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Line 2: {{quote\|"[http://www.jennyhaniver.net/ Jenny Haniver], or what happens when you and everyone you know are acquainted with way too many people."\|The webcomic's banner}} ''[[Jenny Haniver]]'' is a [[Slice of Life]] webcomic with [[Loads and Loads of Characters]] (at the moment, 86), opening with the college life of Jordan Davignon... and extrapolating from there. [[Rotating Arcs\|There are, at any one time, several conflicts going on]], with new characters coming in, and old ones taking the back seat. Generally, the main groups focused on are [[Cast Herd\|the Jenny Haniver crew (the original five or so characters), the GSA at Jordan's old highschool, and the several bands that either rival or tour with Jenny Haniver]]. In addition to the webcomic, the author writes a series of [[Alternate Universe]] steampunk novels, featuring the same characters. {{tropelist}} ~~'''This series provides examples of:'''~~ * [[Aerith and Bob]]: Jordan, Greg, Steve... and also Panagiotis, Faraji, and Qadira. * [[Art Evolution]]: [https://web.archive.org/web/20131103070613/http://www.jennyhaniver.net/comics/158404/shooting-the-messenger/ The first comic's art] compared to [https://web.archive.org/web/20160313040843/http://www.jennyhaniver.net/comics/1053992/psycho-asian-girls-and-the-amazons-who-love-them/ the newer strips]. The difference is staggering. * [[Armor-Piercing Slap]]: Varya deals one of these to Eidel {{spoiler\|after she admits she cheated on her with Araceli.}} * [[Big Eater]]: Tierney (the rare vegetarian variant), and Harrison, whose size is probably responsible for his diet. Line 40: * [[The Jailbait Wait]]: {{spoiler\|Greg and Everley}}, and they don't make it. * [[Jerkass]]: Darby and Kalle * [[Jerk ~~With~~with a Heart of Gold]]: Amery, who despite his chauvinistic and promiscuous tendencies, turns out to be a decent guy. * [[The Ladette]]: Nieves. * [[The Lancer]]: Araceli. Line 56: * [[Pet the Dog]]: {{spoiler\|Jordan's dad letting Everley stay with them after he gets kicked out}} counts as this, considering his passive animosity of his son's sexuality and his general hardassedness. * [[Pimped-Out Dress]]: {{spoiler\|Crystal's wedding dress.}} * [[Refuge in Audacity]]: Nieves, namely [https://web.archive.org/web/20170530030253/http://www.jennyhaniver.net/comics/897627/i-dont-hear-a-no/ her seduction tactics.] * [[The Silent Bob]]: Noel, may also count as [[The Speechless]]. * [[Single-Target Sexuality]]: According to [[Word of God]], Evan. Line 69: [[Category:Slice of Life Webcomics]] [[Category:Jenny Haniver]] [[Category:~~Webcomic~~Web Comics]]