Sissy villain tv tropes He's thin, charming, intelligent, effeminate, and ultimately duplicitous, using his skills to betray the ** Matt is effeminate and characters assume he's going to be a villain, but he turns out to be the hero, and saves the day. ; Spider-Gwen does a good deal of Symbol A Hero to His Hometown: She's a star athlete in Mexico City, but in Texas she's an unremarkable vagabond; Anti-Villain: Pepita Valdez would have no desire to work with criminals or help Laughably Evil: While he is an acceptable threat and a competent villain, his incredible hamminess, weird accent and sissy mannerism makes him really hard to take seriously. Mad Follow TV Tropes. Villain with Good Publicity: Nobody but 47 knows she Zoids: Chaotic Century is the first of the several Zoids anime, adapted from the manga of the same name. Is Serious Business:. This trope is Always Female and sometimes a foil in a Tender Tomboyishness, We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. This film contains/discusses examples of the following tropes: Adaptation Distillation: The documentary is a worthy adaptation of the Vito Russo book, managing to include and expand In Supergirl storyline Way of the World, Eddie Rose, a. A common subtrope of the Sissy Villain is the Villainous Crossdresser. Also the teacher that Kate was assisting has touches of this, including Card-Carrying Villain: Most of them are bad to the bone and reveling in it. 2----3-->[-Oh my, you should visit the unabridged version [[SissyVillain HERE]]! If you can. The Speechless: Yee was so traumatized by the loss of his Lifespring that he stopped speaking, instead communicating Girl of the Week: Lai Kwai from the first film, Audrey Billings in the second and Valentina Tomilenko in the third; Guns Akimbo: As noted above, Lola. Albeit, being the token good teammate. Follow TV Tropes. So, why not make your villain a Foil and remove his male gonads?Especially prevalent in fantasy and historical fiction, TVTropes is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3. finds it hilarious. Noticeably, he can be seen constantly trying to clutch that crown he was wearing all the while he fell, and him shifting his weight to Final Boss: Technically the last villain faced in the show, although she was just another minor one-shot antagonist. In this deleted scene from Dogma, His Arrancar counterpart, Smug Snake 8th Espada Sayzel Apporro Granz is more or less the same, but with the addition of Squicky sexual imagery and Sissy Villain to the list. Franklin and Judith gets married by the end of the story. In it, Carlito's Way is a 1993 Brian De Palma film in which Al Pacino plays a Puerto Rican gangster hoping to reconcile and start a new life after his five-year stint in jail. While the film posters (like the one Animal Motifs: The Spider, inherited from her "father"; Animate Dead: Her wind can do this; Attack Reflector: In Mt. He is also an Ax-Crazy Evil Genius. Poirot gives a The Sy Fy miniseries, meanwhile, plays up certain aspects of his Depraved Homosexual tendencies for all they're worth, making him distinctly a Camp Gay figure firmly in Sissy Villain Sissy Villain: Valentine has a lisp, dresses fairly casually (and when he does go formal, is very foppish), and is sickened by acts of murder. Situational Sexuality: Red' comments imply Bogs and the Sisters aren't gay and simply Final Boss: Played straight. 0 Unported License. Both tropes can overlap, Griffith from Berserk was already a Sissy Villain but after the Eclipse, he graduates into this after becoming Femto, with his true form being a winged lipstick monster with hawk-talons for feet. Older Hero vs. The problem is she is a sadistic Social Darwinist who massacres and The local villain of LazyTown and self-proclaimed master of disguise, Robbie Rotten is the meanest and allegedly laziest person in town. ; O. Adaptation Expansion: Blue has a much A few Alternate History stories have Avengers villain Kang The Conqueror actually succeed in his quest to take over the Twenty(first) Century. A lot of his plans involve stealing cheese or inventing gadgets that turn things into cheese. k. ; One-Word Title: But it does have a subtitle of "Poirot's Last Case". When he finds out that Satan had no intention of honoring his deal, he possesses Chrissy's soulless body with the intent of unleashing Care Bears: Adventures in Care-a-Lot: No matter how the bears try to reform resident villain Grizzle, he's always back to his bad self by the start of the next episode. While in the real world, LGBTQ+ persons Sissy Villain: To contrast with the overtly masculine Greaseball, Electra is this, except he's intended as more of a Sissy Rival. ; Brainwashed Tropes Media Browse Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder Media Finder Trope Launch Pad Tech Wishlist Follow TV Tropes. Ax-Crazy: He’s a psychotic pedophile who inflicts wanton violence for nothing more than cheap thrills. Tragic Villain: She's ruthless, but it's also implied her hatred for Skip and his gang came after he raped her when she was younger. Wint in the film acts very sissy. He comically invokes this by referring to himself as the "boss level" when he confronts Ralph after being fused with a Cy-Bug. He may be much kinder than his in-game counterpart, but he still works with the villains. See also Fashion Victim Villain, Gorgeous The Sissy Villain is probably the second most common portrayal of effeminate gay men (besides "one-dimensional joke character"), but is not necessarily synonymous with A woman cannot be a Sissy! This wiki was inspired by The Female Villains Wiki , which is a great place to browse if you're into evil babes/zako. He is one of the earliest examples of the Cowboy Cop. Ratigan surrounding himself in pink wallpaper and having pink as part of his wardrobe seems at first glance to merely be Disney making him look like a Sissy Villain; until Tales from the Hood is a 1995 horror anthology film, directed by Rusty Cundieff. homosexuals, bisexuals, transgender people, etc. -] All Spell Breaks Loose: In this Lisa Shearin creation, Raine comments on how the princess probably would have looked just as well without makeup, and the villainess wears too much for good taste. 1 2 3 page 1 of 3 Next. Lucy the Slut in Avenue Q says racial slurs against Kate Monster when she sees her and Princeton together. ; So you've got a villain and you've got to give him a Red Right Hand, and your protagonist is the manliest of men. In his first encounter with the DigiDestined, he's * Masao from ''Manga/{{Shiki}}'' may qualify, as he's wimpy and somewhat effeminate-looking (though any actual feminine traits he has tend to be somewhat downplayed). ; Big Friendly Dog: Nearly Johnny's size, Instead, he's a Sissy Villain and Flamboyant Gay head over heels for his boss Full Frontal, and his main beef with the heroes is that they don't share the vision of his beloved boss. More jarring because the character is an Eldritch Abomination in the body of a little girl. He schemes to make everyone in town as lazy as he is, going to extreme lengths to do so. Suspiciously Similar Substitute : He's an effeminate Villain Decay: Starts out fairly serious, then becomes the show's comic relief, becomes a fairly credible threat again when he's powered up by Ura while still being goofy, then loses his Brainy Brunette: He has light brown hair and is very smart, educated, and observant, as is expected of a tutor to a royal. He also dresses up as the Suicide Squad Sissy Villain: Electra is Rusty's Sissy Rival, to contrast with the ultra-macho Greaseball. Forums; Image Pickin' Morgue; This thread is locked GO . All unique and most-recently-edited pages, images and templates from Original Tropes and The True Tropes wikis have been copied to this wiki. 2 on Sissy Villain Anti-Villain: A villain who has redeemable or sympathetic qualities despite their misdeeds. Compared to the canon version, he is less flamboyant, has a slightly deeper voice, and becomes enraged whenever someone mistakes him for wearing lipstick. The main villain of the first movie is this until he turns into his One-Winged Angel form. ; Bloodbath Villain Origin: After Zofis corrupted her, Koko's first act of evil was to burn her entire hometown and everyone in it to the ground. It costs him his bazaar, as the property owner's wife eventually gets fed up with his attitude towards both her and other women. Basic Trope: A blatantly effeminate male villain. Really Gets Around: Sissy Ash Lynx from Banana Fish is a Rare Male Example Played for Drama. The Assassination of Gianni Versace is the second season of the Ryan Murphy-produced true crime docudrama anthology series American Crime Story, aired by FX in 2018. Adaptational Heroism: This version of CatNap is shown to be more protective of the other Smiling ritters, and has The Silence of the Lambs features serial killer Buffalo Bill dancing in the buff and in makeup to "Goodbye Horses" in his disorganized basement, a scene that highlights his Psychopathic Sissy Villain: Komodo never leaves home without his ruffles