Stationery Voyagers/Characters

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While Loads and Loads of Characters are already popping up in Stationery Voyagers, it is still a work-in-progress. However, this list is to keep the main page somewhat clean and legible, since a lot of tropes are already character-specific. Until more is published of the series, this character sheet should also be seen as a work-in-progress.

Voyagers

Pextel/Arnold Rubblindo

A high-strung college student and Pencil looking to make his way in the universe, Arnold has a pretty basic concept of what he wanted to do with his life. He wanted to become an astronaut, explore the lifeless frozen planet of Menehune, perhaps become a diplomat, and then retire with a chance to marry his Gel Pen girlfriend Pinkella Goldsen. He also longed to see the end of la-Qualda and the Yehtzig Pirate League; that the universe may never suffer from them again. He was also a bit spiritual, if not mystical, in his curiosity. He knew there was more to life than his small town of Sandlink had to offer. Alas, he had to deal with a home life that consisted of a very narrow-minded mother whose approval he could never obtain, and a father who was dying of Vornsid's disease. When Pinkella goes missing, Arnold does not hesitate to take investigation of her disappearance upon himself. He is even one of the first to (correctly!) allege that the Xylien Society took her. However, his ambition to find her leads him to a near-fatal car accident. He wakes up as...not quite himself. He initially flees to the surface, too scared to think straight. The Edge Skidder Society quickly subdues him and takes him back underground. Once he understands his fate better, he realizes that he can't fight fate, and agrees to be captain of the Bindaf 3000. As a leader, he his fairly ineffective. His Nakama holds together more off of common religious beliefs and The Power of Friendship than off him giving any specific commands. Realization that he is a literal Ghost in the Machine creates a sense of cosmic dissonance that makes him withdrawn; but he can still leap into the fray and perform heroic deeds now and then.

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Rhodney Antilles

Rhodney was initially a daredevil, working for the Daredevils 4 U organization that performed stunts for thrills in Port Metaball. However, some religious canvassers got to him at a moment when he was having existential doubts about his career. He decided putting his skills to use as a recon explorer-diplomat would be far more meaningful than wasting his life cheating death for thrills that no longer excited him. He falls Out of Focus for a bit in season 2, as some of the newer Voyagers' stories take precedence. He does manage to get captured by Nonpriel, and escapes with the help of Monigo Lanchez. However, he returns to focus somewhat in season 3. He gets a girlfriend, who is revealed to be several magnitudes more emotionally competent than he is. Unfortunately, Melanie Horquetza is still somewhat loyal to Lord Abberwadd, and agrees to return to him and be "rescued" from being a "prisoner" aboard the Bindaf 3000 in exchange for buying the Voyagers some more time. Losing Melanie devastates Rhodney, and he begins to dream only of being reunited with her. He learns that for him, femily is the most important. In fact, he leaves to be reunited with her after the Imperial War is over, and his friends have to deal with Grefundle the Collector without his help.

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Oceanoe Hendelbin

Oceanoe is a double-crossed former pop star, who decided that he needed a new purpose in life after getting thrown out of the band due to his brother's meddling. In spite being of a lower rank than Rhodney, he has a much cooler light-up defensive maneuver programmed into his suit: the ballistic cartwheel. He starts out as being a little childish, as he's not completely grown out of his old role in society. As Character Development sets in, he becomes the team's most level-headed member, and the most dedicated to their actual job description. At least until Viola shows up. She increasingly takes up his time as the series progresses. He does actually very little in Season 1, save for being one of the many who gets caught in the Rilage Space Center and has to battle Cybomec. He gets to rescue Balleni Points from la-Qualda with Viola's help in Season 2. In Season 3, he's back to being mostly Out of Focus, save for being abducted by the Crooked Rainbow. But he does try to redeem his image and become more active in Season 4.

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Marlack Inkripe

Marlack was a son of ranchers, who mostly took on menial jobs of helping out his father Henry with rodeos. He entered into a space program, but didn't take it very seriously. He simply wanted to see what was out there, and possibly earn more income for his family. Henry was also about to inherit the ranch from the elderly Licorine. He eventually decides he wants to join the Voyager program, if only out of self interest. When his father dies in an accident and his sister Bonnie gets raped, Marlack develops a revenge motive for wanting his new job. He also wants to prove himself worthy of his dead father's intended inheritance from Licorine. He is usually pretty laid back, though he makes more effort than Rhodney and Oceanoe to be helpful in times of crisis. However, his attempt to get revenge on his sister's rapist goes horribly wrong, ending his revenge kick. He also goes about it foolishly because he was upset with Neone being rude to him at the time. When Neone discovers his motives for acting the way he does, she feels guilty for mistreating him. And immediately develops feelings for him as the guilt reminds her of Carl.

