#jerry morbucks

[silyabeeodess]

Who are the members of the Morbucks Family, what what do they each do? does princess have any cousins?

From the number of Morbucks NPCs shown in the game, it seems to be a pretty big family. The ones I've found in-game work the banks (though I swear there were more, it might be my memories of Retro crossing over), so I'll list them as well as my headcanons for them below:

JaeHoon Morbucks: JaeHoon can be found running the bank in Peach Creek Commons and wears an Urban Ranger uniform. As a ranger, he's learned a great deal more about responsibility, charity, and teamwork than others in his family. Some other young Morbucks' think he's weird for joining them and wonder why he would ever want to stick around a small place like Peach Creek, but he genuinely enjoys roughing it more than they do, as it feels like something he's personally succeeding in, something outside of whatever the family throws him into with their limitless support. He is a more distant relative, but despite this, is still pretty well-known in the family for being very bright and already having a good mind for business.

He and Ranger Joey are really close, in that they're both scouts as well as in that they'll sometimes match each other's styles. Jaehoon respects that Joey knows how to work a deal and Joey admires how far Jaehoon has gone as a young tycoon in a giant family business. Chances are, this friendship will last and they may try some real business endeavors together in the future.

Jerry Morbucks: Jerry is located at the Townsville Mall, the same as Princess. While he's been tasked with helping keep an eye on her, he'd much rather focus on his own interests and can be somewhat lazy. He basically does as much of his work as is passable and then runs off to have fun when he can. We can take this both from his position in front of an ice cream shop at the mall and in the way he dresses (in the DexStar outfit), which further hints to a love of superheroes. He's also a big comic fan. Jerry and Princess can bicker quite a bit even though they're both on the lazier side, threatening to tattle on each other to their relatives. This stand-off can mean that a lot of the trouble they get into separately goes unreported for the sake of not having their own dirty laundry aired out.

Prince King Morbucks: Prince is located at Mt. Blackhead and is the most like Princess in looks and personality—so much that he's basically her 'Rowdyruff' counterpart. Like her, he has no concept of frugal spending, can be arrogant, and is used to getting what he wants. However, unlike her, while people can find Prince obnoxious and self-absorbed, he's not actually that bad of a person. He's spoiled, not evil. He'll throw money at anyone to have his way and does get upset if he still can't get it, but will react by fuming alone to himself instead of having a tantrum or hurting people. He wants to be in the groups that hold his interest, such as the Candy Pirates, but instead of getting vengeful from being excluded, he just gets really hurt. Instead of Princess' cycle of abusing the money she has to lord over others, while also knowing that the main reason many of his "friendships" exist is because of his wealth, he still feels a need to use it to impress others and be accepted. He's also very active, in contrast to Princess' stronger desire for comfort and reliance on tech.

I imagine he likely has the closest relation out of the Morbuckses I've mentioned. One common reason behind some middle names is to pass on the name of a relative. Given that his middle name is the same as Princess' father's first name, King, one of his own parents could possibly be the latter's sibling or close cousin—making he and Princess very closely related in-turn. Due to their differences, the two don't always get along.

There's supposedly at least a fourth Morbucks located in the Foresaken Valley, however, aside from records on Retro such as the patch notes, I can't find them: I know they were in Retro itself, but I've checked both versions on OpenFusion for the original game with no luck. (For some reason, I'm having trouble loading Retrobution as well. :/) This also doesn't include the Retro exclusive Morbuckses from when they added all of the additional bank space.

One thing that was also brought up in the Retro patch notes and that I noticed too was that there originally wasn't many female Morbucks NPCs. For the sake of headcanons, we could fit this in with Princess being a spoiled daddy's girl in that there might not be many other girls close to her age in the family, therefore giving her some special treatment within the Morbuckses as a whole.

[not-selfconfrontation]

boomer developing for the worst + the girls

after Boomer's tom and jerry shit in the last chapter, i love all the conversations about how boomer is the only one that's getting worse than he was when the boys arrived in Townsville. He's giving into his more evil and irrational impulses simply because he can, he's snippier, not listening to Brick as much. While Brick and Butch are getting softer and their feelings for the girls are changing their behaviors for the better, Boomer's feelings for Bubbles are making him worse.

what i'm also noticing is something kinda similar happening to the Girls, especially with Blossom and Bubbles. Out of the three of them, Bubbles isn't worst, she's just changed the least. There isn't as much tension in the blues relationship that would make her change as much in the first place. she's the most stable, and she's just also been getting increasingly worried about having to actually deal with who Boomer is/what his job is, especially when Penny showed up. And that same moment with Penny is when I noticed that Blossom really started changing.

Like, here comes Penny, the perfect lead into why the Boys actually came to Townsville, someone who has put both her sisters on edge, with an unknown tie to Mrs. Morbucks, and what does Blossom do? She decides to not be nosy. Our number one snoop decides to let things be. I literally love this moment in Blossom's development, because it really makes her feel her age. She's a girl, with a crush, and she wants things to maybe work out with said crush. Or at least not get any worse. And from that moment on, she has these moments where she doesn't correct Brick's cursing as harshly as she might have in the beginning, she's trying to give Brick space, and she's kinda gotten more flirty! i'm actually so excited for a moment where Blossom's gonna get tired of all the little interruptions and take the lead. Because she's still #LeaderGirl, and its fun when she knows what she wants and takes it! she's finally started acting like a teenager since the Boys came.

i haven't been looking through the greens moments as much while I've been rereading but I know that Miss "Let's Feel Each Other Up in the Woods" has obvi been getting a lot more vulnerable and comfortable with Butch than she has with anyone else in her life. Having a friendship where you feel comfortable exploring an impulse about your sexuality and then still be comfortable in your friendship afterwards, even if they were awkward for a second? I know people in their 20s who couldn't handle intimacy like that. And I know the Buttercup from the beginning definitely couldn't have handled that.

[evilmortyxprincessmorbucks]

If you defend Evil Morty, you're INSANE.

I've been seeing too many people defend him and it's getting really tiring. How do you even defend someone who committed mass murder, torture, kidnapping and destruction... His name is "Evil Morty" for a REASON. Not only he admitted to being evil multiple times and even his backstory is VERY MILDLY tragic compared to some Mortys who have gone through worse stuff. It has even been hinted that he was always different due to his picture in Morty agency.

He took away his Rick's freedom to the point he became suicidal because of all the murder and torture he was forced to do to other Ricks and Mortys.

Speaking of those Ricks and Mortys, their Beths, Summers and Jerrys had been traumatized and their Ricks/Mortys taken away from them. He didn't have to kill Ricks and torture Mortys (he could've just used like 3 Mortys and a jumper cable. Which even C-137 wouldn't do...) He was already free after killing his Rick. He could've taken the portal gun and move to another dimension without a Rick, only reason he destroyed the citadel and moved outside CFC was out of spite rather than actual want for freedom. Even in Unmortricken he still continues to antagonize C-137 and Morty Prime and even taunts C-137 after he kills Rick Prime warning him that he now has the omega device that can erase him (or anyone else) from existence. And don't pull the "he only kills Ricks and Mortys card." Who knows how many people/aliens he killed off-screen before/after killing his Rick? Even Dan Harmon's official commentary was that "Powerful villains don't just hide from you or fight you, they own you. That's something a real God does." When referring to Evil Morty. You can like him if you want, my most favorite are Princess Morbucks, Eric Cartman, Evil Stewie/Penelope, Chucky/Tiffany and Mr Kat. Which all of them happen to be psychopathic villains that only care for themselves. But maybe how about, stop defending villains that are clearly evil and don't regret any of their actions? Unless you're actually a psychopath yourself.