Wander (character)

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Wander
General information
Alias:	Wandy Wild Wooly Wander Sunshine Banjo Face Boy Wander Tumbleweed Cat Monkey Stander-Over-There-er
Gender:	Male
Occupation:	Intergalactic space traveler
Age:	over 1000 years old
Friends and Family
Friends:	Sylvia (best friend) Lord Hater (on Wander's side) Commander Peepers (on Wander's side) Westley Beep Boop Major Threat Beeza Thrax Others
Enemies:	Lord Dominator Dr. Screwball Jones Lord Hater (on Hater's side) Commander Peepers (on Peepers' side) Trudi Traveler (only on Trudi's side) Ryder (on Ryder's side)
Love interests:	Janet The Planet (formerly, on Janet’s side)
Pets:	Captain Tim (formerly)
Physical Information
Eyes:	Black Brilliant amber ("The Ball," agitated) Strong chartreuse green ("The Stray," under Little Bits' hypnosis) Brilliant azure ("The Rider," disappointed) Moderate cobalt blue ("The Nice Guy," sad)
Body:	Light brilliant orange
Outfit:	Hat: Pale, light grayish green with black belt and light brilliant gold star button Socks: White with black and light brilliant gold stripes Shoes: Pale, light grayish cerulean with black stripes and white laces
Behind the Scenes
First Appearance:	"The Greatest"
Last Appearance:	"The End of the Galaxy"
Voiced by:	Jack McBrayer Craig McCracken (in some episodes)

"Never hurts to help!" — Wander

Wander is the titular main protagonist of the Wander Over Yonder series. He is a nomadic, interstellar traveler alongside his best friend Sylvia. His sole purpose in life is to be happy and help others wherever he goes.

Personality

Wander is friendly, upbeat, enthusiastic, and emotional. He chooses to be helpful and have an optimistic outlook on life, no matter how bad people or circumstances are. He believes the potential for good exists in everyone, including evildoers, driving him to befriend and help them. He has successfully reformed Major Threat, Westley, Something the So and So, The Black Cube of Darkness, Bot 13, and it's heavily implied he would've befriended Lord Hater in Season 3.

Wander's core motivation for helping people, no matter who they are, stems from having experienced helplessness himself. Without that part of his personality, "The Wanders" presents a version of him determined to stop Lord Hater because "I am a good guy and he is a bad guy." He resists Sylvia going back to add the missing piece of himself, and trembles nervously before receiving it. Despite acknowledging its importance afterwards, it suggests helplessness is uncomfortable for him.

Wander can be stubborn due to his strong convictions. His unshakable optimism and desire to help regularly puts himself in dangerous or complicated situations. However, he's perceptive, capable of thinking on his feet and using his understanding of others to his advantage, especially with Lord Hater and the Watchdogs. His silly antics are for uplifting others as much as they are for foiling evil plans. He exhibits obsessive behavior, causing him to hyperfocus on accomplishing goals, while failing to consider the possible dangers or negative outcomes. At the same time, his helpfulness can be a compulsion that distracts him. He may overthink situations as well, due to his creativity or preoccupation with meeting other people's needs.

For the sake of serving others, Wander can neglect himself or his needs, and has very little regard for personal safety. His sense of self-worth appears to be rooted in how much he can do for everybody around him, and expresses a low view of himself if it doesn't work out. On the flip side, he enjoys praise and recognition for what he does.

Background

Wander's past is shrouded in mystery. While time travelling with Sylvia in "The Waste of Time", a past version of himself is seen talking to Major Threat during a galactic conjunction in another galaxy. This occurred before the one shown in "The Picnic", implying he has lived over 1000 years, which was later confirmed by Dave Thomas. His exact age and lifespan is unknown.

Wander's hat came from a galaxy in the middle of a civil war. Two allies discovered it and turned on each other over greed. They tried conquering the galaxy by abusing the hat's magic, causing it to go haywire in an instance similar to "The Bad Hatter". Wander felt bad for it and stole it, eventually earning the hat's trust.

Wander had a different name in each galaxy he visited. Major Threat knew him as "Tumbleweed," and Dr. Screwball Jones knew him before he was called Wander. He adopted the name Wander after Sylvia called him a "wandering weirdo" during their first encounter. His real name is unknown.

