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The victim of an unfortunate intestinal malady, the paranoid Jonas Bragg never actually served in the military. Instead, he serves his country by protecting earth's precious fluids from alien intoxicants. | |
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Family | Bragg family |
Marital status | Single |
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Household | Alien Crash Site |
Roommates | XY-XY Smith, XHT-F Smith |
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Game | The Sims 2 (console) |
Playability | NPC |
Neighborhood | Pleasantview, Strangetown, and Melbourne |
Jonas W. Bragg is a pre-made playable Sim from The Sims 2 for console. He lives at the Alien Crash Site in Strangetown, which contains his trailer as well as the house of his alien neighbors, XY-XY and XHT-F Smith. He can be made playable by becoming best friends or lovers, then asking him to move in on a different lot or by getting married.
Jonas is enemies with XY-XY and XHT-F, having a -25 relationship with both. He suspects that they are aliens, but no one believes him. He has the "hate memory" for both XHT-F and XY-XY, but neither one has this memory for him. Despite the fact that he has never actually served in the military, he is dressed in a military helmet, an orange tank top and plaid shorts. Even though he appears to be fat, in Debug Mode CAS his body type is 0, which means he is supposed to be thin.
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Billy Specter | 0, Acquaintance |
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Noel Howard | 72, Friend |
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XHT-F Smith | -25, Enemy |
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XY-XY Smith | -25, Enemy |
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Billy Specter | 0, Acquaintance |
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Noel Howard | 72, Friend |
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XHT-F Smith | -25, Enemy |
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XY-XY Smith | -25, Enemy |
Trivia[]
- Jonas' backstory appears to be a reference to General Jack D. Ripper from the 1964 film Dr. Strangelove: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. In the movie, General Ripper is a paranoid man who believes the Soviets have been using fluoridation of the American water supplies to pollute the "precious bodily fluids" of Americans.