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At some point, the consciousness of [[ | At some point, the consciousness of [[Jenny Everywhere 4 (The Late Shift)|a different Jenny]] from [[Universe D (The Late Shift)|another universe]] [[shift]]ed into this Jenny. In a burning city, the possessed Jenny faced a firing squad, which she soon escaped by physically shifting away from the predicament before she got hurt, releasing her grip on the local body in the process. | ||
Now under her own power, the Jenny with the tiger-stripes pattern later showed up, alongside several other Jennies, as one of the clients in the store where the Jenny who'd borrowed her body worked. She looked bored with having to wait as part of the queue. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Late Shift (comic story)|The Late Shift]]'') | Now under her own power, the Jenny with the tiger-stripes pattern later showed up, alongside several other Jennies, as one of the clients in the store where the Jenny who'd borrowed her body worked. She looked bored with having to wait as part of the queue. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[The Late Shift (comic story)|The Late Shift]]'') | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:10, 15 August 2024
The Third Universe was seemingly home to one incarnation of Jenny Everywhere. She was Asian in appearance. (COMIC: The Late Shift)
However, after the Unravel, this Jenny was seemingly rewritten to be a male incarnation, an aviator from the 1930s known as Achron Everywhere, broadly fitting the Johnny Everywhere archetype. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)
Description
Physical appearance
Jenny had clearly Asian features but with fair hair. She had rectangular goggles and a flower-pin in her hair, and was seen to wear clothing with a tiger-stripes pattern; first a shirt with matching trousers, and later a dress. (COMIC: The Late Shift)
Post-Unravel, this Jenny was male. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)
Biography
At some point, the consciousness of a different Jenny from another universe shifted into this Jenny. In a burning city, the possessed Jenny faced a firing squad, which she soon escaped by physically shifting away from the predicament before she got hurt, releasing her grip on the local body in the process.
Now under her own power, the Jenny with the tiger-stripes pattern later showed up, alongside several other Jennies, as one of the clients in the store where the Jenny who'd borrowed her body worked. She looked bored with having to wait as part of the queue. (COMIC: The Late Shift)
Post-Unravel
The Unravel, a catastrophe that damaged multiple universes, seemingly affected this Jenny; as a result, the Third Universe's incarnation was known as Achron Everywhere, a male incarnation. In this altered state, Achron was an aviator from the 1930s.
Another incarnation of Jenny, aware of the Unravel, shifted into Achron mentally after considerable trepidation given the Third Universe's reputation at the best of times. In Achron's body, Jenny travelled to a snowy planet and met two stranded Pinguis, Bibendum and Puff Tremayne, who had also been affected. She gifted them with a device to escape the planet, and, developing a craving for chocolate, Jenny shifted out of Achron and into another Jenny in a world of pure imagination. (PROSE: A World of Pure Unimagination)
Behind the scenes
- Currently, the Jenny Everywhere briefly seen in The Late Shift was the first time a Jenny has been seen in the "main Doctor Who universe", known as in the Third Universe in Jenny Everywhere stories; even this, however, was in an unofficial capacity.
- It took over twenty years later for the Third Universe's native Jenny to appear in an official capacity, appearing in Xavier Llewellyn's short story A World of Pure Unimagination, making use of various licensed DWU elements. However, while The Late Shift's Jenny did not make a return, as it featured a male incarnation instead, the story acknowledged that the male incarnation was probably the result of time being rewritten, thus indirectly acknowledging the original Jenny.
External links
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