harmony_jess-figment-fullharmony_jess-figment-face JESS HARMONY

Real Name: Jess Harmony

Identity/Class: Alternate Reality (Earth-52319) human

Occupation: Unrevealed

Group Membership: None known

Affiliations: Academy Scientifica-Lucidus USA, Chairman Auckley, Bill (mailman), Dreamfinder (Blair Mercurial), Figment, Professor Fye, Spark

Enemies: Doubtfinder (doubt manifestation inadvertently generated by Dreamfinder),

Known Relatives: Capricious "Capri" Aloysia Harmony (daughter), Blarion "Blair" Mercurial (great-great grand uncle)

Aliases: None

Base of Operations: Indian River Drive, Cocoa, Florida

First Appearance: Figment II#1 (November, 2015)

 

Powers/Abilities: Jess had no superhuman powers, but she was a loving mother, supporting her daughters imagination and creativity and encouraging her to never give up hope.

    She was athletic enough to catch her daughter from falling perhaps 10-20' without harming either one of them.

 

Height: Unrevealed (approximately 5'6")
Weight: Unrevealed (approximately 125 lbs.)
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blackharmony_jess-figment-seated

History:
(Figment II#1 (fb) - BTS) - Jess lived in a home in Cocoa, Florida with her daughter Capricious Harmony, who was inspired by her great-great-great grand uncle, Blair Mercurial, the legendary Dreamfinder from the Academy Scientifica-Lucidus.

(Figment II#5 (fb) - BTS) - Jess taught Capricious to help people whenever she could.

(Figment II#1) - Jess was reading a book on her front porch when the mailman, Bill, delivered a letter for Capricious, noting that the girl couldn't help but live up to her name. Having been expecting a letter from Academy Scientifica-Lucidus USA, Capricious bounded down the stairs and asked about the letter. Jess chided her for having gotten her favorite dress soiled by whatever she was building, butCapricious told her that it was a worthy sacrifice in the name of science and asked for the letter.

harmony_jess-figment-beach    After Capricious had read that the academy could not accept her until she had reached physical maturity, Jess comforted her, acknowledging that she had worked really hard on this but that it was not the right time. Nonetheless, Jess told her no matter what to not give up hope, as her dreams would come true some day.

(Figment II#2) - Jess accompanied Capricious to the beach, where she was doing some work in designing some technology she wanted to build, like a flying suit, bringing her some lemonade. After Capricious showed her designs for flight suit she was building, Jess told her that maybe they could go to the scrap heap at the end of the month and look for parts. Capricious was excited by the idea, and Jess told her that she liked seeing her inventions come to life, that she was very skilled and that she had to keep her busy or she would take the house apart. At Jess' request, Capricious showed her some other drawings, which she called "silly stuff," and she like a cute little winged cat-creature, whichCapricious told her was called "Spark."

(Figment II#3 - BTS) - After Dreamfinder (Blair Mercurial) -- who had traveled forward and time with Figment -- had been overwhelmed by a manifestation of his own doubt, Figment sensed and flew to a beacon of imagination from someone who was using dream power: Capricious. 

(Figment II#3) - When Figment appeared before her, Capricious initially screamed, leading Jess to check in on her and ask what was going on. Capricious covered, saying she had read something scary in a book, and Jess advised her that reading was good, but not when you were supposed to be asleep, and she toldCapricious to please get some rest before bidding her goodnight.

(Figment II#3 - BTS) - Figment subsequently told Capricious that the Dreamfinder and everyone else at the Academy-Lucidus was in danger, and Capricious revealed that she was the great-great-great grandniece of the Dreamfinder. After Figment detailed the situation, Capricious agreed to depart with him to hopefully rescue Dreamfinder and the others.

(Figment II#5 (fb) - BTS) - Capricious left a note for her mom, telling her not to freak out, as she wasn't unhappy and running away but had rather departed with Figment to the academy, explaining how their ancestor and Figment had traveled to the future. She told her mother not to worry, as they were expert inventors and could handle anything. harmony_jess-figment-sunglasses

(Figment II#3 - BTS) - After arriving at the academy, Capricious used Dreamfinder's Mesmonic Converter to bring her own imaginary creation Spark to life, after which they worked to liberate the Dreamfinder from his doubt manifestation.

(Figment II#4 - BTS) - Capricious and Spark aided Figment in locating and freeing the Dreamfinder from within the Doubtfinder, although the latter, now the Doubt, still controlled the academy.

(Figment II#5) - Finding Capricious' note the morning after she had left, a tearful Jess drove to the academy and then ran into it, discovering Capricious amidst a conflict with the immense Doubt. When she called out to her daughter, the distraction allowed the Doubt to swat Capricious back, knocking the Mesmonic Converter off of her and allowing the doubt to capture her.

