The Protagonist (-300 AP) No longer will you be called an egotistical narcissist for thinking that the whole world revolved around you. Because this franchise absolutely does! Ninety percent of the time, the audience will experience the story through your point of view. Plus, whenever anything remotely interesting or plot-changing occurs, it's almost guaranteed to involve you in some way. It doesn't matter if you're the good guy or the bad guy. This is Jumper's story. The character that formerly held the protagonist position will be switched to a 'Decoy Protagonist' and later demoted down to a 'Main Character' once this plot-twist has been revealed to the audience. That's if they weren't killed off during the reveal. = 700 Creator's Pet (-600 AP, Free for The Protagonist): What's better than being the audience's favorite character? It's being the Creator's favorite. As the title states, you are sincerely beloved by the Creator of the franchise. So, if you aren't the protagonist, then you will soon be one in every way but name. From now on, life seems to constantly go your way. Sure, there will be struggles, but the pay-off will be worth it ten times over. This comes with a guarantee to survive until the franchise's climax, more screen time than anyone else, and leeway from the Creator to change the plot as you please. In-Jump, this also gives you a huge relationship boost with the God or Godlike-beings in every Jump. = 700 Narrator (-50 AP): "Tune in next week for another new episode of Jumper's great adventures!" Seems like your Jumpchain journey is narrated by anyone of your choice. You could assign this role to a popular celebrity, a special friend from one of your previous Jumps, or even someone within your current Jump. However, only you and the audience will be able to hear and see them. This can be toggled, in the likelihood of you getting annoyed by them. = 700 You're on Air (-100 AP): On the flipside, it's a little bit unnerving, isn't it? That, at any given moment, there could be someone watching you, without your knowledge or permission. While you may not have control over when the cameras or scene shifts towards you, at the very least, this perk will let you know when they are doing so. Like a host on a live television show or an actor waiting to perform their next scene, you'll be warned when the camera is rolling or when the audience has their eyes on you. It's as easy as hearing a faint, yet clear voice in your head say "Action!" or "Live in three, two, one…". Additionally, this perk allows you to become aware when someone in the Jump is spying on you, although you will not be told who is doing so. 650 ITEMS Character Blog (-50 AP, Per Purchase): For each purchase of this item, you can make an account on a social media platform or App from Earth. Maybe you have a twitter account like Monika from Doki Doki Literature Club, a YouTube channel like Steven Universe, or even a join a dating app for fun. You will be able to interact with your fans, post anything you want on your account, and surf through the website/app as much as you want. Obviously, most of the audience will believe this is just a publicity stunt. However, if your account gets banned, then you cannot create another one until the Jump ends REDDIT YOUTUBE = 650 Fanfiction (-100 AP): You can use the internet to read any fanfiction inspired by your current franchise and written on Earth. There is a guarantee that one-third of these fan-works will be completed and of excellent quality. The rest is entirely up to the skills of amateur writers and your taste in literature. As a bonus, you can use this item to enter a specific = 600 JumperTube (-100 AP): You have access to an online video-sharing platform designed exclusively for your franchise. Although you cannot create an account on this website, you can see any videos related to the Jump you are in. The most invested fans will post theories, memes, in-depth character analyses, and music videos about the franchise. MMDs, AMVs, and MMVs will often pop up on JumperTube. Additionally, there will be plenty of live steams and reactions whenever new material comes out. Along with reviews about the quality of the latest episode or chapter. = 550 OP/ED (-50 AP): Opening theme songs and ending credits are very important, as they can capture the audience's attention and keeps them coming back for more. At least, until the plot finally kicks in and the audience starts to realize just how good or bad the franchise really is. With these music videos, no matter how unimportant or insignificant you are to the current storyline, you will always make an appearance in every opening theme and ending credits produced for the franchise. Although, your Casting Role will still determine how much screen time you will get in these songs. Whenever a new OP and ED comes out, you'll always receive a pristine copy of them too. = 500 Bloopers (-50 AP): We all make mistakes. Most are minor, plenty are