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it’s her month
some au june doodles
if Moral Orel was a short on kablam
-after Nature-
"Well kablamoids that was a very exciting episode of our favorite Protestant puppet Moral Orel! I…..am definitely going to need therapy after this one eh Hanksy?"
"I'll say! He reminds me of MY dad!"
-June gives him a sad look-
"He puts the fun in fundamentalism in the kooooky town of Moralton give it up for Orel Puppington!"
Today’s character of the day is: June from KaBlam!
It's the last day of June, so here's a drawing of June! (from Nickelodeon's Kablam!)
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to be fair to junepal her not tearing jadesecure to shreds for being a desktop assistant in the same room as her is pretty admirable
For some reason today I've been thinking a lot about how an infected Candy-Coated Virus!June would act (again she's a survivor in the context of the actual story but it's always fun to speculate. and she is NOT immune to the virus so she's always susceptible to getting infected anyway)
I imagine she would retain...some of her snarkiness even after getting infected? But it would be a lot more watered down when interacting with survivors, as she largely attempts to lure them in and make them join her. (also working as a bit of a reminder that hey, This Is Not June. This Is A Virus Piloting Her Body)
She's rarely ever apart from Henry when they're both infected, but if they had to go their separate ways for whatever reason, I imagine she'd have her gummy worm arm as company. It kind of has a mind of its own but it largely uses said mind to just comfort June and assure her that "she made the right choice" (she had no choice in this matter, she was forced to become infected)
With her actual soul, I'm not actually sure if she'd have a spot in that chocolate prison anywhere near Henry? Spots are filling up rapidly as more people are infected and new cells are created, so I don't even know if there would be any spots near Henry that would be open for her. I don't know what would be more tragic for them; being nowhere near each other, or being near each other but being just out of reach (either on parallel sides of the prison or above/below each other and only able to hear their voices)