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shinjiro aragaki
persona 3 / alpha_geminorum Ex-roomie. Jaime's particularly fond of Shinjiro, prickliness aside - he's fun to shoot the shit with, has a kickass snake, is a fantastic cook, and was cool about it when Jaime erroneously assumed he and Akihiko were dating. Shinji kind of knows about Jaime's secret ID after a mishap with the Scarab, and has been remarkably chill about it. Jaime's very much aware that the dude's dead, but has completely avoided the subject. EDIT: They've now had a serious talk about death, and have slowly progressed into broing it up something fierce. Jaime now considers Shinjiro one of his best friends in this particular universe. If he wants to hassle someone with stupid text messages, this is one of the guys he goes to. | |
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ellie langford
dead space / youbastard Jaime is inordinately fond of Ellie, and is actually a bit surprised at how rapidly he grew to like her - he may be slow to make close friends, but she's surprisingly easy to talk to. Despite having a terrible past - much like the rest of Heropa - Jaime thinks of her as a very sweet woman, and one he likes to make laugh. If anything happens to her, they'll have one very angry superhero to reckon with. EDIT: Ellie now knows who Jaime is in both masks, and... that hasn't changed much! He is still incredibly fond of her, and considers her to be one of his closest friends here - almost like an older sister, if he ever had one.
kaidan alenko
mass effect / biotically Roomie. Kaidan seems like a pretty serious guy to Jaime, but he's surprisingly approachable for a telekinetic space soldier from the future - funnily enough, Kaidan reminds him a lot of the soldiers from home too. Some things never change! Jaime's fond enough of him, even if he doesn't know a whole lot about the guy beyond the fact that he's Canadian, apparently has a hidden anti-authoritarian streak, and eats like he's permanently stoned.
UPDATE; Kaidan (and Shepard) have included Jaime in some of the discussions about their investigations, something that Jaime's grateful for. He really does like Kaidan. Having him around makes Heropa seem a lot more normal, and helps it feel more like home... even if he's awkward as hell. Jaime's asked Kaidan to train him in case the power nullification collars come back into play, and he's agreed. Kaidan may not know it, but he's one of the people here that Jaime very much wants to make proud.
wally west / kid flash
young justice / runningstart Kid Flash from another universe. Jaime started off their correspondence cagey and nervous, mostly because he thought that Wally was dead, but hey - alternate universes! He's super not dead! That little bit of awkwardness aside, Jaime likes Wally. He's irreverent and entertaining - and reminds him a bit of Paco - which means that he can text him pretty much whenever he's bored. It's also a bit of a relief to have another cape around that knows his secret ID, even if it happened in the most hilariously stupid way.
UPDATE: Wally is now aware of everything about the Reach, both in Jaime's world and in Bart's. Jaime has a lot of sympathy for him and his Team for having to deal with it, and despite the fact that it's underneath Dick's leadership, he reflexively thinks of the Team as Wally's. It's Wally he always gives a heads-up to whenever shit goes down, and that's not a choice he's had any reason to regret. Things were a little awkward for a while - on Jaime's side, anyway - but Wally hasn't treated him any differently post-discovery. He's grateful for that. They've become extremely good friends and text each other like the complete idiots that they are. He has a lot of respect for Wally and what he does, and counts him among his fondest friends... it's just a shame that he dies too.
kotetsu t. kaburagi / wild tiger
tiger & bunny / earnedmystripes Neighbour. Kotetsu's got the goofy dad thing downpat, complete with blustering overprotectiveness and the conviction that he's right. Jaime doesn't think that the goofy dad persona is a lie, but Kotetsu's got more shit to deal with than he's let on - between his dead wife, the fact that he's jacked, and the time Jaime found him wandering around drunk, he's got some issues to work through. UPDATE: Secret IDs have been swapped, and Jaime now knows that Kotetsu is Wild Tiger, and his aforesaid issues have to do with impotence in the face of tragedy. That being said? Not much has changed! He's still a goofy dad figure, just one that's a little more proactive than he had initially thought.