Associated Tropes:

  • Cowboy: He descends from a family of ranchers.
  • Death by Childbirth: Assumed to be the reason his mother is not around: she died giving birth to Bonnie.
  • Love Redeems: Well, guilt at first. It develops into love later. Neone apologizing to Marlack and finally accepting his friendly advances goes a long way towards him giving up the quest to avenge his sister.
  • Inadequate Inheritor: Marlack definitely views himself as not measuring up to the family legacy. Each of them has either wowed audiences or done something heroic. He's...not really done that much. Till now.
  • It's Personal: His desire to avenge his sister's honor.
  • Parody Names: His surname of "Inkripe" is slightly phonetically similar to Cartwright. The Inkripe Ranch is basically the Ponderosa, but more modern. Ironically, he doesn't suffer from a Cartwright Curse.
  • Shout-Out Theme Naming: To Bonanza
Pinkella Goldsen

Pinkella, a pink Gel Pen, was pretty much the epitome of a Purity Sue back in the day. Little did she realize that her parents were secretly in league with la-Qualda. She wanted to become an astronaut and marry Arnold, so they could support each other in both their space missions and their family life. That's when she saw the cracks. She was forbidden to pursue her astronaut career any further. She was told her destiny was to work at Bubblespeck for her brother Flarmin. But things were not as they seemed in the bright bubblegum factory. Her brother was actually gay! And his lover was secretly plotting to betray and murder the Goldsens and take over! Both her parents were cheating on each other, and after she revealed that she knew it, they didn't even care! In fact they even encouraged her to find a factory worker to have sex with so she could forget about Arnold, showing no concern whatsoever at how scarred she was to catch her father with another woman.

When Corphel Frank actually carries through with his plans, Pinkella has to fake her own death to escape. Convinced he's killed them all, Frank has no trouble concocting a ridiculous story about how the Goldsens went missing. Not that the police could've done much about it anyway with la-Qualda running rampant. The only party aware of his treachery, and Pinkella's survival, are the Xylien Society. They take the recently-orphaned and no-longer-so-innocent Pinkella to their underground, where they train her in the Voyager Program and put her through extensive counseling. (Which Katrina could've used some of as well.)

Aboard the Bindaf 3000, she is always loyally by Pextel's side. She often stays behind with Erasaxo when Pextel goes out on field missions. She ends up being one of many characters that gets tossed around by the nations she visits, expected to do a little bit of everything.

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Viola Hunt

A long, long time ago, Pinkella and Viola were best of friends. That was when they were both eight years old, and living in a part of Feltipwa that wasn't all that bad. They attended gym classes over the summer together, although Viola was clearly better at it.

Fast forward to the present, and Viola is but a fond childhood memory to Pinkella, and vice versa. But Viola has developed the same desire as Pinkella to join the Voyager Program. However, she went directly for it, and remained undercover. The Xyliens agreed to let her join the Voyagers on their Whixtitout campaign, but did not even bother to mention her to them on their trip to Neothode.

Viola's had it a bit rougher than Pinkella. While the aloof Port Metaball remained fairly safe for half a decade longer, the Statonian government more or less left Feltipwa to fend for itself against Astrabolo's onslaught. Which didn't end well. All the destruction of war left Feltipwa in ruins, with once-respected neighborhoods soon reduced to ghettos and slums. When la-Qualda and Yehtzigs banned Minshan religion from the neighborhoods they dominated, respect among the locals for personal property all but completely vanished. The weak-minded and broken locals are rewarded for theft and rape, and punished for acting noble. In fear, they react.

A day finally came when Viola grew fed up with living in dire poverty, surrounded by senseless violent crime; and hatched a daring escape from her decadent island home. She immediately proceeds to sell tickets to a Balleni Points concert, rescue said Balleni from la-Qualda terrorists with Oceanoe's help, fall for Oceanoe, and develop a vaccination against Buliod's disease (that only benefits other Gel Pens.)

