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|aka= The Shifter
|aka= The Anti-Shifter<br>The Nemesis<br>Evil Cloak<br>Jennifer Nolan<br>Jenifa Luĉjo
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|residence= Everywhere
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|occupation= Supervillain
|occupation= Supervillain
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|romantic_partner(s)= '''''[[:Category:Sexual and romantic partners of Jenny Nowhere|See list]]'''''
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|parents= [[Jenny Everywhere's father]]<br>& [[Jenny Everywhere's mother]]
|parents= [[Jenny Everywhere's father]]<br>& [[Jenny Everywhere's mother]]<br><small>(some accounts)</small>
|siblings= [[Jenny Everywhere]]<br><small>(frequently)</small>
|first_seen_in= [[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]''<ref name="JEN">[http://jennyeverywhere.net/projects/jenny-nowhere/ According to jennyeverywhere.net]</ref>
|first_seen_in= [[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]''<ref name="JEN">[http://jennyeverywhere.net/projects/jenny-nowhere/ According to jennyeverywhere.net]</ref>
|also_seen_in= [[Jenny Nowhere/Appearances|'''''See list''''']]
|portrayed_by = [[Nato Sikharulidze]]
|portrayed_by = [[Nato Sikharulidze]]
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|index= '''''[[:Category:Featuring Jenny Nowhere|List of appearances]]'''''
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}}'''Jenny Nowhere''' was [[Jenny Everywhere]]'s antithesis and one of her most persistent foes throughout the [[multiverse]]; though not as ubiquitous as Everywhere, Nowhere existed in a wide array of universes, and shared Jenny's ability to shift in body or in mind from one to the next — although unlike her benevolent counterpart's, all of Jenny Nowhere's selves tended to have distinct styles and personalities with no particular unifying trait aside from her evil.
}}'''Jenny Nowhere''', sometimes dubbed '''the Anti-Shifter''' or '''the Nemesis''', was [[Jenny Everywhere]]'s antithesis and one of her most persistent foes throughout the [[Multiverse]]; though not as ubiquitous as Everywhere, Nowhere existed in a wide array of universes, and shared Jenny's ability to shift in body or in mind from one to the next — although unlike her benevolent counterpart's, all of Jenny Nowhere's selves tended to have distinct styles and personalities with no particular unifying trait aside from her evil.  
==Description==
 
The two Jennies often considered each other “sisters”, and were literal siblings in some incarnations; however, other incarnations of Nowhere were corrupted incarnations of Everywhere, or unrelated to her by blood (to the point that some versions of Nowhere had a romantic interest in Everywhere). Additionally, there existed at least [[#Divergent Everywheres|one “strain”]] of malevolent shifters in the Multiverse, using the name “Jenny Nowhere”, who were in actuality originally incarnations of Jenny Everywhere, but had lost their link to the hive mind and become agents of evil. Their relationship to the independently-telepathic Jenny Nowheres documented in other accounts is unclear.
 
==Description ==
===Physical appearance===
===Physical appearance===
Jenny Nowhere's physical appearance was more variable than [[Jenny Everywhere]]'s. There were two main trends; some versions of Nowhere were taller than Jenny Everywhere and very conventionally attractive, almost statuesque. They tended to have blond hair. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.; [[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'')  
Jenny Nowhere's physical appearance was more variable than [[Jenny Everywhere]]'s. There were two main trends; some versions of Nowhere were taller than Jenny Everywhere and very conventionally attractive, almost statuesque. They tended to have blond hair. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.; [[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'')  


Meanwhile, others looked identical to their corresponding Jenny Everywhere, albeit with a different costume or color scheme; for example, [[#Agent of Chaos|one version]] of Nowhere was almost a negative image of [[Jenny Everywhere#Jenny Jacobs, the Shifter of Westbrook|her Everywhere]], with white hair instead of black, a blue superhero outfit instead of red, and strange “inverted” eyes, with white pupils set in black eyeballs. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') [[#In Reality Z-25 31-H|One Nowhere]] was wholly identical to [[Jenny Everywhere#In Reality Z-25 31-H|her Everywhere]] to the point of being easily able to impersonate her; she even had a tattoo on her lower back ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold (comic story)|Tales To Behold]]'') to match Everywhere's. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Ghost Story (comic story)|Ghost Story]]'')
Meanwhile, others looked identical to their corresponding Jenny Everywhere, albeit with a different costume or color scheme; for example, [[#Agent of Chaos|one version]] of Nowhere was almost a negative image of [[Jenny Everywhere#Jenny Jacobs, the Shifter of Westbrook|her Everywhere]], with white hair instead of black, a blue superhero outfit instead of red, and strange “inverted” eyes, with white pupils set in black eyeballs. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') [[Jenny Nowhere (Reality Z-25 31-H)|One Nowhere]] was wholly identical to [[Jenny Everywhere (Reality Z-25 31-H)|her Everywhere]] to the point of being easily able to impersonate her; she even had a tattoo on her lower back ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold (comic story)|Tales To Behold]]'') to match Everywhere's. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Ghost Story (comic story)|Ghost Story]]'')


However, there were also Nowheres who did not fit into either of these categories, such as [[#Duel with Jenny|the one]] who dueled a [[Jenny Everywhere#Adventurous art student|college-age Jenny Everywhere]] with wooden swords, who looked noticeably different from Everywhere but dressed in a similar eccentric style and dyed her hair dark red. ([[VIDEO]]: ''[[Mitigating Circumstances (video story)|Mitigating Circumstances]]'')
Other Nowheres still had similar physical features to Jenny Everywhere, though wearing mostly black outfits, but could be recognised at a glance by their chalk-white skin. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Psychopomp (short story)|Psychopomp]]'', [[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Nowhere Wearing Makeup To Look Like Jenny Everywhere (comic story)|Jenny Nowhere Wearing Makeup To Look Like Jenny Everywhere]]'', etc.)


Although not universal, many versions of Jenny Nowhere favoured mostly-black outfits. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.; [[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') Some incarnations favoured a distinctive outfit with a black cape, boots, gloves, skirt and tank-top. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.)
However, there were also Nowheres who did not fit into any of these categories, such as [[#Duel with Jenny|the one]] who dueled a [[Jenny Everywhere#Adventurous art student|college-age Jenny Everywhere]] with wooden swords, who looked noticeably different from Everywhere but dressed in a similar eccentric style and dyed her hair dark red. ([[VIDEO]]: ''[[Mitigating Circumstances (video story)|Mitigating Circumstances]]'')
 
Although not universal, many versions of Jenny Nowhere favoured mostly-black outfits. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.; [[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'', ''[[This Might Happen Someday (short story)|This Might Happen Someday]]'') Some incarnations favoured such distinctive outfits as a black cape, boots, gloves, skirt and tank-top, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', etc.) or a tight-fitting, full-body black leather outfit. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', [[PROSE]]: ''[[Parallax (short story)|Parallax]]'', ''[[This Might Happen Someday (short story)|This Might Happen Someday]]'') Some Nowheres also wore a skull-shaped hair-clip, a dark counterpart to the flower hair-clip occasionally worn by Everywhere. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'', ''[[Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor! (comic story)|Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!]]'')


===Personality===
===Personality===
In contrast to Jenny Everywhere's ready smile and optimistic attitude, Jenny Nowhere was often grim and preoccupied, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'') to the point of being downright unnerving to normal people, in combination with her unearthly nature. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') However, she was quite capable of villainous glee when a scheme of hers went as planned. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'')
In contrast to Jenny Everywhere's ready smile and optimistic attitude, Jenny Nowhere was often grim and preoccupied, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'') to the point of being downright unnerving to normal people, in combination with her unearthly nature. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') However, she was quite capable of villainous glee when a scheme of hers went as planned. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'') In [[Universe (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)|one universe]], [[Jenny Everywhere (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)|Jenny Everywhere]] described [[Jenny Nowhere (Halloween Preparations)|Nowhere]] as "kinda like [Everywhere] but[...] evil. Probably.". ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween (comic story)|The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween]]'') She did not like sunlight. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Century Smith and the Time Terror (short story)|Century Smith and the Time Terror]]'')
 
Although variable from one incarnation to another, Jenny Nowhere's motivations often had more to do with revenge on Jenny Everywhere, or otherwise hurting her, than any independent agenda. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') Nowhere once told [[Jenny Anywhere#Looking for Everywhere|Jenny Anywhere]], for whom she had little respect, that she had no wish to destroy Jenny Everywhere completely, believing that her existence would have no meaning without the other Jenny to stand against. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere (short story)|The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere]]'') Indeed, at least one incarnation of Nowhere harboured romantic feelings for Everywhere, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'') and another was a “friendly rival” to the other Jenny, holding no actual animus against her but merely enjoying the ruthless competition that existed between them to mutual benefit. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[This Might Happen Someday (short story)|This Might Happen Someday]]'') Despite her antisocial nature, she was known to sometimes team up with, or act on behalf of, other evil-doers. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') The [[#Divergent Everywheres|set of Jenny Nowheres]] who were “divergent Everywheres” thought themselves to be benevolent, and would do their best not to do lasting harm to Jenny Everywhere or her friends, at least by ''their'' definition of ‘harm’. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Parallax (short story)|Parallax]]'')
 
Some incarnations of Nowhere were capable of a flawless impersonation of their counterpart Everywhere, including for extended periods of time, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold (comic story)|Tales To Behold]]'', etc.) or, more generally, were talented manipulators able to play on others' desires and biases to get them to do what Nowhere wanted. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Battle of Britain (comic story)|Battle of Britain]]'') However, others found it harder to keep their evil tendencies in check, even when it would benefit them. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Nowhere Dooming Herself To Be With Her Enemy. (comic story)|Jenny Nowhere Dooming Herself To Be With Her Enemy.]]'')