karen starr / power girl
dc comics / boobwindow An old ally of Ted's, Jaime's pretty invested in trying to make a decent impression on Power Girl, just to make sure that she knows that he's doing the title justice. Happily, he seems to have achieved just that, and Power Girl's been nothing but kind to him every time they've teamed up. She's a little intimidating, but he likes her, and he can see why Ted liked her too.
bart allen / impulse
young justice / moded Jaime has no idea what to do about Bart Allen. He A: knows a version of him that apparently went all Reachy and slave-drivery, B: is apparently best friends with him in his own universe anyway, and C: is keeping both A & B secret from the others in his universe kicking around in Heropa. These facts combined with Bart's larger than life personality make him a tricky person to figure out, but Jaime remains cautiously optimistic; if one version of him is best friends with the guy, then he should make an effort to be friendly too, right...?
UPDATE: Jaime still has no idea what to do about Bart, but he has a lot more context now. He has a good idea of at least half the crap that Bart went through, and that he's both more mature and less adjusted than he wants to look. Jaime worries about him, and more than that, he feels protective over him; Bart deserves to be held accountable when he screws up, but he also doesn't deserve undue negative attention for things that are beyond his control. He doesn't know what Bart thinks of him half the time, but for better or for worse, they're friends. They're good friends. Jaime's just not sure how that happened.
laurie collins
marvel 616 / fridgeflower Aww yeah, more teenaged friends! Jaime likes Laurie quite a bit for how little he knows her - honestly, he thinks she's pretty adorable, and in more ways than one. The fact that she's a pretty blonde aside, her shyness and self-confessed love of reading have endeared her to him. UPDATE: Jaime has learned that, surprise! Laurie is dead too! This is a trend! Either way, his fondness for her has only skyrocketed since then. He thinks she's a genuinely good soul, and seeing her try to move on with her life has made him unspeakably proud. He's happy to have gotten to know her.
commander shepard
mass effect / sassguard Jaime was introduced to Shepard only as Kaidan's friend, but he hit it off with him right off the bat. Jaime trusts Kaidan's judgment, which was a point in Shepard's favour, but once the man included him in discussions about tracking down spy activity, Shepard rocketed up in Jaime's esteem. He appreciates being treated as intelligent, and as being treated like his opinions and thoughts matter. Since then, Shepard's been hanging around, mooching food, giving Jaime rides and teaching him how to cook. Combine that with Jaime's respect for a military man, and you've got someone Jaime really likes and respects.
booster gold
dc comics / you_tried Ah, Booster. Jaime's got something of a love-hate relationship with Booster, which he himself isn't aware of, and Booster sure as hell isn't aware of it. Most of the time, Jaime really likes Booster. He's irreverent and funny, and more importantly, stepped in to save Jaime's life when he really needed it - that alone means that he implicitly trusts the man, even if he does seem a little silly much of the time. Jaime's repressed the part that he dislikes about Booster, which is pretty obvious: Booster hasn't been around. Booster gave Jaime his name, brought him into space, and then essentially left him alone until he was already in the heart of the Reach's headquarters, which is a little painful, but not as painful as the fact that Booster never came back to the Reyes home to tell them that their son didn't run, that he died for a cause that was good and just and that they ought to be proud. Considering that Booster is the one who brought him out there in the first place, that's a bit of a sore spot. UPDATE: Booster is now one of Jaime's bros, and he's not entirely sure how that happened. He doesn't think Booster knows either, but they just kind of roll with it. Booster's the guy who knows where Jaime's from, knows how strong he is, and understands if all he really wants is someone to complain to. A guy needs that in his life. He knows that if he said the word, Booster would be there in an instant, but as it is? He's willing to let Jaime take care of himself. That means a lot, and means that lucky Booster is privy to more information about Jaime's life than most.
