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Fitz Vacker 

fictional black haired dude with no personality and teal eyes, one of the dudes fighting over the queen of oblivous
"Fitz Vacker is hot!"
"Explains why you aren't, Kelly."
Fitz Vacker by booknook101 December 7, 2020
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Fitz Vacker 

A character in the popular book series 'Keeper of lost cities', with the same personality as a brick wall. He should have stayed on that chandelier, everyone would have been happier for it.
Emma: Fitz Vacker is a disgusting little shit and should of dies in ages ago

Everyone ever: Correct
Fitz Vacker by moooony February 13, 2023

Fitz Vacker 

A 17-year old elf from Keeper of the Lost Cities. He has black hair, teal eyes, and comes from a royal family. He has a younger sister, Biana Vacker, and an older brother, Alvar Vacker. He is part of the love triangle with Sophie Foster and Keefe Sencen.
Fitz Vacker is being a big rager right now.
Fitz Vacker by Lord HunkyHair September 28, 2022

Fitz Vacker 

Your mothers buff guy choice
I totally Fitzphied it!
(Fitz Vacker)
Fitz Vacker by Shuckels April 18, 2023

Fitz Vacker 

Fitz Vacker is a misunderstood character from Keeper of the Lost Cities. MISUNDERSTOOD. hes fine bro leave him alone hes innocent 🙄
Fitz Vacker is just misunderstood by everyone but keepblr.
Fitz Vacker by joceyy__ June 30, 2024
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