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Commission done for @valkeakuulas starring the grumpiest and hottest Commander of the GAR
Echo & Omega’s doll .✦ ݁˖
And why it’s one of my favourite scenes in The Bad Batch
Okay, so it should go without saying that I absolutely adore every single scene of Echo and Omega, their dynamic is just *chefs kiss*
But the small moment we get of the two at the market with Omega's newly acquired doll is just everything to me, and here's why:
the awesome thing about Juntech is that Tech is never asked to change who he is on a fundamental level or judged for his autistic traits. he is presented with a person just like him, who does not demand more than he can offer and allows him to grow and blossom as his truest self without expecting him to conform to some idealized version of what he should be. He is never chastised for his mannerisms or not being 'enough'. and that is why autistic rep is so important. ❤️
art by the AMAZING @kallielef
jealous!bad batch boyfriends when you nap in someone else’s bunk
gn reader warnings: none
hunter
you wake up to him sitting at the edge of the bunk, his stone cold expression softening when he senses you’re awake.
“you comfy over there?” he rasps, eyebrows slightly raised.
“yeah, i guess i just dozed off,” you yawn and stretch out, sort of letting your leg drape over his lap in the process, “wrecker said i could borrow his bed, he’s such a sweetie…”
hunter wraps a firm hand around your ankle, holding you tight as he caresses his thumb over your skin, a slow and deliberate back and forth that makes you look at him more closely. he meets your eyes.
“could’ve just taken mine.”
he says it casually, like it’s no big deal, but you catch his envy, the way it sharpens dark stare. you prop yourself up on an elbow.
“i mean, we share everything around here,” you remind him, “i didn’t think it mattered…”
his fingers tighten around your ankle ever so slightly. just a squeeze that coincides with the clench his jaw. “it matters to me.” he tugs on your leg, carefully pulling you close until he’s able to scoop you up in his arms and press his forehead down on yours.
“i don’t wanna see you in another man’s bed,” he murmurs, brushing your lips together. “and i don’t remember ever agreeing to sharin’ you with my brothers.”
you smile a bit, running your hands down the hard, muscular plane of his chest. “you’re being jealous…”
“hmm, is that funny to you?” he leans in, smirking at the fact that you’re entertained by all of this.
“mhmmm,” you laugh into the deep, open-mouthed kiss he crushes to your lips, closing the distance with a low groan. the kiss is warm and moves slowly, pulling back on your bottom lip in a teasing suck that makes you gasp softly. you take a pause for air, quietly catching your breath as he searches your expression. you look at each other silently at first, weighing your unspoken feelings.
“sometimes…i feel bad for always taking up your space,” you admit.
he shakes his head. “what’s mine is yours, baby,” he whispers, kissing your forehead. “long as you’re all mine…”
tech
you don’t realize it bothers him until you’re switching off a shift with echo in the copilot’s seat after hours of convincing him to get some rest. tech is sitting behind the controls, startled when you lean down and kiss the top of his head before sitting down beside him.
“you’ve been awake for days,” you tell him, “would it kill you to sleep for once?”
he answers as blunt as always. “i’ve learned to function without it.”
you laugh drily and shake your head. “i can tell.” you fold your legs behind your head and lean back in your seat, sighing comfortably. “luckily for you, i just slept like a baby. so you’re stuck with me.”
his lips curve in amusement, unable to deny that he likes the sound of that. but his jealousy from seeing you curled up in a bunk that isn’t his still weighs down on his chest, tightening with discomfort. you glance over at him, surprised by his lack of response. he feels your stare and clears his throat.
“crosshair isn’t one to share his space quite easily,” he says pointedly, “perhaps he’s grown fond of you.”
you stare at him in disbelief before laughing, quickly quieting your sounds when you remember there’s people sleeping in the back of the ship. “oh, you’re serious,” you realize aloud. tech looks at you like he doesn’t understand what’s humorous about this conversation, his eyes dropping down when you reach over and place your hand over his with a reassuring squeeze.
“god, for someone so smart, you can be so clueless.” you tilt your head to the side, leaning in a bit closer. “you know it’s just you and me, right? always has been.”
he laces your fingers together, finally meeting your eyes again.
“then it’s just my bed you’ll sleep in.”
you chuckle softly. “deal.”
wrecker
you slowly open your eyes to a familiar weight pressed over your side. it’s his long, burly arm wrapped around you as he spoon you from behind, snoring roughly.
