Luciano DiCenzo/3.0

Luciano DiCenzo is a character role-played by Zetark.
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==Description==
Luciano DiCenzo is an up-and-coming criminal recently emigrated to Los Santos, hailing from the sun-soaked shores of his native Sicily. Luciano has a very unwavering work ethic and determinative personality. He isn’t afraid of getting himself into various ventures leaving no task too dirty or illegal for him to undertake. Aside from the the criminal scene, Luciano does believe that the more clean side of business brings the most success. Luciano manages to embrace both the blurred lines between legal and illicit pursuits.
==History ==
Upon arriving to the city, Luciano alongside his brother Vittorio DiCenzo and best friend Alfredo (Fredo) Bonucci, relocated to Los Santos on his father's bequest to go and "have fun" in the beaches of Los Santos, a veiled message concealing the clandestine intentions behind their quest. Luciano have garnered a repertoire of lucrative opportunities. From house robberies, car thefts, security jobs, weapon trafficking, and drug trafficking for the Colombian Cartel. 
==Notable Events==
Meeting "The Pink Panther"
Luciano first sets foot in Los Santos on June 15, 2023, ready to carve his name among the stars of the bustling city. 
As he is looking to rent a car, his gaze catches on a mysterious man pacing in the parking lot. The enigma dressed in a salmon blazer replies to Luciano's greeting followed with a curt "Why the fuck are you talking to me?". Undeterred Luciano introduces himself to the stranger, who reveals he is talking to "the longest serving mayor of Los Santos": Mickey Sinclair. 
After buttering Sinclair up, Luciano inquires about the ex-mayor's security detail. With an enigmatic tone, Sinclair says "The city is my security", however after Luciano's unimpressed reaction, he learns that Sinclair's security service had dissolved long ago. Sensing an opening Luciano offers his services to the man, and having sparked Mr. Sinclair's interest, he is invited to join on his newest venture as muscle in exchange for good money. 
They then embark on a journey through the streets of Los Santos, where Mr. Sinclair tells Luciano that to earn his trust he has to demonstrate a willingness to get his hands dirty by robbing an unsuspecting citizen at Sinclair's signal. Their search for a potential victim stops at a red light, where they found themselves side by side with a car driven by a brunette. Sinclair sparks a brief conversation with the woman, complimenting the car, but Luciano, misunderstanding the situation mistook it as the long-awaited signal. Brandishing his gun he demands the woman surrender the car, but quick to react, she revealed her own weapon. The tension escalated with Sinatra desperately attempting to de-escalate the encounter which is abruptly interrupted by a police cruiser that stops behind them at the sight of the weapons. The trio swiftly shifted gears, their weapons miraculously vanishing as they presented an innocent facade to the approaching officers. 
After the police moved on, introductions were made and the woman revealed herself as Brooklyn Parky. Sinclair's offer of riches is extended to the newcomer who is happy to make some quick cash. Sinclair then discloses a bitter betrayal suffered by his own family at the hands of a man they once considered a brother, a man who happens to lead an infamous gang known as "RUST".
Sinclair reveals that his vendetta is of a different form, aimed at tarnishing his lost brother's image within the city's collective. The plan: a series of meticulously orchestrated hand robberies with the trio donning the signature attires and masks of RUST. Their victims would be then coerced into posting selfies with guns pressed to their heads with the tag "RUST on top".
After the news spread about "RUST's" misdeeds, the trio found themselves in a gunfight against the gang, who had found the impostors and graced them with a hail of bullets and a ticket to jail. Mr. Sinclair manages to sway the cops into giving them minimal sentences. 
Impressed by their quick thinking, Mr. Sinclair opted to offer them a "less" dangerous opportunity, a chance to showcase their skills. After Luciano introduces his new benefactor to his brother Vito, and Alfredo, Sinclair reveals their new task: to rob the Clean Manor. Mr. Sinclair explains the Manor owner is a pretentious man that has slighted him, and in return, he asks them to steal the man's most prized possession, an exquisite statue of a panther.
The Panther Statue and the Three Headed Dog
As the days passed the crew put a plan together to complete Mr. Sinclair's quest. They masqueraded as a tourist group, sightseeing the opulent houses of Vinewood Hills, home to Los Santos famous and affluent. By sheer luck, their destination, the Clean Manor, revealed a flaw in its formidable facade, the doors left unlocked. 