hisoka
hunter x hunter / debauchewy It's pretty hard to spook Jaime. In his time in Heropa, only one other person has successfully scared him, and that's because of his powers, not because of his personality. Hisoka, on the other hand, seriously unnerves Jaime. He sets off his fight-or-flight reaction, and it won't be a surprise if Jaime's immediate reaction to him in the future is to immediately try to punch him in the face - that's how much Hisoka gets undernath Jaime's skin. If being a crazy clown killer wasn't enough, Hisoka is overtly sexual in the way that he moves and talks, and just the way he looks at Jaime sends shivers down his spine. No thank you.
m'gann m'orzz
young justice / bioshift Jaime doesn't know much about M'gann yet, which means that though he of all people knows how alternate universes work, he's already disposed towards liking her. Back home, M'gann was one of the first people on the Titans who made him feel welcome right off the bat without scaring the living daylights out of him. He thinks that the version he knows is an utter sweetheart, and judging by her adorable Halloween party for charity, this M'gann seems just as nice. Wally seems pretty sweet on her too, which means that she's vouched for by someone he trusts. Not a bad first impression!
ted kord / blue beetle ii
dc comics / bumblebeeb Jaime only got to meet Ted the one time, but honestly, he had a positive impression of him long, long before he got to meet him. Jaime absolutely idolizes the man based on everything he's heard of him - WWTKD, right? - and from their solitary meeting, he hasn't been persuaded not to. Ted took his presence in stride, gave him his blessing to continue acting as the Blue Beetle, and even more exciting than that, offered to have Jaime around when he started remaking the Bug. Put all that together, and you've got one fanboy walking on air. UPDATE: There is no update. Months later, Jaime's still all holy shit, ted kord, life is amazing. Ten for you, Teddy.
joseph joestar
jojo's bizarre adventure / trickstar Joseph's this big-mouthed, hilariously large loser from the past with a fascination for bad movies, and from the looks of it, Value Village's entire selection of gaudy costume jewelery. Jaime thinks he's pretty splendid, actually. He's a lot of fun to hang out with, and even if they wind up bitching at each other half the time, he doesn't seem to have much of a genuinely mean bone in his body. He's dealing with some weird crap back home (vampires? Vampires right before WWII? This super messed up bloodline? What?), but they don't... seem to talk about it much.
kay faraday
ace attorney / yatagarasu Kay's an eternally peppy girl around Jaime's age, and certainly someone he's rarely seen without a smile on her face and a skip in her step. He doesn't think all that much about her, but he certainly likes her; she's a lot of fun! She's one of those people he always figures he should hang out with more often... but her asshole crows aren't invited.
hal jordan
dc comics / aviate Ugh, this guy. In retrospect, Jaime can understand any self respecting superhero's alarm when faced with someone their magical doodad insists is 'worse than Darkseid', but the two of these didn't really get off to a good start. It all started when Hal came bashing on Jaime's door because he felt there was a threat held within, and... okay, Jaime could have dealt with it better than being pissy in his general direction and closing the door on him, but there's something to be said for panic. Since then, they have come to a cautious understanding - as well as a mutual knowledge of each other's secret IDs - and Hal exists in this weird nebulous place as his neighbour. Hal's okay. He supposes.
traci thirteen
dc comics / booyahh There is a hot girl that willingly makes out with him. There is a hot girl that willingly makes out with him. Okay, backpedal, because Traci's certainly more than just some hot girl (which would still, in Jaime's mind, be pretty freaking incredible). He doesn't know her too well yet - something he seeks to change - but everything he knows is positive. She's funny and smart and independent and heroic, and wow, Traci. He really hopes he doesn't screw this up somehow, because even without knowing much, she makes him smile, and he thinks that he makes her smile too. They're just kids, so that's enough for now, right? (Also: totally willingly makes out with him. Amazing.)