Although variable from one incarnation to another, Jenny Nowhere's motivations often had more to do with revenge on Jenny Everywhere, or otherwise hurting her, than any independent agenda. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'') Despite her antisocial nature, she was known to sometimes team up with, or act on behalf of, other evil-doers. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'', ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'')
===Powers & abilities===
===Powers & abilities===
Jenny Nowhere's abilities mirrored Jenny's: she was a [[shift]]er, capable of shifting items in and out of reality from other dimensions and travelling between universes herself. As with Jenny Everywhere, not all incarnations of Jenny Nowhere were automatically aware of their multidimensional nature, even after they'd learned to harness the power of shifting as related to items other than themselves. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'')
Jenny Nowhere's abilities mirrored Jenny's: she was a [[shift]]er, capable of shifting items in and out of reality from other dimensions and travelling between universes herself. As with Jenny Everywhere, not all incarnations of Jenny Nowhere were automatically aware of their multidimensional nature, even after they'd learned to harness the power of shifting as related to items other than themselves. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'') However, it was anomalous for a Nowhere not to be able to patch into the psychic network of her other incarnations, so long as she was aware of its existence. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Century Smith and the Time Terror (short story)|Century Smith and the Time Terror]]'') Nowhere was skilled at physical combat. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere (short story)|The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere]]'')
 
==Biography==
==Biography==
===Origins===
===Origins===
At least [[Jenny Everywhere#Nostalgia|one version]] of [[Jenny Everywhere]] remembered Jenny Nowhere as her older sister, for whose approval the younger Jenny had always yearned even though the older girl was arrogant and selfish. They had grown up together until Jenny Everywhere was at least six years old. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Memories of Nowhere (short story)|Memories of Nowhere]]'')
At least [[Jenny Everywhere#Nostalgia|one version]] of [[Jenny Everywhere]] remembered Jenny Nowhere as her older sister, for whose approval the younger Jenny had always yearned even though the older girl was arrogant and selfish. They had grown up together until Jenny Everywhere was at least six years old. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Memories of Nowhere (short story)|Memories of Nowhere]]'')


However, this relationship was not reflected in all universes where echoes of one or the other Jenny existed. In [[Universe C (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|one universe]], for example, Jenny did have a sister called [[Julie Jacobs|Julie]], and another even younger one called [[Jordan Jacobs|Jordan]], but the [[#Agent of Chaos|local incarnation]] of Jenny Nowhere was unrelated to either. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'')
However, this relationship was not reflected in all universes where echoes of one or the other Jenny existed. In [[Universe C (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|one universe]], for example, Jenny did have a sister called [[Julie Jacobs#The Vertginite bauble|Julie]], and another even younger one called [[Jordan Jacobs|Jordan]], but the [[#Agent of Chaos|local incarnation]] of Jenny Nowhere was unrelated to either. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'')


According to [[The Everywheres (game)|one account]], there were many [[Nowhere]]s with various names and agenda across the Multiverse, who all adopted names of the form "[First Name] Nowhere". Known for being “cautious, curious and stubborn”, the Nowheres, who had chaotic counterparts in the form of the [[Anywhere]]s, aimed to streamline and stabilise the [[Multiverse]], including by destroying entire timelines if need be. It is unclear what relationship Jenny Nowhere could be said to bear to these Nowheres. ([[GAME]]: ''[[The Everywheres (game)|The Everywheres]]'')
According to [[The Everywheres (game)|one account]], there were many [[Nowhere]]s with various names and agenda across the Multiverse, who all adopted names of the form "[First Name] Nowhere". Known for being “cautious, curious and stubborn”, the Nowheres, who had chaotic counterparts in the form of the [[Anywhere]]s, aimed to streamline and stabilise the [[Multiverse]], including by destroying entire timelines if need be. It is unclear what relationship Jenny Nowhere could be said to bear to these Nowheres. ([[GAME]]: ''[[The Everywheres (game)|The Everywheres]]'')
Yet another [[#Divergent Everywheres|cluster]] of Jenny Nowheres were not actually proper incarnations of the wider Jenny Nowhere (sharing no telepathic link to one another or other Nowheres), but instead, were incarnations of Jenny Everywhere who had been artificially cut off from the Everywhere psychic network and become disillusioned with the metaphysical ethics of Jenny Everywhere's hyper-dimensional nature. They believed, in essence, that individual Jennies did not have free will; they saw themselves as liberated and sought to “pass on” this “gift” to other incarnations of Jenny Everywhere by any means necessary, whether they liked it or not. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Parallax (short story)|Parallax]]'')


===In Right-On By The Sea===
===In Right-On By The Sea===
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Damn Fine Hostile Takeover.png|thumb|175px|left|A scowling Jenny Nowhere watches [[Jenny Everywhere#In Right-On By The Sea|Jenny Everywhere]] from afar. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'')]][[Universe (Name's Not Down)|One incarnation]] of Jenny Nowhere was a grim-looking woman in a form-fitting leather catsuit. She smoked and had short blonde hair. She arrived in [[Right-On By The Sea]] under heavy rain one night, with evidently nefarious intent, shadowing [[Jenny Everywhere#In Right-On By The Sea|Jenny Everywhere]] and [[Clea]] even as the two ironically discussed how they wished things would quiet down around them for a while now that their adventure fighting off [[Apollo Coffee]] was done. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'')
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Damn Fine Hostile Takeover.png|thumb|175px|left|A scowling Jenny Nowhere watches [[Jenny Everywhere (Name's Not Down)|Jenny Everywhere]] from afar. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'')]][[Universe (Name's Not Down)|One incarnation]] of Jenny Nowhere was a grim-looking woman in a form-fitting leather catsuit. She smoked and had short blonde hair. She arrived in [[Right-On By The Sea]] under heavy rain one night, with evidently nefarious intent, shadowing [[Jenny Everywhere (Name's Not Down)|Jenny Everywhere]] and [[Clea]] even as the two ironically discussed how they wished things would quiet down around them for a while now that their adventure fighting off [[Apollo Coffee]] was done. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'') Jenny ultimately triumphed over Nowhere, as she would in many other incarnations. [[Grandmaster Awndisk]] recalled Nowhere's appearance in Right-On By The Sea when mentioning how Jenny had “borne true duality”. Curiously, his image of this incarnation of Nowhere depicted her with black hair. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Legend of Jenny Everywhere (comic story)|The Legend of Jenny Everywhere]]'')
 
===Divergent Everywheres===
====The "original Jenny Nowhere"====
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One Jenny Nowhere was originally [[Jenny Everywhere#Becoming Jenny Nowhere|an incarnation]] of [[Jenny Everywhere]] until a freak accident cut her off from the Jenny Everywhere psychic network. Suddenly free from the constant influence and watch of the billions of other Jennies, she came to believe that she had only now gained free will, with all the other incarnations of Jenny living in a kind of mindless slavery, mere puppets of a hyper-dimensional entity. She reverse-engineered her injury and worked out how to replicate its effects through controlled brain surgery, and began finding other Jenny Everywheres in other worlds. Each of them in turn became a Jenny Nowhere with similar convictions to the original and spread out further to unmake Everywheres herself. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Parallax (short story)|Parallax]]'')
 
====Killed by a dinosaur====
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One of these Jenny Nowheres, an unknown amount of links down the “chain of succession”, was physically identical to [[Jenny Everywhere (Parallax Universe)|the Jenny]] who was friends with [[Kim (Parallax Universe)|Kim]] in the [[Parallax Universe]], but wore tight, black leather clothing. She was eventually killed while trying to turn the Parallax Jenny into another Nowhere. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Parallax (short story)|Parallax]]'')
 
