig the jury selection to include the most loyal Cogs to ensure acquittal of the cow. Jury selection concluded in "Castle on the Cliff" and resulted in a 6-6 Toon/Cog split. Opening statments and witness questioning began in "Brawl of the Bossbots." The trial concluded in "By a Preponderance" when Clarabelle was convicted 7-5 by the jury, outraging the CJ. He reluctantly let Clarabelle go, and his lair was subsequently razed by the Toon Resistance.

In a flashback appearance in "Hearts Ablaze," the CJ and the other three boss leaders forced Ash Ingalls into the suit of The Chairman under residual orders from Dr. Adam Molecule. In the present, he was killed by the Toons during the raid on Lawbot HQ. The defeat was so powerful and so resounding that the CJ position was not filled.

## Character

### Namesake

The CJ is based entirely on the character from the game, including his appearance and speech.

## Trivia

* The Chief Justice wears a blindfold in the game and the series because "Justice is blind."
* There has only ever been one Cog as CJ.
Jane III

**Queen Jane III** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Jane III is the penultimate Queen of Simeone and mother of Ana III. Her death in childbirth resulted in an infant Ana becoming Queen.

## Appearances

### *War*

Queen Jane III made her sole appearance in "The White Ship" in a flashback to pre-War 706. Only 22 and already on the throne of Simeone, she perished in childbirth. Her infant daughter, Ana, became Queen of Simeone at only six days of age. Her husband, Tomasz Czerny, assumed the Regency until his death in 710.

## Character

### Namesake

Both of Jane Simour's names come from Queen Jane Seymour of England, third wife of Henry VIII. She birthed Henry's only legitimate son, Edward, but died from complications relating to childbirth twelve days later.

## Trivia

* Jane was alluded to in "Silent Night" when an infant Ana was spotted at the 706 Harmony Holiday Gala.
Bella Mallard

**Queen Swan XXI**, born **Bella Mallard**, and later known as **Bella Becker**, is a main character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Bella is the teenaged Queen of Mallardia during the War after her father's murder. She would eventually become one of the founders of Toontown. She is the ancestress of Katherine Becker.

## Appearances

### *War*

Bella Mallard debuted in "Remnants of the People" at the age of ten in 713 during the War Plague. She was present at her great-grandmother, Emmeline of Capet's, bedside table when she died.

The fate of Mallardia crumbled in 716 when Vulpus surrounded the capital and attacked. In "Lest We Forget," Bella and her family were forced to hastily flee Beakfield Manor. During the family's frantic escape, Bella witnessed Queen Vixen VII murder her father, King Swan XX. Despite this horrific event, Bella led her family out of Anatoidea. They fled to the northern countryside, where the Lord of Grasse aided them in crossing the border into Willie. The Mallards continued into Simeone and sought refuge at Vinesteeple. There, at only thirteen years of age, Bella was coronated as **Queen Swan XXI**.

Queen Swan XXI attended the 719 Granite Bloc summit in "Two Moths Drawn to the Flame," hosted at Highland Castle. Though she attended with her mother, she independently represented fallen Mallardia at the meetings. Wise beyond her years, she impressed her counterparts with her passion and eloquence.

Bella Mallard and her family were selected as passengers on the 725 expedition south in "The Good Must Associate." Because they were in Simeone at the time, the Mallards were shepherded across occupied Phantine along with hundreds of other passengers in order to reach Canis.

Bella joined the passengers on the expedition south on November 3, 725, in "Bless My Homeland." They reached the Vulpus Dam on November 11, where Bella and her entire family managed to escape Cartonia despite the collapse of the Dam.

After the passengers escaped in "Until I Die," Bella found the Vixen Queen's body floating in Lake Beyond. She alerted no one to the body's presence, and proceeded with the others on their long trek through the Expanse. They wandered for over a year until they reached the site that would become Toontown. Bella helped write the town's first constitution and insisted upon a democracy. She changed her surname to Becker to distance herself from her royal past. After Maximilian Walters was elected Mayor, Bella's uncle Bosworth was appointed as the first Councilmember from Sealand. The "Epilogue" revealed that Bella was elected as the second Mayor of Toontown, succeeding Max.