kanya maryam
homestuck / glowsferatu Kanaya - or Hobgoblin, as Jaime had known her as for the longest time - is something of a mystery. As Kanaya, she's one of the denizens of the City, argumentative over the network, certainly, but by no means a bad person. He saw that for himself when she laboured in Bulgaria to help the victims of the bombings, just like him. Hobgoblin, on the other hand, is a nasty, sharp-toothed supervillain prone to kidnapping people, and one that Kanaya has recently admitted to being. Something about that just doesn't add up...
akihiko sanada
persona 3 / ktofd Akihiko's a big old weirdo. Hilariously enough, Jaime considers Shinji to be the more normal of the two, but he quite likes the guy anyway. He's got a zest for working out, and he seems to miss the joys in intentionally watching bad movies, but hell, he's good for Shinji, and Jaime's willing to bet that Shinji's good for him in return. More than anything, he seems like a good guy. He's more than happy to have him around for their regular hang outs. Who knows? Maybe Akihiko will learn a thing or two about relaxing and... not doing squats on the way home. A guy can dream, right?
maria thorpe
assassin's creed / givetheslip In all honesty, Jaime hadn't ever expected to like Maria as much as he does. She presented herself as something of a serious soul at first, cranky with the affairs of the 21st century and longing for a past spent as a soldier in the crusades. On the surface, there wasn't much to Jaime to connect with, just a deep sadness that she had been willingly marching to her death, and hadn't thought much beyond that. Now, there's a lot more to her that Jaime's grown to know and deeply appreciate. He loves to needle her like an older sister, and he'll incessantly tease her if not only for the fact that she can get so cranky about things. She gives as good as she gets and is, quite frankly, hugely tolerant of Jaime. He has a fondness for her that even surprised him, but he's happy for it.
kitty jones
the bartimaeus sequence / rathercommon Kitty Jones is the most straightforward enigma Jaime's ever met. She has a decent core to her, he thinks, forceful in her beliefs, and when she says something, she takes great pains to stand behind it one hundred percent. She enjoys lecturing and enjoys feeling morally superior (acceptable, he supposes, because it's not as if she behaves against her moral code), but for all that security, Kitty can be wildly unpredictable in action. Getting kidnapped by the Hornets? Yikes! In all, Jaime likes Kitty, he truly does -- he just finds her overwhelming sometimes, the fate of the slow and steady against an overwhelming force. He's a little scared for her, though, because going on and on like that is an easy way to get burned, and she has an aversion to groupwork that could easily be her undoing. He hopes she'll learn to embrace teamwork like he has, and when she does, he'll be more than happy to help, no matter which uniform he has on. If she gets home, he hopes she gets her wish, and gains the equality she's fighting for. She's a good reminder that not all good people are the sort to take a backseat.
roxas
kingdom hearts / oathkeeping Roomie, and a sweet kid who's had kind of a shitty life. Jaime welcomed him into his home with open arms, and honestly, he thinks that Roxas is a really nice guy. He's got an eye out for him, and he'd like to show him what it's like to have a normal life in a few respects -- if he can help, he will. He's always enjoyed taking people under his wing and showing them what they were missing back home, and Roxas is no exception. He's been through a lot, but he doesn't seem to waste too much time grinding himself into the ground because of it. He likes that.
clark kent / superman
dc comics / andaway Jaime really likes Superman, and that's not only because he's, well... Superman. He's always treated him like an equal, even when Jaime only knew him as Clark Kent, and the fact that his words actually seem to hold some weight for Clark means an awful lot. Jaime appreciates what he's accomplished and what he's trying to accomplish, but what he respects even more is the fact that Clark had been willing to own up to a mistake and apologize for it, even as Jaime had been mildly horrified at speaking up in the first place. He's still not 100% comfortable around Clark - he doesn't truly know the man, does he? - but he likes him an awful lot, and respects him too. He knows their conversations always end up taking odd, strangely serious turns, but he appreciates Clark's candor, honesty, and willingness to chase down the truth. He's just a little worried that he must seem awfully strange to Clark. Why else would all their conversations be so strange?
