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Cathode tube

In one universe, **cathode tubes**, capable of projecting special rays, were kept in hospitals on Mars. One was mistakenly left running in the delivery room when Jane 6em35, the half-human half-Martian daughter of Jarl 6em35 and Jane Faro, was born; she was exposed to it by a careless nurse. This had no immediate effects but resulted in her developing nigh-magical abilities as she grew up, becoming the “Magician from Mars”. (COMIC: *Magician From Mars…*)

## Behind the Scenes

In reality cathode ray tubes were very common, although not an everyday sight for most people in 1939. The major component of most 20th century televisions, CRTs projected a beam of electrons from the cathode to the phosphorescent internal coating at the other end of the tube; this beam was swept back and forth by magnets to cover a large area and beam intensity was modulated to create bright and dark areas on the screen.

Very few Earth people developed superpowers from sitting in front of televisions!
Cthulhu Toilet (comic story)

## *Cthulhu Toilet*

***Cthulhu Toilet*** was the seventeenth comic strip of the *Necroomies* webcomic, created by Jonathan Reich.

## Contents

### Plot

Junter tries to deal with the unspeakable horror in his and Ibdis's bathroom by decorating it so as to try and make it into an inconspicuous element of the bathroom decor. Ibdis is unimpressed.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* This story takes place in the *Necroomies* universe.

### Continuity

* This comic continues the story arc about the unspeakable horror in the bathroom, which started in the fifteenth strip (COMIC: *Evil Bathroom*) and stretched until COMIC: *A Letter From Beyond*.

## Behind the scenes

### Read online

*Cthulhu Toilet* is available online on the *Necroomies* website.
Cupid Storage

**Cupid Storage**, or simply **the Storage**, was a location where the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids kept a stock of miscellaneous items.

In 2019, as part of their experiments in dealing with Lord Thymon, the Department of Problem-Solving collected a large amounts of clocks from “the relevant section” of Cupid Storage, and, later, a small Reality Bomb. (PROSE: *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*)
Cupid Theatre

*The Death? Planned It!* and *The Moonbeams*, two early episodes of *The Rainbow Adventures*, were first screened in the **Cupid Theatre** in the Cupid Homeworld. (PROSE: *Plagiarism of the SavageMen*)

## Behind the scenes

It is not clear that the Cupid Theatre is the same as the Department of Cinematography Main Theater mentioned in *Conspiracy-1263 Publicly Accuses the Gang of the Green Gorillas*.
Cupid Prime's Fog Ship

## The Cupid Prime's Fog Ship

When the faceless magician's magic hat caused the Cupid Homeworld to be overwhelmed by a flood of white rabbits, the Cupid Prime ordered the Department of Problem-Solving to stay behind and solve the problem, before “hopp[ing] into **his personal Fog Ship** with all his entourage and [making] an interdimensional beeline for the utterly rabbit-free beaches of Hawaii”. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Bill (Road Trip Of No Return)

## Bill

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Bill** was one of the police officers who worked under the country Sheriff who would later become Jung-La, alongside Ben.

The two were corrupt and, unbeknownst to the Sheriff, began running a successful racket reselling confiscated drugs to dealers. When the Odds, on vacation, happened to find themselves near their headquarters, Bill and Ben managed to capture them using tranquiliser guns and the element of surprise, but missed Captain Evening who had wandered off; with the Sheriff's help, the Captain managed to find his friends and discover the truth about Bill and Ben, who were ultimately exposed and arrested. (COMIC: *Road Trip Of No Return*)
Decade Stone

The **Decade Stone** was a dangerous item on which the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids had a file. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*)

## Behind the scenes

A ‘Cupid Fact File’ on the Decade Stone was indeed published on the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website a little under a year prior to *The Case Against Conspiracy*. However, it contained no Jenny Everywhere elements.
Deena Hancock

**Deena**, later **Deena Hancock**, was a childhood friend of Gwen Davis, alias Gwenna, in Reality Z-25 31-H.

The two girls and their friend Fred “Junior” Hancock grew up in Pinedale and attended high school together, often hanging out at a neighbourhood coffee shop. As the two girls grew, they became rivals for Junior's heart, though not to the extent of spoiling their earlier friendship; eventually, during the summer after their graduation, Junior proposed to Deena rather than Gwenna. Finding herself more grief-stricken than she'd expected, Gwenna not only left them but the city altogether, deciding to go out of town for college. Down the line this led to her (COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*) finding a new life in the Naked Jungle as the “mate” of Kaza, who had already been “Jungle Lord” for some time by the time she joined him. (COMIC: *The Serpent Sorceress*)

A now-married Fred and Deena later travelled to the Jungle to visit Gwenna and meet her husband, meeting them at the Adventurers Club. As they caught up, however, the Club was attacked by Ro-Man, an old enemy of Kaza and Gwenna's who mistook Deena for Gwenna and abducted her. Intending to take revenge on Kaza in a particularly personal fashion, the body-hopping alien intended to possess “Gwenna” and then kill Kaza with his love's own hands. He successfully possessed Deena, only to be tracked down by the real Gwenna and learn the hard way that Deena “had never won a fight in her life”. As he lost the fight, he was goaded into leaving Deena's body to attempt to possess the actual Gwenna, whereupon the heroes managed to trap his gaseous form in his own helmet. After everything got cleared up, Deena and Fred made their excuses for the day, but informed Kaza and Gwenna that they were staying in Buranda for a few weeks, hoping to get a more relaxing evening together in the coming days. (COMIC: *Ruthless Ro-Man*)
Congo