A tough shot at first, she quickly warms up to Oceanoe and the two become lovers. Well, as much as they can given the rules they set for themselves aboard the ship. She usually fades into the background when other characters begin to demand more screen time.

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Neone Delft

Born as Princess Wendim Shinroff, she was destined to be part of King Neotondo and Queen Jante's royal family in Neomlot. Alas, they had rubbed a sorcerer known as Intimidator Irendus the wrong way. He abducted the baby Wendim from them, and hid with her inside of the nearby Nabijab City. Nabijab was across the border, in a nation surrounding Neomlot. That nation, Britophondus, was one of the few strongholds left on Neothode that had not been taken over by the merciless Yehtzig Pirate League. However, their influence on Britophondus was obvious. Affiliated organized crime was everywhere to be found, and the police were increasingly apathetic.

Irendus eventually realized that nothing, not even the loss of his infant daughter, would break Neotondo's courage and integrity. Therefore, he needed to get to work; conjuring up a spell that would surely do in the royal family. He decided it was too risky to raise the baby himself, so he threw her in a dumpster instead, and left her to die.

However, a carpenter was walking through that alley a few minutes later as the rain picked up. He heard the baby screams, and immediately proceeded to find the baby. He had no way to identify her, but instantly fell in love with the sight. He took her home, and unofficially adopted her as his own.

Hidicky raised Neone to be loving and sweet, but she was never the rich Spoiled Sweet that Pinkella was. Indeed, her world was too much of a Crapsack World for that to happen. She did, however, learn to defend herself awful quickly. The culture was becoming more brutal, and it was not uncommmon for boys to assault girls for sadistic thrill. As society breaks down slowly all around Neone, it seems she has a harder and harder time finding any guy her age who doesn't appear to have Mommy Issues or else be a complete sociopath. Nice Guys Finish Dead.

She soon ends up in a playground conflict with Clandish Consto, and becomes the reason for his expulsion. Which, in turn, fuels his lifelong obsession with killing her out of revenge. Things only get worse for her when she grows up. She is about to enter the Save Neothode Program, realizing she may very well be transferred to the Voyager Program as an Exchange Envoy. Not that it matters to her: she's fed up with her home planet and wants to donate her time towards saving a world that is still worthy of being saved.

However, her father Hidicky has developed an addiction to gambling. One which draws the interest of a pimp mob boss named Pentacko. Pentacko immediately instantly wants to collect on Hidicky's only-recently-acquired debts, with interest, compounded in blood. Before Hidicky can even finish apologizing to Neone, Pentacko shows up and demands Neone come work for him as a prostitute. Even after she agrees to come peacefully, his goons beat her into submission and drag her to the car. They even smack her for crying. She is then Forced to Watch as they riddle Hidicky with bullets Sonny Coreleone-style while Pentacko is Laughing Mad.

She is sent into a basement brothel to await assignment, and punished for showing any sign of being hurt when Pentacko's enforcers are present. She befriends Susani Malone, a similar character to herself who has already become slightly hardened to the lifestyle. Susani encourages her to look for a way out, insisting that girls like Neone are Too Good for This Sinful Earth.

When Pentacko murders Susani brutally for botching up only one job, while Neone hides on a rooftop and watches, she decides she's had enough. It had already been two weeks, and Pentacko had already threatened to punish Neone for developing feelings for a client. That client, Carl Worniti, was savagely murdered because Pentacko deduced that Carl wanted more from Neone than just sex.

Neone steals a car, and then drives off into the night; fleeing into the enclave nation of Neomlot. Pentacko and goons, too busy cleaning up the mess of Susani's body, don't even realize that one of their cars is missing. Before reaching her destination, her car ends up in a wreck on a bridge after she'd successfully evaded Consto stalking her from his car. She is taken in by a friar, hidden inside the church, counseled, and then released undercover back into the Save Neothode Program. They give her a room cell at the Rilage Space Center to sleep in, since the streets are too dangerous.

From there, she enters the Voyager program and joins the Bindaf 3000 crew. She blends in quite well with the team, and even becomes Marlack's girlfriend. However, her joining the team nearly gets her killed as well. Their acceptance of her results in Cybomec becoming the sworn enemy of all of them. She becomes slightly less important in Season 2, but does discover that her real father is King Neotondo. It is too late to save him. Her only consolation is to rid the world of Intimidator Irendus; right before Astrabolo's conquest of Britophondus renders that moot.