Luciano was quick to locate their prized treasure, stashing it away in his backpack. Yet, as they ascended the grand staircase they were met with a peculiar sight, an array of portraits and paintings depicting regal figures of prominence. To their astonishment, familiar faces stared back at them from their frames, Mr. Sinclair and Mr. Corleone.
Confusion and realization dawned on them, sensing danger lurking in the shadows, they hurriedly made their escape, the coveted statue soon stashed in Luciano's freezer. The questions that plagued their mind demanded answers that would be answered by the public records of City Hall. Within the archives, Luciano's fears were confirmed. The Clean Manor was home to many notorious and powerful figures in the city, and at the pinnacle of the list was Lang Buddha, ex-mayor of the city whose sprawling empire, signaled by the three-headed dog insignia, encompassed not only the Clean Manor but also a multitude of businesses, including the crew's workplace, The Rooster's Rest. 
Luciano informed Mr. Sinclair of the crew successfully acquiring the panther statue, however, Sinclair's sudden departure from the city put their meeting on hold. In the meantime, the crew immersed themselves in their work at the Rooster's Rest and the introduction of car boosting as one of their "off the cock" activities. They familiarise themselves with the enigmatic figures who frequented the Rest, among them Luciano and Vito met Denzel Williams, who introduced himself as "the brother of the owner". Similar to his brother, Mr. Buddha, Denzel had also served as the city's mayor, employing the ominous slogan "Obey or Die". 
During the interaction, Denzel urged Luciano to visit City Hall and view his painting on display, describing it in detail. Luciano was struck with the sudden realization, the painting of the war general they had seen on the Clean Manor was none other than Denzel.
The Emperor's Quest and the Birth of the Cassidy Trail Butchers
Days passed, and as Luciano was spending time with Brooklyn, they got interrupted by a call from Mr. Sinclair, who had returned from his business trip and demanded an immediate meeting to discuss the stolen statue. After disclosing their location, the crew awaited for Sinclair's arrival. Within minutes a helicopter descended onto the nearby parking lot, with Sinclair at the controls. Luciano briefed Sinclair on their exploits, detailing their entrance into the Manor and the subsequent retrieval of the statue. Impressed by the feat Sinclair whisked them away to the apartments, landing the helicopter in the middle of the parking lot without a hint of concern. Luciano hurried to retrieve the priced statue from his fridge, and with it back in their possession, Sinatra piloted the helicopter back to the Clean Manor's private helipad. Ushering Luciano and Brooklyn back into the opulent confines of the estate before revealing his true connection to the Manor, admitting that he was one of its inhabitants and that he had intentionally set the crew up for his own amusement. In a bid to further substantiate his words, Sinclair dialed Mr. Budda's number and gleefully informed him of the statue's return and his involvement in orchestrating the crew's heist. 
Mr. Buddha, however, was far from amused by Sinclair's reckless antics. As Luciano and Brooklyn were led through the Manor's back entrance by Sinclar, they were suddenly confronted by Buddha, Denzel, and Corleone, all armed and holding them at gunpoint. Mr. Buddha unleashed his anger upon Mickey, questioning his motives and condemning his willingness to endanger lives, deaf to Luciano's attempts at explaining his involvement in the sticky situation. Buddha stormed off in a fury, refusing to communicate with Luciano and Brooklyn for the time being. Later that day Denzel warned Luciano to exercise caution and learn who could be trusted among the web they found themselves entangled in. 
The following day, Luciano was getting ready to start a shift at the Rooster's rest, meeting with Vito and Fredo. Not long after their shift started, Fredo got a call from Mr. Buddha himself, summoning them to the Clean Manor. Nerves jangling, the trio quickly donned their best suits and drove to the place, Luciano filling in Vito and Fredo about his encounter with Mr. Buddha the day before. 
As they parked their vehicle in the Manor's driveway, a stern-looking man, Harry Brown, greeted them before motioning for them to follow. Mr. Brown led them through the Manor until they reached Buddha's office. The ex-mayor stood with his back turned, pouring himself a glass of wine while his panther companion, Onyx, longed nearby. Seated opposite to their formidable host, Luciano, Vito, and Fredo eyed the panther warily, aware of the imposing presence of Mr. Brown blocking any chance of escape. Mr. Buddha's tone dipped wit weariness as he demanded an explanation for their heist at the Manor. Luciano then recounted the sequence of events that followed his meeting with Mr. Sinclair, and how they were unaware of the Manor's true owner until it was too late.
