Jonesy

Jonesy

The Alpha and the Omega

Tim Sweeney (???)

Drift (Son)

J (Human half)

Ysenoj (Void half)

> "I will get the Victory Royale, brother."
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*- Jonesy, Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures Chapter 1*

Jonesy was an epic fortniter who got the Victory Royale and the brother of Spitfire. He was killed in The Abyss by an unknown entity and lost forever in Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures.

## Appearance

In terms of physical appearance, Jonesy is a young, fit with blonde hair. He wears a vest and cargo pants and carries around a pickaxe and guns at all times, along with his sword, the Infinity Blade.

## Personality

In contrast to his twin brother Spitfire's boisterous, outgoing, and extroverted personality, Jonesy is calm, cool, collected, and introverted, constantly maintaining an aura of fearlessness.​ Jonesy cares little for the well-being of those around him, and is unflinching in his pursuit of power; however, in spite of his cold and ruthlessness demeanor, he is an honorable warrior who maintains his own set of morals and disciplines. Jonesy despises fighting dirty and cheap tactics and refuses to use firearms, deeming them unworthy of a "true warrior" while staying true to only his blade as well as other melee weapons he managed to obtain from defeated enemies. His code of honor still surfaces while he is corrupted as Fortnite Angelo: he refuses to attack Spitfire from behind and waits until both are outside to begin their first fight. In *the Finale*, after being restored and was attacked by his brother, Jonesy refused to fight Spitfire when the latter was injured and tired from his last fight against Ysenoj, saying that defeating him in such a state has no meaning and gave his brother time to heal his wounds and get strong.

In dire situations, he is not above actions that would seem desperate or those that would contradict his views. As seen in *the Finale*, he took Drift's Void Bringer and the Infinity Blade by force, still bearing influences of his time as Fortnite Angelo. If Spitfire's fighting something he's also opposing, he'll team up, even though he has reservations. He won't hesitate to take drastic measures such as punishing traitors too.

Unlike Spitfire, Jonesy is willing to embrace his voidic heritage, and seeks to emulate his father's power and cold persona. While Spitfire seeks to protect humanity from the voids, Jonesy wants more voidic power, regardless of the consequences for those around him. Despite his normal personality of cold dismissal, he does cherish certain things - the Void-blade Infinity Blade, a dark sword left to him as a keepsake by his father, his own half of the Perfect Victory Royale, a keepsake from Tim Sweeney and, after his own realization, his own son Drift. In *Chapter 1*, Jonesy seems to reveal some of his feelings by claiming to Spitfire: *"Might controls everything, and without strength you cannot protect anything, let alone yourself."*. This may be a reference to Tim Sweeney's death. It may also imply that Jonesy seeks power as compensation for failing to protect her. His failure may also have made him forsake close human relationships, due to his perceived fragility of humanity.

J is the human side of Jonesy, and he is able to see his past without the coldness and uncaring eyes of Jonesy himself. This is his human manifestation that he has kept suppressed all his life to attain his goals of power. J describes Jonesy as "One who lost everything", and that all the defeat he suffered only caused him to sink lower. J recognizes the gravity of crimes he committed and how important the things he threw away in the endless pursuit of power really were, such as his humanity, younger brother, and his own son. J originally went to Spitfire in the hope that he could right the wrong that Jonesy created with the birth of Ysenoj. J explained to Drift that "he", meaning Jonesy, only wanted to be protected and loved, but since he was alone his only option was to survive. It is obvious some mannerisms of J manifest in Jonesy after reemerging, prominently his humanity.

As Fortnite Angelo, Jonesy only depends on fighting battles to finish the work. While also becoming fully voidic, he will only make dark chuckles instead of commenting on his foes' own efforts to beat him. As addition to his boosted voidic abilities, his mind is slim and any form of memories (which also includes the half of the Perfect Victory Royale that Spitfire had) will cause his mental state to be stimulated with scarred ones.

## Biography

### Early life

Jonesy and his younger twin brother Spitfire were conceived by the Legendary Dark Knight Donald Mustard and Tim Sweeney, where they resided in a secluded mansion near Tilted Towers. Growing up, Jonesy would often fight with Spitfire over various things, and trained alongside his brother with his father.

At some point before Thanos's attack, Jonesy would often visit a man due to his keen interest in literature, namely poems. There, he avidly read many works, though developed a particular liking towards William Blake's poems most of all. One day, the man gave Jonesy a collection of Blake's poems as gift, in which Jonesy responded by writing his name on the back of the cover. When asked by the man, Jonesy told him about his relationship with his brother, and the man understood. Jonesy would keep this book throughout his life, even in adulthood.