===Duel with Jenny===
===Duel with Jenny===
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Mitigating Circumstances.png|thumb|right|210px|Jenny Nowhere about to duel [[Jenny Everywhere#Adventurous art student|her benevolent counterpart]]. ([[VIDEO]]: ''[[Mitigating Circumstances (video story)|Mitigating Circumstances]]'')]]In [[Universe (Mitigating Circumstances)|one universe]], Jenny Nowhere had long reddish hair, and she wre a light blue scarf and green-tinted goggles. She once fought [[Jenny Everywhere#Adventurous art student|Jenny Everywhere]] in a duel of wooden swords which both took extremely seriously, and in which Nowhere somehow managed to indeed injure Jenny sufficiently that she had to ask for an extension on a university essay that she had due to [[Professor Alexander]], although Everywhere still evidently emerged the victor. ([[VIDEO]]: ''[[Mitigating Circumstances (video story)|Mitigating Circumstances]]'')
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Mitigating Circumstances.png|thumb|right|210px|Jenny Nowhere about to duel [[Jenny Everywhere#Adventurous art student|her benevolent counterpart]]. ([[VIDEO]]: ''[[Mitigating Circumstances (video story)|Mitigating Circumstances]]'')]]In [[Universe (Mitigating Circumstances)|one universe]], Jenny Nowhere had long reddish hair, and she wre a light blue scarf and green-tinted goggles. She once fought [[Jenny Everywhere#Adventurous art student|Jenny Everywhere]] in a duel of wooden swords which both took extremely seriously, and in which Nowhere somehow managed to indeed injure Jenny sufficiently that she had to ask for an extension on a university essay that she had due to [[Professor Alexander]], although Everywhere still evidently emerged the victor. ([[VIDEO]]: ''[[Mitigating Circumstances (video story)|Mitigating Circumstances]]'')
===In Reality Z-25 31-H===
====Posing as Jenny Everywhere====
=====Abducted by Doctor Brain=====
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Tales To Behold.png|thumb|200px|left|Jenny introduces herself to [[Captain Evening#In Reality Z-25 31-H|Captain Evening]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold (comic story)|Tales To Behold]]'')]]At some point, Jenny arrived in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]]. She was knocked out and captured by the supervillain [[Doctor Brain]], who, discovering she had [[shift]]ing powers, strapped her to a complex piece of machinery to use her as a power source for an [[Doctor Brain's Portal|interdimensional portal]]. The machine worked, but rather than the portal being one-way, it allowed [[the Monstrosity|an eldritch horror]] from [[Universe (Tales To Behold)|another dimension]] to begin crossing over into Brain's world. The superhero [[Captain Evening#In Reality Z-25 31-H|Captain Evening]] intervened, managing to free Jenny from the portal and thereby close the gateway, forcing the horror to retreat. She introducing herself to the Captain as simply “Jenny”. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Tales To Behold (comic story)|Tales To Behold]]'')
=====Meeting Mervin=====
[[File:Jenny Shifts Captain Evening.png|thumb|210px|right|Jenny emergency-[[shift]]ing a startled [[Captain Evening#In Reality Z-25 31-H|Captain Evening]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[For Whom The Toll Bells (comic story)|For Whom The Toll Bells]]'')]]The two headed to the Captain's home, where Jenny began claiming that she was really [[Jenny Everywhere]]. Before she got very far in introducing ‘herself’, however, they had to deal with the intrusion of a [[Griffin]] called [[Merv the Griffin|Merv]] in the Captain's home.


It quickly turned out that, although not personally malicious, Merv had been magically compelled by [[Doctor Brain]]'s witch daughter [[Jesse Brain|Jesse]] to wander the world until he killed Captain Evening. To save the Captain, Jenny quickly used her [[shift]]ing powers to switch him out with his [[Captain Evening#Zombie Captain Evening|counterpart]] in a parallel world who was a [[zombie]]. Merv dealt what would have been a killing blow to the zombie, fulfilling his magical contract. He resolved to remain in [[Reality Z-25 31-H]], however, to try and get his revenge on Doctor Brain and his daughter. Jenny and the Captain agreed to help him with this goal, having their own grudges against the villain. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[For Whom The Toll Bells (comic story)|For Whom The Toll Bells]]'')
=== In Reality Z-25 31-H===
=== Meeting Rodney Rabbit and Armstrong Fatbuckle ===
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[[File:Putting Armstrong back together again.png|thumb|210px|left|Jenny helps put [[Armstrong Fatbuckle]] back together. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Enter–the Legion of Light! (comic story)|Enter–the Legion of Light!]]'')]]Jenny and the Captain greeted [[Professor Madison]] and [[Rodney Rabbit]] when they visited the Captain's home in order to experiment with a [[Professoor Madison's device|device]] intended to detect any further transdimensional portals opened by Brain. While the Captain and Merv tested it with Madison, Rodney soon convinced Jenny to slipd away and sleep with him. A short while later, however, Jenny was back in action, joining Merv, the Captain, Madison and Rodney in an assault on the building where Madison had indeed detected another portal being opened — although it turned out to be nothing to do with Doctor Brain, but rather a conflict between [[Armstrong Fatbuckle]] and the [[Legion of Light]]. After Armstrong (a living skeleton) was broken apart during the ensuing fight, Jenny enthusiastically participated in the puzzle-like effort to put him back together again, and cheered when the Captain offered him the chance to join [[the Odds|the team]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Enter–the Legion of Light! (comic story)|Enter–the Legion of Light!]]'')
One version of Jenny Nowhere looked identical to [[Jenny Everywhere (Reality Z-25 31-H)|the Jenny Everywhere]] often associated with [[Reality Z-25 31-H]]. After arriving in this reality, she was captured by [[Doctor Brain]] and briefly used as a power source for an [[Doctor Brain's Portal|interdimensional portal]]; after [[Captain Evening (Reality Z-25 31-H)|Captain Evening]] rescued her, she claimed to be Jenny Everywhere, and joined his superhero team [[the Odds]] for some time, ([[COMIC]]: ''[[For Whom The Toll Bells (comic story)|For Whom The Toll Bells]]'') though she also began to build up an alternative identity as the supervillain “Evil Cloak” to advance her true plans. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Following Up (comic story)|Following Up]]'', etc.) After revealing herself to the Odds, she was ultimately eaten by the demon [[Gazoom]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Meanwhile, In Queens (comic story)|Meanwhile, In Queens]]'')


===The Woman Without a Shadow===
===The Woman Without a Shadow===
[[File:Jenny Nowhere (Nowhere).png|right|thumb|150px|The terrifying Jenny Nowhere. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'')]]One version of Jenny Nowhere was a stern, joyless woman of statuesque appearance with long blond hair; she wore a black suit and, most strikingly, a gas mask. She cast no shadow and once stated that she had “lost” her name “a long time ago”. On one occasion, she resurfaced in the multiverse and, after frightening a male associate of [[Jenny Everywhere]], told him to go warn her that Nowhere was back and “it was ''her'' turn”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'')
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One version of Jenny Nowhere was a stern, joyless woman of statuesque appearance with long blond hair; she wore a black suit and, most strikingly, a gas mask. She cast no shadow and once stated that she had “lost” her name “a long time ago”. On one occasion, she resurfaced in the multiverse and, after frightening a male associate of [[Jenny Everywhere]], told him to go warn her that Nowhere was back and “it was ''her'' turn”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Nowhere (short story)|Nowhere]]'')
 
===Agent of Chaos===
===Agent of Chaos===
[[File:Jenny Nowhere (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles).png|thumb|left|205px|The newly-formed Jenny Nowhere of [[Universe C (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|one universe]] questions the original article about [[Shift]]ing. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'')]]In [[Universe C (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|one universe]], Jenny Nowhere was originally a [[Vertginite]], a member of an alien race of doppelgänger-like creatures. She was sent to [[Westbrook]] by [[Chaos]] in the form of a crystal orb, and took on a negative version of [[Jenny Everywhere#Jenny Jacobs, the Shifter of Westbrook|the local Jenny Everywhere]]'s appearance, also acquiring a duplicate of her [[Shift|shifting]] powers in the process and taking on the name of “Jenny Nowhere”. Her first fight with Jenny Everywhere didn't go well, as she couldn't control her powers very well yet and had no knowledge of other Jenny Nowheres; Jenny Everywhere forced her to admit that she'd been sent by Chaos and sent her running for her life. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'')
[[File:Jenny Nowhere (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles).png|thumb|right|205px|The newly-formed Jenny Nowhere of [[Universe C (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|one universe]] questions the original article about [[Shift]]ing. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'')]]In [[Universe C (The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)|one universe]], Jenny Nowhere was originally a [[Vertginite]], a member of an alien race of doppelgänger-like creatures. She was sent to [[Westbrook]] by [[Chaos]] in the form of a crystal orb, and took on a negative version of [[Jenny Everywhere#Jenny Jacobs, the Shifter of Westbrook|the local Jenny Everywhere]]'s appearance, also acquiring a duplicate of her [[Shift|shifting]] powers in the process and taking on the name of “Jenny Nowhere”. Her first fight with Jenny Everywhere didn't go well, as she couldn't control her powers very well yet and had no knowledge of other Jenny Nowheres; Jenny Everywhere forced her to admit that she'd been sent by Chaos and sent her running for her life. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles (comic story)|The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles]]'')


