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Well here's an anomaly. You might not (and probably won't) know this, but a few months ago, Sophie and I moved to Prism City, the utopian fat-worshipping semi-anthro society based on the space colony Prism.

Arakasa and Miriko live there, as well as Hana and the three kittens, and many others.

It's a requirement of inhabitants of Prism to have certain "implants" that allow them to interact with the technology of Prism, as well as avoid the terrestrial heatlth problems normally associated with extreme obesity. These implants normally take the shape of animal ears and tail, such as the fox ears and tail on Miriko, and the liger ears and tail on Arakasa. Sophie and I eventually opted out of anthro implants, and rather had hidden implants that gave no outward indication of change. (I chickened out. )

Unable to make a decision at first, I seriously considered an itachi, weasel, as my anthro adaptation, primarily because Sophie thought they were cute.

("Shao" is a Japanese word representing the sound weasels make. Yeah, I don't get it either, but it sounds cool.)

Description
Well here's an anomaly. You might not (and probably won't) know this, but a few months ago, Sophie and I moved to Prism City, the utopian fat-worshipping semi-anthro society based on the space colony Prism.

Arakasa and Miriko live there, as well as Hana and the three kittens, and many others.

It's a requirement of inhabitants of Prism to have certain "implants" that allow them to interact with the technology of Prism, as well as avoid the terrestrial heatlth problems normally associated with extreme obesity. These implants normally take the shape of animal ears and tail, such as the fox ears and tail on Miriko, and the liger ears and tail on Arakasa. Sophie and I eventually opted out of anthro implants, and rather had hidden implants that gave no outward indication of change. (I chickened out. )

Unable to make a decision at first, I seriously considered an itachi, weasel, as my anthro adaptation, primarily because Sophie thought they were cute.

("Shao" is a Japanese word representing the sound weasels make. Yeah, I don't get it either, but it sounds cool.)