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Latest revision as of 19:01, 19 May 2024
Naming conventions[edit | edit source]
The main character is part of the House of Gevrede, coming from the Dutch "geen vrede" meaning "no peace" in English. The main character goes by many names, but was born as Crathe Gevrede. The name Crathe comes from Crates of Thebes, a Cynicism ancient Greek philosopher who renounced his wealth and fortune for a simple life, which speaks to the story of the main character. On Oikia, Crathe went by an Empheri language name, Charlie. This name was chosen because it is unisex and carries a similar sound to Crathe. In his male incarnations, he may sometimes rarely be called Charles, and in his female regenerations Charlotte. The name Charles is germanic and comes from "free man" alluding to the same principles as his native name. The name origin being germanic against all native names being ancient greek is also another opposition. The only two people in the Gevrede close family whose names begin with 'c' are Crathe and their father Callias. Prior to being named Charlie, common names proposed were Jamie, or Georgie (coming from Gorgias, the tutor of Antisthenes, a cynic philosopher). The philosopher Antisthenes was also used as a base for Crathe's best friend [[Stenes|Stenes Antis]].
The family members also have names derived from ancient Greek. Crathe has two younger brothers. The elder one is Ajax Gevrede not named after anybody in particular being quite unique, and the younger one is Aristox Gevrede named after Aristoxenus. Their mother is named Anaxia Gevrede, after Anaximander, an ancient Greek philosopher who was a proponent in exploration and learning the universe. Their father is named Callias Gevrede, after Callias III, an extravagant Greek king who was very much in the establishment. The grandfather of Crathe is Wolgemut Gevrede, the only other Germanic name, named after an illustrator of the Nuremburg Chronicle.
The home planet of the main character is known as Arkaval. Edriege is also from this planet. The High Council of Arkaval is the ruling government of the planet.
Episodes[edit | edit source]
No.story | No. in
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Serial title | Written by | Main characters | viewers
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Series 1 | |||||
1 | 1 | The King's Collection | Lucy Maria | Crathe Gevrede — Isabella of Harchot | |
Crathe self-exiles himself to Oikia after learning of an intriguing mystery in the archives of Arkaval and loving the planet in photos. He steals a Tymehuis machine the day before a traditional ceremony involving his noble father and through not quite knowing the controls crash lands in 2468 Wynnoa. After settling in and living in Alexandria, Wynnoa for a few months, he had started to like his new life and the paranoia of being caught was diminishing. While exploring the botanical gardens of Marnie Greens, Crathe discovers an invasive species from an alien planet in a flowerbed. After getting removed for destroying the plant, he takes the remains to the Tymehuis to analyse it. He is very suspicious and believes that some alien, potentially an Arkavallian, is living on Oikia too and might disrupt his exile— in his naivety, he believes that only the Arkavallian are complicated enough to space-time travel. The planet Mensza is only decorated by vast amounts of flora – a jungle planet – but no fauna anywhere. The planet also has no oceans or surface water, with the roots of the surface plants reaching deep below the surface to underwater oceans. The Emperor has tasked the King of Harchot with becoming the new governor of the planet to mine of its immense resources for the greater good of the empire. He has a new technology, a component used to create an oracle – Arkavallian technology. Crathe investigates and comes into contact with King Cecil's colony base and is arrested. Believing the King had something to do with the plants on Oikia, Crathe is very suspicious of him. The villainous Arkavallian Edriege, while everyone is distracted, manages to steal the component and flees, setting off all kinds of alarms. In the panic, Crathe also escapes capture and is followed by Princess Isabella. She is tired of the noble grandeur and seeks a more adventurous life. Crathe notices Edriege's escape, and recognises the component to the Oracle, and knows that the right thing is to try and stop the masked vigilante from getting away. | |||||
2 | 2 | The Crystal Mines of Alasar | |||
Revolution from the workers on the planet Alasar, but the crystals they are mining are living and also fight back. The darkness is alive, and phantoms like Misty follow Crathe in the liberation. Edriege needs a crystal for rebuilding the Oracle. | |||||
3 | 3 | The Scavengers | Lucy Maria | ||
An abandoned castle covered in snow during a snowstorm at night. It is freezing cold and Crathe and Isabella barely miss Edriege as he flies through to pick up another component. Living rats like dwarven rodentids have made the castle their new home. This is the shortest episode of the series and will focus more on horror and character development. | |||||
4 | 4 | The Planet of the Maarvils | Lucy Maria | ||
The Maarvils are post-apocalyptic Cralasian-inspired creatures who have mutated. They are fighting endless wars and look like octupuses who can't breathe properly. The scientists create drones and employ children to attack the enemy. They are using a component of the Oracle to power their war, and Edriege needs to steal it. By interfering, Maarvils believe Crathe is behind the stolen artefact and swear to destroy him. | |||||
5 | 5 | The Vampires of Alexandria | |||