**Congo** was a country in Africa in several universes.

In one dimension, Kaza lived there and was known as “the Congo King”, (COMIC: *Fear in the Jungle*) in contrast to his counterpart in Reality Z-25 31-H. (COMIC: *The Serpent Sorceress*) In another universe, the similar Jo-Jo the Congo King held the title. (COMIC: *Jo-Jo Congo King*)
Debbie Jellinsky Addams

In one universe, **Debbie Jellinsky Addams** was a deceased member of the Addams Family. One version of Wednesday Addams played a prank on a boy who had a crush on her by making him believe that Debbie had somehow risen from the dead. Another Wednesday had never heard of Debbie, which convinced her that she truly was in a different universe. (PROSE: *Wednesday and the Shifter*)

## Behind the scenes

Debbie was the antagonist of the 1993 film *Addams Family Values*, in which she was played by Joan Cusack.

## External links

* ***Debbie Jellinsky* on the *Addams Family Wiki***
Companionship-790

**Companionship-790** was a Clockwork Cherub of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids.

As a newly-minted Cupid fresh off Technophile-963's training course, he accompanied fellow newbie Tracker-764 on their shared first real mission, to the Euclidean Plane. Companionship was the one in charge of driving the Fog Ship. He ended up leaving without Tracker at day's end, when Tracker refused to return to the Ship in time (against Companionship's advice) to instead chase a Pulsaton. (PROSE: *The Mad Cupid of the Euclidean Plane*)

Many years later, after Tracker returned to the Cupid Homeworld following an adventure in the Interdimensional Black Market, (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*) Companionship was told about the Black Market. When the Cupid Suggestion Box was put in place by the Copper-Colored Council of Elders, Companionship submitted a suggestion that the Crew start sending regular missions to the Black Market to romanticise its denizens, thus getting access to a lot of people from across the Multiverse in one place — seemingly not grasping how dangerous the place was. (PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*)
Cupid Chaos! (game)

## *Cupid Chaos!*

***Cupid Chaos!*** was a short online *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* video game created in 2019 by Lupan Evezan. It explored the still-unnamed setting of *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* video short.

## Contents

### Gameplay

The player controls a Clockwork Cherub sprite who can shoot a finite supply of Cupid Arrows at the stream of Geometrons by pressing the ‘A’ button on their keyboard. The player can move the sprite using the arrow keys. The flames of the Triangries and Octasers, if they hit the Cupid, make him lose life points, while the Heart Geometron restores his health completely. Successfully romanticising a Geometron usually gives one point; the Star Geometron gives four due to the difficulty of catching it. Scoring 16 points or more results in winning the game.

### Plot

The player character, presumably another Clockwork Cherub, is talked by a more experienced member of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids through the process of romanticising a large number of Geometrons, who stream into arrow-shooting range in bunches by species, from least to most dangerous.

### Worldbuilding

#### Universes

* The game takes place in the Euclidean Plane.

### Continuity

* The game expands the roster of living geometrical shapes seen in VIDEO: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* as targets of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' efforts.
* The various species of Geometrons and their abilities were later listed in the Cupid Fact File, PROSE: *The Euclidean Plane*, released just a couple of days after *Cupid Chaos!*. The Fact File included one direct quote from the dialogue of *Cupid Chaos!*: “*Look out! Look out! Danger is on the rise!*/*Octagon creatures shoot beams from their eyes!*”

## Behind the scenes

For Valentine's Day 2023 an updated version was released, Cupid Chaos: Remastered!, featuring a spheroid Jenny Everywhere.

### Read online

The game can be played online. It is linked to from the *Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids* website.
Copyright

**Copyright** was a status whereby a concept was legally controlled by a copyright-holder, and could not be used without their permission.

On a day when the Rule of Funny made the Fourth Wall particularly fluid, Lord Grallyx temporarily edited the Paragraph as recorded on the Jenny Everywhere Wiki in order to turn Jenny Everywhere into a copyrighted character, resulting in the Interdimensional Copyright Office attempting to arrest her for appearing in the reality she was currently visiting without the permission of her alleged copyright-holder, Grallyx himself. However, Jenny was able to distract them long enough to change the Wiki back again and escape back into the public domain. (PROSE: *The Wiki Adventures of Lord Grallyx*)

A Talisman of Restriction was a magical device, taking the form of a token which had a red copyright symbol etched on it. Open-source characters were unable to hold them, repelling them like magnets of the same polarity. (PROSE: *Fragment: A & E*)
Buranda

**Buranda** was an African country in at least one universe, Reality Z-25 31-H; it was once part of the British equatorial territories in Africa, on the Atlantic coast, and even in the 21st century, British Commissioner Smedley Hopkirk and his assistant George Wimberly were still employed there.

Geographically, Buranda bordered the Kingdom of Zamunda to the north, the Republic of Kogana to the east, and Garadhon to the northwest. The Kogana River bisected the country, running southwest out of the hills into the Atlantic.

