Tenchi Masaki
ACME Ace Detective, Inventor
- Best answers
- 1
- AMA
- findcarmen.com
- Known Aliases
- Tenko(don't ask), Kami Jack, Guy Smart, Tenten
- Color #
- 035096
This story was approved by the production code administration of the storybook Producers & Distributors of America. Certificate NO.401
Released as declassified information under permission by the Northern Intelligence Administration for the purpose of a reading or audiobook series of formatted bedtime stories to help children sleep.
Jack B. Nimble………........Tenchi Masaki
Mary Contrary……………..Kylie Griffin
Mami Kashiwagi................Herself
Bari Kashiwagi..................Herself
Tom Piper.………………….Himself
Little Bo Peep……..……………Herself
Silas Barnaby…………………Himself
Georgie Porgy………………..Himself
The Jester……………Theodore West
Walter Wiley………………….Himself
Charlet Saylor………….…….Herself
Laverna Heist…………..…….Herself
Carmen Sandiego……….….Herself
Zack Monaghan………..….Himself
Ivy Monaghan…………..….Herself
Tatiana Cerileva Ezrin……..Herself
Paige Turner……..………….Herself
Sachi Karin…………………..Herself
Candy Corn……………..……Herself
Cabochon Diamond……….Herself
Ruslan………………………....Himself
Anya White………………….Herself
Pecos Bill……………………..Himself
D.Va…………………………….Herself
Pretty Bomber………………Herself
Miss Honey………………..…Herself
Kotetsu………………………..Himself
Bagura………………………..Himself
Nancy Drew…………………Herself
Jenny Leclue…………….….Herself
Carson Drew………………Himself
Phoenix Wright……………Himself
Apollo Justice…………….Himself
Everett Dred……………….Himself
Casey Hughes………………Himself
Humpty Dumpty..………Himself
And
Bill Paxton as the Toymail Boss
The Emblem Warriors
Marth……………………….Himself
Ike……………………………Himself
Roy………………………….Himself
Lucina……………………Herself
Robin……………………..Himself
S.T.E.A.M.
Henry Fleming……….......Himself
John Henry………......…...Himself
Tom Sawyer…….………….Himself
Dorothy Gale………………..Herself
Scarecrow……………………Himself
Tin Man………………………Himself
Lion……………………………..Himself
The Fox………………………Herself
Queequeg……………………Himself
Randolph Carter………...Himself
Califia………………………..Herself
The Five Dastardly Bombers
Plasma Bomber………………..Himself
Golem Bomber……..…….……Himself
Magnet Bomber………….…….Himself
Phantom Bomber………………Himself
Elf Troopers
Red Trooper
Black Trooper
Blue Trooper
Pink Trooper
Yellow Trooper
Special Guests
The Nutcracker Prince……….………………………Hans
Queen Anne of Hearts……………………………….Anne
Ole King Cole…………………………………………..Cole
The Little Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe………………………Mother Hubbard
The Lord of Toys the, Santa Claus…………………………………….Saint Nicholas Claus
Toyland, Toyland
Little girl and boy land
While you dwell within it
You are ever happy there
Childhood’s joy land
Mystic merry Toyland
Once you pass its borders
You can ne’er return again
When you’ve grown up, my dears
And are as old as I
You’ll laugh and ponder on the years
That roll so swiftly by, my dears
That roll so swiftly by
Childhood’s joy land
Mystic merry Toyland
Once you pass its borders
You can ne’er return again
Hello, I’m Alice Pleasance Liddell, and my life is not what it should be. It should have me as the model of perfection and placed above you all at the center of the world’s attention. It all started because of her. That wretched little bug. Her horrible friends. That miserable town of Toyland. They cost me everything. But now she will pay...
As Alice ended her introduction to Bad-Anon, the room applauded in support of their newest unexpected member. Clyde, waiting for everyone’s clapping to cease, said, “Ms Liddell, your ambitions for vengeance aren’t wrong, dear, just misplaced. You must learn to channel your inner negative feelings towards positive life goals.” Alice, sneering at the thought, said, “There is nothing more positive than destroying my enemies! All of them! Starting with that hack of a Queen Anne and then the main course, that goodie gumdrop Charlet!”
Clyde was used to villains in denial; some were more vocal about it than others. But he always told them that every villain’s healing process was different. Clyde, calm as ever, said, “Well, ms Liddell, all you have to do is accept that being bad doesn’t make you bad. That being said, don’t worry too much about heroes’ lives. They have problems just like everyone else.” Accepting that the happily ever after trope was 100% true, Alice said, “Oh please, I’m sure Charlet is being adored by everyone right now as we speak.”
