uh..this isn’t even a jolly rancher

• name: Jawbreaker

• age: 38

• hight: 7’6

• sexuality: pansexual, attracted to anyone regardless of gender.

• appearance: Jawbreaker is a large, unusual orca/octopus-based Raytraxian, combining the recognizable black-and-white coloration of an orca with the many-limbed anatomy of an octopus. Their overall silhouette is extremely broad because of the numerous arms and tentacles extending from their body, making them look much larger and more imposing than a conventional humanoid creature.

Their body is predominantly a very dark navy-blue, almost appearing black in some areas. The dark coloration isn’t completely flat; subtle, wavy patterns run across their limbs and body, creating a layered pattern that resembles ripples or markings beneath the surface of deep water. These patterns become especially noticeable along the arms and legs.

Their head is compact compared with the rest of their body, with a somewhat angular, aquatic shape. Several jagged tufts frame the sides of their head, giving them a slightly spiky silhouette. From the upper sides of their head rise two large, unusual fin-like appendages. These aren’t plain dark fins—instead, they’re decorated with bright yellow and orange sections, with additional pink and purple coloration closer to the head. The colorful edges make them look almost like glowing tropical fins.

Jawbreaker’s face has an intense expression. Their eyes are relatively narrow and sharply angled, giving them a naturally fierce or mischievous appearance. The eyes contain bright white areas with vivid pink and purple accents, while the surrounding facial markings are predominantly dark. Small colorful details around the eyes add to the almost bioluminescent appearance of their face.

Their neck and upper torso are covered by an enormous amount of thick white fluff. The fur forms a large mane around their neck and spreads down across their chest. Rather than being smooth and rounded, the fur is made of numerous irregular, pointed tufts. Several tufts stick outward from the sides of the chest while others overlap down the center, making the white chest marking look almost like a fluffy mane.

The white coloration continues onto the underside of their body, creating the appearance of an orca-style white belly against the dark navy upper body. The transition between the two colors is irregular rather than perfectly straight, especially around the limbs.

The Arms

One of Jawbreaker’s most recognizable traits is their multiple arms.

They have several long arms extending from their torso, arranged in pairs at different heights. Each arm is relatively thin compared with the torso but becomes increasingly broad toward the upper sections. Their arms are primarily dark navy with subtle darker patterns, while large portions of the underside are covered in fluffy white fur.

The hands are especially unusual. Each has several long, curved fingers ending in sharp black claws. The fingers are thin and flexible-looking, giving their hands an almost skeletal or deep-sea-creature appearance. Some of the fingers curl inward naturally, making their hands look ready to grab or wrap around something.

The white fur doesn’t completely cover the hands; instead, it forms tufts around the wrists and along portions of the lower arms, creating a striking dark-to-white transition.

The Tentacles

Behind and around their arms are several enormous octopus-like tentacles.

These are much longer than their ordinary arms and curl outward in huge loops. Their shape is extremely flexible, with some tentacles forming almost perfect circles before curling back toward the body.

The tentacles have a distinctive dark-and-white pattern. Much of the outer surface is white, while a dark navy stripe or section follows along the inner portion. Scattered across the white areas are numerous rounded, pale markings resembling simplified marine-animal spots.

Along the darker edges of the tentacles are tiny, brightly colored markings. These include cyan, blue, pink, orange, yellow, and purple dots and patches. They look almost like little pieces of candy embedded into their otherwise monochromatic body, which fits the Jawbreaker name particularly well.

The tentacles also have fluffy white sections around some of their bases, connecting them visually to the fur on the arms and torso.

Lower Body

Jawbreaker’s lower body remains heavily influenced by the orca design. Their hips and upper legs are dark navy, with the same subtle wavy patterns found throughout the rest of their body.

Large white markings cover portions of their lower body and inner legs. The white areas become especially prominent around their lower torso and feet.

Their legs end in large, somewhat aquatic-looking feet. The lower portions of the legs and feet are predominantly bright cyan, with purple markings around the toes. The cyan stands out dramatically against the dark navy body and white fur.

The toes themselves are long and separated, giving their feet a somewhat webbed or amphibious appearance. Small pointed claws are visible at the ends.

Back

From behind, Jawbreaker’s orca influence becomes even more obvious.