“wrecker,” you whisper, rolling over to shake him awake. “c’mon, big guy, i can’t move…”
he startles awake, rubbing his eyes as he collects himself through a sleepy groan. “yeah, baby, i’m up…”
his gaze pauses on you, and he smiles softly. you roll your eyes at how mushy he gets over you, so easily smitten. “don’t look at me like that, i’m a mess right now…”
he shakes his head and pulls you back into his embrace, kissing the top of your head. “mm, don’t say that,” he mumbles, “you’re always lookin’ pretty…”
you sigh and nuzzle yourself against his warm chest. you can’t deny how comfy he feels, especially when you’re lingering on the edge of sleep. “did you move me here?” you ask him.
“hm? oh, yeah…” he glances down at you as you look up, your gazes locking into place. “dunno what you were doin’ in echo’s bunk, but i didn’t wanna wake you up.” his lips quirk into a sheepish smile. “guess i fell asleep, too..”
your eyes soften as you smile back. you touch his cheek gently, tracing your fingertips across his face. “i just wanted to close my eyes for a second. and echo’s bunk is the cleanest.”
wrecker wrinkles his nose at the later half of your explanation. “i keep mine clean—ever since i started sharin’ it with you, at least,” he says defensively. you laugh and press a kiss to his mouth, successfully shutting him up before he accidentally shakes up the rest of the ship with his thunderous voice. his eyes widen before he lets them flutter shut, and his arms come around you tighter as he deepens the kiss, groaning through the way your mouths devour each other in sync.
“i promise i’ll tidy up,” he mutters, “if you promise not to jump into anyone else’s bed.”
you smile against his lips. “just yours, wrecker.”
crosshair
you know he’s jealous because he’s petty. he never admits such feelings, but the truth reveals itself through his snarkier-than-usual attitude—the little game he plays to act like he doesn’t care.
“c’monnn, crosshair, move over a little,” you whisper into his backside, tickling his rough, scarred skin with some light kisses. he doesn’t budge, taking up the whole space of his bunk with his lanky body. you’re basically falling off, clinging to him desperately.
“ughh, you’re such an ass,” you grumble under your breath.
“hmm, that’s too bad,” he murmurs slowly. “better go runnin’ back to hunter…”
his words take you by surprise. you sit up and hover over him, pushing at his shoulders so that he’ll roll back over toward you. “is that why you’re mad at me?”
he stares up at you with his mouth pressed in its usual, indifferent line. “who says i’m mad?”
you climb on top of him. his hands come down on your thighs when you straddle his torso, now face-to-face. there’s also much more room on the bunk, which is why this position feels familiar, all cozied up despite the impracticalities of his long legs. his gaze is narrow and unimpressed as he looks at you, irritation ticking behind his eyes.
“you’re jealous.” you lean closer, touching the tips of your noses together. “it wasn’t even like that.”
crosshair’s glare deepens. he definitely trusts you and his brothers, but just the mere implication of “that” gets his blood boiling. it’s the most irrational anger he’s ever felt, and yet, he can’t seem to swallow it down. you’re in his head, and it drives him crazy.
“of course it wasn’t.” his spindly fingers trail up your thighs, digging into your ass with a tight squeeze. “they know you’re off limits.”
you roll your eyes and give him a gentle peck on the lips. “you’re getting worked up over nothing.” you trace his mouth with a soft smiling spreading across your own expression. “hunter did say it would piss you off, though.”
crosshair scowls. “as if you all don’t bother me enough.”
you kiss him again, giggling a bit. “aww, but you love it.”
he cradles the back of your head and pulls you in. your lips touch right as he whispers, “only when it’s you.”
echo
you’re pleasantly surprised when he brings you something to drink in a cute mug, watching you with worried eyes as you sit up and take a long sip. his hand strokes down the side of your face softly, his voice even softer while saying, “you’ve been more tired than usual lately.”
you shake your head and glance up at him. “it’s just all the moving around. i’ll get used to it.”
he doesn’t look convinced, but he’s also not the type to boss you around on how to take care of yourself. “you know there’s always space in my bunk anytime you need some rest, right?”
