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Loose concept for a character. They’re a race of stuffed animal people called ‘bon-bons.’ They have the ability to transform into monstrous, 8 foot tall stuffed animals whose only actual monstrous quality lies in their size itself. They’re very popular in the field of plushtitution, or the art of selling oneself as a stuffed animal for comfort and comfort alone.

Rory is her given name, but Gambit is her plushitution alias. The “von” can be interchanged with “bon”.

Their origin is of a farmland, aptly named Menagerie Heights. Here, they breed in numbers. Unlike the other groups of my world, their culture lacks emphasis individualism, and, despite being born with flamboyant hair colors and bombastic physical attributes, seemingly lack any motivation to act on their own will. They make solid companions and curiously good workers, and are timid, often having little to say.

Rory is a high-class plushie who sells herself in her stuffed animal form to children [and, occasionally, peculiar adults] of nobility. She is the twin brother of Ellis, who, dissatisfied with the ways of his world, abandoned his sister in his early teens to pursue the individualistic cultures of their neighboring peoples. The two are vastly different today in terms of appearance; one would not call them twins at first glance.

She also enjoys head pats and is often found patting her own head.

Description
Loose concept for a character. They’re a race of stuffed animal people called ‘bon-bons.’ They have the ability to transform into monstrous, 8 foot tall stuffed animals whose only actual monstrous quality lies in their size itself. They’re very popular in the field of plushtitution, or the art of selling oneself as a stuffed animal for comfort and comfort alone.

Rory is her given name, but Gambit is her plushitution alias. The “von” can be interchanged with “bon”.

Their origin is of a farmland, aptly named Menagerie Heights. Here, they breed in numbers. Unlike the other groups of my world, their culture lacks emphasis individualism, and, despite being born with flamboyant hair colors and bombastic physical attributes, seemingly lack any motivation to act on their own will. They make solid companions and curiously good workers, and are timid, often having little to say.

Rory is a high-class plushie who sells herself in her stuffed animal form to children [and, occasionally, peculiar adults] of nobility. She is the twin brother of Ellis, who, dissatisfied with the ways of his world, abandoned his sister in his early teens to pursue the individualistic cultures of their neighboring peoples. The two are vastly different today in terms of appearance; one would not call them twins at first glance.

She also enjoys head pats and is often found patting her own head.