will graham
hannibal / infomodding Deep down in Jaime's heart, Will will always be That Weird Guy In The Corner With Bucket Macaroni, but he thinks it fondly. Will's a decent guy. He's nice enough to attend Sasha's party, to reach out with distracting niceties when Jaime's suffered a loss, delights in awful puns, and has what is quite possibly the best dog in the world... maybe. Gunther has some pretty stiff competition these days. Either way, Jaime really does appreciate Will, and feels terribly that he has to deal with Freddie's murder. Hang in there, dog-man! He's sorry you had to let go of your fishing days.
hiro hamada
big hero six / microbrobotics Hiro is a reckless kid genius who just happened to be something of a superhero - even if Big Hero Six isn't the kind of name you can go by solo - back home. He has an inherent distrust of authority figures, a willingness to experiment and improvise to occasional disastrous ends, and a cocky disregard that only kid geniuses really seem to develop. Jaime likes him, though he does worry him; seeing him in the midst of danger made him want to pass the kid a bike helmet and ask him to stay out of the way. There's a tragic past in there too, he just knows it, because no kid is just instinctively angry with all of adult-kind. He's glad he's got Tadashi around, but he'll keep an eye out for him anyway. Who knows? Jaime may just learn a thing or two.
tadashi hamada
big hero six / tadeadshi Tadashi - Hiro's big brother - is another one of Personacrew's roommates, and though he's only spoken to him a couple of times, he's glad for it. Tadashi is easygoing, friendly, and quite possibly one of the nicer people Jaime's met (and he's met a lot of very nice people!). They could use that sort of calm, steady presence in their lives, which is something Jaime suspects Tadashi provides for Hiro too. He likes going over to Personahouse, so hey, maybe they can be friends.
ken amada
persona 3 / orangehoodie To discuss Ken, one first needs some context: Jaime learned that Ken's mother perished in an accident involving Shinji, that he wanted to kill Shinji (one of Jaime's very best friends), and Shinji wound up dead trying to protect him. Shinji doesn't want to talk about it, warned against mentioning Shinji to Ken, and Ken doesn't seem too happy talking about it either. The logical choice here is to leave the kid alone, so obviously Jaime does the exact opposite. Ken is a sad case, but instead of a tragedy waiting to happen, Jaime hopes that Shinji's sacrifice means that he's an averted tragedy. He obviously has a strong sense of justice and fairness, and with it comes a heck of a lot of guilt, self-blame and burden on top of burden. He doesn't seem to have any friends his age, and very little joy in his life, and that's, quite frankly, not right. Jaime thinks he's an astoundingly mature and brave kid, but he's still a kid, and he deserves to work past this and to work towards happiness. If Jaime can help him, even in small ways, he'll be there. Ken deserves it.
minato arisato
persona 3 / dormition It takes a very special person to be the one to connect SEES together, and now that he's getting to know Minato properly, he knows for a fact that Minato is that special sort of person. He's deadpan, certainly, but there's no doubting a big, empathetic heart in there -- who else has all that room to try to love and guide the people he has? Minato is a leader who's had to sacrifice himself for the good of the world, for a lot in life he had never asked for but had - as Jaime recently learned - been born with. Others would leave the world to burn, but Minato has willingly taken the plunge, and doesn't seem all that torn up about it. Jaime respects him, but he thinks that when Ken confided in him that Minato needs someone who doesn't see him as a leader to lean on, he was saying the absolute truth. Minato's had a hard life, and doesn't show much vulnerability for it. Maybe he can't turn to the rest of SEES for help, but maybe Jaime can lend a hand to the person who helped his friends so much...?