===Team-up with Ketchum===
===Team-up with Ketchum===
[[File:Jenny Nowhere (Truth Serum).png|thumb|right|150px|Jenny Nowhere gloating over Jenny Everywhere. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'')]]One version of Jenny Nowhere, who had pale eyes, long blonde hair, and the classic black outfit, teamed up with evil chemist [[Caleb Ketchum]] as part of some scheme which involved tracking down a [[Rabbi (Truth Serum)|rabbi]] in hiding. They managed to capture [[Jenny Everywhere#Facing Caleb Ketchum|Jenny Everywhere]] and feed her truth serum, but found, to their disappointment, that she didn't actually know the answers to their questions. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'')
[[File:Jenny Nowhere (Truth Serum).png|thumb|left|150px|Jenny Nowhere gloating over Jenny Everywhere. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'')]]One version of Jenny Nowhere, who had pale eyes, long blonde hair, and the classic black outfit, teamed up with evil chemist [[Caleb Ketchum]] as part of some scheme which involved tracking down a [[Rabbi (Truth Serum)|rabbi]] in hiding. They managed to capture [[Jenny Everywhere#Facing Caleb Ketchum|Jenny Everywhere]] and feed her truth serum, but found, to their disappointment, that she didn't actually know the answers to their questions. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Truth Serum (comic story)|Truth Serum]]'')
 
===EMO Jenny===
[[File:Jenny-nowhere-texting.png|right|thumb|210px|Jenny Nowhere looking for something better to do. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[After the Party (comic story)|After the Party]]'')]]One incarnation of Jenny Nowhere resembled a more cynical doppelgänger of her universe's [[Jenny Everywhere#Back to school|Jenny Everywhere]], with a darker palette and a glum attitude. When an in-universe fan of [[Fourth Wall Awareness|the webcomic Jenny existed in]] asked when they would meet Jenny Nowhere, Nowhere replied by asking Everywhere to "leave [her] out of this." ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Road to Nowhere (comic story)|Road to Nowhere]]'')
 
===In Jenny's mind===
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in The Mind of Jenny Everywhere.png|thumb|left|The blue-eyed Jenny Nowhere. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Mind of Jenny Everywhere (comic story)|The Min of Jenny Nowhere]]'')]]One version of Jenny Nowhere looked somewhat similar to the [[#Agent of Chaos|agent of Chaos]] faced by the [[Westbrook]] [[Jenny Everywhere#Jenny Jacobs, the Shifter of Westbrook|Jenny Everywhere]], with inhuman eyes, blond hair and a hoodie. Her eyes were solid blue instead of black with white pupils, however. This Nowhere was apparently able to interfere with the psychic network of Everywheres, being present in an attempt to depict the complexities of Jenny Everywhere's mind; she looked sulky, crossing her arms and stating simply “Nowhere”. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Mind of Jenny Everywhere (comic story)|The Mind of Jenny Everywhere]]'')
 
===Betraying Century Smith===
[[File:Jenny Nowhere in Century Smith and the Time Terror.png|thumb|right|300px|“Smith's friend” shortly before she revealed herself to [[Century Smith]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Century Smith and the Time Terror (short story)|Century Smith and the Time Terror]]'')]][[Universe B (Century Smith and the Time Terror)|One universe]]'s incarnation of Jenny Nowhere was born without a psychic connection to the network of her other selves' minds, though she was still aware of who she was, and had the means of travelling across dimensions. She was “pale, with dark hair and thin features”; she sounded “reserved, almost monotone” and, becoming a dimensional scientist in the hope of fixing her condition, she took to wearing an increasingly ragged white labcoat. She began building a machine that could split her across the Multiverse, hopefully merging her into the wider Jenny Nowhere “network”. However, it needed tremendous amounts of paradox energy to power itself up.
 
This Nowhere met [[Century Smith]] during his first travels through the [[Multiverse]]. Recognising him as an agent of the [[Consistency Imperium]], she hoped he would be able to lead her to useful space-time anomalies. Thus, she convinced him that she was his friend. Their deceitful friendship lasted for years. She also visited and studied the planet [[Sanguivor]], hoping to learn from its “particular transdimensional properties”.
 
Smith contacted her, setting her a date at the [[Interdimensional Tavern]], in the hope that she could help with his new friend [[Briar]]'s [[vampire|vampirism]]. She accompanied the two to the [[Interdimensional Library]] to seek a cure, but then managed to convince them to head to her own house in her home universe. There, she strapped Briar in her machine and prepared to absorb the energy from her mysteriously-split timeline. However, Briar managed to push her out of the way and was zapped instead; the machine thus ironically caused the very divide in her timeline whose potential Nowhere had used to power it. The paradox caused a dangerous feedback that caused the machine to explode. When the dust cleared, Nowhere had vanished, though Century Smith guessed that she had simply [[shift]]ed to safety. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Century Smith and the Time Terror (short story)|Century Smith and the Time Terror]]'')


=== EMO Jenny ===
===Romance with Everywhere===
[[File:Jenny-nowhere-texting.png|left|thumb|Jenny Nowhere looking for something better to do. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[After the Party (comic story)|After the Party]]'')]]One incarnation of Jenny Nowhere resembled a more cynical doppelgänger of her universe's [[Jenny Everywhere#Back to school|Jenny Everywhere]], with a darker palette and a glum attitude. When an in-universe fan of [[Fourth Wall Awareness|the webcomic Jenny existed in]] asked when they would meet Jenny Nowhere, Nowhere replied by asking Everywhere to "leave [her] out of this." ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Road to Nowhere (comic story)|Road to Nowhere]]'')
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[[Universe (That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You)|One universe]]'s incarnation of Nowhere had chalk-white skin and short black hair. Her eyes were peculiar, with the shape or presence of her pupils seemingly altering from day to day based on her mood. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster (comic story)|Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster]]'', ''[[Earthworm Jim And Psy-Crow Cosplay By Jenny Everywhere And Jenny Nowhere (comic story)|Earthworm Jim And Psy-Crow Cosplay By Jenny Everywhere And Jenny Nowhere]]'', etc.)
 
She went barefoot and wore a black sleeveless shirt and shorts, as well as a flowing black scarf and dark gray goggles of her own. She had a skull-shaped hair clip, a large white skull print on the front of her T-shirt, and skull-shaped badges (matching her [[Jenny Everywhere#Romanced by Nowhere|Jenny Everywhere]]'s flower badges) on her T-shirt, scarf, and shorts. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'', ''[[Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster (comic story)|Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster]]'', etc.)
 
This version of Nowhere was obsessively in love with Jenny Everywhere, who did not return her feelings. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You (comic story)|That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You]]'')
 
===Defeated by Anywhere===
Shortly after [[Jenny Everywhere]] disappeared across the [[Multiverse]], one dour incarnation of Nowhere was dueled and defeated in [[Universe A (The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere)|one universe]] by [[Jenny Anywhere#Looking for Everywhere|Jenny Anywhere]], who tied her down with [[shift-preventing chain]]s. Anywhere then interrogated Nowhere, trying to get her to tell Anywhere how to bring Everywhere back. However, Nowhere managed to make Anywhere realise that she was not actually responsible, being neither capable or interested in wiping Jenny Everywhere from reality ''completely''. She provisionally left Nowhere tied up until Everywhere could be found, promising to go back for her if and when Jenny Everywhere did turn up again, or it otherwise became apparent that Nowhere hadn't been responsible. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere (short story)|The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere]]'')
 
=== As an Impostor===
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[[File:Jenny Nowhere as an Impostor.png|thumb|200px|left|[[Jenny Nowhere (Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)|Jenny Nowhere]] as an Impostor. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor! (comic story)|Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!]]'')]]In [[Universe (Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)|one universe]], [[Jenny Nowhere (Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)|Jenny Nowhere]] was a member of a futuristic, spacesuit-wearing crew; her spacesuit was black, with a skull motif. Also in the crew [[Jenny Anywhere (Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)|Jenny Anywhere]] and [[Jenny Everywhere (Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)|Jenny Everywhere]]. Unbeknownst to Everywhere and Somewhere, however, Nowhere was actually a murderous Impostor. After [[Body (Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)|a body]] was found near some vents, the two real Crewmates began investigating, deducing that the Impostor must be someone from electric; however, returning to the scene of the crime, they seemed unaware that Nowhere was lurking in the shadows in person, dagger in hand. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor! (comic story)|Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!]]'')
 