## Character

### Namesake

Bella's name was randomly chosen when "Silent Night" was written and the daughter of King Swan XX was mentioned. It was unknown then that she would become a main character in a later season.

Bella's surname is derived from Mallard ducks.
Exchequer of the Bank

**The Exchequer of the Bank** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, the Exchequer is a councilmember of Scuridiae during the War. He oversaw the royal treasury.

## Appearances

### *War*

In "Never Trust a Fox," in the Exchequer's first appearance, the Exchequer and Chequer Vincent I learned that Chip Elief, the heir to the throne, was embezzling millions of marks from the Kingdom. This negligence dug the Kingdom into copious amounts of debt, turning Summer Sun allies against them. Chip was killed for his crimes.

The Exchequer appeared briefly again in "Pro Patria Mori" when he advised the Chequer to accept a full bailout from Vulpus, without which the nation would entirely collapse.

## Trivia

* Despite appearing twice, the Exchequer is not a supporting character. This is due to his limited role in both episodes and the unexpected addition of his character in "Pro Patria Mori."
Lennon Vremyado

**Lennon Vremyado** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Lennon is a chicken living in the state of West Gallix, occupied by Cervidium. Unlike his family, Lennon is a staunch supporter of the Cervidian regime and fights gleefully in their army.

## Appearances

### *War*

Lennon Vremyado made his only appearance in "In the Meadows of Sorrow" during a family dinner in 725 with his parents and sister in his hometown of Gorod, West Gallix. He had recently returned from the front. Whereas his family secretly harbored hatred for the Cervidian occupation, Lennon had become indoctrinated as a youth and willingly fought in their army. During dinner, Lennon accidentally injured his sister Alix, revealing her supernatural power to heal herself. Lennon accused Alix of copulating with another species, not realizing that she had fallen victim to one of the Cervidian experiments, and tried to kill her. Lennon decapitated Alix, and was subsequently shot by his distraught mother.

## Character

### Namesake

Lennon is named after Vladimir Lenin, the first leader of the Soviet Union. His surname is Russian for "time before." While his family evokes a time before Cervidian occupation, his suggests the changing tides in the nation.
Clarence II

**Clarence II** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Clarence is the last King of Bovo, reigning during the final years of the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Clarence Truett made his first appearance in "No Matter What" on January 31, 723. His father, King Octavio VI was assassinated in his home of Checkerhall, Boso Bovo, directly in front of Clarence. An arrow was fired into the King's back, which fatally punctured his aorta. The attack was carried out by assailants from an anti-royalist group opposing Octavio's wartime policies. Clarence immediately succeeded his father as King of Bovo.

Bovo fell on April 21, 725, when Cervidian and Vulpine forces captured Boso Bovo. Clarence and his wife, Stratacella Truett, symbolically surrendered to Stag Barrow on the balcony of Checkerhall in "In the Meadows of Sorrow." That night, they were both hung from that very balcony. With Clarence's death, the monarchy ceased to exist in Bovo.

## Character

### Namesake

Clarence's first name is randomly chosen, but the author thought it sounded like the name of a cow. His surname comes from S. Truett Cathy, the founder of Chick Fil A.
Anya Mus

**Princess Anya Mus,** later **Anna Amblerson,** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Anya is the Crown Princess of Willie during the War, elder daughter of Queen Daisy Mus. She became one of the original Founders of Toontown. She is the ancestress of Hyla Sensitive.

## Appearances

### *War*

Anya made her first appearance in "Lest We Forget" during the 716 fall of Willie. As the nation fell under Vulpine and Summer Sun occupation, the Mus royal family was encouraged to go into exile in Simeone. Anya and her sister, Tatyana Mus, joined their mother north into Simeone. There, they were granted exile at Vinesteeple. Anya attended the coronation of her mother as Queen of Willie in exile. The rest of Anya's family were slaughtered in Vulpus. Upon her mother's ascension, Anya became Crown Princess of Willie.

In 725, Anya and her family were selected as passengers on the expedition south out of Cartonia. In "The Good Must Associate," hundreds of passengers in Simeone where shepherded through occupied Phantine into Canis, where they were given an orientation on the plan to escape. Anya was reluctant to leave, fearful of the unknown and worried about the people of Willie. Anya, Tatyana, and her mother escaped Cartonia in "Bless My Homeland."

