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Happy whatever the fuck to those who are celebrating today, I have drawings. Some are not done yet but I'm excited about them.

I think I remember teasing redesigns for my AU of sorts, but never got around to posting my designs for the characters. There is a bit of an AU going on here, but I find anything related to writing to be kind of difficult and it's a very slow process that sees me taking long breaks. I have decided I do want them wearing clothes, but figuring out their style is a bit difficult ngl.

Here's what there is to know about Jumpy now:
-"Jumpy" is a nickname. She doesn't like to be called by her "original" name, and even members of the company usually refer to her by her nickname.
-Pronouns: she/they
-Aside from singing, which most every animatronic does, Jumpy spends a lot of time either gaming(where she is the most prolific non-human streamer), or partaking in visual arts. It's not part of the marketing much, but they also are happy to answer questions and teach people facts about anything from her usual expertise in the arts, but also mathematics, science, and the lore of fictional works, and more typical "fun facts" about animals. It's not confirmed whether this is just a holdover from the animatronic's days of performing for guests at a zoo before joining our core cast, but it does seem to answer some questions.
-Jumpy is known as the "autism representation" in the cast, having the most traits that read to average guests and viewers and experts in neurodivergence as autistic. They happily both make jokes about this status, and get along with special needs kids. While all our characters are programmed with knowledge on various disabilities, Jumpy is very well-suited to personally relating to neurodivergent people of any age.

Her visual differences between now and when I first started posting about her several years ago:
-sleeveless crop hoodie
-black skort
-a little bulkier in most aspects, with the chest being the exception. That's almost totally flat.
-earrings. A larger pair of bright purple, and secondary gold ones higher up.
-eyebrow dots
-slightly tweaked/reworked thought process behind joint seams(Now, the dark seams are bands of much more flexible "skin" where there is no fur to hinder flexibility
-drastically improved art style since middle school lol

Description
Happy whatever the fuck to those who are celebrating today, I have drawings. Some are not done yet but I'm excited about them.

I think I remember teasing redesigns for my AU of sorts, but never got around to posting my designs for the characters. There is a bit of an AU going on here, but I find anything related to writing to be kind of difficult and it's a very slow process that sees me taking long breaks. I have decided I do want them wearing clothes, but figuring out their style is a bit difficult ngl.

Here's what there is to know about Jumpy now:
-"Jumpy" is a nickname. She doesn't like to be called by her "original" name, and even members of the company usually refer to her by her nickname.
-Pronouns: she/they
-Aside from singing, which most every animatronic does, Jumpy spends a lot of time either gaming(where she is the most prolific non-human streamer), or partaking in visual arts. It's not part of the marketing much, but they also are happy to answer questions and teach people facts about anything from her usual expertise in the arts, but also mathematics, science, and the lore of fictional works, and more typical "fun facts" about animals. It's not confirmed whether this is just a holdover from the animatronic's days of performing for guests at a zoo before joining our core cast, but it does seem to answer some questions.
-Jumpy is known as the "autism representation" in the cast, having the most traits that read to average guests and viewers and experts in neurodivergence as autistic. They happily both make jokes about this status, and get along with special needs kids. While all our characters are programmed with knowledge on various disabilities, Jumpy is very well-suited to personally relating to neurodivergent people of any age.

Her visual differences between now and when I first started posting about her several years ago:
-sleeveless crop hoodie
-black skort
-a little bulkier in most aspects, with the chest being the exception. That's almost totally flat.
-earrings. A larger pair of bright purple, and secondary gold ones higher up.
-eyebrow dots
-slightly tweaked/reworked thought process behind joint seams(Now, the dark seams are bands of much more flexible "skin" where there is no fur to hinder flexibility
-drastically improved art style since middle school lol