“mhm,” you nod, smiling as he takes the mug back from you to set it aside. “i wish you used it more, to be honest.”
he chuckles softly and shrugs your concern off. “eh, that’s all right. i don’t sleep much anymore.” his eyes soften when he notices your frown, and he tilts your chin up with the pad of his fingertip.
“you’re not a bother around here,” he tells you, somehow seeing right through you before you can even begin to shed some vulnerability. he pauses and shakes his head a bit, sighing at himself. “it’s silly, but…what bothers me more is seeing you in someone else’s bed.”
your eyes widen. you didn’t expect him to care about something as little as this, but looking at him makes you realize that he’s being truthful—the way he always is.
“i didn’t know…” you say, “i’m sorry. i wasn’t thinking, i just…”
he leans down and kisses your forehead. “it’s nothin’ to be sorry about.” he hugs you close to his stomach when you rest the side of your head against him, still sitting while he stands over you. his hand strokes down your hair in slow caresses that nearly put you back to sleep again, but it’s his deep, rumbling voice that keeps you awake.
“i just want you all to myself,” he confesses. “greedy of me, huh?”
“you can be as greedy as you want. i’m all yours.”
he sucks in a breath. “say it again,” he whispers.
you giggle quietly. “which part?”
he laughs, too, and the sound brings you some relief. “just the last part will do.”
you glance up at him, seeing that he’s already looking at you.
“i’m all yours, echo.”
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I couldn’t help myself from making this about my headcanons but
I got a bit carried away 😂 Hopefully my handwriting is legible…
Chapter Six
Summary: Obi Wan gears up for his first real date with Cody. As long as his brother doesn't get in the way.
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At six he decided to take himself upstairs for a shower. He picked through his luggage to find something that might do. He hadn’t asked Cody what they were doing but he assumed a restaurant would be involved. He threw on a pair of black jeans and grey shirt and sifted through the closet in the hall for a jacket to wear.
He knew it was fruitless. His father was over six foot tall. Anything he owned would swim on him and besides, it just wouldn’t feel right to wear his clothes. At the very back, buried behind a set of pink snow pants that Ahsoka likely hadn’t worn since she was six, Obi Wan pulled out a jacket he had been convinced he’d lost on the way to Coruscant over ten years ago. It was a blue and green plaid, double breasted peacoat. It still had the pins he had placed on the collar and rather remarkably, it still fit.
Obi Wan chuckled and shook his head as he looked in the mirror. He was surprised it looked good. He was tempted to take off the pins but shook his head and kept them on in the name of nostalgia.
He realized belatedly that they’d never discussed if one of them was picking up the other, or they were meeting there. He just picked up the phone to text when it rang.
“I realize I didn’t say this yesterday, and I was trying my best to play it cool today but, I’m picking you up. If that’s okay…”
Obi Wan chuckled into the phone. “Yes, that sounds lovely.”
“Great, well in that case, I’m outside.”
Obi Wan looked at the clock, “Jesus, Fett, you’re almost thirty minutes early.”
He could hear the smile in Cody’s voice. “Look, it was either this or I turned up on the doorstep this morning.”
Obi Wan chuckled and shook his head. “I’ll be right out.”
He hung up the phone and took one final look in the mirror before grabbing his key and wallet and stepping into the misty rain. Cody was leaning half out of the driver’s door when he walked up, his eyes wide, his grin impossibly large.
“Holy shit, Kenobi. Are you trying to give me heart palpitations?”
“What?” Obi Wan asked standing in front of the car.
“You still have that jacket?”
Obi Wan laughed and looked down, “Yes, apparently it’s been sequestered in the hall closet all these years. I thought I lost it, actually.” Cody was out of the car and pawing at him in the rain. “You’re gunna get wet.”
“I don’t fucking care.” Cody replied as he pressed his lips to Obi Wan’s.
Obi Wan knew he blushed and hoped it wasn’t evident in the dark.
“Come on, let’s go.”
Cody helped him into the passenger seat before jogging around to the driver’s side. He smiled as they moved down the bumpy road. His eyes flicking to Obi Wan frequently.
“Are you going to tell me what the smile is about? You’re making me nervous.” Obi Wan said with a chuckle.
Cody bit his lip and shook his head. “Let’s just say many a fantasy from the high school days involved that coat. Holy shit, you’ve got the pins still attached too.”
“Oh my god, you’re fucking giddy.” Obi Wan laughed.
