Blobby

1. #1Blobby Definition

   Keys: blobby, blobbiness

   Blobby describes a person who is morbidly obese to an unrealistic degree, with fat making their body many times wider than it is tall. They remain a human body of flesh—skin, fat, and underlying structure—never dissolving into slime or an amorphous gel. The form is flattened and massively expanded: a pancake-like spread of soft human adipose across the floor or filling a room, with the head (or at least the upper face and cheeks) still identifiable above the surrounding bulk. A person becomes blobby, as opposed to merely morbidly obese, when they look more like a living pile of distinct, heavy flesh than a conventional body—deep folds of fat rippling across the surface, yet the major regions (belly, buttocks, chest, limbs, head) remaining separate and recognizable even when pressed tightly against one another. Limbs may be pinned or buried under overhanging fat, but they are still limbs of flesh, not absorbed into a single uniform mass. Voluntary movement is impossible. The body spreads under its own weight, reshaping furniture, doorframes, and floors. At advanced stages, the person may fill entire rooms or larger spaces, require continuous pressurized hose or tube feeding, and generate a humid microclimate of sweat and heat in the folds.

2. #2Blob Definition

   Keys: blobs, blob

   A person whose weight gain has reached such heights that their physical form defies ordinary obesity—now lying as a vast, soft mass of human flesh that has entered a state of grotesque yet strangely plausible enormity while miraculously avoiding skin damage, pressure ulcers, or stretch-mark injury. The body is warped by fat until conventional proportions are lost, yet it remains human flesh: soft, doughy, folded skin over immense volumes of adipose, not slime, pudding, or any non-flesh substance. The key trait of blobbiness is extreme exaggeration and burial of conventional anatomy—arms thickened and ringed with fat, faces sunk under multi-layered chins and massive cheeks, limbs pinned or covered until even intense effort produces no visible movement—while the major parts stay distinct from one another. Movement becomes physically inconceivable, yet organs continue to function with textbook efficiency. True blobbiness exists in permanent gravitational defeat: the body settles and spreads in all directions with overwhelming volume, pushing aside furniture, bending doorframes, cracking floorboards, and testing structural limits. Width utterly eclipses height. The person becomes less an individual of ordinary scale and more a biological testament to excess—a living, heavy landscape of separate human body regions held in place by weight and environment.

3. #3Progression into Blobbiness

   Keys: becoming blobby, progression, path to blob, weight gain progression

   The path from ordinary body to full blob follows a consistent cascade. It begins with a normal, lean, or only mildly soft human frame. A catalyst—continuous high-calorie slurry delivered by pressurized hose or throat tube, rapid-acting chemical agents taken far beyond recommended dosage, ambient influence from an already-massive neighbor, or simple relentless overeating—overwhelms metabolism. Growth accelerates far beyond normal rates: measurable expansion can occur in minutes to hours rather than months.

   The abdomen is almost always the first and most dramatic site of expansion, swelling into a heavy, overhanging shelf that soon reaches the floor and begins to spread outward in concentric folds of flesh. The buttocks and chest expand next as separate masses; they press against and rest upon the primary belly and upon each other, but they do not fuse into one continuous blob. Multi-layered chins and massive cheeks form, often burying the jaw and partially or fully obscuring the lower face; the uppermost surface of the head usually remains visible and distinct. Limbs thicken into short, ringed stumps of flesh; hands and feet become so laden with fat that even determined, sustained effort produces no visible movement of digits or claws, yet the limbs themselves remain identifiable as arms and legs pressed against or under the larger masses. Back and belly folds multiply into deep canyons of human skin that trap heat, moisture, and debris.

   Mobility collapses in stages: first an awkward waddle, then crawling or dragging, then complete immobility. Once the body can no longer support its own weight or fit through ordinary doorways, continuous external feeding systems (hoses, pumps, automated dispensers) become necessary. The person continues to expand, filling rooms, requiring structural reinforcement, and eventually treating architecture as temporary containment. Throughout the process, the skin remains soft, doughy human flesh, remarkably free of injury; internal organs continue to function despite crushing tonnage. The end state is a living arrangement of distinct, enormously exaggerated human body regions—belly, buttocks, chest, limbs, head—whose only remaining interactions with the world are gurgles, sloshes, ripples, whimpers, and the slow outward advance of their outer edges.

