Karyn thought for a minute and were thinking
"How about we use Mike and fuse him with someone to make him more handsome?"
Jon looked at her and wondered "Really? Mike? He's very hulky, i don't think that fusing him with any boy would make him any more handsome"
"Then fuse him with a girl!" - Karyn said
"Then we probably need a very girly girl, like Jennifer" - Jon nodded
"Do it!" - Karyn said
Jon shrugged and called both Jennifer and Mike to meet up in one place. Soon an outgoing girl and buff guy showed up
"You wanted something, Jon? Calling me over with this hunk" - Jennifer said, giggling.
"Can you be quick? I wanted to go to a Gym today" - Mike said.
"But don't you go there every day, dummy?" - Jennifer wondered
"Well yeah... why today should be any different?" - Mike scratched his head.
Jon quickly pulled a remote, and started a fusion! Delicate body of Jennifer got pulled into big hunky body of Mike, as they got mushed like a blob of flesh, merging into one person.
Soon, there stood one very hunky boy, but somewhat more lean, yet still muscular. He had short blonde hair and somehow his jawline was bigger than Mike's. He was dressed in rather stylish shirt and clothes. Jon and Karyn in an instant got memories of this guy. His name is Jake, and he's still a linebaker, but instead of just playing football, he does it like a performance, annoying boys in his team, yet capturing attention of many girls who love him for his performance.
Karyn blinked and said "Wow, i think i like this new Mike, i mean, Jake much more than old one!"
"Shame it's not a girl like Jennifer" - Jon sighed.
"Come on, i'm more into hunks! Of course i prefer him more than Jennifer"
Jake was kinda confused at why they're arguing and smiled. "Eh, what is going on? You act like you came from another world" he said with a chuckle.
Jon and Karyn felt awkward.
"Uh, nevermind that!" - Jon said.
Karyn smiled and said "Now, let's fuse more boys with boys and maybe girls to make even better boys!"
"I kinda want there to be more sexy girls." Jon said.