It would seem that some people have moved on from the last time we met. In contrast, some had other ideas they planned on enacting. It wasn’t lost on either world, ours or Toyland, that Alice had been found guilty of crimes against the State and the Crown. While the denizens of Toyland were able to learn the whole story of Alice’s treachery, our world was not so lucky. Jack B. Nimble and Mary Contrary handled the relevant information regarding Emerald Empire Corporation and its CEO, Alice. King Cole and his lovely wife, the Queen of Hearts, Anne, had ensured all forces loyal to the Emerald Empire were exposed across the land. At the same time, the people of Toyland thanked their heroes, Jack, Mary, Tom Piper, Little Bo Peep, Gabby, Georgie Porgy, Pecos Bill, D.va, Ruslan, and our little Charlet.
That is how Toyland knows them; of course, the general population routinely talks of the little girl and boy who came to town and stopped that wicked miser Barnaby. Who, by the way, was running Bogey Town as usual. He, along with Jester, Bagura, and Walter, ensured things were as unpleasant as possible. Cabbie found being the wife of the town “hero” was its own reward—namely, constant attention and the envious ire of the girls.
The forces of doom had to contend with their protege Alice and her newfound vengeance. Like a spoiled child, Alice felt entitled to anything she wanted but thought she was within reason. She decided she knew more than older, more experienced people around her and that they could only get in the way of her genius and insight. These beliefs weren’t a problem until Alice gained power and influence through the Emerald Empire. Her position meant you had to listen to her or risk losing your position.
From rambling nonsensical plans to interrupting people with her ideas, everyone in earshot grew afraid. Alice was smiling and serene, and people felt it was almost as if she wasn’t even speaking to them as people but rather as dolls in an elaborate tea party or dollhouse display. Apparently, “Main character syndrome” was an understatement, but she assured everyone she would be heard and they would listen.
That was until her downfall. Afterward, people thought themselves rid of her. But sadly, that was wishful thinking, as her army of overpaid lawyers issued appeals, and Alice was transferred to a minimum security mansion. An aggressive PR campaign by the Emerald Empire Corporation called “EEC is for me!” ran damage control. They told the public the company was “cleaning house” and ensuring the customer came first. Lazy consumerists were pleased, and EEC’s sales stabilized. All that was left was rebuilding upper management.
Released as declassified information under permission by the Northern Intelligence Administration for the purpose of a reading or audiobook series of formatted bedtime stories to help children sleep.
Jack B. Nimble………........Tenchi Masaki
Mary Contrary……………..Kylie Griffin
Mami Kashiwagi................Herself
Bari Kashiwagi..................Herself
Tom Piper.………………….Himself
Little Bo Peep……..……………Herself
Silas Barnaby…………………Himself
Georgie Porgy………………..Himself
The Jester……………Theodore West
Walter Wiley………………….Himself
Charlet Saylor………….…….Herself
Laverna Heist…………..…….Herself
Carmen Sandiego……….….Herself
Zack Monaghan………..….Himself
Ivy Monaghan…………..….Herself
Tatiana Cerileva Ezrin……..Herself
Paige Turner……..………….Herself
Sachi Karin…………………..Herself
Candy Corn……………..……Herself
Cabochon Diamond……….Herself
Ruslan………………………....Himself
Anya White………………….Herself
Pecos Bill……………………..Himself
D.Va…………………………….Herself
Pretty Bomber………………Herself
Miss Honey………………..…Herself
Kotetsu………………………..Himself
Bagura………………………..Himself
Nancy Drew…………………Herself
Jenny Leclue…………….….Herself
Carson Drew………………Himself
Phoenix Wright……………Himself
Apollo Justice…………….Himself
Everett Dred……………….Himself
Casey Hughes………………Himself
Humpty Dumpty..………Himself
And
Bill Paxton as the Toymail Boss
The Emblem Warriors
Marth……………………….Himself
Ike……………………………Himself
Roy………………………….Himself
Lucina……………………Herself
Robin……………………..Himself
S.T.E.A.M.