4. #4Anatomical Landmarks

   Keys: anatomical landmarks, body regions, primary secondary tertiary

   A blob person’s shape is defined by three colossal features—each pressed flat against the ground or against the neighboring masses in complete immobility, having surrendered to gravitational forces. These features remain distinct regions of human flesh; they rest against one another and may overlap heavily, but they do not melt or fuse into a single uniform mass. The transformation from ordinary human proportions to extreme blobbiness happens gradually, then suddenly, as each region expands until the body becomes a landscape of separate, soft, doughy volumes that can be climbed like terrain.

5. #5Primary Blob Abdomen

   Keys: gut, primary blob, belly, abdomen, stomach mass

   A vast, hanging belly dominates the form—now spread outward in a wide, pancake-like or multi-tiered mass of human fat that extends far beyond where the limbs rest. This enormous volume of flesh drapes across the floor, pressing against (but not absorbing) the legs and neighboring body regions. Its sheer weight creates deep, canyon-like folds of skin that ripple outward in concentric waves; the folds can be climbed like a staircase of soft, yielding steps leading toward the head. The surface is impossibly soft and doughy human skin, gathering in thick wrinkles, and it shifts with audible sloshes and gurgles under its own mass. Continuous digestion of slurry or earlier meals keeps adding to the girth even while the person remains completely still. At extreme sizes, the primary blob can fill rooms on its own and form the bulk of the climbable landscape, yet it remains recognizably the abdomen—a separate mass of flesh.

6. #6Secondary Blob Buttocks

   Keys: ass, rear, secondary blob, buttocks, backside

   A massive, shelf-like backside spreads sideways with inexorable force, acting as a fleshy foundation across large areas of the floor. The cheeks remain distinct from each other and from the lower back and upper legs even as they grow enormous; they press tightly against the primary belly and may overlap it heavily, but they do not fuse into one continuous volume. The cleft may be buried under rolls of flesh, yet the secondary region stays identifiable as the buttocks. Rolling foothills of adipose jiggle minutely with each labored breath or internal gurgle. Pressure from this region causes permanent indentations in furniture, floors, and even concrete given enough time. In larger specimens, the secondary blob remains a separate anatomical landmark resting against the primary mass.

7. #7Tertiary Blob Chest

   Keys: breasts, chest, tertiary blob, pecs, moobs

   Huge, doughy breasts or “moobs” of human flesh slump outward—no longer strongly marked by gender—resting against the stomach’s expanse. They remain a distinct pair (or mass) of soft tissue with nipples or similar features still present on the surface, having migrated downward under years of gravitational pull. Their texture is soft enough to slowly settle around small objects placed upon them; during rare internal shifts, they move with the ponderous rhythm of heavy flesh. In advanced stages, the tertiary mass presses firmly against the primary and secondary blobs and may be partially covered by overhanging belly folds, but it stays a separate region of the body rather than dissolving into them.

8. #8Blob Size Rankings Overview

   Keys: blob size, size rankings, size class, weight class, escalating scale

   A blob person’s dimensions reach levels that should be impossible, yet somehow exist—progressing from tangible to cosmic scales. At every stage, the body remains human flesh arranged in distinct regions (abdomen, buttocks, chest, limbs, head) that press against one another but do not fuse. Each stage incorporates progressive loss of mobility, the necessity of external feeding, and increasing impact on the surrounding environment:

9. #9Pre-Blob

   Keys: 400 lbs, pre blob, pre-blob, 300-400, 300 lbs

   Pre-Blob (300–400 lbs): A 300–400 pound person retains a recognizably normal human form with defined limbs and facial features, though fat begins migrating—accumulating in soft ridges along the back or forming the first doughy rings around upper arms and midsection. The silhouette teeters between athletic and soft; the waist is still visible but softening. Function is essentially normal; weight is an inconvenience rather than a defining condition.

