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Wolf 359 by Gabriel Urbina
Wolf 359 by Gabriel Urbina









  • Hephaestus is the Greek god of blacksmiths, fires and volcanoes - and the son of Hera.
  • Eiffel could perhaps be a reference to the coding language or Gustave Eiffel.
  • Genius Bonus: Many of the characters' names reference famous mathematicians and physicists: Hermann Minkowski, David Hilbert, Alte Selberg, Ada Lovelace, Johann Heinrich Lambert, Liu Hui, James Clerk Maxwell, Carl Gustav Jacob Jacobi, Johannes Kepler.
  • Fake Russian: Zach Valenti performs Hilbert with a Russian accent.
  • Enforced Method Acting: A goofy example, but when Minkowski's performance of "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major General" didn't sound drunk enough in "Box 953", Urbina took Emma Sherr-Ziarko's script away and had her perform it by memory.
  • Wolf 359 by Gabriel Urbina

    Creator's Favorite Episode: Urbina's is "Empty Man" Shachat's is "Am I Alone Now." At least, that was the case until "Memoria" came out.

    Wolf 359 by Gabriel Urbina

    The Cameo: Series composer Alan Rodi gets one of the last lines of the series, voicing Earth Air Traffic Control.Bonus Material: Among other things, online scripts, AMAs, and "The Manifesto of the Blessed Eternal.".During the Summer 2016 hiatus, there were eight short episodes released, each showing how one of the characters came to be hired by Goddard Futuristics. Bonus Episode: Lots, mostly dedicated to character background.The blooper quickly became a fandom in-joke.

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    Zach Valenti then proceeded to read the line, without breaking character and with all the rage and drama that the situation required, before realizing that the words that had come out of his mouth didn't make much sense. Blooper: In the script for "Empty Man", writer Urbina accidentally typed the line "How could dare you" (It was supposed to read "How could they" or "how dare you" or something along those lines).











    Wolf 359 by Gabriel Urbina