Their back is predominantly dark navy, with several white circular markings scattered across the shoulders, limbs, and torso. Their numerous arms extend outward from the sides, while the large tentacles curl around them.

Near the lower back are several bright, rounded markings containing cyan, blue, purple, pink, orange, and yellow. These look almost like clusters of glowing gems or colorful bioluminescent spots.

The white chest/underbelly fur also wraps around toward the lower back, forming a fluffy white section beneath the darker torso.

Mouth

Jawbreaker’s mouth is probably their most fitting feature for their name.

Their mouth opens into a large, jagged multi-colored maw filled with sharp teeth. The interior isn’t simply black or red—instead, it contains brilliant shades of cyan, blue, purple, pink, orange, and yellow.

The colors overlap in irregular sections, almost resembling a piece of rainbow candy that has been broken apart. The teeth contrast strongly against the colorful interior, giving Jawbreaker an unsettling combination of cute candy-like colors and a predatory aquatic appearance.

Their tongue is also brightly colored, continuing the rainbow/candy aesthetic.

Overall Appearance

Overall, Jawbreaker looks like an enormous deep-sea orca fused with a highly stylized octopus, with a design built around contrast: dark navy against fluffy white, then sudden bursts of cyan, purple, pink, orange, yellow, and blue.

Their many arms give them an intimidating silhouette, while the enormous curling tentacles make their body look almost impossible to approach from any direction. Despite the creature’s dark coloration, the bright candy-like markings prevent them from looking completely sinister. Instead, Jawbreaker has this strange mixture of aquatic, intimidating, colorful, and almost playful aesthetics.

• Jawbreaker’s Dominance Over Pseudo Shorks: Jawbreaker has an almost instinctive dominant presence around Pseudo Shorks. Pseudo Shorks are normally playful, curious, and deceptively confident despite their cheerful appearance, But around Jawbreaker, that confidence quickly disappears.

Jawbreaker doesn’t necessarily need to attack or even touch them to establish control. Their sheer presence is enough. When a Pseudo Shork notices Jawbreaker approaching, their usual playful behavior becomes noticeably more cautious. Their ears and posture lower, their movements become hesitant, and they instinctively give Jawbreaker more space.

Jawbreaker takes advantage of this without needing to be aggressive. They stand tall and completely still, allowing their enormous tentacles to slowly curl and spread around them. Their many limbs make their silhouette look enormous, and their sharp claws remain visible without Jawbreaker actually needing to use them.

Their expression becomes particularly intimidating. They stare directly at the Pseudo Shork with those sharp, colorful eyes, barely blinking. If the Pseudo Shork tries to act confident, Jawbreaker simply tilts their head and continues staring.

That silence is what really gets to them.

A Pseudo Shork might try to approach with its usual playful curiosity, only for one of Jawbreaker’s tentacles to quietly curl across the floor in front of it—not attacking, just blocking its path. The Pseudo Shork immediately stops.

The Pseudo Shork might attempt to play it off, but Jawbreaker doesn’t fall for it. They simply step closer, their tentacles slowly curling behind them while maintaining eye contact.

Despite Pseudo Shork’s normally cheerful behavior, Jawbreaker has become one of the few Raytraxians that genuinely makes them nervous.

The important part is that Jawbreaker isn’t constantly bullying them. Their dominance is more quiet and instinctive. They know they have the upper hand, and they don’t need to prove it every second.

Sometimes Jawbreaker will deliberately stand behind a Pseudo Shork without saying anything.

This gives Jawbreaker a fun dynamic where Pseudo Shorks can be mischievous little troublemakers around practically everyone else, but become surprisingly timid whenever Jawbreaker is nearby.

• personality to anyone else: to anyone else that isn’t a pseudo shorks, there surprisingly relaxed and chill, they don’t have much of a interest in being aggressive or hurt people at all, but they can be incredibly dominant in any intimate interaction usually being a top.

• sexual anatomy: there cock colored exactly like there mouth, cyan, blue, purple, pink, orange, and yellow. The colors overlap in irregular sections, almost resembling a piece of rainbow candy that has been broken apart, the taste if his cock is like multiple candy colors overlapping that taste slightly addictive, his cock is 7.5 inches when soft and 14.8 inches when hard.