   Rich in dense jungles, striking mountains, and improbable adventuring locations, the country was home to the Naked Jungle, located close to the village of the Natari tribe, and home to adventurers such as Kaza, Gwenna (COMIC: *The Serpent Sorceress*), and Nula. (COMIC: *The Danger, The Diamond, and the Dowager*)

Conveniently, the Kogana river was navigable for a good distance inland, all the way up into Zamunda. (COMIC: *Up the River*) The Natari village was located close to the Temple of the Serpent God; a little further away was a kraal near Buranda Pass which was most often patrolled by the Commissioner. (COMIC: *The Serpent Sorceress*)

Somewhere in the area was the Obelisk of Rangora, a mystic artifact possessing plot-relevant powers of transportation. (COMIC: *Wonderella Drops by the Jungle*, etc)

   There was also an entrance to the Earth's core, which was generally known to the adventuring populace and avoided by the more prudent ones. (COMIC: *Crisis Down the Yellow Brick Road*)

## External links

* **Map of Buranda**
* **Map of Buranda and nearby nations**
Copper Cupid

**Copper Cupid** was a superhero known to Dynamite Thor, apparently active in the 925th Universe. He was “a British police officer by day and Cupid-themed superhero by night”. When he faced the Lovebomber, Thor expressed confusion about why he was being targeted by a love-themed villain when Copper Cupid would have been a more appropriate foe. Thor described Copper Cupid as “legally distinct”, (PROSE: *Lovie Dovie Stuff*) evidently from the coincidentally-named Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*, etc.) to Glenda Sif's confusion. (PROSE: *Lovie Dovie Stuff*)
Commissioner (Sausage-Fest!)

## The Commissioner

In Reality Z-25 31-H, the **Commissioner** of police of New York City was a fair-haired, mustachioed, middle-aged man.

He often liaised with superhero, even being a friend of Centennia's. (COMIC: *Sausage-Fest!*) He helped Professor Madison oversee repairs to the city following the attack of the Cosmic Solution (COMIC: *Epilogue to Destruction*)

When Captain Evening was taken by hostage by Hexia alongside the rest of the TV crew while he was being interviewed on *Hero Hour*, the Commissioner contacted the rest of the Odds and told them to try and rescue the hostages whilke he coordinated a more conventional police response. Subsequently, after the heroes successfully stopped the witch, he made sure all her henchfolk were taken into custody. However, he then caught the broadcast in which the New Protectors' Robot-Enforcers announced their new, totalitarian martial law over the City, directing the Odds to this new and much more concerning crisis. (COMIC: *Season of the Witch*)
Cupid (Whatever Happened to Lord Thymon?)

## Unnamed Cupid

**A Cupid**, of a modern type of Clockwork Cherub, was once given a letter by Lord Thymon shortly after Thymon began to work for the Cupid Post Office. The Cupid smugly answered in the affirmative when a distraught Thymon asked if mail delivery was really the best use the Cupids could think of for Thymon's abilities. (COMIC: *Whatever Happened to Lord Thymon?*)
Cupid Arrow

**Cupid Arrows** were the otherwise-harmless arrows used by the members of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids to “romanticise” their targets using a magical “Love Potion” that filled them with a sense of universal platonic love. (PROSE: *The Green Gorillas*, *The Winter Quests*)

They originally created the Arrows themselves using wood bought in bulk, at a heavy discount, from a Prime Earth lumber mill whose owners had been romanticised for the purpose. Eventually, after the Mélange of the Mauve Muskrat briefly bought the factory and rocketed up the prices (causing the Great Arrow Crisis), the Cupids ended up taking direct ownership of the lumber mill themselves. (PROSE: *The Mélange of the Mauve Muskrat*)

By 1994, the Crew kept a supply of Arrows in their “emergency supply warehouse” on the Prime Earth, with a number being stolen by the Mob of the Maroon Magpie until the Cupids, in defeat, abandoned the emergency supply warehouse and moved its contents to another location unknown to the Magpies. (PROSE: *The Mob of the Maroon Magpie*)

Cupid Arrows didn't work on Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)

When Larrikin-1029 tried to romanticise Madame Tarsa during the Cupids' first direct encounter with her, she plucked the Arrow out of the air and analysed it, allowing her to begin developing an ersatz Love Potion. However, Larrikin, Pessimist-242 and Pessimist's Fog Ship subsequently destroyed her research before she could complete her first batch. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)

The arrows brought by Acquaintanceship-982 on his trip to one universe's version of the Land of Oz ended up gaining sentient life thanks to the Powder of Life, alongside his bow and his Fog Ship, all of whom took Ozma's offer to take up permanent residence in the Emerald Palace. As soon as it came to life, one of the Arrows displayed a reclusive and irritable personality, becoming known as the Disagreeable Arrow. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids in Oz*)
Carmilla

One version of **Carmilla** was involved with DollarGraveClub, a vampire organisation headed by Varney and also involving Dracula and Lord Ruthven. Her reputation, among others, caused the Interdimensional Pride Council to react negatively when the Man in Grey tried to make DollarGraveClub a sponsor of the Interdimensional Pride Parade in 2022. (PROSE: *A Series of Queer Events*)

The Carmilla of Reality 45 went by the name **Carmilla la Fanu**, and once owned Castle Erenow in Yorkshire. Concordat agents utilised the tax filings for the property to identify the current owner Lady Erenow, that universe's Jenny Nowhere. Michael Béliveau wondered whether Nowhere had picked up a fondness for anagrams from the vampire. (PROSE: *To Hell With Good Intentions.)*

## Behind the scenes

Aristide Twain's illustration of Kim was based on actress Ingrid Pitt in reference to her portrayal of Carmilla for Hammer Productions.