“I’m sorry,” Cody replied, blushing a little, “It’s just…yeah, quite unexpected.”
“Yeah, well honestly if you told me I’d be out of a date with Cody Fett this time last week I would have told you to fuck off.”
“Blame it on my animal magnetism.” Cody laughed.
“Hmm, well there’s certainly that.”
Cody looked at him in surprise. “I was joking.”
Obi Wan shrugged, “I certainly wasn’t. Have you seen you, Cody. Fuck, it’s like you were sculpted by the gods. I’m always rather amazed your pants don’t rip at the seams like the hulk.” Obi Wan was pleased to see Cody’s face turn scarlet. “Oh, don’t tell me you’re shy, Chief.” Obi Wan teased.
Cody looked at him with a grin, his eyes twinkling. “You have no idea the effect you have on me. Do you?”
“Well, I can certainly get you to blush which is rather entertaining.”
“I’d be surprised if you couldn’t get me to do anything you wanted in all honesty, Obi Wan.”
“Oh? Well, that sounds like power I’ll need to put to the test.”
Cody laughed and shook his head. “I thought we could head to Yavin. There’s a nice Italian there…if that’s okay.”
“That sounds lovely.” Obi Wan said with a smile.
The restaurant was small and tucked away behind a real estate office. Cody had made a reservation and Obi Wan dutifully followed as they were led to their table.
Cody smiled at him over the top of the menu. “See anything you like?”
Obi Wan bit his bottom lip. “One or two things.” He replied, not taking his eyes off Cody.
Once again, Cody blushed and Obi Wan was incredibly endeared by it.
There was a small part of him that worried about Cody’s unrequited high school crush, and whether he was interested in dating the idea of him, rather than the real person. But he likely wouldn’t find that out until they actually tried.
“So, you used to come here with the firefighter ex?” Obi Wan asked as they perused the menu.
Cody looked up and blinked at him. “How did you know that?”
Obi Wan shrugged, “Quin mentioned the firefighter in Yavin. It’s a small place, pretty tucked away. The likelihood is that someone took you here first.”
Cody smirked at him and shook his head. “That’s pretty perceptive.”
Obi Wan chuckled, “I wouldn’t be very good at my job if I wasn’t perceptive, Cody. I didn’t mean anything by it though. It’s nice. Thank you for bringing me.”
Cody’s mouth twisted into a grin. “You know, I’m not sure I’ll ever get used to you being polite to me after the amount of times you told me to fuck off last week.”
Obi Wan laughed, “I’m sure I said it a normal amount.”
“Thanks for agreeing to this.”
“I’m hardly doing you a favor, Cody. We’re both here for a reason.”
“Pasta?” Cody replied.
“And garlic bread, of course.”
They both laughed. Obi Wan still couldn’t understand why it was so easy to talk to Cody. He supposed they had a similar experience in growing up queer in a small town. They also had difficulties with their fathers. It was a shame they hadn’t figured it out a long time ago. They might have been able to help each other through some of the more difficult moments of their adolescence. Not that Obi Wan wasn’t grateful for Lumi and Quin. They’d pretty much saved his life at one point, but he could have been friends with Cody, if he knew then what he knew now, and he regretted that.
“What are you thinking about?” Cody asked as he took a sip of wine.
Obi Wan shook his head, “Sorry, lost in my own little world.”
“No, it’s fine. Just…you know…wanted to make sure you were okay.”
“For the most part I think I am, which probably makes me sound certifiable.” Obi Wan muttered as he twirled his pasta onto his fork.
“Makes you sound strong to me.”
Obi Wan smiled softly. “I dunno, I think you look at me through rose tinted glasses sometimes.”
“What makes you say that?” Cody asked, putting down his knife and fork and leaning forward.
“You had a crush on me ten years ago. You knew very little about me then and even less about me now. All you have is an image in your head of a person who probably never really existed as you knew him.”
Cody smiled. “Just because I didn’t speak to you doesn’t mean I didn’t know you. I observed. I saw how you were with others during the quiet moments. Usually when Quin wasn’t around. You were boisterous and loud with him, but alone you were thoughtful and kind. You brought a kid in homeroom a sandwich every day because his parents couldn’t afford one. You didn’t make a big deal about it. Just left it on his desk. He never knew it was you.”
Obi Wan opened his mouth to say something but Cody kept going.
