Unten (series)

In The Gnarled Family, Gnarled I and Rose Tree are two entities from different universes that were brought into the Dumbtendoverse, which would be later the Fantendoverse. Eventually, they found a little Beorn named Unten. They took care of him for a while, and when monsters attacked, the two sent him to safety in a mysterious lab. After fighting the monsters, Rose Tree decided to go and check on Unten. Unten had been pressing buttons freeing two powerful entities, The Balance and The Internet, before running away.

In Fantendo Forever, Unten is part of the "finest heroes" summoned by King Plumber to protect the User Crystal against Mister ?.

In Team Fanon, Unten is living in the Fantendo Castle. When King Plumber suspects enemies to have broken in, he locks every exit of the castle. The King is right and they are attacked by the Deadly Attack Recon Kharacters (D.A.R.K.) led by Netnu. The battle abruptly stops when Netnu finds Eliza, a green beorn he seems to know.

In The End, Unten's castle is destroyed when a dark force launched by The Enemy erases the multiverse.

In Pilot, Unten faces off against the powerful Mary Sue, but their battle takes a twist when the world around them is revealed to be a video game called Fantendo. Jake, a hacker from the real world, and other humans are brought into Fantendo and meet its characters. Mary Sue uses her reality-warping abilities to manipulate the group and gain control, but the heroes resist. With an ultra-powerful energy beam, Unten sends her back home, restoring peace. However, the humans from the real world are left confused about their role in Fantendo.

In Random Access Memories, Unten and his team investigate a meteor that crashed near Chief Dongorio’s village. The meteor is revealed to be connected to Unten’s home planet, Zeon, causing him to faint upon approaching it. It's causing Unten vision as cryptic messages, leaving unanswered questions about Unten’s past and the true nature of the meteor. In a "glitch moment", Unten turns into Netnu for a second.

In Super Sport Movie 2000, to win the big prize of the Super Sport Cup 2000, a bizarre competition that combines basketball and hockey, Unten becomes the reluctant coach of “Tavern Tusslers”. Things get stranger when a future version of Unten arrives, warning of dire consequences if they continue. Ignoring the warnings, the team faces off against Future Unten’s team in a wild game full of confusion and mishaps.

In Unten Gets Pregnant, Unten's belly has been expanding in size, leaving everyone to believe he is pregnant.

In You Just Don't Get It!, Unten and Flip are rocking out to Guitar Hero when Rachel tells them about a nearby joke contest. Despite Britt's teasing, they rush off to sign up. Meanwhile, Netnu, lost in the desert, mistakes a mammoth skull for a Wal-Mart, only to find a quirky shack selling hats and trenchcoats.

In ...Isn't This Where We Came In?, after a fight against The Enemy and his army of clones, the group gathers at Rachel's tavern when they discover a strange smell coming from the vents. ScratchKat investigates and finds old tapes. After watching one, they see a disturbing video of a future Unten being interrogated by the FBI about a mysterious key. The video cuts off abruptly, leaving the group unsettled.

In Bold New Direction, Rachel's tavern blows up with the group inside. They survive but Unten lost an arm in the explosion. The entire group tries to figure out the cause of the explosion.

In Piaculum, after being kidnapped, Unten (now with a robotic arm) goes into a trance on the day of his birthday and goes on an introspective and seemingly hallucinogenic journey. Unten seems to be in the company of Pesh on an island shaped like the number 7 but it could also be part of the trance.

In Fun, ScratchKat tries to break the tension in the group but the room remains silent, with Unten's robotic arm squeaking as the only response. Rachel is especially upset that Unten and the others didn’t support her illegal plan, as a drug ring out of a taco truck. Even at the fairgrounds, the group remains disengaged until Ohama calls them out, reminding them that despite what happened to them, they are alive and together. Her speech moves everybody, who apologizes to each other.

In X and Y, The Fan begins to have nightmares of a giant X. Later, Unten, Britt, Rachel, and Ella are marked with an X on their bodies. Their X is getting bigger and will eventually kill them. They go to a man known only as "Y" who can heal them, under one condition: kill both the Fan and Enemy. The group now must kill the deities of the Fantendoverse or die.