downright embarrassing, and a scarce few can really ruin your life. While it's always difficult to laugh at one's own blunders, finding humor in someone else's is much easier. Frequently, you'll receive funny and light-hearted bloopers of various characters throughout your Jump. Of course, none of these clips are canon, instead they lean towards "what if" moments and takes that the creators couldn't use for the final product. = 450 Official franchises Television Show (-50 AP, Per Purchase): Your Jump franchise starts off as a show on any television broadcasting network and in any country of your choosing. The number of seasons and the length of these episodes can be up to you. You will choose to have this television show be fashioned in the form of a cartoon, anime, or live-action show. You purchase this option multiple times to gain more shows in a specific form. Anime = 450 Games (-50 AP, Per Purchase): A gaming company has decided to release your Jump adventure on one or several gaming platforms. The number of prequels and sequels are up to you—as is the type of game produced. It could be released as a series of board games, video games, card games, etc. Each additional purchase of this option allows you to broaden the types of games the company will make from your Jump. Video game card game = 400 Book (-50 AP, Per Purchase): Paper, paper, and more paper. Across the world, your Jump will be published as a literary work and sold in every bookstore. This literary work can be written in any style, like a screenplay or prose. Alternatively, you could choose to have your adventures told through a comic, graphic novel, or manga. The length of these books and the number of volumes created are at your discretion. If you're looking for something really unique, then you can have your official franchise told through stranger options. It could be on menus, with hieroglyphics, or even on the bathroom wall. Use your imagination. The only requirement is it must be written down somewhere light novel = 350 Theater (-50 AP, Per Purchase): To Jump, or not to Jump, that is the question… With this option, the audience will be as close as they can be to the action. However, for safety issues, the audience will only be exposed to harmless, but unbelievably realistic special effects. This franchise could be any type of theater performance—a play, an opera, a musical, a scripted wrestling match, etc. You cannot interact with the audience without certain perks. Musical = 300 The Protagonist (-300 AP) No longer will you be called an egotistical narcissist for thinking that the whole world revolved around you. Because this franchise absolutely does! Ninety percent of the time, the audience will experience the story through your point of view. Plus, whenever anything remotely interesting or plot-changing occurs, it's almost guaranteed to involve you in some way. It doesn't matter if you're the good guy or the bad guy. This is Jumper's story. The character that formerly held the protagonist position will be switched to a 'Decoy Protagonist' and later demoted down to a 'Main Character' once this plot-twist has been revealed to the audience. That's if they weren't killed off during the reveal. = 700 Creator's Pet (-600 AP, Free for The Protagonist): What's better than being the audience's favorite character? It's being the Creator's favorite. As the title states, you are sincerely beloved by the Creator of the franchise. So, if you aren't the protagonist, then you will soon be one in every way but name. From now on, life seems to constantly go your way. Sure, there will be struggles, but the pay-off will be worth it ten times over. This comes with a guarantee to survive until the franchise's climax, more screen time than anyone else, and leeway from the Creator to change the plot as you please. In-Jump, this also gives you a huge relationship boost with the God or Godlike-beings in every Jump. = 700 Narrator (-50 AP): "Tune in next week for another new episode of Jumper's great adventures!" Seems like your Jumpchain journey is narrated by anyone of your choice. You could assign this role to a popular celebrity, a special friend from one of your previous Jumps, or even someone within your current Jump. However, only you and the audience will be able to hear and see them. This can be toggled, in the likelihood of you getting annoyed by them. = 700 You're on Air (-100 AP): On the flipside, it's a little bit unnerving, isn't it? That, at any given moment, there could be someone watching you, without your knowledge or permission. While you may not have control over when the cameras or scene shifts towards you, at the very least, this perk will let you know when they are doing so. Like a host on a live television show or an actor waiting to perform their next scene, you'll be warned when the camera is rolling or when the audience has their eyes on you. It's as easy as hearing a faint, yet clear voice in your head say "Action!" or "Live in three, two, one…". Additionally, this perk allows you to become aware when someone in the Jump is spying on you, although you will not be told who is doing so. 650 ITEMS Character Blog (-50 AP, Per Purchase): For each purchase of this item, you can make an account on a social media platform or App from Earth. Maybe you have a twitter account like Monika from Doki Doki Literature Club, a YouTube channel like Steven Universe, or even a join a dating app for fun. You will be able to interact with your fans, post anything you want on your account, and surf through the website/app as much as you want. Obviously, most of the audience will believe this is just a publicity stunt. However, if your account gets banned, then you cannot create another one until the Jump ends REDDIT YOUTUBE = 650 Fanfiction (-100 AP): You can use the internet to read any fanfiction inspired by your current franchise and written on Earth. There is a guarantee that one-third of these fan-works will be completed and of excellent quality. The rest is entirely up to the skills of amateur writers and your taste in literature. As a bonus, you can use this item to enter a specific = 600 JumperTube (-100 AP): You have access to an online video-sharing platform designed exclusively for your franchise. Although you cannot create an account on this website, you can see any videos related to the Jump you are in. The most invested fans will post theories, memes, in-depth character analyses, and music videos about the franchise. MMDs, AMVs, and MMVs will often pop up on JumperTube. Additionally, there will be plenty of live steams and reactions whenever new material comes out. Along with reviews about the quality of the latest episode or chapter. = 550 OP/ED (-50 AP): Opening theme songs and ending credits are very important, as they can capture the audience's attention and keeps them coming back for more. At least, until the plot finally kicks in and the audience starts to realize just how good or bad the franchise really is. With these music videos, no matter how unimportant or insignificant you are to the current storyline, you will always make an appearance in every opening theme and ending credits produced for the franchise. Although, your Casting Role will still determine how much screen time you will get in these songs. Whenever a new OP and ED comes out, you'll always receive a pristine copy of them too. = 500 Bloopers (-50 AP): We all make mistakes. Most are minor, plenty are downright embarrassing, and a scarce few can really ruin your life. While it's always difficult to laugh at one's own blunders, finding humor in someone else's is much easier. Frequently, you'll receive funny and light-hearted bloopers of various characters throughout your Jump. Of course, none of these clips are canon, instead they lean towards "what if" moments and takes that the creators couldn't use for the final product. = 450 Official franchises Television Show (-50 AP, Per Purchase): Your Jump franchise starts off as a show on any television broadcasting network and in any country of your choosing. The number of seasons and the length of these episodes can be up to you. You will choose to have this television show be fashioned in the form of a cartoon, anime, or live-action show. You purchase this option multiple times to gain more shows in a specific form. Anime = 450 Games (-50 AP, Per Purchase): A gaming company has decided to release your Jump adventure on one or several gaming platforms. The number of prequels and sequels are up to you—as is the type of game produced. It could be released as a series of board games, video games, card games, etc. Each additional purchase of this option allows you to broaden the types of games the company will make from your Jump. Video game card game = 400 Book (-50 AP, Per Purchase): Paper, paper, and more paper. Across the world, your Jump will be published as a literary work and sold in every bookstore. This literary work can be written in any style, like a screenplay or prose. Alternatively, you could choose to have your adventures told through a comic, graphic novel, or manga. The length of these books and the number of volumes created are at your discretion. If you're looking for something really unique, then you can have your official franchise told through stranger options. It could be on menus, with hieroglyphics, or even on the bathroom wall. Use your imagination. The only requirement is it must be written down somewhere light novel = 350 Theater (-50 AP, Per Purchase): To Jump, or not to Jump, that is the question… With this option, the audience will be as close as they can be to the action. However, for safety issues, the audience will only be exposed to harmless, but unbelievably realistic special effects. This franchise could be any type of theater performance—a play, an opera, a musical, a scripted wrestling match, etc. You cannot interact with the audience without certain perks. Musical = 300