Her two weeks of sheer hell result in a personal vendetta against the Sex Industry on all worlds, since the industry on Neothode was where Lord Yehtzig originated. This gets her into some trouble on Mantith, when Dirty Communists backing the Paltaki Organization, ACTBET, and the Crooked Rainbow (a.k.a. GLAAPC, Gay Lesbian Alliance Against All Possible Criticism) make her out to be an extraterrestrial Phyllis Schlafly. And begin the ultra-violent Aliens Go Home campaign in retaliation.

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Consto: "You [Yehtzig pirate] tried to kill Neone. Only I...am allowed to kill Neone..." *proceeds to rip Yehtzig pirate apart*

  • Platonic Prostitution: Subverted. Although Carl Worniti does have sex with Neone, he hires her routinely more to keep her from ending up with a less savory customer than because he actually wants sex with her. When Pentacko finds out Carl's motives aren't purely about sex, things don't end well.
  • Princess Classic: Was born with the hopes of being one. But fate had other plans.
  • Save the Prostitute, Save Your World: Neone becomes an essential part of the team, and it is difficult to say if their goals would have even been attainable had she not joined. And all because they allowed her to join. Subverted in that they were never given any warning that she would be so relevant, or that they were supposed to keep her safe. It is noteworthy that it was her insistence on bailing Liquidon out of jail that allowed that useful member of the team to join. At first, only Consto seems to find any relevance in Neone's fate for the greater picture of the universe, and even then, only so far as it fulfills an ambition that is merely a delusion of his own twisted mind. Her desire to save Liquidon actually makes Liquidon a straighter example of Save This Person Save the World than Neone herself.
  • Sex Is Evil: Well, at least the forms Pentacko wanted her to perform.
    • Sex Is Violence: Pentacko's attitude about what his hoes should expect.
    • Sex Is Evil and I Am Horny: In spite knowing the horrible nature of her job, Neone begins to love Carl and wishes it didn't have to be about money, though she still feels bad about them not being married.
  • Sick Episode: She gets the flu after being on Mantith too long, and right in time for her to not be of any use against the Drismabon invasion.
  • Shoot the Shaggy Dog: She offers herself willingly to Pentacko's brothel in exchange for her father's life. And not only is the debt not pardoned, but she is Forced to Watch as he is Stuffed Into the Fridge.
Liquidon Ethereteel

The last tribe to pull out and flee like cowards during the Drisalian War was none other than the tribe of Elthivien, who had invented whiteout. That tribe also practiced developing martial arts more than any of the other tribes. When they were exiled to Whixtitout and became the Whiteout race, they were given a power nobody else had- Mikloche. The Mikloche Warrriors throughout history were trained in case one would be chosen to visit Mantith, usually under dire circumstances where their powers and training would prove useful. On their homeworld, Mikloche students had varying levels of popularity from one time period to another.

It was into this environment that Liquidon was born and raised. He had a twin brother named Liquimo, and the two would often practice their Mikloche studies together. They were also hikers, and were pursuing other professions. Liquidon wanted to become a doctor originally. However, all his plans changed when the Yehtzig Pirate League showed up. It's a very long story; but the important thing is that the Shinktor brothers, two Ooze Pens from Neothode who co-ruled the Yehtzig Cult/Pirate League, eventually picked a fight near a cliffside with Liquimo. Things seemed hopeless, as Astrabolo and his goons had Quimmy totally outnumbered. Worse, Ooze Pens are able to make their abdomens immune to Mikloche attacks!

Liquidon wasn't about to let his brother die so senselessly, so he quickly stepped in. He was far more disciplined in Mikloche than his brother, and knew the secret to taking out a being like Astriliad lay in tripping the podular. But he miscalculated! His maneuver actually shattered Astriliad's podular boot, and snapped an artery in the podular! Worse, it sent an agonized Astriliad flying - right off the cliff's edge! Too shocked that he'd actually kill someone in spite desiring to be a life saver, Liquidon froze. The gravity of what he'd done immediately hit him. Yet, he knew that Astrabolo was irredeemably evil; and that surrender was not an option. He and his brother retreated while the little sanity Astrabolo had left abandoned him.