===Crashing Everywhere's birthday party===
A version of Jenny Nowhere once crashed a birthday party organised by [[Jenny Everywhere#Birthday party|a Jenny Everywhere]] in a “[[Place (Fragment: Nowhere Plan)|place]]” created by Jenny Everywhere herself. She had a convoluted plan and “some new tricks”, with Everywhere later admitting that her gambit could have worked if she'd caught Jenny Everywhere alone. However, her many guests at the birthday party, which included [[wizard]]s, [[kaiju]], gods, and “things beyond gods”, fought back and saved the day. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Fragment: Nowhere Plan (short story)|Fragment: Nowhere Plan]]'')
 
=== In the 38167th Universe===
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The [[38167th Universe]]'s version of Jenny Nowhere was a woman with waist-length blond hair. She was orginally the (adopted) sister of [[Jenny Everywhere (38167th Universe)|the local Jenny Everywhere]], who played an unfortunate part in turning her innocent sister into the monstrous Nowhere, which was the source of their enmity. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Family Business (short story)|Family Business]]'')
 
=== Jennifer Nolan===
In [[Universe (This Might Happen Someday)|one universe]], “Jenny Nowhere” existed as a fictional character alongside Jenny Everywhere. By 3001, there also existed a woman named Jennifer “Jenny” Nolan. She was a pale, short-haired blonde who often wore a black jumpsuit. Making use of the wide range of available, safe body-modification options in her native era, she had modified her eyes to be pitch-black and ringed with stars. Notably, “Jennifer Nolan” may only have been a localisation to give an equivalent name by 21st century standards to how her actual, potentially more exotic-seeming name might have come across in her native society — such as “Jenifa Luĉjo”.
 
Either way, she was a self-confessed adrenaline junkie, often going on adventures in virtual worlds with her friend [[Jenny Everywhere#Jenny Everywhere|Jenny Evans]] (with whom she shared a home “overlooking the rings of [[Saturn]]”), acting as her rival. She was highly driven during their games, slipping easily into the part of a ruthless villain. The other Jenny was a fan of Jenny Everywhere fiction, and completed a 25-year effort to read or otherwise experience all surviving Jenny Everywhere fiction on August 13th, 3001, which was close to her birthday. Jennifer gifted her a pair of goggles and a scarf to mark the occasion. This prompted both girls to realise that they could, by this point, consider themselves the closest thing their world had to proper incarnations of Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Nowhere, with knowledge of all Jenny Everywhere fiction acting as Jenny's way of tapping into her counterparts' experiences. Although neither took the idea wholly seriously, they soon departed for another virtual adventure and it may or may not have prompted Jenny to discover right there and then that she had ''real'' [[shift]]ing powers. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[This Might Happen Someday (short story)|This Might Happen Someday]]'')
 
===In Reality 18===
When the [[Jenny Everywhere#In Reality 18|Jenny Everywhere]] of [[Reality 18]] was transported by the [[Key of Enecloog]] to a hellish projection of all her dark thoughts, the scene was overseen by a looming Jenny Nowhere, “not quite real, watching from overhead like [[the Devil#Other references|the Devil]] himself”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere (novel)|The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere]]'')
 
===On Mystepolia===
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When the [[Interdimensional Ham Radio]] allowed “interdimensional busybodies” to ask questions to the [[Laura Drake (775th Universe)|Laura Drake]] and [[Jenny Everywhere (775th Universe)|Jenny]] of [[Universe (Jenny and the Multiverse)|one universe]], who lived on the island of [[Mystepolia]], one of the questions concerned Jenny Nowhere, asking if “when she showed up”, she would have a moth motif to match the main Jenny's mysterious association with butterflies. Jenny was merely confused by the question and moved on. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Demon and the Butterfly (comic story)#Special Q&A|The Demon and the Butterfly: Special Q&A]]'')
 
===In the 925th Universe===
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A version of Jenny Somewhere existed in the [[925th Universe]] and was present at the [[Dibbsy Store]] on December 24th, 2022 alongside [[Jenny Everywhere (925th Universe)|Jenny Everywhere]], [[Jenny Somewhere (925th Universe)|Jenny Somewhere]], [[Laura Drake (925th Universe)|Laura Drake]] and a few other notable individuals. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas (short story)|A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas]]'')
 
===Miss Erehwon===
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Also active in the 925th Universe, but apparently not the person seen at the Dibbsy store, was a woman who called herself “Miss Erehwon”. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Set Up to Blow Up (short story)|Set Up to Blow Up]]'') She acquired [[Miss Erehwon's TARDIS|a TARDIS]] in the [[89067986779811167562948736197891674912223184th Universe]], having intended to steal [[the Doctor's TARDIS (89067986779811167562948736197891674912223184th Universe)|the Doctor's TARDIS]] only to accidentally steal the ship which the Doctor ''narrowly avoided'' stealing, and which had been sabotaged by [[the Great Intelligence (89067986779811167562948736197891674912223184th Universe)|the Great Intelligence]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[How to Steal Timeships & To Influence Time Lords (short story)|How to Steal Timeships & To Influence Time Lords]]'')
 
At some point, she became aware of [[Dynamite Thor (Fox universe)|Dynamite Thor]], and began occasionally dropping in on him and trying to point his destructive superheroics at her enemies, chiefly versions of Jenny Everywhere. One day, she appeared unexpectedly, gave him a flimsy story and a lot of explosives, then sent him off to the [[Kablamazon]] offices in search of [[Jenny Everywhere (925th Universe)|a villain]], in the hopes that Thor would not recognize Jenny Everywhere until it was too late. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Set Up to Blow Up (short story)|Set Up to Blow Up]]'')
 
=== Dastardly sorceress===
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A dastardly sorceress, opposed to [[Ser Gennever|Ser Gennever]], resided the keep of Nowhere. She had gathered seven gems for an unknown, but probably nefarious purpose. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[To Hell With Good Intentions (novel)|To Hell With Good Intentions]]'')
 
===Lady Erenow===
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[[Reality 45]]'s version of Jenny Nowhere resided in [[Castle Erenow]] under the pseudonym Lady Calpernia Evernow, which she had inherited from [[Carmilla|Carmilla la Fanu]]. Concordat Agent [[Michael Béliveau]] noted that she smiled as though she was in on a private joke, and suspected that she had acquired a love of anagrams from the vampire. She had a romantic relationship with her universe's [[Jenny Everywhere (Reality 45)|Jenny]], who she described as “halfway to Nowhere” due to her weakening connection to the mental link. She was aware that [[the Concordat]] was monitoring Jenny Everywhere's activities, and taunted them with a wink before destroying their [[Grigori]]. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[To Hell With Good Intentions (novel)|To Hell With Good Intentions]]'')
 
===As a Halloween costume===
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[[File:Normal Halloween final panel cropped.png|thumb|[[Jenny Everywhere (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)|Jenny Everywhere]], dressed as [[Jenny Nowhere (Halloween Preparations)|Jenny Nowhere]], explains her costume to [[Peter Griffin]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween (comic story)|The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween]]'')]]
In [[Universe (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)|one universe]], the resident [[Jenny Everywhere (Jenny Everywhere meets Peter Griffin)|Jenny Everywhere]] dressed as [[Jenny Nowhere (Halloween Preparations)|Jenny Nowhere]] for [[Halloween]] one year, describing her as "kinda like [Everywhere] but[...] evil. Probably.". ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween (comic story)|The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween]]'') This occurred after she found a black wig while staying at [[31 Spooner Street]]. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Halloween Preparations (comic story)|Halloween Preparations]]'')


==Behind the scenes==
==Behind the scenes==
===Genesis===
===Genesis ===
After making her debut as a twist ending to [[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', Jenny Nowhere was defined (as it were) by [[Nelson Evergreen]] on Episode #20 of the ''Webcomic Beacon'' podcast as “a blank slate. How she looks, how she dresses, her character quirks, what her agenda might be – it’s all up to the individual who wants to do something with the name. Anyone can create their own Jenny Nowhere from the ground up.”<ref name="JEN" /> He explained:
After making her debut as a twist ending to [[COMIC]]: ''[[Damn Fine Hostile Takeover (comic story)|Damn Fine Hostile Takeover]]'', Jenny Nowhere was defined (as it were) by [[Nelson Evergreen]] on Episode #20 of the ''Webcomic Beacon'' podcast as “a blank slate. How she looks, how she dresses, her character quirks, what her agenda might be – it’s all up to the individual who wants to do something with the name. Anyone can create their own Jenny Nowhere from the ground up.”<ref name="JEN" /> He explained:


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Artist "[[Lady Kraken]]" later created [https://www.facebook.com/AlvinophiliaComics/photos/jenny-anywhere-is-also-known-as-the-makeshift-shifter-or-just-jen-a-to-her-frien/2217367895157401 her own version] of the character, giving the following description:
Artist "[[Lady Kraken]]" later created [https://www.facebook.com/AlvinophiliaComics/photos/jenny-anywhere-is-also-known-as-the-makeshift-shifter-or-just-jen-a-to-her-frien/2217367895157401 her own version] of the character, giving the following description:
{{quotebox|Jenny Nowhere is also known as "The Shifter Slayer", or simply "Nowhere". She is the sworn enemy of Jenny Everywhere, and seeks to kill any and all Shifters that live throughout the many alternate universes. She has the same Shifter powers as Everywhere, but she uses them in a far more sinister manner. She's a public domain character who can be used by anyone, so long as you include this paragraph.|Lady Kraken}}
{{quotebox|Jenny Nowhere is also known as "The Shifter Slayer", or simply "Nowhere". She is the sworn enemy of Jenny Everywhere, and seeks to kill any and all Shifters that live throughout the many alternate universes. She has the same Shifter powers as Everywhere, but she uses them in a far more sinister manner. She's a public domain character who can be used by anyone, so long as you include this paragraph.|Lady Kraken}}
===Notes & References===
===Notes & References===
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Jenny Nowhere, sometimes dubbed the Anti-Shifter or the Nemesis, was Jenny Everywhere's antithesis and one of her most persistent foes throughout the Multiverse; though not as ubiquitous as Everywhere, Nowhere existed in a wide array of universes, and shared Jenny's ability to shift in body or in mind from one to the next — although unlike her benevolent counterpart's, all of Jenny Nowhere's selves tended to have distinct styles and personalities with no particular unifying trait aside from her evil.