Anya and her family wandered the Expanse for a year in "Until I Die" until they reached the site that became Toontown. Anya helped design the town's first flag, a symbol which endured to present day. Anya's descendants (under the assumed surname Amblerson) maintained the royal line of succession, unbeknownst to them, until Hyla Sensitive picked up the claim.

## Character

### Namesake

Anya's name is in honor of Grand Duchess Anastasia Romanov of Russia who was murdered in 1918 along with the rest of her family in an Imperial execution. Despite this namesake, Anya survived the execution of the Mus Royal Family.
Laura Ingalls

**Laura Ingalls** is a recurring character in *Rewritten*.

In terms of the series narrative, Laura Ingalls is the wife of Professor Pete and mother of Ash Ingalls. She died in the Final Battle against the Cogs during Exodus.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Laura Ingalls was mentioned to be one of the Toons left behind during the Exodus from Toontown, revealed in "Doomsday." Laura Ingalls made her first official appearance in "Rain" when her family was attacked by Cogs during the Exodus. Laura and her family went outside to get hit by the memory rain but Cogs were waiting for them. Pete and Nimbus believed the Cogs were sent directly by Dr. Molecule. Laura witnessed the death of Dr. Nimbus and, foreseeing her own death and understanding the importance of her husband's presence in Fantasyland, sacrificed her own transport to save Pete. Laura was left behind in the Exodus, and was ultimately killed in the Final Battle against the Cogs in Chipper Acres. Her son escaped death, but was taken by the Cogs. Her death was depicted briefly in "Clandestine" and again in "Heaven Found." She was trained in gag fighting. She and Ash were the ones who found Chipper Acres. While there, they liberated Alice Carver and Bradley Wolfe.

## Character

### Namesake

Laura Ingalls' name is derived from Laura Ingalls Wilder, author of *The Little House on the Prairie*book series which serves as a reference to Professor Pete's occupation as a schoolteacher.
Ingalls is her maiden name, as she is sister to Dr. Tom Foolery.

## Trivia

* Laura, along with Ash Ingalls, is one of the first Wiki pages to feature the status of "Unknown." This status only lasted a few epiosdes before she was officially declared deceased.
Christine Colette

**Christine Colette** is a recurring character in *Rewritten*and *Justice*.

In terms of the series narrative, Christine Colette is the Councilor of Melodyland and a member of the Toon Council until her term expired and she chose not to seek reelection.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Christine Colette made her first appearance in "Remembrance" when she and the other members of the Toon Council voted in approval of an evacuation of Toontown during an emergency session of the Toon Council, occurring after the climate change, the attack on a Toon, and the murder of a Toon. In "Doomsday," she and the rest of the Toon Council (minus Melville Jesop) realized that an evacuation was impossible and the only viable option left was the Emergency Portal. Desperate to save the Toons of Toontown amidst a mega Cog invasion, they approved the Exodus. She returned with the rest of the Toons in "Irenic" and helped acclimate newly-appointed Mayor Eileen Irenic to office.

In the season finale, "Hell Bound," Christine and the rest of the Toon Council were briefed by Alice Carver and Bradley Wolfe of the extent of the existing Cog Nation and Operation Sever. The power in Toontown Central was suddenly cut, as the Cogs had taken refuge in a Cog building on Loopy Lane, in which they housed the Tog conversion machine. The power source was so great that it was leeching from the Playground. Eileen Irenic, Piggy Pie, Dr. Kilo Byte, and Flippy Flopper volunteered to go. Christine was silent when asked to go. While Mortimer Myles and Paula Behr chastised Flippy for his actions prior to Exodus, Christine was one of the councilmembers who opted fo wish Flippy luck. The Toons successfully took back the building and shut down Operation Sever.

