History Webcomic / EverywhereAndNowhere

After their deaths in the famous Shakespearean tragedy ''Theatre/{{Hamlet}},'' William Rosencrantz and Anne Guildenstern find themselves [[FishOutOfTemporalWater flung forward to the present day]], and quickly discover that they are now immortal and can [[TimeTravel travel through time]] to any point in history, except for their original time period and, for some strange reason, Christmas Day, 2050 - apparently the day [[ApocalypseHow the world ends]], because on December 26, 2050, everything has been reduced to ruin.

* ADayInTheLimelight: [[spoiler: Season 3 focuses on the evil Future William and Anne instead of their present day counterparts.]]
* AGodAmI: [[spoiler: The Evil Future Rosencrantz.]]
* ApocalypseHow: One of the series's mysteries is why the world gets destroyed on Christmas Day 2050. It’s Guildenstern and Rosencrantz’s own fault, [[spoiler: in a way. The world is destroyed in a battle between Adam, aka [[BeethovenWasAnAlienSpy William Shakespeare]], and the evil Future Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. This is apparently a constant and cannot be changed in any timeline.]]
** [[spoiler: Future Rosencrantz triggers a separate apocalypse when he breaks time, causing monsters to appear from the void and destroy the world.]]

* CatapultNightmare: [[spoiler: Rosencrantz has these frequently; when he dreams of future Rosencrantz and Guildenstern, and when he dreams of Prince Hamlet, whom he accidentally helped King Claudius betray.]]
* EvilMeScaresMe: [[spoiler: Overlaps with FutureMeScaresMe.]]
* FutureMeScaresMe: [[spoiler: The BigBad of the series is an evil alternate Rosencrantz from a BadFuture, who together with his timeline's Guildenstern rules all of time with an iron fist.]]
* GreaterScopeVillain: [[spoiler: Although he's never actually mentioned in the comic, let alone ''seen,'' King Claudius was the one who tricked Rosencrantz and Guildenstern into betraying Hamlet in the original Shakespeare play, resulting in their deaths.]]

* MyGodWhatHaveIDone: [[spoiler: Guildenstern and Rosencrantz are both horrified by the fact that they were tricked by Claudius into betraying Hamlet.]]

* PublicDomainCharacter: The main pair are supporting characters from ''Hamlet,'' and as a result [[spoiler: their counterparts from various alternate futures are too.]]
** [[spoiler: Other characters from ''Hamlet,'' such as Prince Hamlet himself, also qualify.]]

* TimeyWimeyBall: This is more or less [[OurTimeTravelIsDifferent how time travel]] [[https://www.webtoons.com/en/comedy/everywhere-and-nowhere/ep-36-time-displacement/viewer?title_no=1598&episode_no=36 is explained]], except that Rosencrantz and Guildenstern can never visit their past selves. [[spoiler: Or at least, they ''shouldn't'' be able to...]]
* OrWasItADream: When Rosencrantz first has a vision of [[spoiler: Future Guildenstern and Future Rosencrantz]], he isn't sure if it was a dream or not. [[spoiler: It wasn't.]]
* YouCantGoHomeAgain: Guildenstern and Rosencrantz can travel to any time period except their original one and [[ApocalypseHow Christmas Day, 2050.]]

Written by Creator/{{Merryweatherey}} (of ''Webcomic/IMadeAComicAboutInternetExplorer'' and ''Webcomic/{{Stalker x Stalker}}'' fame) and illustrated by [[https://twitter.com/pcmaniac88?lang=en PeaCh,]] ''Everywhere and Nowhere'' is one of Merryweathery's lesser-known works, featuring a different artist than his usual partner Princess Hinghoi. Nevertheless, it's also one of his more plot-heavy comics, and has significantly more episodes and a more frequent update schedule than either ''Internet Explorer'' or ''Stalker x Stalker.'' The entire comic can be found on [[https://kmanhwa.com/comics-online/everywhere-nowhere/ Webtoon]], and has a surprisingly frequent update schedule, with new episodes released every Wednesday and Sunday.