Abilities & Tools

Musical Talent

Wander can sing, and play virtually anything. His instrument of choice is a banjo he pulls out of his hat, and uses to play songs throughout the series. He's skilled at the electric guitar, piano, and saxophone as well. He's briefly seen with drums and a kazoo.

Speed & Agility

Wander is extremely agile. In "The Gift 2: The Giftening", Lord Hater and Commander Peepers need to play security footage in slow-motion to see him handing a gift to a Watchdog. He's seen outrunning Hater, maneuvering around warring villains, and leaping between rocks in "The Battle Royale". During a chase scene, Lord Dominator has a hard time keeping up with him in "The End of The Galaxy", being unable to watch him "run in terror."

Orbble Juice

Wander keeps a bottle of orbble juice in his hat, which occasionally needs to be refilled. They're used for his and Sylvia's transportation through outer space.

Wander's Hat

Wander has a magical hat, said to be very rare, according to the owner of a hat shop in "The Bad Hatter". It functions as infinite storage, and can generate a plethora of useful items. However, it never gives what somebody wants, only what somebody truly needs. This is frustrating and confusing for most characters, but Wander utilizes it to great effect. At night, he uses it as a sleeping bag. In the second-half of the Pilot, Wander duplicates his hat as we see when a girl says that she likes Wander’s hat.

Relationships

Main Characters

Sylvia

Wander hugging Sylvia

Wander and Sylvia are inseparable friends and traveling companions, roaming across the universe together. They know each other very well and are accepting of each others strengths and weaknesses, each going out of their way to help the other.

There are, however, a few times Wander has disagreed or had arguments with Sylvia. One instance was in "The Toddler", when he angrily whispered to Sylvia due to the fact she wasn't caring for Huckleberry Knucklehead the right way.

Wander very often relies on Sylvia to protect him from various dangers and threats, and genuinely acknowledges and respects her strength. He often provides Sylvia with a voice of reason, and actively works to keep her calm and happy, fully aware of her brash and rough-and-tumble personality.

Lord Hater

Wander telling Hater about all the fun they'll be having

Wander believes Lord Hater to be his friend (despite Lord Hater's clear dislike of him). In "The Buddies", Wander explains that he is aware of Lord Hater's reputation throughout the galaxy as the "ultimate evil", though Wander states that he truly believes Hater still has good in him, deep down. Lord Hater, however, deeply despises Wander's kind nature. He thinks of Wander as a highly skilled adversary, and has hired various bounty hunters to track him down.

One of few times Wander actually was against Hater.

There have been a few times in which Wander actually treated Lord Hater as a threat or stood against him. One example is when he crawls away from him in fear while Lord Hater menacingly approaches him, ranting about his villainy ("The Greatest"). Another is when he is shocked to hear about Westley wanting to take him to Lord Hater rather than have any fun in "The Little Guy". The first time Wander actually faces up against Lord Hater and treats him like a villain is when Hater barges into a diner asking for food in "The Helper"; Wander sternly announces that Hater won't be getting what he wants, only to realize he's just taking out his lunch. (It's worth noting, though, that Wander had spent the entirety of that episode with no one to help, and was very desperate for a predicament to aid the town in.)

Wander gives Lord Hater a present in "The Gift" (a hand-drawn picture of himself and Sylvia, saying "You're welcome. ♥ Wander"), and makes the Watchdogs believe that the gifts they received from him are actually from Lord Hater, making them happy and more efficient at their jobs. He firmly believes that being friendly and goofy with Lord Hater will eventually lead him to see that there is more joy to be found in being good than there is in being a villain. He sees Hater as a sensitive, insecure person who values being seen as mean, scary, and powerful in order to make up for that and boost his self confidence. This, of course, infuriates Lord Hater, who always denies that any of it is true.

Despite never accepting Wander's offers of friendship, Hater does eventually become increasingly more comfortable with getting help from Wander, or even teaming up with him, over time. When Hater developed a crush on Lord Dominator, Wander was the only person who supported Hater wanting to ask her out. This brought the two of them together on multiple occasions, a few in which Hater genuinely enjoyed spending time with Wander, like in "The Show Stopper." When reminiscing on these times in "The Waste of Time", Wander expresses how happy he is that Hater's come so far.

It's revealed in "The Wanders" that the reason Wander wants to befriend Lord Hater is because he's known what it is to be frightened and helpless, which drives him to help others, as it's the source of his empathy. Without it, Wander has a heroic persona in which he actually wants to stop Lord Hater, since Wander loves doing good and Hater is a bad guy.