The two Jennies often considered each other “sisters”, and were literal siblings in some incarnations; however, other incarnations of Nowhere were corrupted incarnations of Everywhere, or unrelated to her by blood (to the point that some versions of Nowhere had a romantic interest in Everywhere). Additionally, there existed at least one “strain” of malevolent shifters in the Multiverse, using the name “Jenny Nowhere”, who were in actuality originally incarnations of Jenny Everywhere, but had lost their link to the hive mind and become agents of evil. Their relationship to the independently-telepathic Jenny Nowheres documented in other accounts is unclear.

Description

Physical appearance

Jenny Nowhere's physical appearance was more variable than Jenny Everywhere's. There were two main trends; some versions of Nowhere were taller than Jenny Everywhere and very conventionally attractive, almost statuesque. They tended to have blond hair. (COMIC: Damn Fine Hostile Takeover, Truth Serum, etc.; PROSE: Nowhere)

Meanwhile, others looked identical to their corresponding Jenny Everywhere, albeit with a different costume or color scheme; for example, one version of Nowhere was almost a negative image of her Everywhere, with white hair instead of black, a blue superhero outfit instead of red, and strange “inverted” eyes, with white pupils set in black eyeballs. (COMIC: The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles) One Nowhere was wholly identical to her Everywhere to the point of being easily able to impersonate her; she even had a tattoo on her lower back (COMIC: Tales To Behold) to match Everywhere's. (COMIC: Ghost Story)

Other Nowheres still had similar physical features to Jenny Everywhere, though wearing mostly black outfits, but could be recognised at a glance by their chalk-white skin. (PROSE: Psychopomp, COMIC: Jenny Nowhere Wearing Makeup To Look Like Jenny Everywhere, etc.)

However, there were also Nowheres who did not fit into any of these categories, such as the one who dueled a college-age Jenny Everywhere with wooden swords, who looked noticeably different from Everywhere but dressed in a similar eccentric style and dyed her hair dark red. (VIDEO: Mitigating Circumstances)

Although not universal, many versions of Jenny Nowhere favoured mostly-black outfits. (COMIC: Damn Fine Hostile Takeover, Truth Serum, etc.; PROSE: Nowhere, This Might Happen Someday) Some incarnations favoured such distinctive outfits as a black cape, boots, gloves, skirt and tank-top, (COMIC: Truth Serum, etc.) or a tight-fitting, full-body black leather outfit. (COMIC: Damn Fine Hostile Takeover, PROSE: Parallax, This Might Happen Someday) Some Nowheres also wore a skull-shaped hair-clip, a dark counterpart to the flower hair-clip occasionally worn by Everywhere. (COMIC: That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You, Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)

Personality

In contrast to Jenny Everywhere's ready smile and optimistic attitude, Jenny Nowhere was often grim and preoccupied, (COMIC: Damn Fine Hostile Takeover) to the point of being downright unnerving to normal people, in combination with her unearthly nature. (PROSE: Nowhere) However, she was quite capable of villainous glee when a scheme of hers went as planned. (COMIC: Truth Serum) In one universe, Jenny Everywhere described Nowhere as "kinda like [Everywhere] but[...] evil. Probably.". (COMIC: The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween) She did not like sunlight. (PROSE: Century Smith and the Time Terror)

Although variable from one incarnation to another, Jenny Nowhere's motivations often had more to do with revenge on Jenny Everywhere, or otherwise hurting her, than any independent agenda. (PROSE: Nowhere) Nowhere once told Jenny Anywhere, for whom she had little respect, that she had no wish to destroy Jenny Everywhere completely, believing that her existence would have no meaning without the other Jenny to stand against. (PROSE: The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere) Indeed, at least one incarnation of Nowhere harboured romantic feelings for Everywhere, (COMIC: That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You) and another was a “friendly rival” to the other Jenny, holding no actual animus against her but merely enjoying the ruthless competition that existed between them to mutual benefit. (PROSE: This Might Happen Someday) Despite her antisocial nature, she was known to sometimes team up with, or act on behalf of, other evil-doers. (COMIC: Truth Serum, The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles) The set of Jenny Nowheres who were “divergent Everywheres” thought themselves to be benevolent, and would do their best not to do lasting harm to Jenny Everywhere or her friends, at least by their definition of ‘harm’. (PROSE: Parallax)

Some incarnations of Nowhere were capable of a flawless impersonation of their counterpart Everywhere, including for extended periods of time, (COMIC: Tales To Behold, etc.) or, more generally, were talented manipulators able to play on others' desires and biases to get them to do what Nowhere wanted. (COMIC: Battle of Britain) However, others found it harder to keep their evil tendencies in check, even when it would benefit them. (COMIC: Jenny Nowhere Dooming Herself To Be With Her Enemy.)

Powers & abilities

Jenny Nowhere's abilities mirrored Jenny's: she was a shifter, capable of shifting items in and out of reality from other dimensions and travelling between universes herself. As with Jenny Everywhere, not all incarnations of Jenny Nowhere were automatically aware of their multidimensional nature, even after they'd learned to harness the power of shifting as related to items other than themselves. (COMIC: The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles) However, it was anomalous for a Nowhere not to be able to patch into the psychic network of her other incarnations, so long as she was aware of its existence. (PROSE: Century Smith and the Time Terror) Nowhere was skilled at physical combat. (PROSE: The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere)

Biography

Origins

At least one version of Jenny Everywhere remembered Jenny Nowhere as her older sister, for whose approval the younger Jenny had always yearned even though the older girl was arrogant and selfish. They had grown up together until Jenny Everywhere was at least six years old. (PROSE: Memories of Nowhere)

However, this relationship was not reflected in all universes where echoes of one or the other Jenny existed. In one universe, for example, Jenny did have a sister called Julie, and another even younger one called Jordan, but the local incarnation of Jenny Nowhere was unrelated to either. (COMIC: The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)

According to one account, there were many Nowheres with various names and agenda across the Multiverse, who all adopted names of the form "[First Name] Nowhere". Known for being “cautious, curious and stubborn”, the Nowheres, who had chaotic counterparts in the form of the Anywheres, aimed to streamline and stabilise the Multiverse, including by destroying entire timelines if need be. It is unclear what relationship Jenny Nowhere could be said to bear to these Nowheres. (GAME: The Everywheres)

Yet another cluster of Jenny Nowheres were not actually proper incarnations of the wider Jenny Nowhere (sharing no telepathic link to one another or other Nowheres), but instead, were incarnations of Jenny Everywhere who had been artificially cut off from the Everywhere psychic network and become disillusioned with the metaphysical ethics of Jenny Everywhere's hyper-dimensional nature. They believed, in essence, that individual Jennies did not have free will; they saw themselves as liberated and sought to “pass on” this “gift” to other incarnations of Jenny Everywhere by any means necessary, whether they liked it or not. (PROSE: Parallax)

In Right-On By The Sea

A scowling Jenny Nowhere watches Jenny Everywhere from afar. (COMIC: Damn Fine Hostile Takeover)

One incarnation of Jenny Nowhere was a grim-looking woman in a form-fitting leather catsuit. She smoked and had short blonde hair. She arrived in Right-On By The Sea under heavy rain one night, with evidently nefarious intent, shadowing Jenny Everywhere and Clea even as the two ironically discussed how they wished things would quiet down around them for a while now that their adventure fighting off Apollo Coffee was done. (COMIC: Damn Fine Hostile Takeover) Jenny ultimately triumphed over Nowhere, as she would in many other incarnations. Grandmaster Awndisk recalled Nowhere's appearance in Right-On By The Sea when mentioning how Jenny had “borne true duality”. Curiously, his image of this incarnation of Nowhere depicted her with black hair. (COMIC: The Legend of Jenny Everywhere)

Divergent Everywheres

The "original Jenny Nowhere"

See main article: Jenny Nowhere 2 (Parallax)

