#cyberpunk 2077 wakako

[cowboyink]

ok, maybe I'm tryna be husband number 6 judge me all you want

[toastysol]

Thinking about how, between him and V, Jackie is by far the more personable of the two. He oozes such easy charisma that it's really hard to actually hate him. He's the one with connections all over Night City. V's best friend who always knows a guy. He hooks V up with whoever they could possibly need. Everyone who's ever met him either loves him, or has great respect for him.

And yet. Despite the number of people he knows and who know him, after he dies, V is the one they remember. "Didn't you have someone with you?" Sandra asks. "You did well, V. You and that... friend of yours." Wakako states. Jackie is the one who got them that job. Or at least that's what the prologue sequence led me to believe. V asks him if Wakako had any tips for the Sandra case. Therefore, Jackie was the one who got them hired. I cant tell if Wakako forgot his name on purpose cause she didn't like him/care enough or genuinely doesn't remember. I know Sandra has good reason not to. She was unconscious.

It's just gut wrenching to me. Jackie put in all this work, prolly called in so many favors, to help V get to where they needed to be, and in the end, no one knows his name. He went out with a bang and didn't even get a footnote. Of course, V can change that after the game if they want I would guess. Use their prestige and respect to spread the word about the bestest friend they ever had in nc. He does get his own drink at the Afterlife, but does anyone know who they're drinking? How colorful and full of life he was? Do they know how he died? What he did?

And I mean, his name seemed to be at least somewhat well-known in the valentinos. But that means about jack squat in the merc world. He was supposed to be a legend, but all he ended up as was a ghost.

What makes this worse in my canon, is that the "Major Leagues" was never even V's dream. It always belonged to Jack. When he chases it, he does so in Jackie's place. For him. Not for V. Sometimes he wishes it were Jackie's name he was using, just so someone would hear it and be filled with hope for the future. Just like Jackie was with Morgan Blackhand, Andrew Weyland, and Adam Smasher. He carries Jackie's ghost on his back, every rung of the ladder, and no one even sees it.

[kammilu]

pieces from V's life!

STORY TIME: as I mentioned, my V (her full name is Vesper) was raised by Wakako! The five-year-old girl was taken in by her aunt after the death of V’s mother. V did not have a father, she grew up with her mother and aunt, who were both netrunners and somehow made ends meet.

At some point, during the execution of one dangerous order, V’s mother’s brains were fried, and the authorities began to pursue her aunt. she was forced to flee to Canada, but at the same time leave the child in order to protect her from problems in the future

So V ended up in the care of Wakako, a good and reliable friend of her aunt. Wakako could never be called a kind and gentle grandmother, so V grew up in the strict traditions of an old Japanese woman. over time, Wakako warmed to V as if she were her own granddaughte

[littlegondolinmonster]

Rogue's mental state after 54 years since her toxic, manipulative, sexist, drug addict,unloyal,egoistic, abusive boyfriend died because of his stupidity and fucking gravity, but she still blames herself for it, for no FUCKING reason

Wakako Okada's mental state after killing her five husbands

[bnbc]

repost, but I want to see all my tarot cards in one place :3

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[lucky38-2077]

Fixers of Night City👥

[sweetmage]

Mentally I am here (cradled in the arms of a sweet guy who turned old enough for the senior discount at Denny's 10 years ago ❤️)

[torpublishinggroup]

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[soqueengardener]

Adventures with Takemura & Johnny

[kdval]

Revisiting Cyberpunk 2077

› Faces of Night City [1/?]

[gloryride]

📸 by @imaginarycyberpunk2023 ♥♥

When i made Vanessa NPV, i wanted multiple outfits for different occasions. And i created this pink suits, where she's well-dressed, but still herself. And it's my fav appearance on this npv, but rarely use by friends (i know y'all prefer the pink sequin dress with fur xD). Imaginary knows that, and gifted me with pretty pics with this suits and i'm in love ♥♥ Thank you ♥♥♥

[gamesscreens]

[the-69sin]

[noraleedoes]

[bnbc]

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[ofhouseusher]

on my knees for the queen of fixers only

[breezypunk]

An intense meeting with Wakako.

Gig: Down on the street.

[torpublishinggroup]

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Ssrin Character Illustration by Julie Dillon

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Exordia is expansive adventure science fiction that reads like a race-against-the-clock thriller in the vein of Michael Crichton, but steeped in the irony, humor, and pain of the Internet age. An alien-human epic for those who've always rooted for the monster.