Mr. Buddha listened with a mix of annoyance and exhaustion and told the trio that while Mickey was his brother, people that followed Mickey's orders rarely ended well. The notion of swiftly ending their lives flickered across his mind, his weapon resting on top of the desk while Mr. Brown ominously revealed his own firearm. After a brief sidebar between their hosts, they returned back to face the trio, demanding to know who would be the first to die. A moment of silence hung in the air before Vito surged forward, proclaiming himself the eldest and accepting responsibility for failing to halt the dangerous course they had embarked upon. He offered his life in exchange for Luciano's survival.
Stirred to action by his brother's selflessness, Luciano seized the opportunity to negotiate for their lives. He pledged their unwavering loyalty and services to Mr. Buddha, willing to do whatever it took to ensure their survival. Mr. Brown then interjected with a disturbing demand, expressing his refined taste by instructing the trio to procure 50 kidneys, a macabre request for human flesh, the younger, the better. While Mr. Buddha seemed perplexed by his companion's words, he agreed to the demand, giving them 3 days to complete their grisly task. With the weight of impending doom bearing down on them, Luciano, Vito, and Fredo left the office, their minds racing with the harrowing quest that awaited them. The trio knew that their lives now hinged on a desperate race against time.
Luciano, Vito, and Fredo found themselves in a panic-stricken escape, with Vito and Fredo insisting on leaving the city immediately. Luciano however, knew that running from someone like Mr. Buddha would be futile. Tensions ran high and a heated argument erupted between the brothers, with blame and bitter accusations thrown in all directions. Luciano defended his role in their endeavors, highlighting the opportunities and connections he had provided for them since their arrival in the city. The argument reached its peak when Vito threatened to leave for Sicily, feeling unwanted and unappreciated by his younger brother. Amidst the turmoil, Fredo managed to mediate, bringing a semblance of calm to the situation. At last, the two set aside their differences and focused on finding a solution to their current predicament. While they were no strangers to violence, the task of harvesting and procuring kidneys posed an entirely different challenge. They needed guidance, and their thoughts turned to Brooklyn, who happened to be on a trip to Sanguine Isle, owned by Mr. Buddha's son, Yeager. 
The quartet reunited, and having recalled their elusive contact known as "the Pigeon", they reached out to him. Pigeon was taken aback by their request but, after making some calls, managed to provide them with the information they needed. He suggested remote locations such as mountain trails as ideal for their operation. The crew had three days to execute their plan, and time quickly blurred as Luciano, Vito, Fredo, and Brooklyn immersed themselves in their macabre mission.
They targeted hikers along the Cassidy trail, kidnapping them discreetly to fulfill their sinister purpose. Careful to avoid attracting the attention of the vigilant park rangers, Luciano and Vito took up positions at each end of the trail, acting as lookouts for any signs of police activity. The operation seemed to be going smoothly in the absence of any immediate consequences during the first two days. However, their overconfidence got the better of them.
Luciano, believing the coast was clear, had taken to leaving his post to transport the harvested organs to the city intermittently. On their final run, tragedy struck as Fredo jumped down Vito's truck too quickly and was knocked unconscious in the process. Vito rushed to his aid, intending to take him to a doctor for medical attention. Unfortunately, an ill-timed encounter with law enforcement foiled their plans. The police, responding to multiple reports of suspicious activities in the area, intercepted them. Luciano and Brooklyn managed to escape with most of their precious cargo, unaware that some incriminating evidence had been left behind in Fredo's possession. 
Upon discovering the bloodied trails and evidence, the police embarked on an intensive search that ultimately led to the arrest of Vito and Fredo for the desecration of corpses. The weight of their actions came crashing down on them as they found themselves behind bars, facing the consequences of their dark deeds. 
 
Fredo and Vito get released from jail, and not long after the crew found themselves summoned to the foreboding Clean Manor. There, they are faced with an assembly of powerful figures, including Speedy, who bore the aura of a seasoned cartel leader. They presented the harvested Kidneys to a surprised Mr. Buddha, but the man showed little inclination to forgive their previous transgressions. Mr. Buddha urged Harry to inspect the body parts, displaying a macabre fascination. With hesitation evident in his every move Mr. Brown reluctantly complied, taking a bite to verify the freshness. The oddity of the situation left the crew speechless, and with a stammer, Mr. Brown confirmed it was indeed fresh before making a hasty retreat from the unsettling scene. Buddha's amusement was palpable. 