In How to Stop Doomsday, trapped in a time loop where the villains win and kill everyone over and over, Unten must exit the loop to save his friends despite a small chance of success.

In Rule of Cool, a team composed of various members of the Fantendoverse including Unten, Squav, and Mika are fighting Netnu and his robots. Unten a charged-up energy beam called Beorn Blast to defeat the enemies.

In Double Trouble, the team has to fight clones of themselves creating confusion and mistrust between them.

In Breathe Slowly, Unten wakes up in a creepy hospital where Leah, a sinister doctor, plans to steal his organs. He escapes and, once outside, Unten finds himself in a snowy town called Eastpine, far from Weststar, and his arms are miraculously restored. A police officer gives him a ride into town, where Unten meets Ohama, an old acquaintance who reveals that his friends Rachel and Britt have grown distant and now have kids. Unten, confused and suffering from memory loss, realizes he’s been missing for a long time and decides to search for his old friends. Meanwhile, Leah vows to find him.

In Old Friends, Unten meets Rachel and Britt, Rachel lets him know that he’s been missing for five years, and they catch up on what’s happened. Rachel explains that the group tried to stay together but eventually moved away from Weststar. Unten shares his recent experiences, including his encounter with Leah Needlenam, which surprises Rachel and Britt. The episode ends with Unten sleeping on the couch, while in a desert, Netnu learns that Unten is alive and begins heading toward Eastpine.

In The Blackout, when a power outage occurs, Unten, Rachel, and Britt investigate the power plant, where they find knocked-out workers and Rachel mysteriously disappears. Unten and Britt discover a man in a red uniform feeding marshmallows to something in the shadows. The shadowy figure turns out to be ScratchKat, who had been brainwashed. Britt restores the power, and they rescue ScratchKat and Rachel.

In Bullet, Unten, determined to uncover the mystery of his return, and the man in a red uniform, ventures into Eastpine's red light district. After a near-death encounter with a gang marked by blue tattoos, Unten adopts the new identity of "Bullet." Armed with a machine gun and fake cigarettes, Bullet finds a clue in a club but attracts more violence around him. As the "Bullet" violent persona begins to consume him, Unten struggles with keeping himself together.

In The Great Train Robbery, Unten hops onto a train and meets his friend Strafe. They talk about life and Strafe’s recent troubles when Unten spots ninjas attacking the train. Strafe uses his pistol while Unten unleashes lightning from his palms to defeat their attackers. After the fight, they decide to visit their friend Rachel.

In Witch House, Unten and Strafe hop off a train for repairs and end up stranded in a forest after the train leaves without them. They meet Edith who invites them to her house for food. Inside, they notice something strange about the house. After eating, Edith suddenly falls asleep, and Unten explores the basement, finding PalmMan chained to the wall. Realizing that Edith might be planning to eat them, Unten, Strafe, and PalmMan quickly escape. Edith, left alone, cries, revealing her desire for friends.

In Hotdogs and Halal, Unten meets Sakeena who writes fanfictions about him and other Fantendo heroes, like Strafe. Unten is surprised to learn that they're famous after the Fantendo: Playing War events.

In Another One, Unten, through a manhole, descends into a dark underground tunnel where he finds an orange Beorn, Fenne. Unten begins to feel the weight of being one of the last of his kind, and his unease grows as he realizes that Fenne isn’t fully civilized. Unten struggles with the idea of being forced into a relationship with Fenne simply because they are the last two Beorns. Later, Unten contacts Rachel, who advises him not to feel pressured into anything that doesn’t feel right to him. The mystery deepens when Leah takes a blood sample from Fenne and discovers that her blood appears artificial. After this unsettling discovery, Fenne runs off.