Commander Peepers

Peepers and Wander's first encounter.

Wander and Peepers first met in "The Greatest". Wander sees Peepers and says "Look at you and your little hat! You're so cute I can't stand it! Trade!" Peepers wants to capture Wander and make evil spread over the universe because of him (as revealed in "The Bounty"). Wander believes Peepers is not really a bad guy, despite having been captured by him before. He is amiable towards Peepers, calling him "Mister" Peepers, as opposed to "Commander" Peepers, and sees him as cute. Peepers sees Wander, at first, as a "hyperactive, wandering weirdo" not worthy of Hater's attention, but later admits that Wander really is a "sly, cunning, and crafty genius" ("The Prisoner"). In The Sick Day it revealed that every morning, Wander would raise the soles on Peepers' shoes 1/8 of a inch so he can help him feel taller.

Lord Dominator

Wander tries to become friends with Lord Dominator in the episode, "The Greater Hater." However, he was constantly ignored or tossed aside while she continued her attack on a planet that Lord Hater was planning to conquer. Wander was incredibly upset by this, seeing it as rude and inconsiderate behavior on Lord Dominator's part. This is shown to offend him multiple times throughout the episode, though he always bounces back to his friendly, idealistic demeanor. However, in the end, he tells her off for her rudeness and proclaims that he doesn't want to be her friend.

In "The Battle Royale", after discovering that Lord Dominator is a girl, Wander made it his goal to get her and Lord Hater together, as he believed them to have lots in common. He hoped that they would fall in love, and that their love would cancel out all of their evil! This all proved to be wrong in "My Fair Hatey," wherein Dominator made it clear that she is nothing but a threat to them and that she's passionate about her evildoing. She illustrates that much through song by destroying Planet Lamouria, breaking Wander's banjo, and attacking him and Lord Hater. Realizing his mistake, and seeing that she would never love Hater and only wants to watch the galaxy burn, Wander, Hater, Sylvia, and Peepers decide to save the galaxy from Lord Dominator.

In spite of everything, Wander still expresses a desire to be kind to Lord Dominator as he does with everyone else. In "The End of the Galaxy", despite nobody taking his side in wanting to stop Lord Dominator through peaceful means, Wander persisted and went on his own to try to get through to her. This did not go as Wander had anticipated (as he expected her to either hear him out or have him destroyed on sight), and Lord Dominator proceeded to instead hold him captive, cruelly tormenting him the entire time. When he realizes that she antagonizes them so much—instead of simply destroying them all—in the first place because she's lonely, he feels bad for her and comes to the conclusion that her loneliness is why she's so evil. He then saves her from her ship from being blown up and offers her a fruit basket of friendship, but is angrily declined. Though disappointed by this, Wander accepts that he didn't gain a new friend in her, and leaves her to storm off.

Recurring Characters

Emperor Awesome

Wander outsmarts Awesome in a dance contest.

So far, Wander's relationship with Awesome is somewhat on-and-off. Wander shows absolutely no interest in Awesome's actions, and makes no attempt to stop him in any of his plans ("The Picnic", "The Party Animal"). Despite the fact that Awesome says he will "get" Wander for partying better than him, he still asks Wander to text him a photo of Lord Hater, and generally seems disinterested in Wander's actions. Wander gives Awesome a present in "The Gift" (a picture of Awesome, saying "To: Emperor Awesome - You're awesome!"). Wander is comfortable enough with Emperor Awesome visit him in The Boy Wander.

Watchdogs

The Watchdogs seem to like Wander, but their unquestionable loyalty to Lord Hater means that they often try to capture him. Their interactions outside of their orders are very friendly, though. Wander first urges the Watchdogs to abandon their mission to attend the fair at Binglebopolopolis, and later has them sing along to a big musical number at Lord Hater's birthday party. They also fell prey to Wander's happiness after receiving gifts from him, though they believed the gifts to be from Lord Hater.

Wander knows all of the Watchdogs' names and birthdays ("The Eye on the Skull Ship"). He also seems to have the ability to recognize each individual, despite the fact that they are almost all completely identical to one another. He knows them well enough to get each of them the perfect gift in "The Gift".

Others

Westley

In "The Little Guy", Westley's goal was to capture Wander and Sylvia to Lord Hater, but in the end, he turned good and befriended Wander and Sylvia. Wander later visits Westley to deliver a gift to him ("The Gift").

