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In [[Universe (Parallax)|one universe]], teenaged genius [[Professor Awesome#Kim and Jenny's neighbour|Professor Awesome]] invented the '''Time Pestle''', although he admitted that he “shouldn't have”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Pit Stop (novel)|Pit Stop]]'')
In [[Universe (Parallax)|one universe]], teenaged genius [[Professor Awesome#Kim and Jenny's neighbour|Professor Awesome]] invented the '''Time Pestle''', although he admitted that he “shouldn't have”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Pit Stop (novel)|Pit Stop]]'')
In anther universe, where [[Professor Awesome#Wreak havoc|Professor Awesome]] was a grown-up and genuinely dangerous supervillain, Awesome built at least one Time Pestle, of which [[Jenny Everywhere#Fighting Professor Awesome|Jenny Everywhere]] became aware, but later lost it in some way. When Jenny tried to take down Aweosme as he gloated from atop the turret of [[Professor Awesome's Omnibus|his Omnibus]], she anxiously wondered if the claims that he had built a second Time Pestle were true, fearing that there might “literally” be “no tomorrow” if they were. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Morning After (novel)|Morning After]]'')
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Revision as of 23:35, 21 May 2022

In one universe, teenaged genius Professor Awesome invented the Time Pestle, although he admitted that he “shouldn't have”. (PROSE: Pit Stop)

In anther universe, where Professor Awesome was a grown-up and genuinely dangerous supervillain, Awesome built at least one Time Pestle, of which Jenny Everywhere became aware, but later lost it in some way. When Jenny tried to take down Aweosme as he gloated from atop the turret of his Omnibus, she anxiously wondered if the claims that he had built a second Time Pestle were true, fearing that there might “literally” be “no tomorrow” if they were. (PROSE: Morning After)