Henry Fleming……….......Himself
John Henry………......…...Himself
Tom Sawyer…….………….Himself
Dorothy Gale………………..Herself
Scarecrow……………………Himself
Tin Man………………………Himself
Lion……………………………..Himself
The Fox………………………Herself
Queequeg……………………Himself
Randolph Carter………...Himself
Califia………………………..Herself
The Five Dastardly Bombers
Plasma Bomber………………..Himself
Golem Bomber……..…….……Himself
Magnet Bomber………….…….Himself
Phantom Bomber………………Himself
Elf Troopers
Red Trooper
Black Trooper
Blue Trooper
Pink Trooper
Yellow Trooper
Special Guests
The Nutcracker Prince……….………………………Hans
Queen Anne of Hearts……………………………….Anne
Ole King Cole…………………………………………..Cole
The Little Old Lady Who Lived in a Shoe………………………Mother Hubbard
The Lord of Toys the, Santa Claus…………………………………….Saint Nicholas Claus
Toyland, Toyland
Little girl and boy land
While you dwell within it
You are ever happy there
Childhood’s joy land
Mystic merry Toyland
Once you pass its borders
You can ne’er return again
When you’ve grown up, my dears
And are as old as I
You’ll laugh and ponder on the years
That roll so swiftly by, my dears
That roll so swiftly by
Childhood’s joy land
Mystic merry Toyland
Once you pass its borders
You can ne’er return again
Hello, I’m Alice Pleasance Liddell, and my life is not what it should be. It should have me as the model of perfection and placed above you all at the center of the world’s attention. It all started because of her. That wretched little bug. Her horrible friends. That miserable town of Toyland. They cost me everything. But now she will pay...
As Alice ended her introduction to Bad-Anon, the room applauded in support of their newest unexpected member. Clyde, waiting for everyone’s clapping to cease, said, “Ms Liddell, your ambitions for vengeance aren’t wrong, dear, just misplaced. You must learn to channel your inner negative feelings towards positive life goals.” Alice, sneering at the thought, said, “There is nothing more positive than destroying my enemies! All of them! Starting with that hack of a Queen Anne and then the main course, that goodie gumdrop Charlet!”
Clyde was used to villains in denial; some were more vocal about it than others. But he always told them that every villain’s healing process was different. Clyde, calm as ever, said, “Well, ms Liddell, all you have to do is accept that being bad doesn’t make you bad. That being said, don’t worry too much about heroes’ lives. They have problems just like everyone else.” Accepting that the happily ever after trope was 100% true, Alice said, “Oh please, I’m sure Charlet is being adored by everyone right now as we speak.”
It would seem that some people have moved on from the last time we met. In contrast, some had other ideas they planned on enacting. It wasn’t lost on either world, ours or Toyland, that Alice had been found guilty of crimes against the State and the Crown. While the denizens of Toyland were able to learn the whole story of Alice’s treachery, our world was not so lucky. Jack B. Nimble and Mary Contrary handled the relevant information regarding Emerald Empire Corporation and its CEO, Alice. King Cole and his lovely wife, the Queen of Hearts, Anne, had ensured all forces loyal to the Emerald Empire were exposed across the land. At the same time, the people of Toyland thanked their heroes, Jack, Mary, Tom Piper, Little Bo Peep, Gabby, Georgie Porgy, Pecos Bill, D.va, Ruslan, and our little Charlet.
That is how Toyland knows them; of course, the general population routinely talks of the little girl and boy who came to town and stopped that wicked miser Barnaby. Who, by the way, was running Bogey Town as usual. He, along with Jester, Bagura, and Walter, ensured things were as unpleasant as possible. Cabbie found being the wife of the town “hero” was its own reward—namely, constant attention and the envious ire of the girls.
The forces of doom had to contend with their protege Alice and her newfound vengeance. Like a spoiled child, Alice felt entitled to anything she wanted but thought she was within reason. She decided she knew more than older, more experienced people around her and that they could only get in the way of her genius and insight. These beliefs weren’t a problem until Alice gained power and influence through the Emerald Empire. Her position meant you had to listen to her or risk losing your position.
From rambling nonsensical plans to interrupting people with her ideas, everyone in earshot grew afraid. Alice was smiling and serene, and people felt it was almost as if she wasn’t even speaking to them as people but rather as dolls in an elaborate tea party or dollhouse display. Apparently, “Main character syndrome” was an understatement, but she assured everyone she would be heard and they would listen.
That was until her downfall. Afterward, people thought themselves rid of her. But sadly, that was wishful thinking, as her army of overpaid lawyers issued appeals, and Alice was transferred to a minimum security mansion. An aggressive PR campaign by the Emerald Empire Corporation called “EEC is for me!” ran damage control. They told the public the company was “cleaning house” and ensuring the customer came first. Lazy consumerists were pleased, and EEC’s sales stabilized. All that was left was rebuilding upper management.
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