Sir Brad Starlight

In "The Hero", Wander is enlisted to be Brad Starlight's "goofy sidekick" during his quest to go save Princess Demurra. Wander tries to help Brad tackle the Labyrinth of Delusion, but Brad insists that he doesn't need his "sidekick's" help. Only after Brad kidnaps Princess Demurra does Wander try to stop him and save Demurra along with Sylvia, King Draykor, and his army but Demurra handles it herself. Wander treats Brad with general kindness, even when Brad teams up with Lord Hater and attempts to destroy him with the Sword of Synergy ("The Enemies"). He also gives Brad a gift in "The Gift", implying that he does not hold a grudge against him.

Trudi Traveler

In "The Tourist", Wander befriends Trudi and is astounded by how many places she states she has been to. It's unknown how they met, but they did meet each other sometime before the events of the episode. When Trudi mentions the "flooshy slooshy sloosh", something Wander hasn't see, Wander insists on visiting it, which delays his vacation with Sylvia on Ziziks. After going there, Wander quickly becomes competitive and is determined to visit every place Trudi goes to. After visiting several planets, Trudi challenges him to a race to Planet Pharphlung, and he abandons Sylvia to do so. However in the middle of the race, Wander witnesses the birth of a star and is left behind by Trudi. He realizes he has has been going about his travels the wrong way, and abandons the race to return to Sylvia to apologize. Trudi and several clones of herself search for Wander, revealing how she was able to visit so many planets in such a short amount of time. Their relationship is unknown as of this point, though it's possible he ended his friendship with her. However, Wander does give her and one of her clones a present in "The Gift", suggesting that he has forgiven her for her actions.

Beep Boop

Wander meets Beep Boop on a vacation beach planet when Beep Boop comes crashing down because of Wander's Kite. Beep Boop, or Bot 13, gets damaged from the crash, which causes it's voice to get distorted, so when Wander asks it's name, Bot 13 makes a couple of noises, causing Wander to think it's name is Beep Boop. Wander then takes Beep Boop for a walk on the boardwalk while it's trying to look for Volcanium X. Wander later gets Beep Boop ice cream, where Wander says " it's not just about a list of parts" which from that point on, Beep Boop and Wander are friends. Around the sunset, Wander gives Beep Boop a gift with Volcanium X in it, then Sylvia comes and gets mad at Wander for befriending a Dominator Bot. Beep Boop uses the Volcanium X to repair itself and fly back to Dominator's ship. Dominator asks Bot 13 to show her some planets. It shows Dominator the beach planet, but before it shows Dominator the coordinates, it remembers the time it spent with Wander on that planet, so Bot 13 doesn't show the coordinates, and then says, "I am Beep Boop". Beep Boop deletes the files, causing Dominator to get so mad, that she punches Beep Boop out of the ship, causing it to die.

Planet Janet

Wander and Janet first meet in "The Lonely Planet". Wander likes Janet at first, as she pampers him and treats him extremely nicely, but, due to Sylvia's presence, she quickly becomes jealous, and attempts to kill Sylvia, while also trying to keep Wander with her forever. Wander and Sylvia manage to escape Janet, but upon seeing how upset she becomes, Wander insists that they go back. Wander tries to spare Janet's feelings, but then finds that one of the rocks shot out from Janet during her rage gets trapped in her orbit, and becomes a moon named Maurice, allowing Wander and Sylvia to leave. Wander then delivers a present to Janet in "The Gift".

Queen Entozoa

Wander and Queen Entozoa seem to have met each other some time before the events of "The Fancy Party". They appear to have a good relationship, but in the end, it is revealed that a dragon ghost was keeping her alive for all those years. After the spirit accidentally possesses a sandwich, it commands its guards to destroy Wander, Sylvia, Hater, and Peepers. Their relationship now is unknown, though it is most likely antagonistic. However, Wander does deliver a present to the sandwich in "The Gift", suggesting that he does not hold a grudge against it.

Little Bits

Wander finds Little Bits in "The Stray" and attempts to help take her to a distant relative or a kooky cat lady. Throughout the episode, Wander falls under her spell and does anything she says, including turning himself over to Lord Hater, but Sylvia manages to punch him out of her spell near the end of the episode. Wander remembers that there was "a little kitty, in the street", but seems to remember nothing else about Little Bits. Their relationship is, as of now, unknown, however, Wander does give her a present in "The Gift", suggesting that he does remember her.