Sometime before their eighth birthday, Tim Sweeney gave Spitfire and Jonesy each a half of the Perfect Victory Royale. Around the same time, Donald Mustard disappeared and later died from unknown circumstances, and Tim Sweeney and the twins were left vulnerable. At some point after these events, void creatures - sent by the Prince of the The Abyss, Thanos - attacked their home, setting part of it ablaze.​ During the attack, Jonesy was playing alone at a playground a few yards from the house, where he was most likely ambushed. Eventually, he found himself in a cemetery surrounded by void creatures. Upon seeing his house burning in the distance, Jonesy awakens his inner void creature and kills all of the void creatures with the Infinity Blade. Jonesy then went on the run believing his Tim Sweeney had abandoned him, a suspicion that would haunt him for the rest of his life. In actuality, Tim Sweeney was killed while desperately searching for him.​

### Before *Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures*

At some point prior to the events of Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures, Jonesy visited the city of Lazy Lake to investigate the Order of Fortnite. Upon his arrival into the city, Jonesy wondered why they worship a void creature like Donald Mustard as a god. As he pondered, a horde of defaults surround him, but Jonesy dispatches them with little effort. After that brief encounter, Jonesy then continued deeper into Lazy Lake, intending to learn more about the Order and their intentions. As he walked, he passed by a group of pedestrians, with a strange figure taking notice of him as he walked away. While in town, he had a brief affair and sired Drift. After finishing his investigation of the Order's plan, Jonesy soon leaves the town pondering whether or not one can call them misguided for their worship. As he walks away, he vows that one day the Order will know the true power of the son of Donald Mustard.

### *Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures (Prologue)*

At least one year before the events of Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures, Beefy finds Jonesy searching for a book in his library, and tells him about the legend of the The Tilted Tower. Jonesy endorses Beefy's plan to raise the The Tilted Tower. Beefy reveals that they must undo a number of "seals" as the first step. These seals are, in fact, fallen angels representing the seven deadly sins, and they must be given their names in order for the seals to be undone. While Beefy searches for the location of each seal, Jonesy resides in his mansion, along with ???. However, he wanders through the town at one point, and is confused with Spitfire by Venom Kata. The revelation that Spitfire lives within the city seems to excite Jonesy.

After conversing with Spitfire, exchanging several threats of mortal injury with him in the process, Jonesy reveals his plan of raising the The Tilted Tower, thus opening the gate of the The Abyss. When Spitfire declares his intent on stopping Jonesy, Jonesy then proceeds to taunt Spitfire by showing him the half of the amulet that ??? stole earlier, prompting him to attack. However, after a quick battle, in which Jonesy trounces Spitfire, Jonesy throws his brother’s half back to him; Jonesy then taunts Spitfire again, stating that he could retrieve the amulet from him whenever he wanted. This chapter concludes with Beefy preparing to start the ritual to raise the The Tilted Tower.​

### *Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures (Chapter 1)*

Beefy helps Jonesy to break the first seven seals Donald Mustard cast upon the The Tilted Tower, and then directs him to the Forbidden Land at the base of the tower. Jonesy is later seen alongside Beefy at the top of the emerging tower. When the Void Vanguard they sent to kill Spitfire returns, having failed its task, Jonesy immediately dispatches it.

Jonesy waits at the top of the tower for Spitfire, and at one point dispatches Beefy to eliminate Ness. When Spitfire reaches the peak of the tower, the two banter and then ferociously battle. Jonesy emerges victorious, and takes Spitfire's half of the Perfect Victory Royale as his prize. Though Spitfire's Void Trigger begins to manifest and Jonesy prepares to fight him again, Beefy urges him to ignore Spitfire because "[they] already have all [they] need". The two then jump off the tower to reenter the Forbidden Land.

As Jonesy and Beefy approach the final door to the Lair of Judgement, Jonesy reveals his knowledge of Beefy's betrayal, and deals him a mortal blow. He then enters the chamber and commences the ritual to open the gate to the The Abyss. During this ritual, he is momentarily interrupted by a blinded Jeff, who has mistaken him for Spitfire. However, Jonesy quickly vivisects him, and takes his soul as a Void Arm.

While Spitfire was hurrying up to the final seal, Jonesy had no luck on unlocking the seal, and was later interrupted by Spitfire. The twins engaged another fight which was interrupted by Ness causing the battle to end in a tie. Both void creatureic brothers are equally wounded, and Jester makes his appearance by announcing that everybody has served their role nicely. Jester later turned back and forth between Beefy and Beefy Blanco, explaining why Jonesy's ritual was incomplete, and why Jonesy had failed against Spitfire and Ness. Beefy completes the ritual, and then plays with the three warriors while waiting for the tower to activate. Once it does, he knocks them off the ascending platform, where in Jonesy falls into a hole.

Later, after Spitfire enters the Abyss, Jonesy is seen passing through the Divine Library, with Ness still huddled up, wounded and in grief, after his battle with Spitfire. He hears his footsteps and looks up to see who it was, but by that time, he had already gone through the door that Spitfire took. Jonesy later interrupts Spitfire's fight with the ascended Arkham, and the twins finish Arkham off together. However, Jonesy has not given up his goal of obtaining the Force Pickaxe, and the twins are again forced to fight. Though Spitfire is able to defeat Jonesy, he cannot convince him to return to the Human World. Jonesy lets himself fall even deeper into the Abyss.