## External links

* ***Carmilla* on the Public Domain Super Heroes Wiki**
Quackese

Quackese is the official language of the PR of Duckland.It is related to Mooish.

## Dictionary

### Functions

Nu = Of⠀⠀In = Ga⠀⠀Is/Are = Nays⠀⠀For = Eu⠀⠀By = Kes⠀⠀From = Twoqe

### Verbs

Swim = Chejqe⠀⠀Walk = Wuykqe⠀ ⠀Run = Kywuykqe⠀⠀See = Keqe⠀⠀Speak = Slareqe⠀⠀Know = Yuairtze⠀⠀Care = Yuairtzaeqe⠀⠀Do = Onake⠀⠀Write = Iqyair

### Nouns

Fire = Weyg⠀⠀Water = Cheje⠀⠀Earth = Nyel⠀⠀Air = Luh⠀⠀Life = Wĳkl⠀Oil = Weysei⠀⠀Human = Nuku
Department of Baked Goods

The **Department of Baked Goods** was the department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Cupid Intelligence Institute to which Baker-954 belonged. It had a building of its own, outfitted with an oven and other equipment. Baker seemed to be there on his own in December 2019 when Celebration-665 got him to create a batch of holiday cookies at short notice for his Christmas-esque festivities. (PROSE: *Baker-954 and the Holiday Cookies*)
Department of Destiny

The **Department of Destiny** was one of the Departments of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids's Intelligence Institute.

When Juliet-178 began claiming that she and Romeo-1020 were dating — in contradiction the well-known absence of romantic attraction from the Clockwork Cherub mind —, they wondered whether the two's sharing a name with the Shakespearan *Romeo & Juliet* had had some supernatural effect to precipitate this. The Department of Psychology thought it far more likely that Juliet was faking the whole thing as an extended practical joke on the rest of Cupid-kind, and that she had therefore chosen her fake paramour *for* his name. (PROSE: *Of Romeos and Juliets*)
Crystal of Thrash

The **Crystal of Thrash** was a large green gem associated with the planet Thrash.

When anyone touched the Crystal, their mind was projected to the planet as a disembodied, omnipotent presence. Hence, the holder of the Crystal essentially became the planet's God — and, more prosaically, its owner. The Crystal was acquired by Sylvester Shoebill and brought to Hilbert's, where he intended to sell it to the Queen of the Black Market to clear his debt with her and hopefully actually *make* some money. Before the transaction could be completed, however, a Wellsian assassin, Forga sog-Forgos, made off with the Crystal, allowing his kind to take control of Thrash and turn it into “New Wellsia”. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)
Department of Communication

When the Department of Problem-Solving needed to call the rest of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids back to the Cupid Homeworld after they evacuated to the Euclidean Plane, Juliet-178 raided the deserted headquarters of the **Department of Communication** and found a Psychic Broadcasting Cone. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Curie Avenue

In the 38167th Universe, 88 **Curie Avenue** was the address of the “mouldering old Drake mansion” in New Flaversham, Laura Drake's ancestral home. She kept her laboratory there in 1973, and it was there that Jenny Everton became Jenny Everywhere, and her sister became Jenny Nowhere. (PROSE: *Family Business*)

## Behind the scenes

Curie Avenue is ostensibly named in honour of the notorious scientist Marie Curie.
Cyclock Republic

Baron Tetra-Azimuth of the House of Tetra-Known, representing the **Cyclock Republic** was among the people and groups who bid for the venom of the Wyrm of Loki when the Prime Universe's Sigyn decided to auction it off. Like the other bidders, he dissipated like smoke, sent back to his own dimension, after Tero Trollgarsson rendered the auction moot by drinking all the venom, leading Sigyn to interrupt the spell she was using to summon them all. (PROSE: *The Winter Quests*)
Department of Assignments

## The Department of Assignments

The **Department of Assignments** was a department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Cupid Intelligence Institute. Headed by Prefect Taskmaster-523, it was responsible for assigning missions to specific groups of Clockwork Cherubs.

## History

On one occasion, Taskmaster-523 assigned Larrikin-1029 and Pessimist-242 on a mission together. When they got the news, the two, each indignant at the idea of having to share the other's company, stormed into the Department of Assignments' HQ and then into Taskmaster's office, where they found him busily reading a comic book about cartoon waterfowl. However, they were unable to intimidate or cajole the Prefect into changing their assignment, and ended up having to go on the mission. (PROSE: *The Toymaker's Labyrinth*)

As a Prefect, Taskmaster was attending a session in the Cupid Parliament when the faceless magician incident made itself known. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Cupid-002

**Cupid-002**, or **Cupid Councilman #002**, was the second-ever mainline, Mark I Clockwork Cherub created by the Creator of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, after the Cupid Prime. As such, he was a member of the Copper-Colored Council of Elders.

After the Council's idea of a Cupid Suggestion Box mostly drew bad or frivolous suggestions, as well as significant misuse, Councilman #002 was the one to eventually put the final suggestion it ever received, which was instantly accepted by the rest of the Council: to withdraw the Suggestion Box from public use altogether. (PROSE: *The Cupid Suggestion Box*)
Department of Problem-Solving's first Fog Ship

## The Department of Problem-Solving's first Fog Ship

The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Department of Problem-Solving collectively owned **a Fog Ship** for use on missions, until it was stolen by the New Wellsian Empire who adapted it for their own use.