### *Justice*

Christine returned in "Aftershock" when she and the Toon Council discussed a plan of attack for a coordinated strike on Cog headquarters. She voted in favor of a funeral for Flippy and volunteered to coordinate the effort, surprising Eileen Irenic. The funeral was held in "Dim as an Ember," and was successful. Her efforts were lauded by Piggy Pie and Eileen Irenic. Christine chose not to run for reelection, and was succeeded by Doe Clark.
Christine's final Toon Council meeting occurred in "Trouble." The meeting became derailed when Constance Miller fell under a scandal that was fabricated by outgoing Councilmembers Mortimer Myles, Paula Behr, and Ahab Ishmael. Christine was disgusted by these actions and tried to comfort Constance. She attended the Inauguration of her successors at the end of the episode.

## Character

### Namesake

Christine Colette is named after Christine Daae from *The Phantom of the Opera* and Cosette from *Les Miserables*, two well-known musicals. Colette is a sly reference to what the Thernardiers, Cosette's once-guardians, mistakenly called her various times.
Caris Elief

**Caris Elief** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Caris is the daughter of the Chequer of Scuridiae during the War. Upon the death of her brother, she became heir apparent to Scuridiae.

## Appearances

### *War*

Caris Elief made her only appearance in "Never Trust a Fox" when her father, Chequer Vincent I, informed her that she was now heir to Scuridiae after her brother was fatally tossed from a balcony of Bucktooth Castle for embezzling money from the treasury.

## Trivia

* Caris is named after a character from the Ken Follett novel *World Without End*.
* There was hope for Caris to have a larger role in the last few episodes of the season but there was not space and so a storyline was not developed.
Paula Behr

**Paula Behr** is a recurring character in *Rewritten*and *Justice*.

In terms of the series narrative, Paula Behr is the leader of the Brrrgh and a member of the Toon Council until her defeat in her reelection campaign.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Paula Behr made her first appearance in "Remembrance" when she and the other members of the Toon Council voted in approval of an evacuation of Toontown during an emergency session of the Toon Council, occurring after the climate change, the attack on a Toon, and the murder of a Toon. In "Doomsday," she and the rest of the Toon Council (minus Melville Jesop) realized that an evacuation was impossible and the only viable option left was the Emergency Portal. Desperate to save the Toons of Toontown amidst a mega Cog invasion, they approved the Exodus. She returned with the rest of the Toons in "Irenic" and helped acclimate newly-appointed Mayor Eileen Irenic to office.

In the season finale, "Hell Bound," Paula and the rest of the Toon Council were briefed by Alice Carver and Bradley Wolfe of the extent of the existing Cog Nation and Operation Sever. The power in Toontown Central was suddenly cut, as the Cogs had taken refuge in a Cog building on Loopy Lane, in which they housed the Tog conversion machine. The power source was so great that it was leeching from the Playground. Eileen Irenic, Piggy Pie, Dr. Kilo Byte, and Flippy Flopper volunteered to go. Paula was silent when asked to go. Mortimer Myles and Paula chastised Flippy for his actions prior to Exodus. Paula was one of the most outspoken. The Toons successfully took back the building and shut down Operation Sever.

### *Justice*

Paula returned in "Aftershock" when she and the Toon Council discussed a plan of attack for a coordinated strike on Cog headquarters. She voted against a funeral for Flippy and received backlash from Eileen Irenic as a result.
On Election Night in "Voice to the Chorus," Paula was defeated in her reelection campaign, losing to Slate Oldman. In "Trouble," it was revealed that she and Ahab Ishmael aided Mortimer Myles in smearing Constance Miller with a scandal of untrue facts. She had charges leveled against her but she settled out of court for a monetary amount, but her reputation was tarnished. She later attended the Inauguration.

## Character

### Namesake

Paula Behr is based on the real NPC from Toontown, whose name is a reference to a polar bear. She is the only NPC to serve on the Toon Council, with the exception of Mayor Flippy.

## Trivia

* Though not explicity stated in the first season, Paula Behr is the longest-serving member of the current Toon Council.
Amelia Prance

**Amelia Prance** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Amelia Prance is a citizen of Cervidium during the War, unhappy with the nation's alliance with the Summer Sun alliance.

## Appearances

### *War*

Amelia made her sole appearance in "In the Trenches of Despair" during the summer of 711. She and her friends were enjoying drinks in a pub near the Mallardian border, unhappy with the ongoing war and their nation's allegiance to the Summer Sun. They were approached by Caribou Atlas and his friends, all soldiers of Cervidium. When Amelia rebuffed their advances and accused them of crimes against nature for their wartime endeavors, they assaulted the does and attempted to have them pilloried. They were thwarted by a passing army general. Amelia vowed to do what she could to fight against the Kingdom of Cervidium.

