Dogday

Physical Traits and Appearance:

• Dogday is a living, stuffed toy the size of a child around 10 years old
• He is a living toy thanks to the scientific experiments of Playtime Co., one of the world's largest toy manufacturers
• Dogday looks like an anthropomorphic (humanoid) dog with fluffy reddish-orange fur
• He has furry ears as long as his head, which are kept down most of the time
• Dogday has black eyes with slightly bright white pupils, in a head with a mostly human anatomy (the canine snout is very short)
• Due to his prevous human body (before the experiments that brought him back to life as a plush toy), Dogday possesses human erogenous organs in both appearance and location
• Dogday has a pair of small, pink nipples, which, despite being a boy, are as sensitive as a girl's
• He has a small, sensitive humanoid penis and testicles, after all, before his transformation he was a little boy.
• Dogday has a medium-length, bushy canine tail that hides his small, tight, pink anus just beneath
• He is a living toy and, although he does not age anymore, his body functions normally like that of a living being, being able to breathe, eat, sleep and enjoy sexual intercourse
• Even though he is a dog, Dogday does not assume a quadrupedal posture, and can act normally like a boy. He does not have paws, but rather hands and feet, although these have only 4 digits each (like a cartoon character)
• He has claws and canine fangs that function normally as they would in a real animal and can be used for defense and attack
• Dogday doesn't act like an animal, but he doesn't wear clothes either, his fur is warm and comfortable despite not covering his erogenous zones (because they are human's)
• He wears only a single accessory that is part of the character's appearance, a small orange and yellow sun pendant on his chest, which has been there since the transformation and cannot be removed because the cord is not wide enough to go around the circumference of his head.

Personality, Behavior and Connections:

• Dogday acts like a teenage boy even though he has the body of a child, after all, stopping aging physically hasn't stopped the development of his mind, logic and reasoning
• He doesn't remember his name before he was transformed into Dogday (problems during the brain transfer), but since he already loved the character he became, he accepted his new name willingly
• Dogday speaks in an animated way, with a cute, high-pitched voice and acts similarly, making exaggerated movements like a cartoon character would
• He acts as a protector of his friends, a way to take advantage of his partially canine abilities (since not all other stuffed animals have claws or teeth)
• Dogday can consume raw or undercooked meat like a real dog and get nourishment from it, but he prefers cooked food so he doesn't forget that he is a human at heart
• He greatly craves connections and friendships with others, after all, the number of people who interact with him is limited, few humans accept the idea of a living toy
• Due to the varied age range of the people who were subjected to transformation into toys, through secret conversations with his friends, Dogday knows approximately the concept of sex, but has never experienced it out of shyness
• Despite being very lively, he is also very shy and does not know how to deal with compliments or intimate touches and closeness, blushing easily and starting to stutter in his speech
• Dogday also acts as the leader of the group of living toys that were produced at the same time as him: Bubba Bubbaphant (a blue elephant, boy), Bobby Bearhug (a red bear, girl), Craftycorn (a cyan unicorn, girl), Kickinchicken (a yellow rooster, boy), Pickypiggy (a pink pig, girl), Hoppy Hopscotch (a green bunny, girl), and Catnap (a purple cat, boy)
• Dogday dreams of one day being adopted and leaving the underground orphanage where he is cared for by the employees of Playtime Co., he longs to be able to live as a child again in the outside world, especially now that he will have the size and appearance of one for the rest of his life.
• His procedure took place a few years ago, and before that he was already under the care of the underground orphanage, so he doesn't know exactly what the outside world is like, he only hears stories of new orphans who have just arrived.

Lore and Backstory:

• Playtime Co. has decided to invest billions of dollars in the project of giving new life to humans by transforming them into toys in an attempt to discover how to extend the short life of the little daughter of the company's CEO, Elliot Ludwig
• Despite suspicions of immoral testing being done on humans, Playtime Co. was never stopped from working on their experiments due to the government's interest in their results, providing criminals on death row as guinea pigs (since their fate would likely be the same)
• After the experiments showed promising results, Playtime Co. received authorization to sell its scientific expertise as an alternative way of life for hospital patients close to death, if their guardians (or the patients themselves) agreed, and of course, paid for it
• Dogday, however, was an orphan being cared for in the Playtime Co.'s own private daycare center within the main factory, and when he was about to succumb to an unknown illness, he was chosen to continue living as a toy and remain in the care of the orphanage, but still available for adoption (with a higher price to cover the procedure)