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Boomer Bumper: a humanoid clown with a rounded head and classic clown dress (the consistency is on his rounded head humanoid figure, not the dress, cause I want to change the dress in every episodes). A stand-up comedian with unfunny dad jokes, and a stage where he can say anything, even about society and politics, with a wink.
not plastic surgery 😁
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cute character!
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Episode 4–5 (The Biological Union): Toby teams up with Elena and underground clinician Dr. Vance to organize exploited donors across the city. The series evolves from individual survival into a bio-economic resistance, turning the working class's blood into the ultimate currency and weapon against the corporate medical grid.
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interesting premise!