In Crash, Rachel asks why Unten moved out instead of staying with her. Unten dodges the question, saying it’s complicated. Rachel empathizes, relating his emotional struggles to pushing people away out of fear of hurting them. After a motorcycle accident, Rachel is sent to have surgery where she is saved by Leah. After the surgery, Unten confesses to Rachel how much she means to

In Zeon Falling, Unten begins questioning his own fame, especially after seeing Leah's massive fanbase. Later, Unten meets Oliver, a book publisher, who offers to write Unten's biography. Unten sits with a biographer Oliver for an interview aimed at convincing a publisher not to alter his life story for commercial gain. Unten shares memories of his friends from Zeon and grows emotional discussing his bond with Zerita.

In The Threat's Beorn, Unten and Sakeena are sent on a mission to a forest planet to confront a Beorn named Forrester, who works for The Threat. As they talk to Forrester armed with a wooden mecha, Unten tries to convince them to leave The Threat's side, but Forrester grows suspicious, accusing Unten of betraying their race by participating to the destruction of Zeon. A fight ensues, and Forrester falls into a glass tube, leading to their apparent death. Unten is overwhelmed with guilt, but Sakeena comforts him, reminding him of his value and courage.

In The Forest of Silence, Unten and Leah wake up in an unknown place surrounded by flying books. As they travel, their conversation turns personal, with Unten revealing his attachment for Rachel, while Leah admits her jealousy of Unten's leadership. Eventually, they encounter a monstrous bookshelf named Echeno, they defeat it and escape through a bright light, returning to their original world.

In Sparring with Six, The Fan and The Enemy assign Unten to train Six, a former The Threat's elite soldier. During the session, Six refuses to cooperate, and Unten is easily overpowered, leading to frustration. They argue about their roles as pawns, with Six expressing her frustration over being replaced by The Threat. Unten admits she reminds him of Zerita who he left behind when Zeon exploded. Six, moved by his story, asks for a new identity. Unten suggests the name "Quartz". They agree to continue training, and Quartz, now feeling a sense of friendship and purpose, draws a picture of her and Unten with a future family.

In A Flash Beorn Our Eyes, during a battle against The Threat's elite solider, Two, Unten is blasted by a pink ray, seemingly vanishing in front of his group. He wakes up on a desolate planet where he encounters Doomulus Grime. Grime reveals they are trapped. He was imprisoned here for destroying Zeon which was against the Doomuli law and he is actually monitored by other Doomuli, among them Doomulus Thai. Despite their past, Unten refuses to kill Grime, and the two decide to work together to escape by building a communicator. When a spaceship comes for them, Doomulus Thai interferes with Unten and Grime's escape. They manage to board a ship, narrowly avoiding Thai's attacks. Back on Earth, Unten, now separated from Grime, understands that people thought he was dead. Unten then reads a message from Kaliban (Doomulus Grime's real name), who expresses regret over their past actions and hints at future challenges.

In Imperium Dance, Unten and Strafe find themselves on a planet, reflecting on Unten’s mysterious sword, Imperium, which seems to have a mind of its own. Meanwhile, a woman resembling Imperium appears in a parallel realm, subtly influencing events. Suddenly, they are attacked by bounty hunters. In the ensuing fight, Imperium twists and grows on its own, helping Unten and Strafe. Ultimately, the hunters are forced to retreat.

In Xerra: The Last Beorn, Xerra crash-lands on a strange planet. Along the way, she meets three robots: Red Eyes, Hodges, and a malfunctioning Grime Bot who claims to be Doomulus Grime. Following a bettle bite, Xera experiences vivid hallucinations of a distorted Unten but also Origin and Destiny, the first Beorns, who appears to her full of light but with a confusing message. She is finally healed by Feath. As they continue their journey, they open a portal marked "Earth" and step into.

On the other side, Xerra discovers that Earth, now a wasteland dominated by robots, was abandoned after being devastated by a mysterious force. She also learns she was in cryosleep for centuries before crashing on the previous planet. The group is taken by the King of Twilight, who are enforcing control over the universe. During an escape from a brainwashing facility, they met UNT3N who tells them that he had been floating in space for centuries, fueled by his hatred for Unten while Fanti, still inside him, is now barely being able to control him. UNT3N attacks Xerra but Fanti kicks in to stop UNT3N from doing so. They are eventually caught up by the council and Feath sacrifices himself, leaving Xerra distraught and filled with rage. Keeping the fight, Xerra collapses in exhaustion and covers herself in gasoline, her future uncertain.

