Though eager to write books of history, Pomfrey implies that he occasionally gets restless, writing instead books about pointless violent battles between heroes and villains or tales of caution, and appearing to regret them afterwards.
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Though eager to write books of history, Pomfrey implies that he occasionally gets restless, writing instead books about pointless violent battles between heroes and villains or tales of caution, and appearing to regret them afterwards.
Did you know? Pomfrey and Spell Punk Library as a whole are a homage to his late voice actor, René Auberjonois, known for his role as Odo in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine as well as several episode direction credits, the Machinist in Avatar: The Last Airbender and Mr. House in Fallout: New Vegas.
After writing many books, Pomfrey retired to Gadfly Glades to continue his work in solitude, but was caught by an elven Collector and put on display against his will. The Skylanders had to go through the Collector's challenges in order to get her to give up Pomfrey. Once that was done, Collector gave up Pomfrey and he appeared at Skylanders Academy in order to help research a way to defeat the Darkness.
Pomfrey, also known as Pomfrey Lefuzzbuttom is a small bookworm author in Skylanders: SuperChargers. He is the original founder of the Warrior Librarians of the Eternal Archives and notably the author of many books in the Spell Punk Library, including ones regarding the history of The Darkness.
Did you know? Oddly, after his contribution to the journey, Pomfrey is no longer seen, presumably sent back to The Collector as she had promised him a revamped cage.