In contemporary Alexandria 2468, where the story began, Crathe shows Isabella his new home town and they find a bar. Isabella is quickly adopted into a clique of women hidden behind and falls in love. But some of these women are vampires, but its ok. | |||||
6a | 6 | The Circus of Experiments | Marie Antoinette | ||
First part of the finale: Dr Zelles has used a component of the Oracle to genetically modify humans to give them 'super human abilities' but it backfires. He is running for public office, and Edriege challenges him. | |||||
6b | 7 | The Disguised Senator | Marie Antoinette | ||
Edriege beats Zelles in the political challenge in disguise, and him and Isabella attempt to free a captured Crathe from Zelles control. Edriege murders the two scientist villains, takes control of all pieces of the Oracle. Edriege had lured Crathe to Mensza in the first episode because he needed a seal of his noble family to activate the Oracle. Crathe stops Edriege from using the Oracle using the discarded superheroes from before. Edriege's plans are foiled. | |||||
Series 2 | |||||
7 | 1 | Broad Daylight | maarvils, sets up arkaval and meerkats | ||
Three main plot points. The first act sets up the Arkaval council trying to find Crathe and how he needs to hide, and some lore on his family. The second act sets up the Meerkats recruiting Crathe. The third act is their first mission where they discover the Maarvils are involved in a plot to control politics in a foreign country with a detective human impersonation. Continue romance from the first season with Isabella and one of the vampires. | |||||
8 | 2 | Preservation of the Exomen | exomen part 1 (meerkat #1) | ||
As part of a Meerkat mission to the south pole, frozen Exomen lay hidden in the depths of the snow and a base under siege story begins as the ice begins to thaw the Exomen awaken and attempt to invade the base. Horror and security camera footage here. | |||||
9 | 3 | Terror of the Meteortodes | fun story on moon (meerkat #2) | ||
The Meerkats receive news from the space agency that they've lost contact with one of their extra-terrestrial bases on a planet in the outer solar system. Crathe and Isabella investigate and land on the planet, very small in size, cascaded in pure black nothingness beside them. They travel across the deserted and rocky area, and nearly pierce their suits, but arrive at the base— they find it deserted besides a water leak. Meteortodes are Eternalis creatures that can survive in water and in space, and they live in the sub terranean oceans of this planet, and pierce to the top with cryovolcanos (shooting ice). At first its speculated that they dont like people building on their planet, but they are actually in cahoots with enemies of the space agents (elaborate). Isabella's love interest is murdered, rift between Crathe and her. | |||||
10 | 4 | The Morals of Mestelery | morals of mestelery | ||
On the planet Mestelery, the omnipotent god Mestelek is given routine sacrifices based on emotions. Isabella uses her experiences to defeat | |||||
11 | 5 | The Super Weapon | exomen part 2 | ||
Return of the Exomen and the Maarvils from the start of the series. This is the conventional finale to the series with a big battle between the Exomen in an army against the HKA army and Crathe. | |||||
12a | 6 | The Crisis on Arkaval | arkaval pay off | ||
Crisis involving Crathe's brother and father and the Arkavallians on their way to capture Crathe to return him for trial. | |||||
12b | 7 | The Gateway to Etrophos | finale to a | ||
Crathe and Isabella travel to Etrophos to escape the Arkavallians and have to overcome the trials of it. They enter Etrophos. Next season is set entirely in Etrophos. | |||||
Series 3 | |||||
13 | 1 | The Monsters of Despair | |||
Now in Etrophos, the first story doesn't feature Crathe primarily. The story centres on a new companion who encounters animalistic phantoms and apparitions as she slowly loses her sanity in a 1800s city centre. | |||||
14 | 2 | The Mangled Ones | |||
An abandoned factory | |||||
15 | 3 | The Red Marble | |||
16 | 4 | TBC | |||
17 | 5 | TBC | |||
18 | 6 | The Benevolent State | |||
19 | 7 | The Conquest of the Maarvils | Lucy Maria | ||
Series 4 | |||||
– | 1 | The Prologue: Chapter IV | Lucy Maria | ||
22 | 2 | Rise of The Intelligence | Lucy Maria | ||
23 | 3 | TBC | |||
24 | 4 | The Conspiracies That Follow | Lucy Maria | ||
25 | 5 | The Scriber | |||
26 | 6 | TBC | |||
27 | 7 | The Rival's Revenge | |||
Series 5 | |||||
– | 1 | The Prologue: Chapter V | Lucy Maria | ||
28 | 2 | The Multipliers | |||
29 | 3 | TBC | |||
30 | 4 | TBC | |||
31 | 5 | The Technocrats | |||
32 | 6 | TBC | |||
33 | 7 | The Proxy War | |||
Series 6 | |||||
– | 1 | The Prologue: Chapter VI | Lucy Maria | ||
34 | 2 | TBC | |||
35 | 3 | Blue Ice | |||
36 | 4 | Androids of Rosetta | Lucy Maria | ||
37 | 5 | TBC | |||
38 | 6 | TBC | |||
39 | 7 | The Coronation of the Maarvils | Lucy Maria |
First series[edit | edit source]
The main arc for the first series involved the mysterious Edriege alongside laying the foundations for the whole franchise and the main characters Crathe and Isabella.
The Prologue[edit | edit source]
The King's Collection[edit | edit source]
The Crystal Mines of Alasar[edit | edit source]
The Scavengers[edit | edit source]
The Planet of the Maarvils[edit | edit source]
The Vampires of Alexandria[edit | edit source]
The Genetic Circus[edit | edit source]
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This episode was first named The Bandits of Bronzefeld, and then named Edriege and the Oracle before settling on The Genetic Circus after several plot changes. Originally to be penned by Lucy Maria involving Edriege and a contemporary bandit story in Bronzefeld, Antonio was chosen to write instead, introducing the concept of a futuristic Ceironian environment maintaining the Edriege plot line wrap up.