junwei
Junwei is a strong man and wouldn’t say no a ham and cheese sandwhich.He can also keep a straight face in any situation.He can’t survive Mcspicies though.
junwei by BigBallBilly April 19, 2019
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Junpei Iori
Junpei Iori by Kuroero September 4, 2013
Junpei
A tall creature who has a baseball cap glued to its head that can only utter the phrase, “WHO DA MAN?!”.
“Who da man....” Oh shit here comes Junpei.
Junpei by LintakaLuis May 4, 2019
junpeigrave
junpeigrave by Mommylikesmilkers August 1, 2021
juweiriya
A generally nice person when you get to know her but can act really snarky and sarcastic if you make her mad or if she doesn’t like you. She’s a wild spirit and very rebellious, constantly getting onto trouble with her parents. She has a big group of loving friends who she can always count on. She’s always uplifting and happy to disguise her sadness as she feels alone sometimes and feels like she can’t talk to anyone.
juweiriya by LostSpirit786 January 19, 2020
Junpei Iori
Junpei Iori by Mustard Boy June 3, 2021
jun wei
jun wei by cheese that is melted January 4, 2018
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