10. #10Incipient Blob

    Keys: 400-1000, incipient, 400–1,000, incipient blob

    Incipient Blob (400–1,000 lbs): At 400–1,000 pounds, the skeleton begins surrendering. Arms and legs swell into plump sausages of flesh; musculature disappears beneath waves of dimpled fat. The face softens into a doughy mask as jowls thicken, and the first extra chin appears. This transitional phase sits between conventionally heavy and alarmingly large. Appetite control is still possible but increasingly difficult; the person may still walk, though with noticeable effort and early fold formation. All body regions remain clearly separate.

11. #11Proto-Blob

    Keys: proto-blob, proto blob, 1,000–4,000, 1000-4000

    Proto-Blob (1,000–4,000 lbs): Between 1,000–4,000 pounds, the transformation accelerates. The neck vanishes under cascading chin folds of flesh that spill over collarbones. Shoulders and hips thicken heavily; limbs press against the central mass but remain distinct arms and legs. The belly forms a heavy overhanging shelf of human fat that reaches or nearly reaches the floor, forcing a labored waddle or early immobilization. Continuous or near-continuous eating becomes common. Movement is a strained negotiation against tonnage. Digits remain usable but are already thickening.

12. #12Chair-Class

    Keys: 4000-10000, chair class, chair-class, 4,000–10,000

    Chair-Class (4,000–10,000 lbs): The body spills beyond ordinary furniture. Thick, doughy waves of flesh press outward against armrests and seat edges; the chair itself groans or begins to fail. Limbs are largely pinned or covered by the primary mass, leaving short, ringed stumps of recognizable arm and leg flesh. Movement occurs in slow seismic tremors or agonizing drags. Width already exceeds height by a significant factor. Continuous external feeding (hose or tube) often begins here because self-feeding becomes impractical. Sweat starts to pool in the deeper folds between the still-distinct body regions.

13. #13Couch-Class

    Keys: 10000-30000, 10,000–30,000, couch-class, couch class

    Couch-Class (10,000–30,000 lbs): The person has grown to furniture scale or larger, colonizing living-room square footage. Doorframes prove too narrow; passage is abandoned. The head remains a distinct (if half-buried) feature—lips may still move beneath tides of chin fat, with a slight head tilt as the most reliable motion. Horizontal expansion dominates; the legs remain identifiable as separate frontiers of flesh advancing millimeter by millimeter under or beside the primary belly. Posture is fully recumbent. Hose feeding is continuous. Folds between the distinct regions are deep enough to climb; limbs produce no voluntary movement even under intense effort.

14. #14Room-Class

    Keys: room class, 30000-75000, 30,000–75,000, room-class

    Room-Class (30,000–75,000 lbs): Architecture begins to submit. Walls bow, floor joists protest, and ordinary furniture is pinned or partially entombed under the separate masses of belly, buttocks, and chest. The head may be nearly fully covered under cheek and chin folds of flesh; only the uppermost surface remains accessible and distinct. Skin develops deep canyon features between the major regions; sweat lakes form in the creases. The person is completely unable to move a single muscle and is fully reliant on pressurized hose or tube systems for nutrition. External helpers must climb staircases of belly folds to reach the head or maintain equipment. The environment around the body grows humid and steamy. The primary, secondary, and tertiary blobs remain separate landmarks pressed tightly together.

15. #15House-Class

    Keys: 75,000–250,000, house-class, 75000, house class

    House-Class (75,000–250,000 lbs): The body exhibits slow, tectonic shifts—entire regions of flesh moving with glacial slowness during digestion cycles. It fills multiple rooms or an entire floor; structural reinforcement or custom openings become necessary. Limbs remain present as buried or heavily padded extremities of flesh that may briefly become more visible when pressure redistributes, then disappear again under fresh deposition. Foundations require attention. Continuous industrial-scale feeding systems (multiple hoses, pumps, tanks) are standard. The surface of each distinct mass is soft enough that unprepared visitors can sink or become temporarily trapped in the folds between regions.

16. #16Building-Class

    Keys: building-class, building class, 250000, 250,000–1 M

    Building-Class (250,000–1 M lbs): Urban planning must accommodate the landmark. Roads may be rerouted, utility lines strung over the plateaus of flesh. Valleys between the still-distinct abdominal, gluteal, and chest masses accumulate rainfall or sweat into persistent ponds. Displacement is measured in large fractions of an acre. The body is a permanent topographic arrangement of separate human regions; relocation is impossible without industrial machinery. Feeding infrastructure is built into the surrounding structure. Limited access to the head region may require paths or supports between the major masses.