In Crash Landing, Sinon, an anxious beorn, escapes Zeon inside a pod to run away from his criminal ways. When he is hit by a meteor, his pad crash-lands on planet Roxan. With no way to leave, he is forced to survive against monstrous enemies and sacrificial religious groups.

In Boare: Savior of Xellantran, Boare is drifting through space in an escape pod, passing time with meaningless routines and experiencing strange dreams involving Unten. After a crash landing on planet Xellantran, Boare starts scavenging parts to build a makeshift sled. Meanwhile, a blue slime girl named Eve Jellax, trapped in a rigid religious environment prays for a sign from the Lord. When Boare arrives on his hack-job sled, Eve mistakes him for a divine figure and insists on following him. Together, they head towards the religious city of Lazzerust, under the control of a Doomulus. During the confrontation, Boare sacrificed himself to defeat the Doomulus and save the planet. Surprisingly, Boare comes back as a ghost made from his own willpower.

In Scattered Panes, after Reten destroys his home universe in an event known as the Scattering, he finds himself in a new universe alongside several people who want him dead. This includes the group of 12 assassins, the Zodiac Killers, sent by Sudanima the Catonean warmonger who controlled nearly a quarter of the Neotendoverse before its destruction by the Scattering.

In Beorn Hallow, after an encounter with Fenne, Unten falls into a sewer. Fenne leads him toward an exit but asks Unten to meet someone important to her, Chet. Chet is Fenne's "dad", a Beorn with black sores, who tells Unten about the mysterious "Spewage," the origin of Beorns. When Fenne vomits black liquid, Chet warns that she might die and injects her with a cure from the Spewage Capital but it fails as her body rejects it. Desperate, Unten uses his own blood, which miraculously stabilizes her condition. Realizing he’s different from the other Beorns, Unten sets off to uncover the truth about the Spewage.

In the Spewage, Unten meets The Silent One, who wields a massive blade called Imperium. Through telepathic communication, The Silent One shares cryptic knowledge about the true potential of "real" Beorns like Unten and how it could upset the universe's balance. The Silent One is suddenly killed by The Threat and Unten, before running away, reluctantly takes the Imperium. The more Unten goes deep into the Spewage the more he meets grotesque creatures, even hideous amalgamations. Unten, after a vision of Boare, the decides to face the beasts with Imperium. The story concludes with Unten finally out of the underground tunnels. Meanwhile, The Threat begins plotting her next move.

In Fantendo Spotlight #1 - Mioda, Mioda goes hunting at night and encounters a large reptilian creature with a strange infection in its eye. After a fight, the eye detaches, revealing The Darkness, who possessed her once in the past. As Mioda returns to her tent to retrieve a demon-sealing bottle, The Darkness repeatedly tries to possess her, mocking her transgender identity. Frustrated, Mioda confronts the spirit. The Darkness concedes and enters the bottle.

In 410, Eric Sinn, an agent of Forces Against National Threats (F.A.N.T.), kidnaps Hugo Logia, a Beorn with telekinetic powers who crashed on Earth at an early age, to recruit him for the 410 special team. Sinn introduces Logia to Helen Rizzo, the director, who offers him a spot on a new team of operatives with powers like Unten's. Logia agrees, realizing the potential for good.

In Tropical Vacation, Squad-410 investigate the disappearance of Squad-390 in the Bermuda Triangle. After crashing into a jungle island, and finding the remains of Squad-390, they encounter an alternate version of Unten, Beta Unten. Beta Unten is a dictator from the Wasteland and CEO of Lynxclaw Inc. a weapons manufacturer. He plans to use Squad-410 to infiltrate and destroy F.A.N.T., but they escape to the Wasteland.

In Agents of F.A.N.T, in the Lynxclaw Inc. HQ, 401-squad fights their way into the HQ leading Logio in front of Beta Unten. Beta Unten reveals his plan to conquer the multiverse. In a climactic battle, Logia uses a Psionic Explosion to defeat Beta Unten, saving his squad.