 
Amidst the dark humor, Mr. Buddha made it clear that their debt was far from repaid, directing Luciano to Mr. Williams, who had a new assignment for them: selling illegally acquired military equipment. Luciano attempted to argue that organ harvesting should have sufficed to absolve their debt, but Buddha's threatening words silenced any protest. Reluctantly, the crew agreed to undertake Mr. Willian's task, their choices dictated by the ever-present specter of Mr. Buddha's influence. 
 
In the days that followed, Luciano, Vito, Fredo, and Brooklyn found themselves entangled in a web of illegal deals, each transaction bringing them deeper into the criminal underworld. However, the little crew failed to disappoint, showcasing their extraordinary talents and more often than not, finishing their supplies in record time. They had slowly become players in a dangerous game, where loyalties shifted like the tides and alliances were forged and broken with ruthless efficiency. 
 
With time the little crew lost Brooklyn, who was unwilling to serve under the enigmatic Mr. Buddha any longer, instead choosing to carve her own path. As she ventured into the city on her own, the crew slowly grew in numbers, the brother's magnetic charisma attracting all sorts of figures to their fold. Brooklyn's departure however opened an opportunity for Mr. Buddha to test the loyalty and resolve of the remaining crew members. With each passing day, the crew's resolve was put to the test, and the city's underworld held its breath, waiting to witness the outcome of this deadly dance of loyalty and betrayal.
"The Eyes" Death Race
Still a newcomer in the city, Luciano gets contacted by an unknown number, a mysterious voice offering him an opportunity too enticing to ignore. But with this opportunity came an ominous warning, Luciano was to go alone to the airport, divulge no information, or face dire consequences. 
Sensing that this might be a trap, Luciano decided to confide in Brooklyn, seeking her advice and help. However, in a mix of ambition and desire to keep her out of harm's way, he tricked her and went behind her back to attend the clandestine meeting at the airport. There, Luciano found a parked car, as instructed by the mysterious voice. Inside the glove box, he discovered a tape that addressed him directly, revealing private information about him It was clear that these unknown individuals had far-reaching power and knowledge.
Feeling as if he was being watched at every turn, Luciano received messages with recordings from the airport security cameras, confirming that he was being closely monitored. The weight of the situation pressed heavily on him, and he knew that he was now deeply entangled in a dangerous game with no clear way out. In a leap of fat, Luciano eventually agreed to these mysterious individuals' (whom he later called "The Eyes") offer. Secretly informing his brother of his involvement, he braced himself for the deadly journey ahead. Time passed, and the day arrived when Luciano was summoned to the airport once more, now a passenger on a private jet bound for a remote island.
Upon arrival at the isolated island, Luciano's fears were confirmed—it was a place of death and ruthless entertainment. He and numerous other contestants were gathered for a gruesome event—the Death Race. The richest individuals in the city, driven by morbid curiosity, placed bets on the participants' lives. The chilling atmosphere of the island weighed heavily on Luciano's spirit, but he found an unlikely ally in Trey Romano, a man he had met at the Rooster's Rest. Romano, driven by his admiration for Luciano, who reminded him of his deceased brother, was determined to help him survive the deadly games.
The Death Race commenced and the contestants embarked on a dirt track car race, with each round claiming the lives of the worst performers. When Luciano's luck seemed to run dry, a message from Trey offered a glimmer of hope. Acting quickly, Luciano managed to escape just before his vehicle was engulfed in a deadly explosion. Romano's timely warning had saved his life. With Trey's guidance, Luciano navigated the treacherous island, evading the grasp of the sinister organizers. Their unlikely alliance proved to be his saving grace as he escaped the clutches of death.
In the aftermath of his escape from the Death Race, Luciano found himself ensnared in the unyielding grasp of "The Eyes." The mysterious and powerful individuals behind the deadly event were far from pleased with his escape. They deemed his survival a breach of their agreement, and the consequences of his daring escape loomed over him like a constant shadow. Contacted once again by The Eyes, Luciano faced the wrath of those who held him under their watchful gaze. However, with cunning and charm, he managed to talk his way out of immediate harm, convincing them that his skills and resourcefulness could be of use to them. In a risky gamble to secure his life, he offered his services to The Eyes in exchange for his freedom.