Ryder

In "The Rider", Wander seems to disapprove of Ryder's forceful and questionable methods, but still treats him with kindness. He accepts that Ryder and Sylvia make a good team, and admits that he may be better off finding a new partner. However, he returns to Sylvia despite this, and renews their friendship. Ryder is dumped on a planetoid after he tries to steal all of Lord Hater's stolen treasures. Their relationship is unsteady, but not overly antagonistic. Wander delivers a present to Ryder in "The Gift", implying that he does not hold a grudge against him.

Dr. Screwball Jones

Dr. Screwball Jones is an individual, whom Wander recognizes as an actual villain. They met a long time ago, before Dr. Screwball Jones became a doctor, and Wander met Sylvia. Wander is very insistent on stopping him by any means necessary, and is able to figure out his plan. Wander does acknowledge that Dr. Screwball Jones has good intentions, but knows his actions are wrong.

Major Threat

Under the alias 'Tumbleweed', Wander used to be something of an annoyance to Major Threat, until the former villain embraced the path of goodness and became his friend. It was then that Wander left, never to be heard from again in the galaxy where he and Major Threat met.

Appearances

Season 1

Every episode of Season 1, but he does not talk in "The Gift 2: The Giftening."

Shorts

Every short, but does not talk in "The Smile."

Season 2

• "The Greater Hater"
• "The Big Day"
• "The Breakfast"
• "The Fremergency Fronfract"
• "The Boy Wander"
• "The Wanders"
• "The Axe" ^{(Mentioned only)}
• "The Loose Screw"
• "The It"
• "The Cool Guy" ^(Cameo)
• "The Catastrophe"
• "The Rager"
• "The Good Bad Guy" ^{(Mentioned only)}
• "The Battle Royale"
• "The Matchmaker"
• "The Black Cube"
• "The Eye on the Skull Ship" ^{(Mentioned only)}
• "The Secret Planet"
• "The Bad Hatter"
• "The Hole...Lotta Nuthin'"
• "The Show Stopper"
• "The Cartoon"
• "The Bot"
• "The Family Reunion"
• "My Fair Hatey"
• "The Legend"
• "The Party Poopers"
• "The Waste of Time"
• "The Hot Shot"
• "The Night Out"
• "The Search for Captain Tim"
• "The Heebie Jeebies"
• "The Sick Day"
• "The Sky Guy"
• "The Robomechabotatron"
• "The Flower"
• "The End of the Galaxy

Songs

Season 1

Solos

• "The Bronco's Buck" ("The Egg")
• "Do You Know the Button Song" ("The Prisoner")
• "Lord Hater's Skeleton Face Metal" ("The Prisoner")
• "What's In The Box?" (first part, "The Box")
• "Wander Over Yonder End Title Theme" ("The Little Guy")
• "The Tale of Brad Starlight" ("The Hero")
• "The Best Buds Shake" ("The Buddies")
• "Positive Song" ("The Liar")
• "Brahms' Lullaby" ("The Stray")

Solos (in a duet)

• "Inside Your Mind" (Sylvia) ("The Void")
• "Best Friends Forever" (Lord Hater) ("The Buddies")

Solos (in a group number)

• "Your Happy Birthday Song" (with Sylvia and the Watchdogs) ("The Birthday Boy")

Season 2

• "Hello Song"
• "Let the Pun Fit the Crime"
• "Ask Her a Question"
• "Let's All Go Meet Dominator"
• "My Fair Hatey (song)"
• "You're the Greatest (reprise)"

Others

Solos (in a group number)

• "Later Hater" (with Lord Hater and Sylvia)
• "Disney XD 2014 Summer Anthem" (with Sylvia, Lord Hater, Steve the Llama, and other Disney Channel/Disney XD characters)

International Voices

Main article: List of cast members in other languages

Gallery

The image gallery for Wander may be viewed here.