## History

### Theft

After they were unearthed in the 97th Cosmos from the ruined Tripod buried beneath Morningstar 1, the seven surviving Wellsians learned through telepathy of the Fog Ships possessed by the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. However, they also realised that the three Fog Ships kept in Morningstar were locked so that they could only be used with Governor-105's permission. Thus, they sent a psychic S.O.S. to the Cupid Homeworld to call in reinforcements, who they hoped would come aboard unlocked Ships. With the Cupid Parliament deciding to send in the Department of Problem-Solving, this came in the form of their Department Fog Ship, which they left parked some way off from the Base. “Due to a spring that they really should have gotten the Department of Transportation to take a look at long ago”, Edwin-750 was unable to close the hatch properly, let alone lock it, as the Cupids journeyed to the base. This easily allowed the five surviving Wellsians who made it out of Morningstar alive to steal the Ship. (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*)

### Wandering

The newly-interdimensional Wellsians first ended up at the Interdimensional Tavern, and, from there, at the Interdimensional Black Market (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*) where one of them bid on Tracker-764 at the Queen of the Black Market's auction, unsuccessfully. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*) Their leader, the Strategist Earl Radluhac ag-Wampyr, sent the Viscount Forga sog-Forgos to Hilbert's to acquire a new planet, and, after that mission's success, the Wellsians settled on the planet Thrash, which they renamed “New Wellsia”. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)

### Later history

Over time, the Wellsians modified the Ship to adapt it to their own use, affixing a Heat Ray to it. Only Skollops ag-Warka, considered an “ace pilot”, fully mastered the flying of it. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*) By the time the Wellsians had settled on New Wellsia, it had a hangar to itself and was kept in “pristine condition” by “dedicated goblin slaves”. After making a deal with Pythagoras-858, Skollops used his Ship's ability to read dimensional signatures to tell them where the Clown Emperor had gone. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)
Curse toadstool

**Curse toadstools** were mushrooms with magical capabilities, sold by the Toadstool Salesman at the Interdimensional Black Market.

## Varieties

There existed multiple varities of curse toadstools.

* Green curse toadstools caused whoever eats them to permanently glow a neon green colour. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
* Orange ones exploded when thrown at the ground with force, (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*) creating mushroom-shaped clouds. (PROSE: *Multiversal Mischief*)
* Gray ones prevented those who ingested them from feeling any emotions. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
* White ones turned living people into Wraiths. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
* Black ones are simply deadly. (PROSE: *Misadventures in the Interdimensional Black Market*)
* “Virtual curse toadstools” were computer-virus analogues of white toadstools, capable of turning digital intelligences into servile digital wraiths. (PROSE: *The Grand Multiverse Hotel*)
Charlotte Mitchell

In one universe, **Charlotte Mitchell**, sometimes nicknamed **Charlie** (much to her displeasure), was a popular girl at Levendale West Academy and the worst of Jenny Bainbridge and Leelee Jones's bullies. She once got into a verbal fight with them, backed up by her omnipresent posse, which had to be broken up by Head of Maths Mr James. (PROSE: *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere*)
De-pants-icator

The **de-pants-icator** was a machine invented in one universe by 13-year-old “supervillain” Professor Awesome. He used it to spread mischief until Jenny Everywhere thwarted him and confiscated his inventions. (PROSE: *Paying It Forward*) After scolding by his mother, he later admitted that it had been unwise of him to create it, also ruling that he could have improved the design if he'd worked on it longer. (PROSE: *Pit Stop*)

The confiscated de-pants-icator became one of the many strange items accumulated in Jenny's closet. When she and Kim went through the closet to sort its contents, they found the de-pants-icator again, and accidentally pressed the on switch, forcing them to get a new change of clothes before they carried on with their work. (PROSE: *Cleaning Day*)

Despite being mentioned several times in stories about Jenny Everywhere, the de-pants-icator was not described in use until Sophie Everytime borrowed it for her own purposes. It was revealed to be "a strange pistol-like implement" that made pants vanish without harming the wearers. (PROSE: *New Beginnings*)
Cupid (Valentine's Visitor)

On Valentine's Day 2023, in one universe, Jenny Everywhere had dozed off on the couch while reading a “lurid” paperback when a **strange copper-coloured robot**, around half a meter tall, made its way into the apartment through the balcony. It tried to sneak up on Jenny, but was tackled by the Robot Toaster, waking Jenny with a start. After punting the intruder into the kitchen with a kick, Jenny ran to Professor Awesome's apartment, assuming he was to blame, but he told her otherwise as he followed her back to the apartment, concerned that the Toaster would get hurt as it had never been built to fight. The Professor managed to separate the strange robot from the Toaster, with whom it was still wrestling, but it then revealed that it had the ability to fly and escaped out the window, leaving its bow behind. (PROSE: *Valentine's Visitor*)

## Behind the scenes

Although not explicitly named as such in-story, this character is clearly a Clockwork Cherub from the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids making a guest appearance in Scott Sanford's Jenny Everywhere stories, as clarified in the author's notes. The Cupid is not described in sufficient detail to be identified as any specific established character; indeed, being only referred to as an “it”, their very gender is unclear, leaving open the possibility that they are a Sister of Juliet rather than a mainline Cupid (although their golden polish forecloses the possibility of the intruder being the original Juliet-178 herself).
Denizen

