...​enemy. Clownworld’s mother is typically understood to be the serpent headed Kauket, Kek’s onetime consort. His conception is believed to mark the first and last time the immortal incel Kek 'had relations.' Like the Reptiloids, Boa possesses the chameleonic ability to appear in either human or amphibian form. In his amphibian form, he alludes to his conscious malevolence and lust for chaotic destruction by styling himself as a clown, complete with a multicolored wig. In human form, he appears as the nebbish, unassuming, professorial, and earnest-seeming Frank Boa. As Frank, he is a foremost academic in the field of nuclear chemistry and serves as the dean of Providence College in Providence, Rhode Island.

...​​embedded at various points of their bodies, few details escape the C.A.R.E.N’s notice. This cyborg is designed to diplomatically, but firmly, engage potential suspicious persons and trespassers in order to dissuade unlawful entry into protected Alliance areas. In the event of escalation, she transmits a radio signal to jam all cell phone use within a six-hundred-yard radius. This prevents the dissemination of unwanted viral videos or other communications whereby she might be slurred as “a Caren.”

...​​​superhero team known as the Godgang, which includes Trad Cat, Ortho-Bro, and Flamer. Volt directs the Godgang in their service to the Lord, protecting and favoring those who follow His will. One rumor suggests that, though he does not appear publicly as a winged crusader of God, Deus Volt is in fact the United States Secretary of Defense, Paul Hyland. Much of this speculation stems from the curious Jerusalem cross tattoo emblazoned on Hyland’s chest. Deus Volt also takes his name especially from his “electrical nature.” Lightning emanates from his body at will, and he was once the preferred lightning hurler among "the Elohim," which includes the Lord and His angels. Deus Volt’s name, referring to his electrical nature, is obvious related to the Latin phrase Deus Vult (“God Wills it”). Naturally the angel does not object to this variant spelling.

...​​​extraordinary strength and durability. Yet, he is an abnormal of extremely low intelligence. His opposite, Galaxy Brain, is a level 12 paranormal, possessing a gigantic brain capable of incredible intellectual and paranormal feats. While Grugim is believed to be the last of a breed called the Corpora, Galaxy Brain is one of a tiny remnant of the Animarum. The Corpora and Animarum— which may be referred to as the Grugim and Galaxy Brains, respectively— are believed to be two radically bifurcated devolutions of the same ancient alien species, the Hyborean.

...​​​​Succubus-kind. Indeed, only one in every seven hundred Succubi is truly special—possessing that star power, that je ne sais quoi. Such a potential Succubus, once identified, is selected by the Reptiloids and given three bites. This greatly accelerates her metabolism, granting her the ability to move at astonishing speeds. Yet it also suppresses the emergence of the freakish additional arms found in Webgirls. The evolutionary goal is to conceal—at least to some degree—the repulsive monstrousness of the Succubi Speedster, so that she may better obtain elite Hyborean prey. Additionally, these arch-Succubi excel at mind control. Derived from Hyborean Venusians, for billions of years, Mercurian Succubi Speedsters are considered Level 6 paranormals