Fast forward some time later, and Astrabolo is sending Yehtzigs to win converts among society's disenfranchised. He has targeted the entire world of Whixtitout for genocide, starting with Liquidon's hometown of Hifflosch in the nation of Verinthia. His plan includes getting his converts to infiltrate sex ed, rewriting the curriculum to suit their ends, rather than to what's in schoolchildren's best interests. Once they've encouraged preteens to be promiscuous, their next step is distribute condoms laced with the Buliod virus, so that the kids using "protection" would actually propagate the disease fastest.

Liquidon was working on a theory concerning how to stop the contagious disease, but was deflected into the Voyager Program by mutual agreement of his own government and the Statonian one for his safety, after several Brainwashed Whiteouts start making attempts on both his life and his research. Meanwhile, Buliod's has spread to his entire world, quickly rendering anyone who catches the STD immediately infertile, with no other symptoms.

He stays out of the picture for the most part in the first season, only showing up briefly to crash-land on Neothode. He immediately finds the Voyagers. But before he can explain the haste with which he must join them, he is mistaken for a terrorist and tasered into submission. He is immediately hauled off to the downtown jail. In spite being able to teleport, he waits for the Voyagers to come to his rescue. Since he never finished his medical license, he cannot be called a doctor. He settles for being a medic. It does bother him that he's not a fully-legitimate doctor, however. He spends his early time aboard the Bindaf 3000 being friendly and helpful, but trying not to do too much. He finally comes out of his shell, right in time for the Voyagers' Mantithian mission. It is here that his Mikloche powers begin to grow beyond what he believed he could achieve. Unfortunately, his battle with the Wizard Lamdock left his powers highly unstable. He soon begins to suffer agonizing pain, fainting and sickness, and more Power Incontinence than should be fair. He even fears becoming a Glowmatti and wiping out an entire city. Alas, he is the most powerful member of his team at this point. So a vacation for him does not seem likely.

He ends up in a relationship with Cindy, the Mosquatlon older sister of his hospital roommate Sylvia. Theirs was a tense, short-lived relationship built entirely around their common desire to save the world, in a sidequest that ultimately got her killed. As a result of her Heroic Sacrifice, his powers are weakened and made stable again. It doesn't entirely fix the emotional damage that's been done to him. He later proves to be a hero yet again, though less active, in the Second Drisalian War. Like Rhodney, he eventually leaves Mantith (and Statios) for good. Unlike Rhodney, he doesn't get the warm welcome. Nor does he manage to find love again for a very long time.

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Richard Ribando / Cybomec II

Rev. Richard Ribando was one of the most beloved ministers in all of Port Metaball, but he was blessed with an incredibly long life. That meant he got to outlive most of his children. His retirement was not a safe one: his home was blown to bits by rocket fire during one of la-Qualda's many raids. Ribando himself almost died. He was taken in by the Xylien Society, too weak to protest them. The decided to provide for his needs, though he begged them not to mechanize him. When his time came, he was ready. But...not so fast! While he napped, Ted and Yonber got his request cards mixed up with someone else's. He ends up being mechanized anyway. Erasaxo decides to keep it a secret from the other Voyagers, who are already disgusted that Consto's S-chip wound up in one of their emergency pods, leading to him becoming Preamble due to Nonpriel's meddling. However, Lamdock eventually gets one of his spells to work. This results in all the still-living Voyagers taking on a human form. He eventually has all of them captured in his lair, as Pextel lies helpless without his fuel rods inside the Bindaf 3000. The next shipment of 5-scale rods could take a while, but there are some 7-scale rods around. It'd be dangerous for humans to strip 7-scale rods down to 5-scale, so that means Pextel will have to wait. Erasaxo realizes he has no choice, and awakes Ribando inside of a rebuilt Cybomec body.

The new Cy becomes a chaplain aboard the Bindaf 3000, as well as the second-most-powerful team member after Liquidon in terms of offensive maneuvers. He also is aware of the Lightning Zebra Legend; which was collected from the old, defeated Cybomec body that Consto used. He is convinced that he has become the Fourth and Final Lightning Zebra of Time, though he's not very happy about it. After the Voyagers' adventures are over, he is retired to a freeze chamber in the Xylien Underground. Near the end of time, he is revived by Maurice to battle a revived Preamble. Thus, he fulfills the prophecy that: "The Lightning Zebra shall destroy the Opening to the Document of Death, so that it shall not be permanent."