Background Information

• It is revealed in the episode: "The Legend" that Wander is a Star Nomad (Species). (However, this may have been just a joke as the creators made fun of the fanbase in the episode who first coined the term for Wander's species, Star Nomad.)
• Creator Craig McCracken's very first sketch of Wander was drawn in 2007. In this sketch, he had more fur on his body, wore a different looking hat, and held a staff.
• Papa G from Kid Cosmic, another show by Craig McCracken, shares many similarities with Wander, both in personality and appearance.
• In the sneak peek clip shown at Comic-Con 2012, Wander had four hair strands on his head. In the series, he only has three.
• Wander is attracted to small red lasers like a cat, as shown in "The Prisoner".
• Wander is ambidextrous, as shown in "The Egg" when he played the banjo with both hands.
• Wander's name is based on the verb of the same name, which is a term for exploring, moving, or turning. In addition, the second part of the title, "over yonder", is a saying for "over there", which sets up the meaning of his name.
• In "The Fugitives", it's said that Wander doesn't know what a uvula is and refers to it as "the dangly thing in my mouth".
• He uses his hat as a sleeping bag as shown in "The Prisoner", "The Box", "The Lonely Planet", "The Night" and "The Bad Hatter".
• In "The Bad Guy", he wears a fake mustache and pretends to be a villain, calling himself "Wild Wooly Wander".
• The episode "The Egg" shows he is really good with caring for children.
• "The Fugitives" states that helping others gives Wander a feeling that goes like this:
  • Starts down in his left toe.
  • Rises up through his "guttyworks" (guts).
  • Makes his heart all warm and toasty.
  • Floats up past his uvula (or, as he puts it, "the dangly thing in his mouth").
  • Ends at the top of his head.
• He can knit sweaters, as shown in "The Pet" and "The Stray".
• He doesn't like Jellyfish Pie, as revealed in "The Hat".
• Wander speaks in a heavy Southern accent, and uses a lot of Southern vocabulary (eg: "Howdy, fellas!", "Hungry, little feller?", etc.).
• Wander has his own background music whenever he is seen, consisting of mainly Country, Vaudeville or Bluegrass.
• Wander is afraid of poisonous bugs, as shown in "The Night".
• Wander is also afraid of giant huge smiling figures, shown in The Box and The Heebie Jeebies.
• "The Lonely Planet" also revealed that Wander likes pancakes, waffles, and blueberry pie.
• Wander can balance a spoon in the middle of his face where his nose should be.
• Wander likes to dance, as shown in "The Party Animal" and "The Fancy Party".
• Wander has, on at least one occasion, ripped a door right out of a wall. This shows that he may be stronger than he looks in the episode "The Fancy Party".
• Wander knows how to perform the Heimlich maneuver and CPR shown in "The Little Guy" and "The Fancy Party".
• "The Gift 2: The Giftening" is the only episode where Wander appears but does not speak.
• Wander, on occasion, likes to create his own sound effects for his actions. Such as saying "boink-boink" while raising his eyebrows, "ding!" when coming to a realization, and "gasp!" when shocked.
• Wander is shown to be a somnambulist and a somniloquy, meaning he walks and talks in his sleep, in "The Day". He is also a deep sleeper.
• Wander has somewhat of a penchant for dressing himself up in feminine clothing. He has done so in "The Greatest", "The Good Deed", "The Date", "The Enemies" and "The Secret Planet". His choice of wardrobe bears some similarity to Bugs Bunny, in that he generally only does so to distract, seduce, or mislead his opponent.
• In "The Greater Hater", it is revealed that "Wander" is not really his name. "Wander" is just a nickname given by Sylvia where they first met in "The Waste of Time".
• In "The Battle Royale", Sourdough mentions that Wander is a vegetarian.
  • A few earlier episodes hint at this; all the food he packed for "The Picnic", including the sandwiches, had no meat. He also showed disgust for jellyfish pie in "The Hat", which presumably would not be vegetarian. All other food he's eaten have lacked meat, including the giant hoagie he wolfed down in "The Tourist" and the triple pickle cream pie in "The Helper". He is not vegan however, as he does eat sandwiches with mayo ("The Picnic").
  • In "The Breakfast", Wander does make eggs, but they were growing on a tree.
  • In "The Greatest", one of the activities that Wander and Lord Hater participate in was a hot dog eating contest. Whether or not these hot dogs were vegetarian is debatable.
  • In "The Family Reunion", while Sylvia's family chows down on meat, Wander requests to have a salad instead.
• In "The It", it is shown that Wander knows how to speak Spanish. As he travels to many worlds, it's possible he may know other languages as well.
• In Russia, he is called "Тут-и-Там" (Tut-e-Tam), meaning "here and there".
• In Albanian, he is called Shëtitësi, meaning "Hiker".
• In Romanian, he is called Hoinarul, meaning "Wanderer".