“You wrote stories during English class. Most kids though you just didn’t care about the work, but you’d hand in all your assignments on Monday and spend the rest of the week doing what you wanted. And you pushed Quinlan away from more fights than he ever took part in.”
Obi Wan huffed out a sigh. “I guess a cop needs to be perceptive too.” He said with a smile.
“Something like that. But I’m sorry if all the talk of high school freaks you out. We don’t have to bring it up.”
Obi Wan shook his head. “I think we could have been friends in high school, if a few things had been different.”
“You would have eaten me alive, Kenobi.” Cody replied with a grin.
Obi Wan smiled. “Oh yes. But in the best possible way.”
Introducing Hunter!
Hunter is the oldest of his brothers by the manner of minutes, but that is a fact he cannot forget. He takes this arbitrary responsibility seriously, using his senses and street smarts to protect his family. His Whānau. Thus, the death of their parents weighed on his heart the heaviest. As the son of New Zealand immigrants but born and raised in the Bronx, he struggled to maintain his family’s identity as he took the role of their new leader.
Upon being drafted in 1942 (along with the rest of his brothers), he was forced to leave his baby sister, Omega, behind. She was the person he felt most obligated to protect, and now a forced duty came in between them. His loyalty to his family proved he was the natural fit for Sargent when Captain Rex pulled the four brothers into the 99th OSS, also known as The Bad Batch. They were a specialized team tasked with specialized missions, receiving orders directly from General Skywalker. Hunter lead the team to many successes, but his greatest accomplishment was bringing his brothers home safe when the war ended.
Civilian life was an adjustment after that. With Omega as his priority, he opted for a part time position as a cook at the Copacabana. This allowed him to spend time with his sister by day, and be surrounded by his brothers at night. A part of their team once again.
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Chapter Five
Summary: The day of Qui Gon's funeral arrives, and Obi Wan has to bury his difficult relationship with his father to help his siblings through it.
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The day of the funeral came too soon. Obi Wan had settled things with Anakin, at least to show a united front to the guests.
They had spent the day before shopping for clothes. It was sad that Anakin’s first suit was for his father’s funeral, but Obi Wan couldn’t do anything to change that now.
He stood in the bathroom mirror, tying his tie over the sink. There was a mirror in his father’s room, one that would make it easier, but Obi Wan had no intention of venturing in there. At some point he knew they would have to clear out the house. But that was a problem for another day.
The weather was mild, but for the first time since he’d arrived, there was no rain. They sat in silence in the car, Ahsoka in between Anakin and Obi Wan while Padme and the children rode with Shmi behind. Anakin clung to his mother at the gravesite with his left hand while his right was clasped in Padme’s grip. The babies were asleep in a stroller, snoring soundly.
Cody had been right; the whole town had turned out for their father. Obi Wan spotted Mace in the crowd along with some other old-timers his father used to play poker with when he was small.
He caught Cody in the crowd; he nodded subtly and Obi Wan gave him a half smile. Quinlan and Luminara flanked him on his left and right sides respectively. They had no forgiveness available for Qui Gon and had been very vocal about that up to the day of the funeral itself. Now they stood by his side, his two most steadfast friends. Family, really.
The service was pretty standard. The coffin was long in front of them, the brass handles glinting in the sun in a way Obi Wan knew his father would find ostentatious. When the time came for others to speak, Obi Wan was regaled with the life story of a man he never knew. Shmi detailed how they fell in love, the qualities she saw in Qui Gon at his best, and the gift he had given her in the shape of their two children. Padme spoke of Qui Gon as a grandfather. The care he put into every interaction with Luke and Leia, and how she and Anakin would make sure they knew him as they grew up. Ahsoka attempted to speak but became overwhelmed with tears and fell into Obi Wan’s arms instead.
All eyes fell to him as he patted his sister on the back. He had no intention of speaking. There was nothing to say as far as he was concerned. But funerals aren’t for the dead, they’re for the living, and perhaps after all these years he owed his siblings that.
He gently moved Ahsoka to Quinlan, who wrapped his arm around her and rested his chin on the top of her head. Obi Wan walked to the front, by the priest, and felt a collected held breath go through the crowd as they waited.
“Qui Gon Jin was many things. An avid gardener, an amateur guitarist, and friend to many in a town that accepted him with open arms when he arrived over two decades ago.” A ruffle of approval went through the crowd.
