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The [[Shelterville]] garage was equipped with an interociter. A [[Mechanic (24 Hour Comic 2019)|mechanic]] once used it to call [[Jenny Everywhere#In Reality Z-25 31-H|Jenny Everywhere]] and [[Jenny Anywhere#In Reality Z-25 31-H|Jenny Anywhere]] at [[Greta Överallt]]'s request. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[24 Hour Comic 2019 (comic story)|24 Hour Comic 2019]]'') | The [[Shelterville]] garage was equipped with an interociter. A [[Mechanic (24 Hour Comic 2019)|mechanic]] once used it to call [[Jenny Everywhere#In Reality Z-25 31-H|Jenny Everywhere]] and [[Jenny Anywhere#In Reality Z-25 31-H|Jenny Anywhere]] at [[Greta Överallt]]'s request. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[24 Hour Comic 2019 (comic story)|24 Hour Comic 2019]]'') | ||
[[The Man in Grey]] was seen using an Interociter to spy on [[Jenny_Everywhere_(775th_Universe)|Jenny]] and [[Laura_Drake_(775th_Universe)|Laura]] for nefarious purposes. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny_and_the_Multiverse_(series)|Jenny and the Multiverse]]'') | [[The Man in Grey (925th Universe)|The Man in Grey]] was seen using an Interociter to spy on [[Jenny_Everywhere_(775th_Universe)|Jenny]] and [[Laura_Drake_(775th_Universe)|Laura]] for nefarious purposes. ([[COMIC]]: ''[[Jenny_and_the_Multiverse_(series)|Jenny and the Multiverse]]'') | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
Revision as of 19:59, 18 April 2023
An interociter was a device which enabled video communication in real time across universes, and even with dimensional travellers currently travelling the Void.
The Shelterville garage was equipped with an interociter. A mechanic once used it to call Jenny Everywhere and Jenny Anywhere at Greta Överallt's request. (COMIC: 24 Hour Comic 2019)
The Man in Grey was seen using an Interociter to spy on Jenny and Laura for nefarious purposes. (COMIC: Jenny and the Multiverse)
Behind the scenes
The interociter is one letter removed from the interocitor, an iconic multi-purpose science-fiction device from Raymond F. Jones's This Island Earth and its film adaptation. The downard-pointing triangular shape of the interociter's screen matches This Island Earth's interocitors, though there are some differences in the details.