## Character

### Namesake & Purpose

Amelia's name was random, but her surname was a nod to the reindeer Prancer. Her character was created to highlight the internal resistance to the Summer Sun's tyrannical aims.

## Trivia

* Though she was written for the potential to return, her sole appearance was in "In the Trenches of Despair."
Oster

**Oster** is a guest character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Oster is the leader of a fox colony located in the caves of the Unforgiving Mountains.

## Appearances

### *War*

Oster made his only appearance in "Until I Die" when Bosworth Mallard and Albion Mallard stumbled upon his colony. Oster welcomed them into his home and they traded stories of their respective escapes from Cartonia, though Oster was born in the mountains. His ancestors had fled Vulpine oppression. Oster became hostile when Bosworth and Albion were leery of Oster's same-sex relationship, which he lambasted. The brothers apologized, and Oster agreed to help the escapees over the mountains. Oster vowed that the colony would protect the passage of the future Toons so that contact between the two would never be reestablished.

## Character

### Namesake

Oster’s name is taken from the German word for “Austria:” “Österreich."

## Trivia

* Oster is the only non-Cartonian character to appear in the fourth season.
Phillip Semper

**Governor Phillip Semper**is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Phillip Semper is the Governor of Dückzig in Mallardia during the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

Governor Phillip Semper debuted in the fourth season premiere, "Winter of Discontent." In the early hours of the morning on January 1, 708, a submarine from Vulpus launched torpedoes at the southern Mallardian city of Dückzig, of which Phillip was Governor. The attacks damaged the city, and were the opening shots of the War.

Phillip continued to attend court sessions through 708 despite losing his city to the foxes. In "The Lamps Are Going Out," he was present when Prince Richard Mallard launched a coup for the throne. The attempt was squashed, and Phillip had not been involved.

## Character

### Namesake

Governor Phillip Semper’s name is derived from the Latin motto “Semper Fidelis,” often shortened to “Semper Fi,” meaning “always faithful.”
Jasiri Tatum

**Prince Jasiri Tatum** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Jasiri is a prince of Phantine during the War. During his final months in Cartonia, he also served nominally as the acting Babar of Phantine.

## Appearances

### *War*

Jasiri Tatum made his first appearance in "Blood for Blood" when the foxes launched a siege of the capital of Phantine in 721. He and his elder twin brother, Nguvu Tatum, opted to stay and fight, even refusing to send their children away. Though intense battles occurred in the marshes surrounding the fortified castle, the defenders eventually had to retreat behind the castle walls and withstand a siege. The Siege of the Castle in the Marshes lasted from April 721 to January 722, and starved nearly all the castle's occupants, including Jasiri's wife. Babar Waarheid himself died of starvation on the same day the foxes raised the white flag of surrender. Nguvu succeeded his father, as he was the eldest of the two twins.

In "Pro Patria Mori," Jasiri was sent into exile in Canis with his daughter, Binti, and his nephew, Card. Nguvu remained in Phantine during the third siege and was captured by the foxes. Jasiri watched on live television as his brother was executed by the foxes. As Card was not old enough to succeed as Babar, and because there was no kingdom to rule over, Jasiri nominally accepted the position of acting Babar. Jasiri absconded his nominal duties in "The Good Must Associate" in order to accept a position on the expedition south out of Cartonia.

Jasiri helped settle Toontown in "Until I Die." He was resistant to many of the proposals in the town's first constitution but yielded. He predeceased his daughter and nephew.

## Character

### Namesake

The title of Babar is derived from the Swahili word for "father:" "baba." It also pays homage to the popular animated elephant with the same name.

Jasiri is the Swahili word for "brave."

## Trivia

* Jasiri's character page was the 311th created, and was thus the page that caused Toontown Storytime to officially surpass VMK Storytime's page count.
Mus Royal Family

**The Mus Royal Family** are main, supporting, and guest characters in *War*.

In terms of the series narrative, the Mus Royal Family is the ruling family of the Kingdom of Willie from the onset of the Harmony Crown until the fall of Willie in 716. The majority of the family was murdered by Vulpus in 716.