    Jess was shocked to see that her ancestor was truly present, after which Dreamfinder overloaded and destroyed the Mesmonic Converter, unleashing its power to free all those who had fallen under the Doubt's power. These people, including other beings of imagination, collectively attacked and destroyed (or, at least, temporarily dispersed the Doubt), after which Jess caught the falling Capricious. harmony_jess-figment-catch

    Jess told Capri that she was worried about her, but Capri reminded her that she had told her not to freak out, after which she introduced her to Dreamfinder and Figment. Chairman Auckley then shared how Capricious had saved them all and -- noting how she had a keen mind and a courageous heart -- offered her a spot at the Academy Scientifica-Lucidus, which she immediately accepted.

    Jess told the Dreamfinder how he had inspired Capricious for years, as reading about his adventures had opened her mind to new ideas and given her hope. Noting the pleasure to be his, Dreamfinder told her that he could not ask for a better imagineer to carry on his and Figment's legacy.

    As Dreamfinder and Figment departed, Dreamfinder assured everyone that they would always be with them in their dreams.

Comments: Created by Jim Zub and Ramon Bachs.

    The Figment issues were surprisingly fun to read, especially the first series. Give 'em a read!

    Capricious Aloysia Harmony was likable and entertaining, and it was also a little entertaining having the story take place in Cocoa, so close to where I live in Satellite Beach.

    Capricious' father was not mentioned that I saw, so we don't know if he and Jess were ever married, and if they were, we don't know if he died and/or they got divorced.

    In this reality, there apparently was NOT Disneyworld (Magic Kingdom, Epcot, etc.), but the Academy Scientifica-Lucidus USA was in a private swampland area, but the trademark geodesic dome of Epcot (The Experimental Prototype City Of Tomorrow) was part of the story of Figment II, vanishing mysteriously, and Dreamfinder and Figment departed to find it at the end of the story.

    Courtesy of Loki, who advised me to cover Jess Harmony for the Disney Kingdoms spot, in response to my query about whether the Disney Kingdoms stories shared a common reality:

    Hmm. I hadn't thought about that possibility, and I suspect neither had the different writers. I don't think that was the outright intent - Seekers of the Weird looks to be the first of the Disney Kingdom series, released from January 2014, with the other series coming out in 2015 and 2016. The last page of that title includes an explanation of how the line came to be, with a possibly pertinent quote:
    "It was a true "What If?" scenario that asked what would happen if the House of Ideas worked together with the Imagineers to create action-packed worlds around Disney's greatest attractions." - emphasis mine

    That does suggest they weren't intended to share a reality. Interestingly, Seekers of the Weird isn't based on an actual attraction, but a planned one that never came to be because it morphed into the Haunted Mansion - which in theory could make the Seekers' mansion an alternate reality variant of the Haunted Mansion. And apropos to nothing, while checking on this I learned that while California's Disneyland, Florida's Magic Kingdom and Disneyland Tokyo all have Haunted Mansions, in Hong Kong's Disneyland it's replaced by the fantasy-rather-than-ghost themed Mystic Manor, while Disneyland Paris has the darker-toned Phantom Manor. 

    However, if the question becomes "could they all share a common reality?" then I think they could. They are set in different time periods but all in worlds that appear on the surface to be like ours - i.e. as far as the general public are aware, there's no magic, super science, supernatural beings, etc. Obviously there actually are such things in each of the Disney Kingdoms titles, but not openly as far as I can see - the closest we get is in Figment with the Articulate Army's attack on London, and then in Figment 2, with the Academy and its obviously non-human resident Fye - but the former was a localized event whose supernatural details were likely discounted by any who didn't directly witness them, and as for the Academy in Figment 2, Fye notes that it is deliberately in a secluded location, so outside of those chosen to attend (who could be sworn to keep his existence secret) the existence of Fye would remain hidden from the world. 

   This profile was completed 01/26/2026, but its publication was delayed as it was intended for the Appendix 25th anniversary 's celebratory event.

Profile by Snood.

CLARIFICATIONS:
Jess Harmony should be distinguished from:


images: (without ads)
Figment II#1, story pg. 1, panel 1 (sitting on front porch, showing home);
          panel 3 (sitting, full, close-up);
       #2, pg. 1, panel 4 (face);
            pg. 2, panel 2 (kneeling on the beach);
          panel 5 (face, sunglasses);
       #5, pg. 14 (full, with gopher creature on her arm);
          pg. 17, panel 2 (catching Capri);
Appearances:
Figment II#1-2 (November-December, 2015) - Jim Zub (writer), Ramon Bachs (artist), Emily Shaw (consulting editor), Mark Basso (editor)
Figment II#3-4 (January, 2016) - Jim Zub (writer), Ramon Bachs (artist), Emily Shaw (consulting editor), Mark Basso (editor)
Figment II#5 (March, 2016) - Jim Zub (writer), Ramon Bachs (artist), Emily Shaw (consulting editor), Mark Basso (editor)

First posted: 09/18/2026
Last updated: 01/26/2026

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