The **Denizens** were the sentient inhabitants of the artificial environments within the Infinity Train. They were independent beings in most respects, but sufficiently “part of the Train” that they were ontologically prevented from leaving it. One universe's version of the Train was home to a Denizen incarnation of Jenny Everywhere, distinct from the human version who existed on the corresponding Earth. Although she had access to the telepathic network of other Jennies, even she was unable to leave the Train. (PROSE: *Shippy Shifter Snippets*)

## External links

* ***Denizens* on the *Infinity Train* Wiki**
Clouds

Over the course of her two-weeks-long interdimensional bender, the Jenny Everywhere affiliated with the Heroines Guild visited a number of night-clubs from across the Multiverse, including ***Clouds***. (PROSE: *Downtime*)

## Behind the scenes

Clouds is one of a number of pop-culture references in *Downtime*, originating as a setting in the video game *Cyberpunk 2077*.
Department of Documentation

The **Department of Documentation** was the department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids which compiled and filed reports and Cupid Fact Files on the various goings-on in which the Crew became mixed up. It had as is Prefect Bibliophile-962, and employed “Recorder Cupids”. (PROSE: *The Case Against Conspiracy*, *The Strangely-Colored Secret Societies*) They had at least one building on the Mainland Cloud, which included a break room. (PROSE: *Larrikin and the Christmas Pudding*)

They were perpetually low on funds and equipment, with Bibliophile often personally borrowing what he needed from other Cupids such as Pessimist-242. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)

After discovering the Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias, Amity-965, Amadeo-378 and the other Cupids involved in the adventure immediately reported their findings to the Department of Documentation, although the Fact File on the Drove was only completed “a few years” after the event. (PROSE: *The Drove of the Demesmaekerite-Dyed Discordias*)

The entire Department once took a trip to the Interdimensional Tavern while in a lunchbreak. Bibliophile used this trip as the basis for the Cupid Fact File which he wrote about the Tavern about a week later. (PROSE: *The Interdimensional Tavern*)

On the day of the faceless magician incident, the Parliament had been engaged for nine days in a protracted debate about whose responsibility it was to replace the ink in the typewriter of Stenographer-123 (who typed down the Parliamentary and disciplinary logs) when it ran out, the main contenders being the Department of Discipline and the Department of Documentation, with Bibliophile-962 vigorously arguing against the position that it was his Department's responsibility and refusing to let the matter lie. Just as it was about to descend into sheer fisticuffs, the argument finally ended when the destruction of the typewriter in question by the magic rabbits rendered it moot. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)

Starting slightly before the romanticisation of Lord Thymon, Bibliophile compiled the Book of Evil. Some time after Mandragora's Great Experiment, he an Technophile-963 worked together on digitising a series of excerpts from the Book, and discovered a mysterious threatening message taking the form of an additional page Bibliophile had no memory of writing. Bibliophile decided to keep it in, as it added some more “evil flavour” to the Book and should be kept an eye on besides. (PROSE: *The Book of Evil*)

At some point before December 2019, Dandy-432 and Pessimist-242 viewed the Department's video file on the Wellsians. (PROSE: *The Frost King's Treasure*)
Dejah Thoris

A version of **Dejah Thoris** was one of the guests from across the Multiverse brought to the grand opening of the Oasis Springs Nudist Resort by Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere. She was seen sitting at a table with her partner John Carter and her Martian handmaidens, Brin and Loo. (VIDEO: *Grand Opening*)

## Behind the scenes

Dejah Thoris originated in the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs as the love interest of John Carter, being the titular princess of Burroughs' original Barsoom novel, *A Princess of Mars*. Both characters were introduced in this book, serialised in 1912 and released in collected form in 1917; as such, they are in the public domain. The same is not true of handmaidens Brin and Loo, who originated in a modern continuation.

## External links

* ***Dejah Thoris* on *Encyclopedia Barsoomia***
* ***Dejah Thoris* on the Public Domain Super-Heroes Wiki**
Club Jitsu

**Club Jitsu** was a “ninja club” in one universe, a night club which catered primarily to ninjas, although it did not seem against the house rules to bring guests who were not themselves ninjas. Jenny Everywhere once took Keith, Thuban and Ezri to Club Jitsu. At first, they could not see anyone else there, though Jenny assured them that there were in fact hundreds of ninjas in the room with them; they started to experience evidence of this and eventually began socialising with a few now-“visible” ninjas. (COMIC: *Infinity Apartment*)
Cthulhu Kid

## The Cthulhu Kid

### Copyright

Open source under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License (all works featuring him must credit his original creator)

The **Cthulhu Kid** was a gun-toting, eldritch outlaw who lived in one universe.

## Physical appearance and abilities

The Cthulhu Kid had black, pupil-less eyes, black blood, an octopus for a head, and several tentacles, each of which held a gun. (PROSE: *Showdown in the End Times*)

## Biography

The Cthulhu Kid, a gun-toting outlaw, engaged in a shootout with Jenny Everywhere, who was attempting to prevent it from bringing about the end of the universe alongside the Old Ones. Before any shots were fired, it taunted Jenny, calling her a mortal, and telling her that it was beyond fear.

Although it fired all of its guns at Jenny, she managed to dodge the bullets, and shot the Cthulhu Kid in the head, causing it to bleed out on the desert sand. As Jenny apologized to it, it laughed, saying that she was too late, as the stars had aligned and the Old Ones were already coming. (PROSE: *Showdown in the End Times*)

## Behind the scenes

The Cthulhu Kid was created by Jeanne for their short story *Showdown in the End Times*. The character appears to be a conflation of Cthulhu, from the Lovecraft Mythos, with “the Sundance Kid”.