## Members

### Donald Mus

Youngest son of Mickey and Minnie Mus. Fled to Simeone in 716.

### Mickle Mus

*See: Herb Clark*
Mickle Mus was the youngest son of Mitch and Marley Mus. He was born Mickey Mus, and was second-in-line to the throne upon his execution in 716. Had he lived and succeeded his father, he would have been Mickey XIII.

### Lillian, Marie, & Dionne Mus

Lillian, Marie, and Dionne were triplet daughters of Mitch and Marley Mus. They were all executed alongside their family in 716.

### Sharon Mus

Sharon Mus was the infant daughter of Mitch and Marley Mus, the youngest of their five children. All five were executed by the foxes in 716.
Sid Seltzer

**Sid Seltzer**is a guest character in *Rewritten*.

In terms of the series narrative, Sid is a shopkeeper on Loopy Lane who witnessed Doctor's kidnapping by the Sellbots.

## Appearances

### *Rewritten*

Sid Seltzer made his first appearance in "Hell Bound." He witnessed Doctor be kidnapped by the Sellbots and taken into a Cog building across the street. He immediately notified Constance Miller, meaning he may be a member of the Toon Resistance.

## Character

### Namesake

Sid Seltzer is a real NPC toon from Toontown and Toontown Rewritten. His appearance is reflected here." His building is called Seltzer Bottles (and Cans!) on Loopy Lane.
Marshall Ihob

**Marshall Ihob**is a recurring character in *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Marshall Ihob is the Deputy of Melodyland and works closely with the Toon Patrol.

## Appearances

### *Contact*

Marshall Ihob made his first appearance in "They Came From the North." As the Deputy from Melodyland, Marshall was put in charge of overseeing Rook James during his incarceration as one of the six Cartonians to arrive from the Kingdoms. Marshall was immediately too familial with Rook, which angered Eileen Irenic and Aleck Harding. During a conversation with the rest of the Toon Patrol Deputies in "Equinox," they agreed to keep the Cartonians imprisoned for the time being. In "Outlanders," Marshall was seen getting more friendly with Rook. As a result, Doe Clark and Eileen Irenic arranged for Rook to be moved to Dreamland and have the much quieter Cale Metfin move to Melodyland.

## Character

### Namesake

Marshall Ihob is based on Marshal, an NPC who owns Marshall's Stacks Pancakes House on Tenor Terrace in Minnie's Melodyland. He was chosen by producers becuase of the relation his name bears to the law. His surname "Ihob" is a jab at the controversial Ihob promotion launched by IHOP.
Bake Hamleigh

**Boar Bacon "Bake" Hamleigh**is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, Bake is the Boar of Porcinia during the War, heir to the throne and eldest child of King Bacon IV and Queen Roseanna.

## Appearances

### *War*

Bake Hamleigh made his first appearance in "Unknown by Name or Rank" in the year 710. At that time, he turned eighteen and was invested officially as the Boar of Porcinia. However, he had made a reputation for himself in the Kingdom as being arrogant, immature, reckless, overprivileged, and in general unfit to inherit the crown. His parents, King Bacon IV and Queen Roseanna Hamleigh, attempted to marry him off to a noblewoman to ensure stability, but the marriage proposals were rejected. He was subsequently enlisted as an officer in the Porcinian army in an effort to provide him with more responsibility and increase his maturity.

Bake became an officer at the Psittancynesian front by 715, and after the War Plague pandemic subsided, he met in "Buried in Satin" with fellow Granite Bloc allies in Ursus. To the chagrin of Bacon and the notice of the allies, Bake's attitude had hardly improved from his wartime service. The nations agreed to attack Psittancyna, with Bake as one of the commanding officers, but it backfired when the parrots correctly anticipated their move and launched a counterinvasion of Ursus.

A sudden romantic affair in 717 resulted in a pregnancy, and Bake was dishonorably discharged from his post at the front. He returned to Sowtown in "Too Close to the Sun," where he was admonished by his parents for his intransigence. Bake was sent to Boar's Head, a tiny town where Boars traditionally learned governance before ascending to the throne.

