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[[File:Screenshot 2024-10-23 003121.png|thumb|CAMDAN JERRARD DAVIS]]
[[File:Screenshot 2024-10-23 003121.png|thumb|CAMDAN JERRARD DAVIS]]
A powerful werewolf-vampire hybrid from Atlanta, Georgia who likes to have sex with obese white women. He has been accused by one of the fat women he slept with of starting an evil and spooky vampire werewolf cult where they would kidnap and diddle kids. Despite this, he has successfully defeated Mamamax's leviathans by scaring them away while transforming into his werewolf vampire form.  
A powerful werewolf-vampire hybrid from Atlanta, Georgia who likes to have sex with obese white women. He has been accused by one of the fat women he slept with of starting an evil and spooky vampire werewolf cult where they would kidnap and diddle kids. Despite this, he has successfully defeated [[Mamamax]]'s leviathans by scaring them away while transforming into his werewolf vampire form.  
   
   
He is a mentor to [[Kyle]], teaching him valuable lessons about magic and the supernatural. However, his opinions towards [[Fanboy]] and [[Chum Chum]] remain neutral. Brain-freezing is too sophisticated for him anyways.  
He is a mentor to [[Kyle]], teaching him valuable lessons about magic and the supernatural. However, his opinions towards [[Fanboy]] and [[Chum Chum]] remain neutral. Brain-freezing is too sophisticated for him anyways.  

Revision as of 02:46, 24 October 2024

CAMDAN JERRARD DAVIS

A powerful werewolf-vampire hybrid from Atlanta, Georgia who likes to have sex with obese white women. He has been accused by one of the fat women he slept with of starting an evil and spooky vampire werewolf cult where they would kidnap and diddle kids. Despite this, he has successfully defeated Mamamax's leviathans by scaring them away while transforming into his werewolf vampire form.

He is a mentor to Kyle, teaching him valuable lessons about magic and the supernatural. However, his opinions towards Fanboy and Chum Chum remain neutral. Brain-freezing is too sophisticated for him anyways.