Because the story in which it originated was released under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License, the Cthulhu Kid is an open-source character, but any story featuring him must give credit to his original creator.
Democratic Republic of Muganda

In one universe, Jenny Bainbridge thought of “the drought problems of the **Democratic Republic of Muganda**” as an example of the boring school subjects that she found it hard to focus on. (PROSE: *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere*)

## Behind the scenes

There is no such thing as a Democratic Republic of Muganda in the real world. As pointed out by Richard Prediger, *The Genesis of Jenny Everywhere* is ambiguous as to whether it is also fictional in-universe, merely being a generic example used by Jenny, or if its existence is one of the differences between the story's universe and the real world, which already include such details as Imperial Japan still existing in the modern day.
Creation of the Multiverse

The purported **creation of the Multiverse** was an event whose sheer existence was “hotly debated”, with some holding that the Multiverse had no beginning and had always existed. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)

According to one account, there originally existed a proto-multiverse, a “seething soup of quarks” which existed a the "beginning and end of everything" and was fought over by the Destroyer and the Defender. Before the Defender banished it into the Void, the Destroyer managed to damage the "pattern of everything" to such an extent that no Big Bang could take place, leaving the proto-multiverse “stillborn”. This forced the Defender to sacrifice herself for the Multiverse, as she splintered herself into an infinity of more limited beings to fill the gaps. (PROSE: *Where Is Everywhere*)

The Hidden Academics of the Tower of Yqwsl once speculated that Halloween was so widespread across the Multiverse because “some unwary dimensional traveler accidentally warped back to the creation of the Multiverse itself (…) and dropped a pumpkin, or perhaps a ghost, thus sparking the whole thing”. (PROSE: *The Ghosts and the Machine*)
Cupid Archives

The **Cupid Archives** were located in a Cupid Homeworld, on a separate cloud from the ‘Mainland Cloud’ that housed the Cupid Post Office. The building was sometimes known as the **Cupid Archive** in the singular.

## Nature

They included vast amounts of files and documents. Some were reports written directly by Cupids about their journeys, (PROSE: *Lord Thymon and the Department of Problem-Solving*) some were the work of Bibliophile-962, Herodotus-724 and their assistants, and others yet seemed to spawn from the depths of the Archives with no discernible origin. The Archives were jealously guarded by a Mechanical Sphinx whom even the librarians feared, which had originally been positioned there by the Cupids' own creator to guard the documents against Chronon Fleas. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

## History

A vacant spot in the Archives was long held out for “Cupid Fact File #001”. Eventually, it was decided to assign the number to a File on the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids itself. (PROSE: *The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids*)

Growing tired of having to deal with the Sphinx on every visit, the Cupids eventually started making digital copies of the contents of the Archives, starting with the most often-used Files such as #94, which concerned the Euclidean Plane. (PROSE: *The Euclidean Plane*)

At some point prior to meeting him in person, Pythagoras-858 read about the incident over which Mandragora-257 was banished from the Cupid Homeworld “in the archives”, in Incident Report #B045. (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*)
Beast

A version of **Beast** was one of the guests from across the Multiverse brought to the grand opening of the Oasis Springs Nudist Resort by Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere. He was seen sitting next to and talking with Psylocke in the lobby. (VIDEO: *Grand Opening*)

## External links

* ***Beast* on the *Marvel Database* Wiki**
Cult of Acantha

The **Cult of Acantha** was a cult of a dozen or so vampires based in a dark temple on a “nameless planet” in the 819th Universe.

The Cult worshipped the Echo, an entity that was what remained of Briar's potential evil future vampiric self, “Acantha”, after she managed to mostly erase that future from reality. The Cult was led by the siblings Sentis and Rubus. They had access to the Shadow Pathways to travel across dimensions, and Sentis possessed a blood-red amulet which granted her minor telekinetic powers.

Acting on the Echo's orders, they acquired Acantha's clothing and one of her fangs from the Interdimensional Black Market, and hired the assassin Lainya Vantrik to erase the timeline where Briar remained human from existence. They had acquired five stells with which to pay her; However, Vantrik ultimately refused to complete the job when she learned how young her intended target was, turning on Sentis and Rubus, who were forced to flee through the Pathways. (PROSE: *Century Smith and the Time Terror*)
Dark Lord

“**Dark Lord**” was a title held by many individuals across the Multiverse, often tyrannical rulers who derived their powers from dark magic in a more or less direct way.

There was a long line of Dark Lords on the planet Shenanig in the Jynx Dimension. Its last heir, Sebastian Steer, broke with tradition by declaring himself Emperor rather than merely the new Dark Lord, and by not having been formally recognised by his predecessor Lord Nefarious as the former's apprentice before he'd murdered him and taken his throne. Indeed, Steer hated Nefarious's memory, and kept a bust of him in his Imperial Castle's throne room for the purpose of throwing tomatoes at it. (PROSE: *The Time of the Toymaker*)

An “evil-sounding Dark Lord” once phoned the Multidimensional Finders Service to get the location of Jenny Everywhere, in vain. (PROSE: *The Tribulations of Jenny Over-There*)
Demon (Jenny Everywhere Vs Hell)

## The Demon

In one universe's Hell, there existed *a Demon'* whose body was a misshapen mass of reddish flesh, yellowed bones, and rusted mechanical parts. He had many eyes on various parts of his body, and a small human skull acting as a main head.