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brenda del vecchio
dc comics / motherboxes One of his nearest and dearest from back home, Brenda turned Heropa from a place that he barely tolerated into a place that feels a little like home. He'll pick on Brenda incessantly and tease her all the live long day, but he absolutely adores her and would go to the moon and back for her - and just as importantly, she'd do the same for him. He can lean on her. He doesn't have many people like that in Heropa.
elsa
frozen / handwringing Jaime had first met Elsa after Yomiel's crimespree, and he has a lot of tenderness in his heart for her - she seems to be a very sweet young woman, but her powers have come with a lot of baggage, which is something Jaime can absolutely relate to. He knows by now that she had hurt someone with her powers very, very badly before, and hopes that she'll be able to make peace with them, and soon.
conner kent / superboy
young justice / projectkr What to do about Conner Kent? Jaime knew he was Kryptonian from the very first turn, thanks to the Scarab, and he's still not sure what to think of the guy. He's nice enough when he's just chatting (though he does have something of an odd perspective on things), but the first time they met in costume, he had been dealing with some serious anger issues. Jaime likes him well enough, but he's not sure if he'd actually trust him on a mission.
yuri petrov / lunatic
tiger & bunny / purgation As Yuri, Jaime thinks that he's stuck-up, condescending, and probably too stuck in his own ways... but not a bad guy, when it comes down to it. He doesn't like him, but his good nature has kept him from making any further judgments. As Lunatic, Jaime just thinks he's batshit insane and anticipates having to keep an eye out for him to take him down one day.
UPDATE: Yuri spoke out in favour of the commercialization of Heroes. He still doesn't outright dislike Yuri, but he sure as hell doesn't respect him, mostly because he feels that imPorts are objectified enough as it is. They don't need any more help on that front.
flash thompson / venom
marvel 616 / symbionic As the local public school's football coach, Jaime knew of Flash before he actually met the guy... and when he did, he wasn't disappointed. Flash did the uncommonly decent thing of both visiting him in prison and, despite all evidence to the contrary, believing in his innocence, which meant more to him than Flash likely knew. As Venom, he's just another cape - a bit scary looking, but friendly enough.
alphonse elric
fullmetal alchemist / alchemicallybonded Jaime is much, much fonder of Alphonse than he will ever know despite the fact that they really haven't spoken that much. As odd as his lot may be, and as odd as the midnight texts may be, Alphonse is interested in the Scarab and has been nothing but kind to it, something for which Jaime's grateful. He knows the Scarab doesn't understand loneliness, but it's not right for any one being to have just one friend, and with Alphonse around, maybe that won't be the case for it anymore. (The midnight texts are kind of annoying, though.)
skye
agents of shield / hackitude Jaime's not entirely certain where he stands with Skye, mostly because he's spoken with her underneath both identities, and he's having a hard time keeping them straight. Either way, he likes Skye and enjoys her company whenever they end up chatting, even if he thinks she could use a lesson or two in self-etseem 101. He thinks she's a lot cooler than she gives herself credit for, and she should probably listen to him -- he's a superhero, after all!
UPDATE: With Ward in town, Jaime made the executive decision of telling Skye that he's the Blue Beetle so she knows that she doesn't have a stalker when Jaime starts to hover around her. He's always got an eye out for her safety... something that doesn't necessarily work, seeing as she turned herself in for hacking into the government. He's totally in favour of her actions, though - whatever she's up to, he can't imagine it's against imPort interests.
alex louis armstrong
fullmetal alchemist / heartboxer Alex Louis Armstrong is a grade A weirdo. He's huge, he sparkles, and he tackles every task in front of him with a single minded sort of determination and optimism that things will work out for the best - and indeed, they did. Jaime thinks he's utterly bizarre, but he also thinks he's kind of great - there's no way he can't like a dude who rips off his shirt before punching a hole through a mountain to save kidnapped children. Alex Louis Armstrong, you're a man's man.
annie leonheart
attack on titan / lyingheart Jaime had thought that Annie was a girl like any other, hailing from a frankly awful world and trying to make her way through a new world. She had been kind to him, and had never seemed anything but decent... until she confessed to wiping out a third of humanity back in her own home. There's only so much room in Jaime's heart for forgiveness for relative strangers, so since then, he's regarded her and her comrades with frank suspicion, something he has made no effort at all to hide.
