the ratz with 14 hatz

draft ; FUCK I GOTTA RETYPE EVERYTHING BC TUMBLR BUGGED OUTTTTTTTTTT

Because my last post about Waxwell did good, im doing a sequel

Another reason to why i think Waxwell's health is kinda ass, is because of his pre-set role/personality

Like,,,, Going to eat with the rest would come off as "too friendly" which would ruin his tough character. So he avoids breakfast/lunch/dinner and only comes to eat/steal food during late at night or early in the morning

Also have a feeling that Sprout or Cosmo would occasionally leave food by Waxwell's door since, despite being a bastard, he still deserves to be fed like everytoon else

But at the same time, would only return those dishes once a week after piling up on his desk or some corner of the room

Side thing > he definitely looks like Ribecca under the clothes i keep drawing him with

Okay so first off

I LOVE Waxwell thats my new son right there

2nd, i keep noticing details, which i can only go off by design since i cant see his dialogues without going into a matchmaking run with 7 Waxwells that die on floor 3

Dont throw rocks at me, but this is just my interpretation of visual ques with my bad explanation skills

In short, i think Waxwell is malnourished/unhealthy

In long,

We know that he is constantly tired because of his natural debuff (could be from BURNING OUT constantly. pun not intended)

And malnourishment causes the user to be more tired than usual, which is obvious in the eyebags on his default skin that i DOUBT is makeup or anything else

With his twisted design theres 2 lines on each side of Waxwell's torso, which remind me of ribs

And his legs are slightly sticking out from the waist, a common thing malnourished people have (you can search up references and you'll see what i mean)

This is all the evidence i have since, as i said, i can't look at his dialogues bc i dont think the wikipedia for him has them yet, and neither do i wanna matchmake with roaches in a trenchcoat

I love this dork so much and feel free to tell me your own interpretations of this