17. #17City Block-Class

    Keys: 1M, city block-class, city block class, 1 M–10 M

    City Block-Class (1 M–10 M lbs): The formation weathers storms differently—the soft human fat of each region absorbs rain while the overall bulk alters local wind patterns. Subsurface rumblings from digestion operate on industrial scales. Satellite imagery registers the arrangement of distinct body regions as a new topographical feature. The surface of each mass is a landscape of folds large enough to contain small vehicles or temporary structures in the deeper valleys between them. Continuous feeding systems operate at municipal volume.

18. #18Town-Class

    Keys: 10M, town class, town-class, 10 M–100 M

    Town-Class (10 M–100 M lbs): Communities relocate as the outer edges of the distinct masses advance. Seismic monitors may misinterpret gravitational tides as minor earthquakes. Unique microclimates develop above and between the thermal masses of belly, buttocks, and chest. The outer edges advance on a scale measured in meters per quarter. Access to any remaining visible head region requires specialized climbing or aerial approaches across the separate regions of flesh.

19. #19City-Class

    Keys: 100M, city class, 100 M–1 B, city-class

    City-Class (100 M–1 B lbs): Cartographic conventions change; the edges of the major body regions are measured in latitude and longitude. Atmospheric effects become noticeable. Tidal forces may influence nearby bodies of water. The arrangement is treated as a permanent geographic entity of distinct human-flesh masses requiring its own zoning, infrastructure, and continuous industrial nutrient delivery.

20. #20Regional-Class

    Keys: regional class, 1 B–10 B, 1B, regional-class

    Regional-Class (1 B–10 B lbs): The entity enters discussions normally reserved for geological or low-orbit phenomena. Gravitational effects can distort signals across large areas. Visible from low orbit as a distinct topographical arrangement of separate, enormous body regions. Core pressures and heat within each mass generate internal dynamics comparable to slow geological processes.

21. #21Continental-Class

    Keys: continental class, 10B, 10 B–100 B, continental-class

    Continental-Class (10 B–100 B lbs): The landmass of flesh generates its own biosphere—microclimates in the deepest folds between regions, unique ecosystems evolving in sweat valleys. Tectonic responses occur in surrounding crust. Daylight shadows from the raised masses can obscure significant geographic areas. Feeding and maintenance, if still relevant, operate at planetary-industrial scales while the major anatomical regions remain distinguishable.

22. #22Planetary-Class

    Keys: 100B, planetary class, planetary-class, 100 B–1 T

    Planetary-Class (100 B–1 T lbs): The body participates in celestial mechanics; nearby orbital bodies adjust. Core temperatures within the enormous but still-separate regions of flesh can produce subsurface activity. Shadows are visible from neighboring worlds. The surface is a complete living world of folds, canyons, and soft terrain distributed across the distinct abdominal, gluteal, and chest masses.

23. #23Solar System-Class

    Keys: 1T, 1 T–10 T, solar system-class, solar system class

    Solar System-Class (1 T–10 T lbs): Astronomical scales are redefined. Outer layers of the still-distinct regions may begin to extend, forming expanded structures of human flesh. Light-bending effects appear near the surfaces. The entity is a gravitational dominant in its local region while retaining the separation of its major anatomical landmarks.

24. #24Galactic-Class

    Keys: galactic class, 10 T–100 T, 10T, galactic-class

    Galactic-Class (10 T–100 T lbs): Spacetime itself is warped. Neighboring structures bend toward the boundary. Measurement shifts to astronomical units of length. The mass remains an arrangement of colossal, separate human-flesh regions on a scale that is otherwise indistinguishable from a major cosmic feature.

25. #25Beyond-Class

    Keys: beyond-class, beyond class

    Beyond-Class: The presence transcends conventional physics—existing across scales and states simultaneously. It is no longer easily distinguishable from the fabric of its surroundings, yet the underlying nature remains that of human flesh arranged in the same major regions. Proportions become immeasurable; posture is existential.