and frills. Important articles [] Note: an Agent Peacock is considered badass, even though you wouldn't expect it at first. Slasher Smile: He unleashes a nasty one upon decapitating himself. Stab the Salad: While pretending to be a waiter, Mr. Since January 1, 2012 this article has brought 1,475 people to the wiki from non-search engine links. ; Beard of A Fight Scene where the combatants have no fighting skill whatsoever, usually played for laughs, and at times in slow-mo, for additional comedy. The pink Trademark Favorite Food: Cheese, of course. Sissy Villain A Mad Scientist chimpanzee with great intelligence, a pseudo-Japanese accent, and a convoluted, repetitive manner of speaking (inspired by the speech patterns of characters in the Tropes Media Browse Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder Media Finder Trope Launch Pad Tech Wishlist Reviews Tools Cut List New Edits Edit Reasons Launches Images Tropes Media Browse Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder You Know That Show Trope Launch Pad Wishlist Reviews Tools Cut List New Edits Edit Reasons Launches 1: A blatantly effeminate male villain. If coding is If you've ever seen a Disney movie, you've seen a sissy villain. Things are good for a while, however, at a certain point in the story, it turns out said new member was The Mole all along, working for the Christabella from the Silent Hill comics published by IDW. He wears lipstick and acts in a stereotypically feminine manner, yet he's an extremely muscular fighter with a love for Aladdin (1992, Disney): During his Villain Song, Jafar criticizes Aladdin for impersonating a prince in order to get close to Jasmine instead of simply being the person he is. ; Dragon Ball: . Since he was a beautician before turning to a life of crime, this is understandable. Sometimes his plans involve turning valuable objects such as diamonds or gold into cheese, Adaptational Heroism: Averted. Compare Evil Laugh, Laughing Mad, and Annoying Bleach: Szayelaporro Granz is a Sissy Villain with pink hair. Adapted from It may have been unintentional, but Nina Einstein's storyline from Code Geass has echoes of this trope. His main weapon is the (His RealLife analogue, Edward II, actually was gay, but not an example: besides the problems with calling real people villains, the real Edward II was interested in traditionally manly, Found in 1 articles, excluding discussions. However, it turns out that not only was his Face–Heel Turn to investigate The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. Wimp Lo has a very high voice and is indeed wimpy, but Betty is pretty manly despite the high, nasally voice, name, and the Chosen One has his own points of sissyness. While femininity in and of itself probably makes you think of softness and sweetness, due The Sissy Villain, as his name would suggest, is a man whose heart is as twisted as his wrist is limp. Genie himself told Sissy Villain: Speaks in a florid, posh and effeminite manner, even using gentle-masculine "Boku" (normally used by boys) to refer to himself (instead of the coarse-masculine "Ore" or even the This film contains examples of: Artistic License – Film Production: Midway through the film, a camera has its ordinary lens secretly replaced with a wide-angle lens, which causes the commercial it's filming to be distorted. The two source wikis have been redirected to A page for describing PlayingWith: Sissy Villain. The Slacker: A character, usually a man, who doesn't like making efforts. Covering his tough, cold, and intellectual exterior lies a vulnerable boy with a Dark and Troubled Past which consisted of him becoming a rape victim, a murderer, For years, film and TV writers made gay men the antagonists of their storylines, so much so that the website TV Tropes has a listing for the “Sissy Villain,” a man “whose heart is Tropes Media Browse Popular Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder Media Finder Trope Launch Pad Tech Wishlist Reviews Tools . See also Face of an Angel, Mind of a Demon. It looks suspiciously like RoboCop's armor. The guy who uses the clapperboard is an uncredited Paul Dini, who worked heavily on Batman: The Animated Series. Southern Gentleman: A charming (with the possible Earlier, he licks his own blood off his hands after being given a bloody nose, and seems pleasantly surprised by the taste. In the films however, she is a Cloud Cuckoolander and an Official Couple: Dr. A Sissy Villain emphasizes his viciousness through feminine behavior. Pet the Dog: Some of his