Their demand was clear—a seemingly innocuous task that involved picking up a set of briefcases from a trash container at the airport. To Luciano's surprise, the briefcases were filled to the brim with money—5 million dollars, to be exact. The Eyes instructed him to deposit this staggering amount into a specified bank account under the name of a man named Xavier Valentine. With no other viable option and fearing for his life, Luciano reluctantly carried out the task, depositing the money into his account before transferring it to Valentine's account. Little did he know that this action instantly raised red flags with the IRS, as such a significant transaction was bound to be flagged as suspicious activity.
To his dismay, Luciano eventually discovered that Valentine, the recipient of the briefcase's contents, was none other than the winner of the Death Race—the true beneficiary of the dangerous game. The Eyes had tricked him into being an unwitting accomplice, making him deliver the prize money to the one they sought to reward. Fueled by a mix of desperation and determination, Luciano continued to carry out a series of questionable tasks for The Eyes, all in a bid to avoid the looming threat of death that haunted his every move. His life had become a high-stakes game of survival, and he was willing to do whatever it took to stay one step ahead of those who held his life in their hands.
Yet, with each task, Luciano found himself slipping further down the rabbit hole, entangled in the dark and dangerous web woven by The Eyes. He knew that, in the city's merciless underbelly, there were no easy exits and no safe havens.
==Criminal Record==
Luciano DiCenzo's criminal record as of July 6th 2023 
*Criminal Possession of a Firearm [Class 1] x3
*Criminal Use of a Firearm x2
*Disobeying a Peace Office x1
*Failure to Obey Traffic Control Devices x1
*Failure to Stop x1
* Felony Hit and Run x1
*Felony Obstruction of Justice x1
* Grand Theft Auto x1
* Joyriding x1
*Misdemeanor Obstruction of Justice x1
*Negligent Driving x1
*Operating a Motor Vehicle Without Proper Identification x1
*Possession of Contraband In The Third Degree x1
*Possession of Weapon Attachments x3
*Reckless Evading x2
*Resisting Arrest x3
* Second Degree Speeding x1
==Quotes==
*"L'amore fa male agli affari" / "Love is bad for business"
*"HEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE..."
*"CLAIMED!"
*"For free?!"
*"Fuhhgettabouutiiiit"
*"Dock talk"
*"I'm not bribing, I'm incentivizing. It's different"
*"YA' HEE?!!" (you hear?)
*"Shut the fuck up, (_____)!"
*"OH!"
*"ADD EM' TO THE LIST!"
*"Boo hoo fella"
*"Sorry i'm too busy... uhh...shaving my cat"
*"YA SISTAH!"
*"Lakers are the best hockey team"
*"My mama gave me some great advice as a kid. She said Luciano, mama didn't raise no bitch"
*"You don't walk out on me, I walk out on you!"
*"Take me out to the ball game!"
*"Y'na what I mean?"
*"Lock the fuck in!" - (From Harry)
*"MUTHA'FUCKA"
== Trivia ==
* Doesn’t usually prefer to use masks for crime unless it’s really necessary.
* Likes his victims to see his face and look into his eyes before they die.
* Has an odd obsession with chains.
* Eve Summers is often the only thing that keeps him sane - he has referred to her as his “breath of air." He’ll often call or check up on her when he’s stressed out.
* Luciano can speak fluent Spanish
* Has a “CRYME A RIVER” contact list on his phone and adds the names of people who he considers to be dramatic or emotional to the list. Those such as Yeager, Suarez, and several others.
* Luciano’s favorite weapon of choice is a Colt Python.
* Doesn’t like when people don’t communicate on things and thinks its a big issue in the city.
* Almost always carries a baseball bat with him which he refers to as his “breadstick."
* Has ongoing conflict with Nancy Drew's raccoon, Scraps, after Scraps attempted to ocean dump him into the void.
* Enjoys taking oxy and will occasionally beg doctors for it or pretend to be in pain to get them.
* Known for his habit of being late to things.
* Got a scar on the right side of his face after being tortured by Yokai during his early days in Los Santos. It’s healed since then but still slightly visible. 
* Was involved in murdering Ricky Bolognese after having an altercation with him. He then took all his belongings then had Ricky tossed into the ocean, feeding his body to the sharks.
* Luciano and Mickey S hit a devious lick where they would go around terrorizing the city impersonating rust members with Russian accents yelling out "Rust on top"
* Has a pet snail named J’snail that he "co-parents" with Lottie Mae.