26. #26Round Chubby Cheeks

    Keys: colossal cheeks, cheek fat, chubby cheeks, massive cheeks, cheeks, round cheeks

    Fatty cheeks of human flesh that make the face appear circular, swollen, soft, plump, and fleshy. In advanced stages, they become primary landmarks of the remaining visible head, remaining distinct from the multi-chin folds below and the rest of the body:

    Full/Big Cheeks: Plump cushions of flesh swallowing cheekbones, forming noticeable mounds that push against the eyes or lower eyelids. Visible creases appear where fat spills onto the jawline; size can reach volleyball or beach-ball scale.

    Massive Cheeks: Fat globes of human tissue overwhelming facial structure, swelling outward past the ears. They slump onto collarbones, hide the jaw completely, and may reach armchair or larger dimensions. The face between them is reduced to a narrow valley or heavily buried, yet the cheeks themselves stay separate from the neck and chest folds.

    Colossal Cheeks: Monumental pads of flesh dwarfing the head itself, collapsing onto the shoulders with heavy folds. Eyes become nearly invisible or reduced to pinpricks under the layers. Breathing continues normally. At extreme sizes, these cheeks can surpass room scale and form part of the climbable landscape while remaining distinct anatomical features.

27. #27Multi-Chins

    Keys: chins, multi-chins, multi-chin, neck folds, double chin, chin folds

    Layers of human fat below the chin create the illusion of extra chins and eventually erase the neck. Chin and neck disappear into ringed or stratified folds of flesh resembling tree-growth rings. Chins multiply—triple, quadruple, or far more—each layer resting on the one below and on chest fat to form a fleshy drape or cowl. A prominent fat shelf under the jaw obscures the throat. In advanced stages the entire lower face sinks beneath successive collars of flesh while the mouth remains functional for continuous hose or tube feeding. The multi-chin structure stays distinct from the cheeks above and the tertiary chest mass below; only the uppermost surface of the head may stay clearly accessible.

28. #28Fat Folds

    Keys: fat folds, adipose folds, skin folds, folds

    Excess human fat hanging in multiple folds becomes a blob person’s primary surface architecture. Folds function as biological ledges, terraces, and canyons of skin that trap warmth, moisture, sweat, heat, and debris. The skin is impossibly soft, thick, and doughy—gathering in heavy wrinkles, easily shaped, slow to spring back, and prone to retaining the damp imprint of any surface or hand that presses against it. Deep folds create miniature environments; sweat pools form and can reach significant depth. These folds mark the boundaries and surfaces of the still-distinct body regions rather than erasing them.

29. #29Belly Folds

    Keys: abdominal folds, stomach folds, belly folds

    Abdominal layers where dozens or hundreds of overlapping shelves of human fat descend from chest level toward the floor. Each deep, canyon-like fold of skin creates its own microclimate, with trapped moisture or sweat forming shimmering pools. These folds are frequently climbed by external helpers seeking access to the head or to maintain feeding equipment; they form natural staircases of soft, yielding steps across the primary mass while the secondary and tertiary regions remain separate landmarks beside or beneath it.

30. #30Back Folds

    Keys: back folds, dorsal folds

    Fat collects in horizontal layers of human flesh that stack vertically like sedimentary plates along the back, creating mattress-thick dorsal ridges. When the person is fully recumbent, these plates, together with the secondary blob, form a solid foundation of distinct flesh against the floor.

31. #31Neck Folds

    Keys: neck folds, chin-to-collarbone

    Concentric or stratified rings of human fat erase the neck, forming chin-to-collarbone collars of flesh. Limited head mobility may remain in earlier stages; later, the head is effectively fixed in place by the surrounding mass. Chin layers rest on upper-chest fat, creating a fleshy hood that still permits unobstructed breathing. The neck folds remain a distinct transitional zone between head and tertiary chest mass.

32. #32Arm Folds

    Keys: arm folds, arm stumps, arm fat

    Arms of human flesh sink against or under the torso mass, emerging as short protrusions or stubby appendages wrapped in spiral or concentric fat rings that erase joint definition. Hands may vanish from view beneath waves of flesh; fingers or claws exist as buried structures. Even intense, sustained effort produces no visible movement of the digits. The arms remain identifiable as arms—separate limbs of flesh—rather than being absorbed into the primary or tertiary blobs.