This Demon, who gleefully admitted, personality-wise, to being “a bit of a git even for a Demon”, guided Jenny Everywhere through the Gates and to her place of judgement when she was pulled into Hell for vague reasons. (COMIC: *Jenny Everywhere Vs Hell*)
Ben

*Not to be confused with Pierce's cat Benjamin.*

Ben's first appearance.

Bebjanmnin

Ben is a minor character whose first appearance was in Microsoft. He acts as a minor antagonist, by impersonating Pierce as "Pierce Sylvester", as well as making a ripoff of Logo Time titled "Representation Extravaganza". He also runs the YouTube channel Ben Plus. He is also an active contributor to the wiki.

## History

Ben wishes to keep most of his personal information private. He started his YouTube channel on December 1st, 2015, intending for it to be a mostly vlog-oriented channel. Most of his modern content is part of the Let's Play genre, but he has recently strayed away from the genre, stating that he “got bored with LPs.” He also occasionally makes YTPs.

### Logo Time

Ben suggested a collab by messaging Pierce on Discord, a popular chat website. The collab was originally suggested on August 7th 2020, but the McDonald's episode came out a day later. The final segment in Microsoft was entirely ad-libbed.

The same day he suggested a collab, he also submitted the current logo design for Logo Time.

After Kmart's accidental release, he submitted the current design for the Logo Box.

Ben later appeared for a second time in Gatorade, this time being asked to appear by Pierce.

## Appearance

Ben has blue eyes and black hair. He often wears glasses due to his nearsightedness. He takes the glasses off when he appears in Logo Time due to "glasses and headphones being uncomfortable together," although he has never worn headphones in any of his appearances.

## Relationships

### Pierce

Ben is at first hostile and disrespectful towards Pierce, impersonating him as Pierce Sylvester and making a ripoff of Logo Time known as Representation Extravaganza. After Microsoft, Pierce and Ben are shown to be at least peaceful with each other, and are possibly friends.

If you want to see every episode that Ben has appeared in, go to Ben/appearances.
Cupid-004

**Cupid-004**, or simply **#004**, was the fourth-ever mainline, Mark I Clockwork Cherub created by the Creator of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. As such, he was a member of the Copper-Colored Council of Elders.

On the day of the faceless magician incident, the Cupid Parliament had been engaged for nine days in a protracted debate about whose responsibility it was to replace the ink in the typewriter of Stenographer-123. Just as it was about to descend into sheer fisticuffs despite the Elders' frantic pounding on tables, the argument finally ended when the destruction of the typewriter in question by the magic rabbits rendered it moot, with #004 being the first one to notice the mysterious intruders. For the first time ever, one of Acquaintanceship-982's suggestions was listened to as his motion that they all run for it was officially sustained by #004. Soon enough, the Cupids found that the entire Homeworld was overrun with the creatures, and, out of ideas, they headed to the Euclidean Plane, where the Council of Elders petitioned the Geometron Pentagon for asylum. Three days later, after solving the issue, the Department of Problem-Solving called everyone back to the Homeworld using a Psychic Broadcasting Cone. (PROSE: *Magic Trick*)
Commissioner Gordon

In Universe, Jenny Everywhere's friend once quipped that Jenny Everywhere's habit of vanishing silently from a conversation without saying goodbye or explaining where she was going “made [them] feel like **Commissioner Gordon**”. (COMIC: *Tribute*)

## Behind the scenes

Police commissioner Jim Gordon is a recurring character in *Batman* media, many of which have a recurring joke of Batman using his uncanny stealth abilities to leave abruptly from a conversation with Gordon.
Coil

In Reality Z-25 31-H, **Colleen**, alias **Coil**, was one of the Guardians of Angel Falls. Like Blue Tide, SilverStar and Hailey Storm, she considered PhyreFrost her mentor.

Alongside many of her other friends, Coil came to wait on the injured Ms. Blitzen after her battle with Kate Five left her bedridden in the medical wing of Guardians HQ. (PROSE: *Angel Falls: Vengeance Sought*)

## Behind the scenes

Coil was created by DeviantArt user Knight3000 as part of the wider, collaborative Angel Falls setting.
Department of Artistry

The **Department of Artistry** was a department of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids' Cupid Intelligence Institute.

When Governor-105 destroyed Paintbrush-122's portrait of him, Pythagoras-858 angrily stated that he “[did]n't think the Department of Supplies would approve of this sort of behavior, let alone the Department of Artistry”. (PROSE: *The Resurrection of the Wellsians*)
Cohort of the Clockmaking Capybara

The **Cohort of the Clockmaking Capybara** was one of the Strangely-Colored Secret Societies of the Prime Universe.

Their members were genetically-engineered, sentient capybara with an affinity for clockwork. One Clockmaking Capybara was among the inmates at the Drove of the Database-Compiling Dromedaries's Research Laboratory 6 in the Prime Universe by the time they captured Pessimist-242 of the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids. After scanning Pessimist, Darius got the Capybara to create a cheap duplicate of him to send back to the Cupid Homeworld to cover up Pessimist's disappearance. Despite this cooperation with its captors, the Capybara later took part in the mass escape staged by Pessimist, helping to hold Darius down to allow Pessimist to use a Cupid Arrow on him. (PROSE: *Pessimist and the Dromedaries*)