One Jenny Nowhere was originally an incarnation of Jenny Everywhere until a freak accident cut her off from the Jenny Everywhere psychic network. Suddenly free from the constant influence and watch of the billions of other Jennies, she came to believe that she had only now gained free will, with all the other incarnations of Jenny living in a kind of mindless slavery, mere puppets of a hyper-dimensional entity. She reverse-engineered her injury and worked out how to replicate its effects through controlled brain surgery, and began finding other Jenny Everywheres in other worlds. Each of them in turn became a Jenny Nowhere with similar convictions to the original and spread out further to unmake Everywheres herself. (PROSE: Parallax)

Killed by a dinosaur

See main article: Jenny Nowhere 1 (Parallax)

One of these Jenny Nowheres, an unknown amount of links down the “chain of succession”, was physically identical to the Jenny who was friends with Kim in the Parallax Universe, but wore tight, black leather clothing. She was eventually killed while trying to turn the Parallax Jenny into another Nowhere. (PROSE: Parallax)

Duel with Jenny

In one universe, Jenny Nowhere had long reddish hair, and she wre a light blue scarf and green-tinted goggles. She once fought Jenny Everywhere in a duel of wooden swords which both took extremely seriously, and in which Nowhere somehow managed to indeed injure Jenny sufficiently that she had to ask for an extension on a university essay that she had due to Professor Alexander, although Everywhere still evidently emerged the victor. (VIDEO: Mitigating Circumstances)

In Reality Z-25 31-H

See main article: Jenny Nowhere (Reality Z-25 31-H)

One version of Jenny Nowhere looked identical to the Jenny Everywhere often associated with Reality Z-25 31-H. After arriving in this reality, she was captured by Doctor Brain and briefly used as a power source for an interdimensional portal; after Captain Evening rescued her, she claimed to be Jenny Everywhere, and joined his superhero team the Odds for some time, (COMIC: For Whom The Toll Bells) though she also began to build up an alternative identity as the supervillain “Evil Cloak” to advance her true plans. (COMIC: Following Up, etc.) After revealing herself to the Odds, she was ultimately eaten by the demon Gazoom. (COMIC: Meanwhile, In Queens)

The Woman Without a Shadow

See main article: Jenny Nowhere (Nowhere)

One version of Jenny Nowhere was a stern, joyless woman of statuesque appearance with long blond hair; she wore a black suit and, most strikingly, a gas mask. She cast no shadow and once stated that she had “lost” her name “a long time ago”. On one occasion, she resurfaced in the multiverse and, after frightening a male associate of Jenny Everywhere, told him to go warn her that Nowhere was back and “it was her turn”. (PROSE: Nowhere)

Agent of Chaos

The newly-formed Jenny Nowhere of one universe questions the original article about Shifting. (COMIC: The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)

In one universe, Jenny Nowhere was originally a Vertginite, a member of an alien race of doppelgänger-like creatures. She was sent to Westbrook by Chaos in the form of a crystal orb, and took on a negative version of the local Jenny Everywhere's appearance, also acquiring a duplicate of her shifting powers in the process and taking on the name of “Jenny Nowhere”. Her first fight with Jenny Everywhere didn't go well, as she couldn't control her powers very well yet and had no knowledge of other Jenny Nowheres; Jenny Everywhere forced her to admit that she'd been sent by Chaos and sent her running for her life. (COMIC: The Jenny Everywhere Chronicles)

Team-up with Ketchum

Jenny Nowhere gloating over Jenny Everywhere. (COMIC: Truth Serum)

One version of Jenny Nowhere, who had pale eyes, long blonde hair, and the classic black outfit, teamed up with evil chemist Caleb Ketchum as part of some scheme which involved tracking down a rabbi in hiding. They managed to capture Jenny Everywhere and feed her truth serum, but found, to their disappointment, that she didn't actually know the answers to their questions. (COMIC: Truth Serum)

EMO Jenny

Jenny Nowhere looking for something better to do. (COMIC: After the Party)

One incarnation of Jenny Nowhere resembled a more cynical doppelgänger of her universe's Jenny Everywhere, with a darker palette and a glum attitude. When an in-universe fan of the webcomic Jenny existed in asked when they would meet Jenny Nowhere, Nowhere replied by asking Everywhere to "leave [her] out of this." (COMIC: Road to Nowhere)

In Jenny's mind

The blue-eyed Jenny Nowhere. (COMIC: The Min of Jenny Nowhere)

One version of Jenny Nowhere looked somewhat similar to the agent of Chaos faced by the Westbrook Jenny Everywhere, with inhuman eyes, blond hair and a hoodie. Her eyes were solid blue instead of black with white pupils, however. This Nowhere was apparently able to interfere with the psychic network of Everywheres, being present in an attempt to depict the complexities of Jenny Everywhere's mind; she looked sulky, crossing her arms and stating simply “Nowhere”. (COMIC: The Mind of Jenny Everywhere)

Betraying Century Smith

“Smith's friend” shortly before she revealed herself to Century Smith. (PROSE: Century Smith and the Time Terror)

One universe's incarnation of Jenny Nowhere was born without a psychic connection to the network of her other selves' minds, though she was still aware of who she was, and had the means of travelling across dimensions. She was “pale, with dark hair and thin features”; she sounded “reserved, almost monotone” and, becoming a dimensional scientist in the hope of fixing her condition, she took to wearing an increasingly ragged white labcoat. She began building a machine that could split her across the Multiverse, hopefully merging her into the wider Jenny Nowhere “network”. However, it needed tremendous amounts of paradox energy to power itself up.

This Nowhere met Century Smith during his first travels through the Multiverse. Recognising him as an agent of the Consistency Imperium, she hoped he would be able to lead her to useful space-time anomalies. Thus, she convinced him that she was his friend. Their deceitful friendship lasted for years. She also visited and studied the planet Sanguivor, hoping to learn from its “particular transdimensional properties”.

Smith contacted her, setting her a date at the Interdimensional Tavern, in the hope that she could help with his new friend Briar's vampirism. She accompanied the two to the Interdimensional Library to seek a cure, but then managed to convince them to head to her own house in her home universe. There, she strapped Briar in her machine and prepared to absorb the energy from her mysteriously-split timeline. However, Briar managed to push her out of the way and was zapped instead; the machine thus ironically caused the very divide in her timeline whose potential Nowhere had used to power it. The paradox caused a dangerous feedback that caused the machine to explode. When the dust cleared, Nowhere had vanished, though Century Smith guessed that she had simply shifted to safety. (PROSE: Century Smith and the Time Terror)

Romance with Everywhere

See main article: Jenny Nowhere (That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You)

One universe's incarnation of Nowhere had chalk-white skin and short black hair. Her eyes were peculiar, with the shape or presence of her pupils seemingly altering from day to day based on her mood. (COMIC: Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster, Earthworm Jim And Psy-Crow Cosplay By Jenny Everywhere And Jenny Nowhere, etc.)

She went barefoot and wore a black sleeveless shirt and shorts, as well as a flowing black scarf and dark gray goggles of her own. She had a skull-shaped hair clip, a large white skull print on the front of her T-shirt, and skull-shaped badges (matching her Jenny Everywhere's flower badges) on her T-shirt, scarf, and shorts. (COMIC: That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You, Death of Jenny Everywhere's Toaster, etc.)

This version of Nowhere was obsessively in love with Jenny Everywhere, who did not return her feelings. (COMIC: That Feeling When Your Antagonist Is Gay For You)

Defeated by Anywhere

Shortly after Jenny Everywhere disappeared across the Multiverse, one dour incarnation of Nowhere was dueled and defeated in one universe by Jenny Anywhere, who tied her down with shift-preventing chains. Anywhere then interrogated Nowhere, trying to get her to tell Anywhere how to bring Everywhere back. However, Nowhere managed to make Anywhere realise that she was not actually responsible, being neither capable or interested in wiping Jenny Everywhere from reality completely. She provisionally left Nowhere tied up until Everywhere could be found, promising to go back for her if and when Jenny Everywhere did turn up again, or it otherwise became apparent that Nowhere hadn't been responsible. (PROSE: The Disappearance of Jenny Everywhere)

As an Impostor

See main article: Jenny Nowhere (Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)

In one universe, Jenny Nowhere was a member of a futuristic, spacesuit-wearing crew; her spacesuit was black, with a skull motif. Also in the crew Jenny Anywhere and Jenny Everywhere. Unbeknownst to Everywhere and Somewhere, however, Nowhere was actually a murderous Impostor. After a body was found near some vents, the two real Crewmates began investigating, deducing that the Impostor must be someone from electric; however, returning to the scene of the crime, they seemed unaware that Nowhere was lurking in the shadows in person, dagger in hand. (COMIC: Jenny Nowhere Is Sus, She's The Impostor!)

