#jackie

[jinxekkotimebomb]

I love that Shauna is incapable of hallucinating Jackie without her having the gayest aura ever.

[trololohstuffs]

[C] Jackie

A beeg good girl Commission for Jackie

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[god-syndicate-if]

Climax of the story is Jackie vs Ares in a level 4 arc flash suit

You think you have her and then she just pulls out a gun so you switch into full kevlar body armor, and THAT'S when she zaps you.

[lunarreign24]

Was it difficult to put this artwork together?

Life is meaningless

[candlezofficial]

random post time

[beezii]

study break

[shadowcreature]

i've always wanted a sexy fox character

[jinxekkotimebomb]

This is the girl most try to insist is mean and cruel and 'doesn't care' about others. She's in love with Shauna and she means the world to her. She's the only reason she tried to stay strong in the wilderness and she broke when she assumed she had lost her.

[mabsolgirl]

breaking news: local silly has been spotted being goofy

[stephreynaart]

Baby Grunks

Along with a little Relativity Falls Fidds and @lemonfodrizzleart ‘s Jackie and Farmer Stan as babbies

[jackiel00p]

Delivery: The Musical

[fanghaunt]

halloween ouppy

[beezii]

she's hoping to get sponsored someday

[dabruzzy]

I was thinking about this line from Jackie and it got me thinking.

3 years earlier, when Lighter and Fuel lost their house in a fire, they stayed over at the Yado Inn. Two villagers were homeless, but they weren't left to fend for themselves. The other villagers helped them, because they were a community.

Now, 3 years later, Lighter and Fuel are at risk of homelessness again because they oppose Porky's regime and refuse to buy a Happy Box. Their house has a huge hole in the roof. But if they were to ask Jackie if they could book a room at his hotel, he'd probably tell them the same thing he told Lucas. Not necessarily because he has anything against them personally, but because their presence there is bad for business, and now that capitalism has been introduced to Tazmily, he needs money. The villagers don't help each other without expecting anything in return anymore. I think this is a subtler way that the game shows how capitalism promotes a hyper-individualistic mentality.