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|locations= [[Seventh Circle]] | |locations= [[Seventh Circle]] | ||
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==Cosmology== | ==Cosmology== | ||
Although Jenny's residence inside this universe was an ordinary early-21st-century Earth house, it was not devoid of supernatural elements: for one Valentine's Day, a [[Jenny Everywhere's human date (My Bloody Valentine)|man]] whom Jenny had been dating a short while managed to sell his soul to a “minor [[Hellhound]] of the [[Seventh Circle]]” in order to obtain one of three copies of the ''[[Plasmanomicon]]'' which existed on Earth. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[My Bloody Valentine (comic story)|My Bloody Valentine]]'') | Although Jenny's residence inside this universe was an ordinary early-21st-century Earth house, it was not devoid of supernatural elements: for one Valentine's Day, a [[Jenny Everywhere's human date (My Bloody Valentine)|man]] whom Jenny had been dating a short while managed to sell his soul to a “minor [[Hellhound]] of the [[Seventh Circle]]” in order to obtain one of three copies of the ''[[Plasmanomicon]]'' which existed on Earth. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[My Bloody Valentine (comic story)|My Bloody Valentine]]'') | ||
==History== | |||
During the months leading up to one Valentine's Day (in February), a [[Jenny Everywhere's human date (My Bloody Valentine)|man]] began dating the local version of [[Jenny Everywhere]], and sold his soul to a “minor [[Hellhound]] of the [[Seventh Circle]]” in order to obtain one of three copies of the ''[[Plasmanomicon]]'' as a Valentine's Day present for her. The actual date was cut short by Jenny's dizziness, which was caused by minor shocks briefly sending her awareness to three other lives in as many other dimensions before it returned to that world's Jenny's body. However, as the man left, he still left Jenny the book; though she thanked him for it, Jenny was mildly disappointed, as she had no particular use of the book and wished her dates (multiverse-wide) would start giving her ''normal'' gifts for a change. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[My Bloody Valentine (comic story)|My Bloody Valentine]]'') | |||
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[[Category:Unnamed Universes]] | [[Category:Unnamed Universes]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:31, 17 February 2023
In one universe, Jenny Everywhere lived a relatively ordinary life in a 21st-century city.
Cosmology
Although Jenny's residence inside this universe was an ordinary early-21st-century Earth house, it was not devoid of supernatural elements: for one Valentine's Day, a man whom Jenny had been dating a short while managed to sell his soul to a “minor Hellhound of the Seventh Circle” in order to obtain one of three copies of the Plasmanomicon which existed on Earth. (COMIC: My Bloody Valentine)
History
During the months leading up to one Valentine's Day (in February), a man began dating the local version of Jenny Everywhere, and sold his soul to a “minor Hellhound of the Seventh Circle” in order to obtain one of three copies of the Plasmanomicon as a Valentine's Day present for her. The actual date was cut short by Jenny's dizziness, which was caused by minor shocks briefly sending her awareness to three other lives in as many other dimensions before it returned to that world's Jenny's body. However, as the man left, he still left Jenny the book; though she thanked him for it, Jenny was mildly disappointed, as she had no particular use of the book and wished her dates (multiverse-wide) would start giving her normal gifts for a change. (COMIC: My Bloody Valentine)