“For those who don’t know, I’m Obi Wan, Qui Gon’s oldest son. He was blessed with two other children, Anakin and Ahsoka, both whom I’m sure you know well of by now.” A little chuckle went through the group as all eyes fell on his siblings and now Obi Wan knew it was time to lie, for the greater good.
“My father loved his children dearly. His every interaction proof of his devotion to the potential he saw in them and who they could grow up to be. He took pride in Anakin’s every win in robotics, or Ahsoka’s awards in music. His life revolved around the children he loved, and as such, he has gifted them to this community as well.”
Obi Wan’s eyes met Cody’s in the crowd. He sighed and smiled. “Qui Gon was a man of peace, taken too soon in a moment of violence. Nothing I say or do will take that away.” He said, brushing at his eyebrow. “But the legacy he leaves behind is in his children and grandchildren. And for that I think we should all be very grateful.”
He stepped back into line with his siblings and lowered his head once more as the priest started speaking again. The casket sank into the ground as soft music played, and the town’s people started moving back to their cars.
Obi Wan lingered at the grave.
“You coming, Obes?” Quinlan asked, unable to hide the concern in his voice as he squeezed his arm around Ahsoka.
“Yes, I’ll just be a moment.”
Quin nodded and led his sister away, plodding slowly over the still wet grass. He felt Cody appear next to him before seeing him.
“I’m really sorry, Obi Wan.” He said softly.
Obi Wan let out a heavy breath and looked over at him. He wore a black suit, the tie slightly wonky as though he’d put it on in a hurry.
“Thank you.” Obi Wan replied, looking back at the mound of dirt.
“Do you need a ride?”
“They’re waiting for me.”
Cody nodded. “Okay. I just wanted to say…I’m here…if you need anything.”
It would have sounded disingenuous a few weeks ago, something that would have likely kept him up at night. Now Obi Wan found himself wanting to dive into Cody’s arm and have him brush his hair and hold him up so he didn’t have to bear the weight of everything anymore.
“Thanks. I’m okay.” He said, turning away from the grave and brushing his pinky against Cody’s.
They made their way across the lawn in silence before splitting off to their respective cars.
“What did he want?” Quin asked as he helped Ahsoka in the backseat.
“He was just offing his condolences, Quin.” Obi Wan replied, perhaps a little too sharply.
Quinlan took a step back, “Oh, okay.”
Obi Wan closed his eyes and shook his head. “Sorry,” he said, reaching up and brushing Quinlan’s stubbly chin. “I didn’t mean to snap.”
“Hey,” Quin said softly, brushing Obi Wan’s hair out of his face as he hung on the car door and leaning forward to kiss him on the forehead. “You’re okay. I’m not going anywhere.”
Obi Wan smiled up at him and nodded. “Thanks, Quin.”
Now that Dogma’s realized Eesha’s feelings for him, he’s been spending a sleepless night or two mulling over every single one of the interactions over the past 2 years with a new perspective 😄💜💕
Oh they hate us HATE US
Krine Vako, The Thorned Assassin I'm really happy with this one my boy looks so fresh!!!! I'm so glad I decided to resurrect him lol
Clone troopers and their stress inducing Jedi
Introducing Wrecker!
Wrecker grew up in the Bronx with his three brothers, the son of New Zealand immigrants, a few streets over from his older cousins Echo and Fives. He was conscripted into the Army in 1942 at eighteen and was quickly pulled into the Office of Strategic Services by Captain Rex. Alongside his brothers, he became an integral part of the 99th OSS Operational Group — the Bad Batch. His specialty among them is explosives, finding new and creative uses for each bomb in the arsenal.
Not long after being drafted, he was caught in a bad accident. It left scarring across the left side of his body, cost him the sight in his left eye, and took most of the hearing in his left ear.
Of the four brothers, Wrecker is the loudest and the hardest to miss. He is quick to laugh, quick to act, and genuinely fond of just about everyone he meets. While in active duty, he wrote to his younger sister Omega as much as he could, sending letters stuffed with small trinkets found on missions and drawings he’d made for her.
After the war, he took a job at the Copacabana as a bouncer, a perfect position for his large stature, and one that continues to keep his family close.
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hilarious when maul said that and everyone kinda collectively went "what the fuck did he just say....."