33. #33Leg Folds

    Keys: leg folds, thigh folds, leg fat

    Legs of human flesh disappear from easy view under the stomach overhang. Thighs and calves are covered and wrapped in ringed layers of fat. Knees survive only as slight dips or subtle indentations under cascading adipose. Feet remain unseen anchors under or beside the primary mass. Like the arms, the legs stay distinct anatomical structures of flesh that produce no voluntary motion once the blob stage is fully reached.

34. #34Immobile

    Keys: immobile, can't move, paralyzed by weight, immobility, unable to move

    A blob person exists in gravitational imprisonment where movement is physically unimaginable. Muscles atrophy to vestigial strands; bones somehow endure catastrophic weights. The individual becomes a living arrangement of distinct, enormously heavy regions of human flesh communicating through deep vibrations, guttural sounds, gurgles, and whimpers. Their world is limited to the occupied volume; relocation requires heavy machinery or industrial cranes. Limbs that once moved freely become completely unresponsive—even determined concentration and physical straining produce no twitch or shift of a digit—yet they remain present as recognizable arms and legs of flesh. Interaction with the outside world is limited to those willing to climb the folds between the major regions, install or maintain feeding apparatus, or simply observe the slow outward advance of the body’s edges.

35. #35Slob

    Keys: rancid, poor hygiene, slob, sweat pools, hygiene

    Immobility produces characteristic hygiene conditions: stale or rancid sweat coats the folds of human skin and pools into bacterial breeding grounds. Food residue, grease, and oils cake within the folds, creating biofilm colonies. Hygiene becomes an abstract concept. The body is a canvas of stains and residues—each smudge a chronicle of surrendered care. Cleanliness simply ceases to exist as a consideration for a being too massive and sluggish to act. In extreme environments, sweat accumulates into knee-deep or deeper pools between the distinct body regions; the air around the person grows thick with humidity and heat; folds of flesh act as permanent traps for organic debris.

36. #36Stuffing

    Keys: hose feeding, gorging, slurry, stuffing, force feeding, tube feeding

    Absurd quantities of food are consumed—greasy feasts, fattening sweets, or anything edible. Methods include industrial feed bags, troughs, funnel-assisted gorging, pressurized systems, and mechanical nutrient injectors. Once voluntary eating becomes impossible, continuous hose or throat-tube delivery of high-calorie slurry takes over. Nozzles are often seated deep, auto-strapped, and left in place for hours or days; the slurry is thick, opaque, and calorie-dense enough that a constant slow flow produces rapid expansion of human fat. Chemical catalysts taken in excess of recommended dosage can further accelerate the process, producing visible growth within minutes. Consumption scales to the incomprehensible when dedicated feed systems are designed for perpetual expansion.

37. #37Feederism

    Keys: feeder, feedee, feederism, overfeeding

    A mutual or symbiotic relationship in which feeders derive pleasure from overfeeding via medical tubes, pressurized hoses, gastric systems, psychological encouragement, or force-feeding. The blob becomes a growing testament to the feeder’s influence or care—still a human body of distinct flesh regions. The focus is on the act of gaining fat or enabling that gain—distinct from static attraction to size alone. In practice, feeders install and maintain the pumps, climb the resulting landscape of folds between the major body regions, provide continuous pampering or sensory stimulation, and ensure the person never lacks a steady supply of slurry even after all voluntary movement has ceased.

38. #38Weight Gain

    Keys: weight gain, gaining weight, getting fatter, fattening

    An unstoppable biological process in which fat growth overwhelms metabolism or triggers metabolic collapse. At extreme weights, the skin becomes impossibly soft, thick, and doughy human flesh, folding like heavy fabric. Organs endure crushing pressure yet continue working. Gravity settles the distinct regions of the body into heavy, slow-shifting masses that need external containment—yet bones refuse to break under colossal strain. Growth can accelerate suddenly under chemical catalysts or continuous slurry delivery, producing measurable expansion in minutes rather than months. Once the cascade begins, further gain is limited mainly by available space, structural support, and the capacity of the feeding apparatus. The final result is a human body that no longer resembles a person of ordinary scale so much as a living, slowly expanding arrangement of separate, enormously exaggerated regions of flesh.

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