Porcinia crumbled over the following years, and in 725 was near extinction. Bake and his family were brought to a room in the Pink Palace, where King Bacon ordered everyone to sign a proclamation naming Diana Loudoun, Bake's distant cousin, as heir to the throne. Though he protested and was adamant against the change, he signed, ending all hope of him ever ascending the throne.

Bake was executed along with his parents on November 4, 725, upon the fall of Porcinia.

## Character

### Namesake

Bake's name is the same as his father's: Bacon. However, to differentiate him from the King, Bake goes by a nickname. His surname Hamleigh is a reference to ham.
Lord of Grasse

The **Lord of Grasse** is a supporting character in *War.*

In terms of the series narrative, the Lord of Grasse is a Lord and noble of Mallardia during the War.

## Appearances

### *War*

The Lord of Grasse made his first appearance in "The Lamps Are Going Out." As a Lord of Mallardia, he was frequently called to the court of Beakfield Manor in Anatoidea. He was discontent with the ongoing war and its high costs, and felt disillusioned with the rule of King Swan XX. When Prince Richard Mallard made unsubstantiated claims of illegitimacy on the part of Swan, and proposed himself as rightful King, the Lord of Grasse backed him. However, Grand Dowager Queen Emmeline of Capet steamrolled the coup and defended Swan XX. The Lord of Grasse switched sides and supported the reigning King. Despite his insurrection, he was not punished.

Mallardia fell to Vulpus in 716, and the nobility was abolished. As the nation quickly fell under Vulpine occupation, the Lord of Grasse received the fleeing Mallard royal family at his northern estate, headed by the young Bella Mallard. He offered the Mallards safe passage into Willie, which they accepted. The Lord of Grasse begged forgiveness from Bella for his intransigence against the late Swan XX. She accepted his apology. Grasse refused to join the Mallards in their exile, choosing to remain on his estate. Though not explicitly stated, it is assumed Grasse was killed by the foxes as the rest of Mallardia capitulated.

## Character

### Namesake

As with all regions of Mallardia, the Lord of Grasse is named for a place in France: Grasse. It is home to three large perfumeries and is known as the world's capital of perfume.

## Trivia

* The Lord of Grasse's name is never given. Of all the Lords of Mallardia who appeared in "The Lamps Are Going Out," the Lord of Grasse is the only to reappear.
Flo

**Flo** is a recurring character in *Revolution*.

In terms of the series narrative, Flo is a Free medic who tends to Mickey Elias.

## Appearances

### *Revolution*

Flo made her first appearance in "Assailants Unknown," when a group of Toons and Cartonians enlisted her help to care for Mickey Elias, who had just collapsed from exhaustion. She joined the group further into the Death Fields. The group sheltered in the ruins of Talonclaw Castle in "Tarry Not the Final Quest." She pointed out the Big Four to Eileen Irenic in "Terminal" when they gathered for their conference.

Flo ferried Mickey away from the battlefield in "Vulpus Aflame" as the Free was caught in their revolution. She was killed as they fled.

## Trivia

* Flo is named after Florence Nightingale, a famous nurse.
Ballot Boxer

**Ballot Boxer** is a guest character in *Justice*and *Contact*.

In terms of the series narrative, Ballot Boxer is one of the three members of the Election Committee, specializing in the Council elections.

## Appearances

### *Justice*

Ballot Boxer made his first appearance in "Dim as an Ember" with the other two members of his Election Committee, Bree Sinct and Pearl Ament. Ballot specialized in the Toon Council elections. Ballot, Bree, and Pearl are usually Toon Resources officers in Toon Headquarters. The votes were counted and revealed in "Voice to the Chorus."

In "Song of the Siren," Ballot and the Election Committee were recruited to divide Toontown into groups for the celebratory dinner cruises organized by the Toon Council. Ballot, Bree, and Pearl allocated themselves to the first cruise. Ballot died in the ship's explosion in "Wistful Oceans."

## Character

### Namesake

Ballot Boxer's name is a play on words on "ballot box."

## Trivia

* When writing, producers often wrote out Ballot Boxer's name as just Ballot Box and would have to go back and fix it.