That guy with a fetish for women buying bread and destroying the environment is back

Marvel Rivals, It's the Invisible Woman and Jeff The Land Shark

Jeff is a Marvel Superhero.

From the man himself:

My 1st job I had was at a job called Bounty Farm which was funded and supervised by an organization referred to as "Petaluma People Services Center."

I met my now Ex-GF at this place. When I was finally ready to go to her old apartment in Rohnert Park and she let me touch her tits while we watched Howl's Moving Castle they reminded me of Wonder Bread since I was trying to pinpoint what the texture of breasts reminded me of the most and Wonder Bread came the closest.

So that's the origin. He's also somehow decided it's a commentary on society.

Its a parallel on how normally society identifies negative stereotypes but they only ever stereotype it in a certain way that fits their narrative Lemee explain it like this. How often do you watch Cartoons or Animation of any variety where they decide to do an episode where the theme of the episode is about spreading either an environmental message or they create a character for the sole purpose of helping to spread an environmental message When people, animators/writers whatever feel the need to make plots like this their archetype of choice on how they write the episode is "Lets draw a White, Tall, Shady looking (sometimes fat really depends upon how cartoonish the show in question is) Billionaire 1-Dimensional Character who doesn't care or think about the long term consequences for his actions because as long as it continues to make money he doesn't give a shit" They have been making this one type of character in the industry for YEARS! I am so sick of seeing characters like this not because its a bad character type but because its demonized to where people start to think "Man why would they ever draw a female equivalent to a character like this it just doesn't exist." And yeah its hard how in the real world you need to really think about if such a character like this could ever exist in the real world which is probably why its so easy to make a character like they have been making for what feels like forever now in the Cartoon world because that one character can represent either one type of person that fits that narrative or a whole group of people that could fit that narrative. I'm just saying we live in a world where a female equivalent of this character I am describing is very rarely seen so I wanted to bring more attention to this fact by making more of them

In the industry I can name every example of what I am describing maybe off of one hand: Dr Blight from Captain Planet. Gladys Sharp from Over the Hedge, Eboshi from Princess Mononoke. Man I got to give PBS props for introducing what I am talking about right now in their show Wild Kratts with their newest Eco Villain Paisley Paver whose gimmick is she wants to see the world completely paved and tar and every forest on the planet be made into toothpicks. This show has now hit the spiritual successor mark to Ted Turner's Captain Planet becuase Paisley is now the modern Dr Blight.

I don't watch nearly enough cartoons to understand what the frick he's talking about, but there you have it. !schizos, thoughts?

Its a power thing. Like tagging. Leaving your mark to be seen by your own force. His mark is WonderBread. His force is money. The taggers' force depends entirely on his skill, dexterity, finesse, and most importantly the taggers' expression of self. It is an expression of power.

he explained that it came from a cartoon he saw as a kid, maybe captain planet or something like that