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Erasaxo Herrick

Erasaxo is probably the least understood member of the team. He appears out of nowhere, announces he is the ship's mechanic, requires more dire circumstances than most before he'll leave the ship, and almost never ever does any field work. He is the last Eraser Man in existence. Literally. The Grimplites and Yehtzigs wiped out his entire family. He does make a Heroic Sacrifice in season 4, as the Drismabons would succeed at most of their goals if Erasaxo hadn't destroyed the Chameleon Amulet in the core of Drizad.

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Skidders

Garret Nobee
Will Rook
Katrina Mantalone

Inktactillia Keepers

Mitchell Lomken
Eliot Brownside
Ronda Moleary
Cal Bacon
Gordon Lomken

Royal Military of Markerterion

Emperor Alhox Scarmento
Pinkata Casamada
Supreme General Bluque Rentin
Captain Nonpriel Sarklin
Lord Abberwadd Santarico
Maraldos Solbadado

Angels and Demons

Levio
Gabon
Filforth
Maurice
Martarel
Dolondri
The Vile Chameleon
The Dark Wanderer

Yehtzigs and la-Qualda

Astrabolo Shinktor
Astriliad Shinktor
Fuschion Goldsen
Rosetta Goldsen
Flarmin Goldsen
Corphel Frank
Spike Inkfong
Vooley Brownin

Other Heroes

The Metallic Voyagers
Technitel
Rhoxter
Bluxtin
Esmeralda
Pinxta

Other Villains

Clandish Terrence Consto / Cybomec / Preamble

Except in later season 3, when Ribando becomes Cybomec II, everyone initially refers to this Cybomec whenever the term is used. A bit more stylistic and translucent than his good counterpart, this Cybomec was easily the Face of Evil when the Voyagers were on Neothode. Granted, there were monsters more evil than he was all over the place; but he was the most iconic. He was a servant of a being he called Mezzlewradd, who was actually the Vile Chameleon in disguise. As such, he followed his own sort of satanic religion. One which called for killing, but did encourage him to be somewhat selective about his targets. This contrasted him with the genocidal cult of Lorkush ( the Devil in a different disguise,) followed by the likes of Astrabolo. He began as a down-on-his-luck school child, who was frequently abused by his teachers. His parents, lost in fantasy worlds due to Vornsid's disease destroying their brains, generally neglected his very existence. All his father cared about was boarding up the house from (non-existent) bears while his mother held (imaginary) bake sales inside the house for not-there guests. A fight with Neone resulted in him getting expelled, leading to him vowing for life that he'd one day get his revenge. After a vision of Mezzlewradd convinces him to become a co-god in a bid to overthrow Minshus, he decides to go to work practicing for his "destiny." This results in him starting out as a lowly Serial Killer, offing prostitutes that work for Pentacko. As time goes by, he realizes that most of Pentacko's hookers did not choose the life they have. He then begins killing Pentacko's escorts, working his way up towards taking out Pentacko himself. He begins to love becoming and Anti-Hero, but then gets a chance to kill Neone! Foiled again! Pextel gets in his way! He vows to get even with the Voyagers for keeping Neone safe.

Maraldos of the Royal Military of Markerterion offers Consto to become Cybomec, and reads him the Lightning Zebra Legend. Consto was a cop for a time, and isn't entirely sure he wants to risk being the evil Third Zebra in prophecy. Yet, he decides it's worth it. But while Maraldos and company are doing their thing on Neothode, Cybomec takes his own path. He raids the Rilage Space Center to learn more about the Voyagers, becoming intimately familiar with all their psychological profiles and plotting ways to exploit them. Eventually, he takes over the Rilage Space Center and traps the Voyagers inside, for the epic showdown he always wanted with them. Plus, the Eveninger shows up to provide extra challenge amusement. Being defeated doesn't seem to bother him. His S-chip is reinserted into the Preamble body by Nonpriel later on, and he tries to learn sorcery from a wizard on the island of Mt. Antellio on Markerterion. However, he gets imprisoned in the Haragad Cavity by Maurice before he has the chance. He finally returns for one more battle with Ribando's Cybomec.

