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}}'''Mandragora-257''' was a body-hopping alchemist. Originally an android belonging to the [[Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids]], he became a criminal and cheated death, hopping from one body to another, as he was chased through the [[multiverse]] by another member of his kind, [[Pythagoras-858]]. | }}'''Mandragora-257''' was a body-hopping, villainous alchemist with multiversal capabilities. | ||
==Description== | |||
===Physical appearance=== | |||
Mandragora-257's various bodies were marked out by his eerie, golden eyes. Beyond this shared traits, both of his known bodies displayed a lightly-colored, scraggly beard and dressed in overwhelmingly purplish-to-burgundy colours. At least one of his human form had an unhealthy, sickly skin tone and a frozen, disconcerting, toothy grin. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids (comic story)|Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids]]'') | |||
==Biography== | |||
Originally an android belonging to the [[Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids]], he became a criminal and cheated death, hopping from one body to another, as he was chased through the [[multiverse]] by another member of his kind, [[Pythagoras-858]]. | |||
When Pythagoras met [[Jenny Everywhere#Adventures with the Cupids|Jenny Everywhere]], he briefly wondered if she might be a new incarnation of Mandragora, but relented when she showed him that her eyes did not have the characteristic golden glow shared by all of Mandragora's sleeves. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids (comic story)|Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids]]'') | When Pythagoras met [[Jenny Everywhere#Adventures with the Cupids|Jenny Everywhere]], he briefly wondered if she might be a new incarnation of Mandragora, but relented when she showed him that her eyes did not have the characteristic golden glow shared by all of Mandragora's sleeves. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids (comic story)|Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids]]'') | ||
Revision as of 10:34, 24 August 2020
Mandragora-257 was a body-hopping, villainous alchemist with multiversal capabilities.
Description
Physical appearance
Mandragora-257's various bodies were marked out by his eerie, golden eyes. Beyond this shared traits, both of his known bodies displayed a lightly-colored, scraggly beard and dressed in overwhelmingly purplish-to-burgundy colours. At least one of his human form had an unhealthy, sickly skin tone and a frozen, disconcerting, toothy grin. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids)
Biography
Originally an android belonging to the Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids, he became a criminal and cheated death, hopping from one body to another, as he was chased through the multiverse by another member of his kind, Pythagoras-858.
When Pythagoras met Jenny Everywhere, he briefly wondered if she might be a new incarnation of Mandragora, but relented when she showed him that her eyes did not have the characteristic golden glow shared by all of Mandragora's sleeves. (COMIC: Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids)
Behind the scenes
Origins
Mandragora-257 is one of the major recurring antagonists of the The Crew of the Copper-Colored Cupids series, of which Jenny Everywhere Meets The Crew Of The Copper-Colored Cupids was an installment as well as being a Jenny Everywhere story. His prior history with Pythagoras-858 was detailed in preexisting prose stories, The Resurrection of the Wellsians and The Dark Cabaret.
Notes & References
- ↑ First appearance in directly Jenny-related media; actual debut was in 2019's The Resurrection of the Wellsians.
