Showdown bandit ocs

I have two ocs I want to share with you named Wren and Jamie

First up would be Wren the overhearer.

Wren is a florist who runs a boutique in showdown valley, it was a rather peaceful place before the stringless came. He is known to be rather worrisome individual who tends to take care of his plants and others better then himself at times. The reason he's known as Wren the overhearer is because he's able to hear even the quietest noise clearly, which allows him to warn over of danger before it arrives. His hearing is both a blessing and a curse. It's a blessing because it allows him to hear danger ahead of time and warn others and flee before it arrives, allows him to tell when someone's planning to do something terrible, and help him be more aware of his surroundings. It's a curse because it makes things become way too loud for him most of the time, it's impossible to get some peace and quiet, makes it incredibly difficult to sleep, and can hear things that are nowhere near him. He often tries to find a way to block his hearing yet still be aware of his surroundings, but has trouble doing so.

Besides the faceless bandit, he isn't afraid of many things. He isn't afraid of the dark unless he knows someone else is in there with him, and mainly got over it when he was nine. Spiders creep him out a bit but they don't scare him, because spiders are pretty harmless if you dont startle them. He's weary of deep waters because he can't swim, but never goes that deep. Then what does scare him? Snakes. The scaly slitherers always creeped em out, no one really knows why.

He has short messy brunette hair, a green eye, a missing eye from a past run in with the faceless bandit, he has a few scars from previous run-ins with stringless and bandits when he wasn't paying attention, green apron he'd used to wear to prevent dirt from getting all over his clothes when dealing with plants, a white short sleeved shirt, green pants, and black boots. He also hates it when others call him a she or Wenda, especially if he's already told them he isn't Wenda. Not anymore.

Now we have Jamie the Bartender

as his title suggests, he runs a bar that was rather popular when the show was still running. Today he can still be found inside the bar letting people inside and protecting his bar. The place had been in his family for 50 years, he ain't about to lose it now. Some people see him as a cold distant man, but deep down the guy actually cares for them. He also has a eye for a certain florist, but he'd never it it. The reason he's so distant from people, is because he's afraid that he'll lose them. Back when the stringless first arrived, he had friends and family to protect. But eventually they disappeared, he searched frantically and once he finally found them....... It'd already be too late. Wren is the only one who managed to survive, it wasn't for his great hearing the stringless surely would have gotten him by the time Jamie found him. He never tells anyone, but he misses the days before the stringless appeared. Whether it be friends coming in for a drink, some guys looking to get drunk, someone looking to drown their sorrows, or someone popping by to visit he'd enjoy seeing someone enter his bar. He re the joys held in there, how he'd charge some people If they pissed him off enough, every single thing he misses. The only thing he has left is Wren, the bar, and the memories they hold. He can only hope that one day he'll get it back.

He has black hair in a ponytail, grey eyes, a typical bartender outfit, and a scar on his cheek. Now Jamie's build has a flaw, you see Jamie wasn't built as stable as the other puppets and his limbs are rather loose. Heck, his head once went completely backwards. However, he learned to use this design flaw as a advantage. He uses It to look around the room without turning his back on anything, and makes searching for things easier. However at the end of each day he has to tighten his limbs just a bit or else they'll fall off, they can also get taken off rather easily. The reason he doesn't tighten them all the way? He'll lose what he calls a advantage. Although losing limbs can get pretty annoying at times, even if he can still control them even when their detached. Sure it gets useful when you're looking for something you lost, but have you ever had your body frantically looking for your head that fell off and ya can't see anything except the wall your head is looking at? Thought so.