Rattlesnake Jake

Rattlesnake Jake is a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake (Crotalus atrox), rendered on an imposing, heavy sscal, his eyes are narrow, fiery amber eyes with razor-thin, slit pupils that track movement with cold precision. His skin and pattern reflect a dusty, weathered brown and beige diamondback scales, scorched and scarred from decades under the harsh desert sun.

He has a gatling tail in place of a natural rattle, his tail terminates in a fully functional, brass-and-iron six-barreled mechanical Gatling gun, complete with ammo belts, exposed gears, and a faint lingering scent of burnt cordite. When it comes to costume and gear, he wears a dark, beaten-leather fedora angled low over his brow and a thick black mustache-like facial marking that shadows his sharp snout. Ammunition belts and steel bands wrap around his thick, muscular coil. ​ Rattlesnake jake is also known as The Grim Reaper of Dirt, a cold, predatory, and brutally pragmatist. He considers himself an inevitable force of nature, a herald of death rather than a common outlaw. He has a strict code of respect, Despises cowards and pretenders, but holds deep, quiet respect for anyone who stands their ground or shows true grit in the face of death. He has a dominating Presence, he speaks with a low, rasping, gravelly drawl that carries a distinct menace. He rarely needs to raise his voice to control a room. ​Tactical and Observational, Highly perceptive, he quickly dissects an opponent's psychological weaknesses, fear triggers, and lies just by watching their posture and breathing. He has a fear of hawks. He is also known for having killed various sheriff's of Dirt. Causing the inhabitants to fear and know the fate of any future sheriffs of the town.

Rattlesnake Jake is a male and has hemipenes, which is a set of two tapered penises. Unlike mammals that have a single penis, males possess two separate penises located inside the base of the tail. When not in use, the organs stay tucked inside-out (inverted) inside the body. Muscles and blood flow push them outward during reproduction. Each penis has spikes and hooks: where the surfaces are covered in tiny spines, hooks, or ridges that act like a "lock and key" to keep the pair connected during mating. A tapered penis is a normal anatomical shape where the shaft is wider at the base near the body and gradually narrows toward the head.