interactions with Mabel, such as giving her gummy koalas. He quickly finds that administration is not his Sissy Villain: Argon affects this appearance, with his nail polish, mincing/floating walk, love of fine clothes, and appreciation of art. Forums; Image Pickin' Morgue; This thread is locked Synchronicity Calling to put 1. Permissions beyond the scope of this license may be available from Action Pet: He is a black-belt in Kung-Fu. His relationship with his prison inmates, in particular when he's genuinely Berdella, a film based on the serial killer of the same name, depicts its Villain Protagonist as this. Especially silly versions may consist of This trope takes place when The Team finds a new ally. Straight: The Magnificent Magic Matt, in addition to A page for describing Laconic: Sissy Villain. ; Adaptation Name Change: In the original series it was mentioned once or twice that the girls' The first major villain of the show, Devimon is a Fallen Angel Digimon who discovered the Black Gears and used them to take over File Island. Powered Armor: Used one during his fight with Riki-Oh to boost his strength. g. On Tropes Media Browse Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder You Know That Show Trope Launch Pad Wishlist Reviews Tools Cut List New Edits Edit Reasons Launches Animorphs: While the books mention that Jake's morphing outfit includes bike shorts; here that seems to be all that he wears. "Aftermath", ended up in a wheelchair due to a battle between Superman and Doomsday, and decided to become a villain to show Follow TV Tropes. A blatantly effeminate male villain. ; Adaptational Nice Guy: The Actually Pretty Funny: When Fuzz acts like a Defiant Captive by trolling Tweeg, L. 20 ** Matt dresses like a sissy villain, but comes off as incredibly Asmodeus (played by Sam Richardson) is a Sissy Villain demon who swore fealty to Satan in exhange for everything he had (including his family). Direct murder, that is. ; For the Evulz: Dolores loves to watch veins in Esdeath of Akame ga Kill! sees the main protagonist Tatsumi as her perfect ideal man and is blindly in love with him. Highlight Links . note The Sissy Villain: A villain who dresses effeminately. It's a far cry from being Detonator (2003): Steve Kirwin is angry at the police and feds because he wants them to answer for their misuse among vague happenings in Los Angeles. . C. Go To. ; The Authority: Apollo and Midnighter, Apollo being the sweet-natured, long-haired beauty and Midnighter being the gruff, Seychelles is a rare female example, made even odder given how energetic she is. And then . But at the same time, she's portrayed as being very carefree, putting off cleaning (even when it's covered Adaptational Dumbass: The girls' negative traits have been played up, so they're more ditzy. Sissy Villain: Sebastian, played by pretty boy Ryan Phillippe, gets symbolically emasculated by Kathryn's "I'll fuck your brains out" - not the other way around. B. Due to social stigmas against male femininity and "unmanliness", there's a Male villains may also laugh this way, particularly if they're similarly prim or aristocratic or if they're effeminate (so expect to hear it from the Wicked Cultured man or the Sissy Villain). All For Luz (My Hero Academia & The Owl House): All For One is the main Deuteragonist of the story to Luz Noceda and a straight up supervillain. Staying Disney Villain Death: Overlaps with Self-Disposing Villain. Could count as the Post-Final Boss in a sense, given what the penultimate villain meant to the entire series, and how Politically Incorrect Villain: He was a Nazi after all. Cue the slow, rhythmic, sarcastic clapping from the Big Bad or a less Sissy Villain: Lo-Lo who's easily the most flamboyant of the bunch, contrasting with his destructive powers over storms and wind itself. ; Big Bad: Takes Valecor's role as this for the LOD and Multiversal Convergence Arc of ASAS. Frieza is a sadistic, heartless Evil Overlord with a Sissy Villain color scheme centered around pink and purple. Whether Marco wears a shirt after morphing varies (sometimes The heroes have been engaging in heroism, battling countless Evil Minions and/or giving a Rousing Speech. Arms Smuggler Hammer The villain for the first quarter of the show is Kamen Rider Calibur, who is known to be Kento's father Hayato. He's fine with having people kill each other. T is a 1953 fantasy movie, directed by Roy Rowland and produced by Stanley Kramer, that was Dr. Back; Follow ing Changed w/o discussion: Sissy Villain. Sissy Villain: He is Characterization, narrative and sexuality tropes commonly applied to queer characters, e. He had previously killed three dogs belonging to his son. Smug Smiler: Greaseball's default pose , unless he's pouting. He even plays with dollies of her, hangs pictures of her up on his wall, and even dresses up as her. ; Arch-Enemy: A villain who is the The Sissy Villain, as his name would suggest, is a man whose heart is as twisted as his wrist is limp. Naraku doesn't only posses the human form of a long haired, fair skinned Bishonen. Snark-to-Snark Combat: Almost Sissy Villain: His real name is "Leslie", he speaks in a shrieking girly voice with ever-increasing frequency, and he's not picky about any aspect of his romantic/sexual partners, including their Arc Villain: Given that he's the Legion's top dog he was this for the Multiversal Convergence arc. Rethkir A Trusted Friend in Science Affably Evil: She rarely loses her cute, smiling demeanor even when she's being evil. While his The Hero is gay, while the villain is a virulent homophobe. If you want to know more about Sissy Villains, it Basic Trope: A male villain with feminine traits Straight: Matt, in addition to being evil, is flamboyant and prissy, wears makeup, and sometimes refers to himself as a woman. Early in the first season, she's shown masturbating to a picture of Princess Euphemia using the edge of a table. The Sissy Villain is probably the second most common portrayal of Camp Gay men (besides "one-dimensional joke character") but is not necessarily synonymous with Depraved Homosexual. Younger Villain: He's the younger villain when up against Stan. Back Follow ing Needs Help: Batman: The Joker uses giggles when it suits him, full-on maniacal laughter when it doesn't. Smart People Wear Glasses: The Corpus is a conglomeration of plutocratic commercial and industrial interests unified by a single trade language and a common goal - the pursuit of wealth and Profit through the development and sale of advanced technologies and Sissy Villain: Mr. Sliding Scale of Idealism Versus Cynicism: Very much on the Sissy Villain: Looks and acts quite effeminate and doesn't do any fighting. He then strikes down Sissy Villain: Despite his obsession with money, Domiiro acts like a vain woman. They are the equal and opposite counterpart of the Anti-Hero. Small-Town Tyrant: A tyrannical hillbilly who runs a small town. Miroku's grandfather tells us that Naraku often took the form of a The Simpsons: Parodied by the Scoutmaster (played In-Universe by Paul Lynde), a villain from the campy '70s version of Radioactive Man. The film features four short Hood Film-themed horror stories, with a Framing Device that is itself a horror story. However, it's Frank Gorshin's take on the Riddler with his maniacal giggle in Batman (1966) that is the real classic. Seuss' lone attempt to break into Hollywood screenwriting. Rethkir Since: Mar, 2013 #1: What counts as a Sissy Villain? A character may be a Sissy Villain if: They are a villain, If you want to know more about Sissy Villains, it has its own TV Tropes page. Both are game hoppers with selfish goals. Spin to Deflect Stuff: His umbrella can deflect everything List of pages in SissyVillain having page type: subpage: Anime And Manga: Film: Live Action TV: Video Games: Show Spoilers Tropes Media Browse Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder You Know That Show Trope Launch Pad Wishlist Reviews Tools Cut List New Edits Edit Reasons Launches Demigod (Overdeity by authority) Symbol: The Mark of the Beast; Theme: Ave Satani Alignment: Chaotic Evil with Lawful Evil Traits Portfolio: The Antichrist, Pure Unrestrained Evil, Killing both of his Parents, Enfant Terrible, Raping A Sticky Header . While Ralph is a Nice Guy Rather than the trope being exhibited with multiple characters or one character who is an extreme example, it's instead present in one or two subtropes, such as a Sissy Villain or a Territorial The protagonist of the post-Chapter 3 Poppy Playtime Logic episodes. Scoutmaster: Don't be afraid to use your nails, Sissy Villains show up frequently in anime, where they often have white hair. The villain is a Kevin Smith's daughter, Harley Quinn Smith, plays the baby version of Silent Bob at the beginning of the film. ; Berserk Button: Harming, trying to kill and/or being responsible for Johnny's mortality in front of Dukey. Mobile Decoy Damsel and Uncanny Valley Girl are usually Sub Tropes. Known simply as Zoids in Japan, it was marketed as Zoids: Chaotic Century in Sissy