History WesternAnimation / TheAdventuresOfMarkTwain

* HumanoidAbomination: The Mysterious Stranger of the highest degree. As mentioned above, this version of Satan is an empty suit of red armor whose face is a jester mask held in one hand. Their voice is a [[VoiceOfTheLegion mixture of at least two different voices, one being masculine, the other feminine.]] They seem to be forming out of the ground itself. When asked what they are, they say they're [[AngelicAbomination an angel.]]

* EvilTwin: [[spoiler:"Dark Twain" is constantly stalking around the ship, until they finally meet up with the comet. However, in a case of DarkIsNotEvil, Dark Twain isnt so much evil as melancholy and weary of life, and as the regular Twain notes, he's not whole without him.]]

--> '''Huck:''' It's sure is a really sorry name for an ''angel.''

* WomenAreWiser: Adam didn't really seem to grasp the facts of life until around middle-age or so. In fact, during Cain and Abels childhoods, he operated under the assumption that they were some odd breed of fish, and later, bear. In Eve's words; "He is self-educated, and really knows a multitude of things. But none of them are true".
** Unusual for this story, Adam doesn't actually eat the Apple of Eden until after the Fall and loss of the Garden. If Eve hadnt offered him the Fruit of Knowledge, he'd likely have starved to death in the wasteland.

-> ''Once every seventy-five years, Halley's comet pays its cosmic visit. In 1835, the comet returned and America's most famous author was born.\\

* AmbiguousInnocence: Invoked by the Mysterious Stranger[=/=]Satan, when he claims "I can do no wrong, for I do not know what it is." as he annihilates the clay town he created not moments ago.

--> '''Becky''': Mr Twain, where is the comet going now?
--> '''Twain''': To Eden, angelfish. Back to Eden.

-->'''Satan''': ''I can do no wrong for I do not know what it is.''

--> '''Mark Twain''': I am old, and tired. I wish to be with my Livy...

--> ''Once every seventy-five years, Halley's comet pays its cosmic visit. In 1835, the comet returned and America's most famous author was born.\\

* MisanthropeSupreme: The Mysterious Stranger/Satan has a demonstrably low opinion of mankind, viewing our existence as utterly pointless in the grand scheme of things.

* AffablyEvil: Of sorts. The Mysterious Stranger/Satan kills the little clay village he and the kids make and generally talks about how humans mean nothing in his eyes. At the same time, not only is he very cordial to the children, going as far as offering their favorite snacks, at no point he tries to harm the children even telling them to step aside when kills the clay village because they might get hurt.

* AffablyEvil: Of sorts. The Mysterious Stranger/Satan kills the little clay village he and the kids make and generally talks about how humans mean nothing in his eyes, but at the same time, he is still relatively cordial to them, even offering snacks.

First of all, discard any historical knowledge you might have of Samuel Clemens, because in this world, he doesn't exist. But his ''nom de plume,'' Creator/MarkTwain, is real, and so are Tom Sawyer, Huck Finn, and Becky Thatcher. [[CelebrityParadox Yeah, we know. Just roll with it.]] In this world, Mark Twain also has a [[CoolAirship Cool]] {{Steampunk}} [[CoolAirship Airship]], which he intends to ride into outer space to chase Halley's comet. Tom, Huck, and Becky catch word of his balloon and sneak onboard, joining Mr. Twain on a journey beyond the stratosphere to chase the comet. How do they pass time onboard the airship? By telling (and living) stories, of course. Famous Mark Twain stories. Like ''Literature/TheAdventuresOfTomSawyer.'' ([[FridgeLogic We know. Again.]]) And ''The Diary of Adam and Eve.'' And ''Literature/TheMysteriousStranger.''

Attempting to [[DescribeTopicHere describe]] ''The Adventures of Mark Twain'' in any sane fashion is probably an exercise in futility. But what the heck. We'll give it a shot.