==Gallery==
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File:Lucianoimglxq.jpg|thumb|Immolation session
File:Luc and Eve dancing.gif|thumb|Luc and Eve jamming out
File:BHMAMAS.jpg|thumb|Luciano and Cyd with a chimp moments before it all went wrong
File:LsjpmgLuc0.jpg|thumb|Cuffed walk from the hospital with Speedy
File:Img2488.jpg|thumb|Look at the flowers ps2
File:ImgLXD.jpg|thumb|Luci and Denzel go hunting
File:EventSSvmd0.jpg|thumb|Sandy shores event
File:News anchors Luci Tony Goofy .jpg|thumb|The cities best news anchors
File:Imgcbs.jpg|thumb|Luci and Eve switch roles as each other
File:Chefciano.jpg|thumb|Chefciano cooking up some corleone prime steaks
File:Lsdciano.gif|thumb|Luciano hitting a bobcat while high on LSD
File:Img85004.jpg|thumb|Trip to Spain 
File:Lucianomount chiliad.jpg|thumb|Jump from chiliad 
File:Imgluciano100-1.jpg|thumb|Luci gifted his very own Redline chain
File:LottieLucianoNancy.jpg|thumb|Lottie, Luc, and Nancy for Lottie's big bug search day
File:Boggciano.jpg|thumb|Boggciano attempts to become a bicyclist after his drivers license was revoked 
File:Spainexecution.jpg|what happens in spain stays in spain
File:Image301Luc.jpg|thumb|Luciano at driving school whilst trooper Nekoda & Suarez "hint" at the answers to his test
File:LucianoCourtcaseEscape.gif|thumb|Mickey's clutch jet ski plan after Luciano escapes court 
File:Andi Jones event.jpg|Andi's event 
File:Image16k76z.jpg|thumb|"Nah it's alright I got it, I got it"
File:Luciano & Eve clean manor wedding day .jpg|thumb|Eviano Wedding 2023
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File:Casual sopranos.jpg|thumb|Soprano
File:YetiLuciano.jpg|thumb|Sperm suit-yeti
File:LuciBeach.jpg|thumb|Beach day
File:LucianoPimp.jpg|thumb|Pimp burglar
File:LucianoRobe.jpg|thumb|Bathrobe
File:LucianoGLR.jpg|thumb|Prison attire
File:Lucianoprofileml.jpg|thumb|Classic
File:LucianoDNZ.jpg|thumb|The brown
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File:Luciano the burnt chicken nugget.png|Luciano Fanart by Jester (@SlumberingFool)
File:LUCY.jpg|thumb|Luciano fanart by @claire
File:FanartLucwine.jpg|thumb|Wine - art by Mortimer
File:LucianoDicenzobat.jpg|thumb|Lil Luciano and his bat - Fanart by (@sadlittlerubbie)
File:Imgbglc.jpg|thumb|Source: Mortimer
File:LucianoFanart.jpg|thumb|Eviano - Fanart by GUNK
File:Lucianoportraitart.jpg|thumb|Portrait by @claire
File:F5mx0yAbAAAu8ZN.jpg|thumb|Onyx, Mr.DiChainzo, and Zaceed rocking their spoils of w o a r - art by Jester
File:Evexlucpwc.jpg|thumb|Artwork by: Mortimer
File:Lucianoartsuit.jpg|thumb|Source: Mortimer
File:F647iihXIAAKQuI.jpg|thumb|Artwork by @maemakesdoodles
File:Lucianobloodspill.jpg|thumb|Art by @Iliekmiint
File:Doodles11.png|thumb|𝙽𝙾𝚃𝙳𝙾𝙶 by @smol6588
File:Lucianoartwk.png|thumb|Pixel art by @moonypxl 
File:Luciano -).jpg|thumb|Luciano :D by @sadlittlerubbie
File:LucianoArtgbr.jpg|thumb|Goober Luciano by Lisa
File:LucianoEvePier.jpg|thumb|Art by @sora5005
File:Artlucxeve.jpg|thumb|Art by @skkraw
File:LucArtwork500.jpg|thumb|Art by @sora5005
File:FanartLuciLottieEve.jpg|thumb|Milkshake art by @sora5005
File:EvianoWeddingArt.jpg|thumb|A wedding to remember - Art by @maemakesdoodles
File:Luciano&Eve Fanart.jpg|thumb|Art by @Jester
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