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Species: Cyrway (or "Ace"): "Wise-ass telepath" a human from
the Orthodox dimension who once in her own little multiverse she
has created becomes in her own words "Notebook Goddess" or
"Q".
Gecko: "Annoyingly Dashing Magic-using Freak" Originally from
the defunct TMNT fanfic universe, a half-fay, half human, mutated
into a reptilian humanoid.
Brooklyn: "Cynical Gargoyle" a full-blooded gargoyle from the
Gargoyles fanfic universe.
First Appearance: "Parallel Parked in a Diagonal Multiverse" by Amy K. Cyrway
Other Appearances: "The Boredom Relief Comics" by Amy K. Cyrway
Created by: Amy K. Cyrway
Early in 1996, Cyrway got bored one day in class and started to draw little comics in her notebook, creating a multidimensional tear in the time/space continuum which sucked her into her own little pocket dimension. There, she hooked up with two characters, Gecko, and Brooklyn, the Champions Eternal of two different realms, who were constantly at each other's throats. From there, they left a path of senseless path of mindless destruction in her notebooks. One day, they had stumbled upon one of Donatello's inventions, the teleslip, which allowed them to go into TV shows and movies, though it blew up and they were forced into re-enacting various scenes, from an episode of South Park to the movie Akira. This shift can happen at any time. Also, Dylan Blacquiere's Whitbourne seems to drop in from time to time for some reason and gets picked on by both Gecko and Brook...
Cyrway, though a normal human most of the time, can transform into her gargoyle counterpart, Eddie, at will. She also is telepathic once in her world. Gecko is a powerful magic-user and telekinetic, though tends to use it for causing mischief. He also possesses the ability to climb sheer walls and regeneration of severed limbs (which he likes to disturb Brooklyn with.) Brooklyn is a a seemingly normal gargoyle, save for the fact that in the Orthodox dimension, wears a leather jacket, Smashing Pumpkins tee-shirt, and tattered jeans in place of the traditional loincloth.