Crashing Everywhere's birthday party

A version of Jenny Nowhere once crashed a birthday party organised by a Jenny Everywhere in a “place” created by Jenny Everywhere herself. She had a convoluted plan and “some new tricks”, with Everywhere later admitting that her gambit could have worked if she'd caught Jenny Everywhere alone. However, her many guests at the birthday party, which included wizards, kaiju, gods, and “things beyond gods”, fought back and saved the day. (PROSE: Fragment: Nowhere Plan)

In the 38167th Universe

See main article: Jenny Nowhere (38167th Universe)

The 38167th Universe's version of Jenny Nowhere was a woman with waist-length blond hair. She was orginally the (adopted) sister of the local Jenny Everywhere, who played an unfortunate part in turning her innocent sister into the monstrous Nowhere, which was the source of their enmity. (PROSE: Family Business)

Jennifer Nolan

In one universe, “Jenny Nowhere” existed as a fictional character alongside Jenny Everywhere. By 3001, there also existed a woman named Jennifer “Jenny” Nolan. She was a pale, short-haired blonde who often wore a black jumpsuit. Making use of the wide range of available, safe body-modification options in her native era, she had modified her eyes to be pitch-black and ringed with stars. Notably, “Jennifer Nolan” may only have been a localisation to give an equivalent name by 21st century standards to how her actual, potentially more exotic-seeming name might have come across in her native society — such as “Jenifa Luĉjo”.

Either way, she was a self-confessed adrenaline junkie, often going on adventures in virtual worlds with her friend Jenny Evans (with whom she shared a home “overlooking the rings of Saturn”), acting as her rival. She was highly driven during their games, slipping easily into the part of a ruthless villain. The other Jenny was a fan of Jenny Everywhere fiction, and completed a 25-year effort to read or otherwise experience all surviving Jenny Everywhere fiction on August 13th, 3001, which was close to her birthday. Jennifer gifted her a pair of goggles and a scarf to mark the occasion. This prompted both girls to realise that they could, by this point, consider themselves the closest thing their world had to proper incarnations of Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Nowhere, with knowledge of all Jenny Everywhere fiction acting as Jenny's way of tapping into her counterparts' experiences. Although neither took the idea wholly seriously, they soon departed for another virtual adventure and it may or may not have prompted Jenny to discover right there and then that she had real shifting powers. (PROSE: This Might Happen Someday)

In Reality 18

When the Jenny Everywhere of Reality 18 was transported by the Key of Enecloog to a hellish projection of all her dark thoughts, the scene was overseen by a looming Jenny Nowhere, “not quite real, watching from overhead like the Devil himself”. (PROSE: The Apocryphal Journeys of Jenny Everywhere)

On Mystepolia

See main article: Jenny Nowhere (775th Universe)

When the Interdimensional Ham Radio allowed “interdimensional busybodies” to ask questions to the Laura Drake and Jenny of one universe, who lived on the island of Mystepolia, one of the questions concerned Jenny Nowhere, asking if “when she showed up”, she would have a moth motif to match the main Jenny's mysterious association with butterflies. Jenny was merely confused by the question and moved on. (COMIC: The Demon and the Butterfly: Special Q&A)

In the 925th Universe

See main article: Jenny Nowhere (925th Universe)

A version of Jenny Somewhere existed in the 925th Universe and was present at the Dibbsy Store on December 24th, 2022 alongside Jenny Everywhere, Jenny Somewhere, Laura Drake and a few other notable individuals. (PROSE: A Very Jenny Over-There Christmas)

Miss Erehwon

See main article: Miss Erehwon

Also active in the 925th Universe, but apparently not the person seen at the Dibbsy store, was a woman who called herself “Miss Erehwon”. (PROSE: Set Up to Blow Up) She acquired a TARDIS in the 89067986779811167562948736197891674912223184th Universe, having intended to steal the Doctor's TARDIS only to accidentally steal the ship which the Doctor narrowly avoided stealing, and which had been sabotaged by the Great Intelligence. (PROSE: How to Steal Timeships & To Influence Time Lords)

At some point, she became aware of Dynamite Thor, and began occasionally dropping in on him and trying to point his destructive superheroics at her enemies, chiefly versions of Jenny Everywhere. One day, she appeared unexpectedly, gave him a flimsy story and a lot of explosives, then sent him off to the Kablamazon offices in search of a villain, in the hopes that Thor would not recognize Jenny Everywhere until it was too late. (PROSE: Set Up to Blow Up)

Dastardly sorceress

See main article: Jenny Nowhere 2 (To Hell With Good Intentions)

A dastardly sorceress, opposed to Ser Gennever, resided the keep of Nowhere. She had gathered seven gems for an unknown, but probably nefarious purpose. (PROSE: To Hell With Good Intentions)

Lady Erenow

See main article: Lady Calpernia Erenow

Reality 45's version of Jenny Nowhere resided in Castle Erenow under the pseudonym Lady Calpernia Evernow, which she had inherited from Carmilla la Fanu. Concordat Agent Michael Béliveau noted that she smiled as though she was in on a private joke, and suspected that she had acquired a love of anagrams from the vampire. She had a romantic relationship with her universe's Jenny, who she described as “halfway to Nowhere” due to her weakening connection to the mental link. She was aware that the Concordat was monitoring Jenny Everywhere's activities, and taunted them with a wink before destroying their Grigori. (PROSE: To Hell With Good Intentions)

As a Halloween costume

See main article: Jenny Nowhere (Halloween Preparations)

In one universe, the resident Jenny Everywhere dressed as Jenny Nowhere for Halloween one year, describing her as "kinda like [Everywhere] but[...] evil. Probably.". (COMIC: The Curse of a Fairly Normal Halloween) This occurred after she found a black wig while staying at 31 Spooner Street. (COMIC: Halloween Preparations)

Behind the scenes

Genesis

After making her debut as a twist ending to COMIC: Damn Fine Hostile Takeover, Jenny Nowhere was defined (as it were) by Nelson Evergreen on Episode #20 of the Webcomic Beacon podcast as “a blank slate. How she looks, how she dresses, her character quirks, what her agenda might be – it’s all up to the individual who wants to do something with the name. Anyone can create their own Jenny Nowhere from the ground up.”[1] He explained:

We’d imagine that – whatever she is – she functions in some way as a “prime antagonist” to Jenny Everywhere, like you say. Yin to the yang, and that. Which can work in all sorts of ways. I like the idea that in each universe there’s a Jenny Everywhere who’s recognizably Jenny Everywhere in name, character and appearance… and somewhere in each universe there’s a Jenny Nowhere who’s recognizably Jenny Nowhere in name only.

Maybe creators should be encouraged to come up with a Jenny Nowhere that actively avoids comparisons with existing versions of the character… to go out on a limb and make up something totally unique.

Nelson Evergreen


Upon creating their own version of Jenny Nowhere, Jeanne McClure noted that they “were fine” with people using that design, although they did also enjoy seeing other people's takes.[2]

Artist "Lady Kraken" later created her own version of the character, giving the following description:

Jenny Nowhere is also known as "The Shifter Slayer", or simply "Nowhere". She is the sworn enemy of Jenny Everywhere, and seeks to kill any and all Shifters that live throughout the many alternate universes. She has the same Shifter powers as Everywhere, but she uses them in a far more sinister manner. She's a public domain character who can be used by anyone, so long as you include this paragraph.
Lady Kraken

Notes & References

Open-source elements making up the core Jenny Everywhere mythos
Characters
Protagonists
Jenny AnywhereJenny Everywhere
Companions & associates of Jenny Everywhere
Jimmy AnytimeLaura DrakeJenny ElsewhereBunny EveryhareSophie EverytimeHakheJulie JacobsThe Man in GreyNeetaOctobrianaJenny Over-ThereShatterScreenJenny SomewhereJimmy WhereverMichael Wherever
Villains & enemies of Jenny Everywhere
ChaosDeathThe DevilCardinal DraculaLaura DrakeLord GrallyxJenny NowhereBunny Nullhare
The Abstracts
Chaos (Chaos)Illumination (Lit)Knowledge (Lailoken)Luminance (Rae)Misfortune (Odious)Terror (Strach)
Concepts
The InfiniteThe MultiverseShifting • The Unfinite


Incarnations of Jenny Nowhere
Recurring
Damn Fine Hostile Takeover38167th Universe775th Universe • "Miss Erehwon"
Other notable versions of Jenny Nowhere
Nowhere IslandOriginal Parallax Jenny NowhereParallax Jenny NowhereMore
Recurring elements of The Cosmic Beholder
The Odds
The Blue KnightCaptain EveningCentenniaArmstrong FatbuckleMerv the GriffinJenny EverywhereJenny NowhereJung-La
The Terrific Two & associates
KellyJenkinsProfessor MadisonRobot MadisonRodney RabbitThe Mutant
Villains
ArmageddaBureau of SingularityCaptain PerfectDoctor BrainThe DevilHexiaInsectoJesse BrainNew Protectors (Kate Kerrigan)
Other characters
AliciaBabsThe Big Bad WolfGlow GirlThe Human TreeMysto the Space-WizardRed Riding HoodTerry Tornado
Items
Doctor Brain's PortalFortress of EveningMagic Sword of the Legion of LightOdd MobileProfessor Madison's deviceSkycicle