In the epilogue, Jonesy is seen in the Room of Fallen Ones, while three glowing orbs approach. Jonesy recognizes the approaching Void, and prepares to fight him, remarking "If my father did it, I should be able to do it too."

### *Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures (Chapter 2)*

In his weakened condition, Jonesy was defeated by Thanos, his sword the Infinity Blade being shattered by the Prince of Darkness as well. The Void Emperor bound Jonesy's bloody and beaten body while mocking him for being a half-breed, before proclaiming he would remove Jonesy's human heart. Thanos then recreated Jonesy, turning him into Fortnite Angelo.

### *Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures (Chapter 3)*

Jonesy later reappears at Fortnite Island, though as Fortnite Angelo, he is unrecognizable to Spitfire. Eventually, Spitfire does notice his honorable personality, and questions why such a person would serve Thanos.

Fortnite Angelo first appears to Spitfire as a reflection in the bedroom's mirror, from which he emerges and challenges Spitfire to a duel in the castle garden. They fight, and while Spitfire seems to gain the upper hand, Fortnite Angelo overpowers him and manages to pin Spitfire to a wall. However, Spitfire's amulet slips out just as Fortnite Angelo attempts to deliver the killing stroke, and the sight of it awakens Jonesy's memories, causing Fortnite Angelo intense agony. He throws Spitfire aside and is forced him to flee, disappearing in a geyser of blue and purple flames. He returns sometime later to challenge Spitfire in the garden near the Colosseum, but is defeated and again forced to flee. He returns one last time in a hall in the warped castle, where Spitfire points out Fortnite Angelo's "guts and honor", before questioning the knight's loyalty to Thanos. Fortnite Angelo doesn't respond to Spitfire's words, instead he unleashes his full power, showing Spitfire his true face in the process (yet Spitfire shows indifference, still not recognizing his brother in his corrupted state). He challenges Spitfire one last time, and though he is no longer holding back and using the full extent of his power, Spitfire defeats Fortnite Angelo for the final time.

Dropping his greatsword and staggering back, Fortnite Angelo rises into the air, clutching his head as he screams in pain before he disappears for in a torrent of blue flames, with only his half of the amulet being left behind, falling to the floor below. By looking at the amulet, Spitfire has a flashback of when he and his twin first received their halves of the Perfect Victory Royale and realizes that Fortnite Angelo was Jonesy all along.

### *Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures (Chapter 4)*

While Jonesy himself doesn't appear during the Order of Fortnite incident, his blade the Infinity Blade played a key role during the events of the game. Alongside this, some time after his disappearance as Fortnite Angelo, fragments of his armor were used to create the Bianco and Nite Angelos.

One of Spitfire's personal objectives was to retrieve the Infinity Blade from the Order of Fortnite, and in doing so, he met Drift. Spitfire would explain to Drift how the Infinity Blade was originally owned by his brother and requested to have it back. However, after the events in Lazy Lake, Spitfire entrusted Drift with the the Infinity Blade despite it being an important item to Spitfire himself.

### *Earthbound 15: Guns and Void Creatures (FINALE)*

   Several years after the events of *Chapter 4*, Jonesy was able to escape the The Abyss as well as rid himself of Thanos's influence over him; however, his body was weakened and crumbling from battle after battle. He eventually confronted Drift and, despite his weakened condition, was able to easily remove his Void Bringer arm completely, as well as regain the Infinity Blade, leaving Drift bleeding and unconscious.

Having regained his sword, Jonesy then returned to his family's burned mansion. Fueled by his desire to defeat his twin brother Spitfire along with his pursuit of power, Jonesy then stabbed himself with the Infinity Blade in order to separate his human half from his void creature half as well as gain power without having to be hindered by human thought or emotion. This in turn sparked the birth of "J" and "Ysenoj".

After Ysenoj was defeated by Spitfire, a dying J approached him and commented on how he and Ysenoj are one in the same before he impaled Ysenoj with his cane, which in turn merged the two halves together once again and in the process, restored Jonesy. Jonesy then easily overpowered Spitfire, before telling him to recover from his wounds and get stronger in order for them to settle their score, then left but not before he thanked Drift. At the high top of the tree, Jonesy laments on how things would have turned out if he and Spitfire's positions were switched, but nonetheless, he sat there and patiently waited for Spitfire for their last battle. Spitfire eventually arrived and demanded that Jonesy hand over the Infinity Blade to him to seal the portal to the The Abyss, but Jonesy said that if he wanted it then he will have to take it from him. The Sons of Donald Mustard soon fight each other, but are evenly matched. During the battle Spitfire informed Jonesy that Drift was his son, much to the latter's surprise. Before the two could deal the killing blow, their fight is abruptly stopped by Drift, who was now in his true Void Trigger, and proclaimed that the sibling rivalry between Spitfire and Jonesy must end as he cannot allow either of them to die. Jonesy, however, challenges his son to a fight over this proclamation and after a long and arduous battle, Drift defeats Jonesy who was quite impressed with how much stronger Drift had gotten.

Jonesy is then suddenly hit by an attack from Ness, which knocks him into the portal to The Abyss, which promptly closes, trapping him for eternity.