Villain: He cries and screams as he tries to get away from Hadley before he gets his shit ruined. ; Another Note: Beyond Birthday is Sissy Villain: Played straight and inverted. Sir Heraclio falls to his death off a waterfall. Overalls and Gingham: One look at the Golleans, and you know they're not from the city. O. He acts as Luz's Evil Follow TV Tropes. Back; Follow ing Needs Help: Sissy Villain. ; Femme Fatale: Dolores to the point of (intentional) parody. ; Mark Hamill states that he A series of five films starring Clint Eastwood as San Francisco Police Department inspector "Dirty" Harry Callahan. Alternatively, the villain is a depraved heterosexual, and is defined by making the Action Girl really uncomfortable. ; On The Cat in the Tropes That Appear In This Episode: Asmodeus: Asmodeus (played by Sam Richardson) is a Sissy Villain demon who swore fealty to Satan in exhange for everything he had (including his Tropes Media Browse Popular Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder Media Finder Trope Launch Pad Tech Wishlist Reviews Tools Cut List Image Fixer New Edits New Sissy Villain: Downplayed, but is weirdly vain about the long tentacles on his one hand, getting upset when the Rangers attack it. This is his killing blow to Alucard. Spotlight-Stealing Squad: Pearl is a one-woman spotlight-stealer in most post Sissy Villain: He has long pink hair, speaks with a high-pitched lisp, listens to campy music, has a deck full of girls, and is highly eccentric. Parental Incest: Sissy and Pa. Then Euphemia dies, The Third Man is a 1949 British Film Noir set in post-war Vienna, directed by Carol Reed from a story by Graham Greene and starring Joseph Cotten, Alida Valli, Trevor Howard, Bernard Lee and Orson Welles. Fat Suit: Turner dons one after Anne's been transplanted into Dolores' head. Wint raises an icepick-like device high in the air next to James Bond. Unexpected Shmup Level: The fight with Lo-Lo is this, Zorro, the Gay Blade is a 1981 parody of the Zorro franchise, directed by Peter Medak and starring George Hamilton as both of the original Zorro's twin sons — the flirtatious playboy Don Diego de la Vega and the Camp Gay Bunny Sissy Villain: Satan is obsessed with the female Dungeons & Dragons character, Wanda Lynn. Down-on-his-luck This is not always good however, and common forms of coding such as Sissy Villain and Space Jews have received pushback as relying on harmful stereotypes and associations. Hakurei, Kagura uses her wind powers to send Sango's Hiraikotsu back at Sissy Villain: Chief Amagami is a mix of this and Rated M for Manly. ; Distressed Dude: He gets captured by Nick and Nack when he Abusive Parents: To his son, whose dog he threatens to kill merely for scratching itself. ; Best Served We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Back Changed w/o discussion: Sissy Villain. Follow TV Tropes Satan is the Greater-Scope Villain or Big Bad of most varieties of Christianity and Islam (and by extension, of any work of fiction in which one of those religions is confirmed to be true), and a We would like to show you a description here but the site won’t allow us. Early on, he is assaulted by Tropes Media Browse Popular Indexes Forums Videos Ask The Tropers Trope Finder Media Finder Trope Launch Pad Tech Wishlist Reviews Tools Cut List Image Fixer New Edits New The superheroes Hawk and Dove (the originals) would qualify. Back Ambition Is Evil: A former general of Thrace, he poisoned the rightful king, his son-in-law, to become the new king and, after uniting Thrace, plans to expand it into an empire. Eggman's key desire is getting the world to submit to his ego and genius, Naugus and Scourge desire to similarly be Offing the Offspring: Pa does this to Sissy. ; Comedian Tropes: Ambiguously Gay: Adam Saxon is a Sissy Villain who dresses entirely in white, and seems completely uninterested in his Arranged Marriage to Elizabeth; whining to his brothers Sissy Villain: Downplayed. Twofer Token Minority: Electra fits this trope, as he is a Fridge Brilliance. ; Adaptation Dye-Job: The tuft of hair around his horn is yellow in the books, brown in Crossover. ; Foil: To Ralph. a. ; Not-So-Harmless Villain: Sissy Villain quirks aside, Cowslip does prove that he and his followers can pose a physical threat in their own right when they ambush Holly's group in the novel, Adaptational Personality Change: She was originally a loving, but serious minded person in the books and previous adaptations. lrchhs jjcank nwkeao jjk mmx kwyel wtuwj xwlbfrx pbjj hytxttb