UPDATE: Annie is obviously very, very interested in current events, and is more than capable of digging up information. He's not going out of his way to be friends with her, but they'll most certainly be cooperating in the future.
armin arlert
attack on titan / blondtactician Jaime was aware of Armin before he actually met him, but his impression was a fairly neutral one. He was simply another poor soul from the Attack on Titan universe, compiling a FAQ for people from his universe. Not long after that, once Armin mentioned a few of the difficulties he had been having, Jaime offered a listening ear, and Armin accepted. Since then, Jaime's felt a lot of compassion for Armin and he hopes to reach out to him to try to help him cope with life, and more importantly, to help him settle down and actually try to enjoy his life here in Heropa. Armin could use a listening ear, but more than that, Jaime thinks he could use a couple more friends - and he can provide.
killua zoldyk
hunter x hunter / gonstop Jaime met Killua when he and Gon had requested a hoverboard over the network and had laboured underneath the impression that they were ordinary children for a grand total of two minutes after they met them. Killua is a flippant, carefree-seeming soul, but he soon learned that Killua's from a family of assassins. Just the thought of it makes Jaime's blood boil. Killua acts his age sometimes, and reaches out to warn people about potential dangers others, and to be frank, Jaime would like to see the former a lot more often. It didn't take him long to feel fiercely protective over him. UPDATE: Jaime is only learning more and more about Killua, and he's only started liking him more because of it... and feeling even more protective for it. He wants very badly for Killua to be able to enjoy a nice normal life for at least a small amount of time, and is willing to go to lengths to try to provide that for him. This poor kid!
gon freecs
hunter x hunter / gonfreaky Like Killua, Gon's status as an ordinary child didn't last too long. Funnily enough, Gon is much more of a mystery than Killua is, seemingly taking everything from multidimensional travel to potential sexual threats with a bright smile. He's not entirely certain what's going through Gon's head, but he's a sweet kid, and seems to have a good heart. He's keeping an eye out for him - someone has to. (Or at least someone who's not also twelve years old.)
illumi zoldyk
hunter x hunter / clickhum hahahahahah what the fuck
oliver queen
arrow / restitute Oliver Queen? Is kind of a mystery. His younger, memory-reversed self looked like a hobo but he seemed sweet enough, he's personable as a civilian, downright condescending and distrustful as a cape, and Barry Freakin' Allen doesn't want him to know that Jaime knows his secret ID because he's... scared of him? What a guy. Jaime's going to give him the benefit of the doubt, but he's essentially a giant question mark in his head, and while he should probably keep it that way, his inexhaustible curiosity may just get the best of him one day. What's his deal?
kate bishop / hawkeye
marvel / selfequipped Kate's one of those cases where Jaime's certain that he is about 100x more aware of her than she is of him. This is fine -- they haven't spoken enough for Jaime to get a good sense of her personality outside of business, or for them to even be friends, but she's such a huge presence over the network, and she's one that Jaime holds in extremely high regard. She doesn't just talk the talk, she walks the walk, and more importantly, has managed to compile and share a huge amount of information. He's always got one eye out for her, because he has a feeling that if you want something done, she's the right horse to back. He hopes he can be as good at not only the detective work, but sharing the detective work someday. Bravo, Kate Bishop, you're a marvel.
tara chambler
the walking dead / unhidden Oh, Tara. Jaime had first approached her because she was wandering around downtown swinging around a shotgun, and he'd wanted to try averting a big crisis out of uniform before something big happened -- big enough to make him have to power up to stop a public shooter. As it turns out, she's just from a zombie apocalypse and was freaking out about it! Whoops. Either way, she's had a vividly tragic life, and came away damaged from it in a way that Jaime can see crop up here and there. Survivor's guilt? Oh yeah. She uses levity to fend it off, but he thinks he can tell she's got a good soul underneath all that. He hopes life here is kinder to her, and that it helps her. Until then, they can continue shit talking each other. Why not?
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