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(to Pextel): "If not for our different deities, Pex...we'd be all too much alike!"
"Hold still, Rhodney! I'll get back to you soon!"
{to Oceanoe}: "Come on, Blue Boy! You really think you can best me?"
(to Marlack): "Yippy kai yay, Cowboy!"
(to Pinkella): "Poor Pinky! What is it with you and losing battles?"
(to a henchman of Astrabolo's): "You tried to kill Neone. Only I...am allowed to kill Neone!" (cuts henchman to bits offscreen)

(to Liquidon, after sending him flying): "Gotta love the irony!"

(to Neone): "If I don't pursue godhood, then you're all I have left!!!"

  • Hoist by His Own Petard: See Villain Ball.
  • Ho Yay: Other than Pextel and Neone, Rhodney is the only Voyager he repeatedly refers to on a First-Name Basis. Otherwise, he's The Nicknamer.
  • Joker Immunity: Brutally subverted. He comes back for a few episodes in the second season, then appears as a vision to Sally Rubblindo and a few others. Otherwise, he's trapped in the Haragad Cavity with no way out.
  • Lucky Bastard: Yes, he's defeated. Yes, he goes to hell in the end. But, the fact that he is even able to cheat Maurice so long, and make a comeback as Preamble, often comes across as pure luck.
  • Meaningful Name: "In the presence of Flame and Hourglass, the Lightning Zebra shall defeat the Opening Statement of the Document of Death." And he becomes Preamble, "Dawn of a New Era." Right before battling Ribando-Cybomec.
  • Mommy Issues: His mother was so delusional because of Vornsid's disease, that he became invisible to her. His father was no different. The lack of anyone to confide in got to him. Hard.
  • Motive Decay: He begins wanting to kill Neone. Plain and simple. From there, his plans get infinitely more complicated, to the point that it's amazing he remembers his original obsession at all. And even after he is revived in the Final Hope timeline and realizes Neone already died of natural causes, he still continues his quest to overthrow God.
  • Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: How he lets the Voyagers defeat him. (See Villain Ball below.)
  • One Steve Limit: In his efforts to lure in and kill Neone, he accidentally ends up in a motel room with a hooker named Neone Washingtip.

"Close enough."

"Oops."

Grefundle the Collector

Grefundle is a disgruntled Little Green Man who looks like a plastic toy soldier. When an unethical Xylien abducted his girlfriend near Inkraine, he spent years looking for ways to get revenge. He eventually became a master at creating muellexic freezers, and developed a cave base outside of Sandlink on the other side of the large mountain that separates Port Metaball from a desert. From there, he plots to abduct several major figures from amongst the Xylien Society and freeze them, holding them for ransom to get his girlfriend back. Or keep them in stasis forever if she is dead. He has his own glider to fly around on as well.

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Ivan Witherpool

Ivan was raised since early childhood to despise organized religion. As of entering his teen years, he was inundated into a group of elite assassins that would do work for the Braldonian government. However, he enjoyed his job a little too much, going out of his way to kill everyone related to his targets rather than just the intended targets. And he would often overstep his mission by taking out missionaries in addition to political enemies. As such, it was only reluctantly that the Braldonian House of Lords agreed on hiring him to kill Gordon Lomken. He did so with deadly efficiency; but failed to kill Mitchell and Eliot. He now devotes is life to finishing the job. So Daldonians in power can get on their lives. For Science Propaganda!

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The Mystery Wanderer

After King Melchar vanished from the face of the world of Drizad, his son Prince Develiot took control. Develiot's major concern was the fact that there was something definitely missing: the Chameleon Amulet! Where had it gone? Who had it? And where was his father?

Years later, it shows up in the clutches of a mysterious Bedouin sorcerer, known only as the Mystery Wanderer. This figure, dressed like one of the Magi; goes around toying with various factions in the RMM's interplanetary war. He often tells characters that he is either helping or interfering with them based on his "plan," which he will never state outright. He has an uncanny ability to get almost anyone to trust him, even when they should know better.

It eventually dawns on everyone (except Bluque) that he is carrying the evil King Melchar's Chameleon Amulet. An amulet which...grants the power of shapeshifting and disguise to those who know how to wield it.

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Miscellaneous Supporting Cast

The Eveninger
Ted Driti
Yonber Wiflow
Stella-Marie Jenkins
Huli Rubblindo
Sally Rubblindo
Sandra Rubblindo
Obandy Hendelbin
Bonnie Inkripe
Licorine Inkripe
Henry Inkripe
Susani Malone
Neone Washingtip
Nika Inkista

And MANY MANY MORE!

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