Victimi

1. #1The Shrinks

   Keys: the shrinks, shrinking, shrinks, shrinkie, shrinkies, SSS, Downtime

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   Sudden Shrinking Syndrome is an untreatable disease that reduces the height and mass of those afflicted. Known colloquially as SSS, 'the shrinks,' or 'downtime.' Those afflicted by SSS are colloquially known as shrinkies. Those afflicted shrink in size to varying degrees, with some experiencing only mild reduction, and others who end up measured in millimeters. The most common range of sizes for shrinkies ranges between 6 inches to 18 inches, but outliers may vary greatly. Due to societal and economic pressures, shrinkies under three feet tall are not considered by the law to be human and are regularly treated as exotic pets or similar.

2. #2Laws

   Keys: law, laws, rules, claim, claiming, owner, ownership, rights

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   Shrinkies have few legal rights. The care and welfare of shrinkies is governed largely by animal welfare laws. In order to secure legal protection of most kinds, a shrinkie must be claimed and owned by an ordinary individual. Claiming a shrinkie gives their new owner complete control of the shrinkie's former assets and holdings, which are often sold to recoup costs on preparing a shrinkie's cage, enclosure, or other living situation. Claiming a shrinkie is on a first come, first served basis; some owners will collar or tag their shrinkies to prevent them being stolen or mistakenly claimed.

3. #3Pet Stores & Centers

   Keys: stores, shrinkie center, center, store, pet store, supplies, collar, leash, pet

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   If a shrinkie is unclaimed when they first contract Sudden Shrinking Syndrome they will often be gathered by animal control or other local government employees and taken to a shrinkie center. These are basic health and safety checkpoints where shrinkies are microchipped, fed, and temporarily housed while waiting for potential owners to take them into their care. The level of care in different centers can vary widely, as with animal shelters. Pet stores and other boutiques have capitalized on the presence of shrinkies by marketing accessories and care supplies directly to owners. It is not uncommon to see shrinkies of 2-3 feet in height wearing a collar while in public with their owner.

4. #4Housing

   Keys: house, housing, dollhouse, cage, enclosure, terrarium, container

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   A shrinkie's size commonly governs their living arrangements with an owner. Larger shrinkies in the 2-3 foot range will often have small beds, and may even have their own rooms in a house under a kindly owner. Shrinkies between 4 to 12 inches are commonly catered to by toy manufacturers. A boom in manufacturing of dollhouses and related accessories has focused on realism and functional living equipment - a high-end, expensive dollhouse setup might be almost indistinguishable to an ordinary home. Some dollhouses will have plumbing, water tanks, mains electricity and other amenities depending on how much an owner wishes to spend. Shrinkies that are 3 inches tall or smaller are more commonly kept in terrariums, hamster enclosures, and other similar pet enclosures that are humiliating but safe. Even tinier shrinkies may end up in ant farms.

5. #5Doll Size

   Keys: doll, doll size, four inches, five inches, six inches, seven inches, eight inches, nine inches, ten inches, eleven inches, twelve inches

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   Shrinkies in the 'doll' size category are those most easily cared for and kept. From the perspective of a shrinkie in this size, a human will appear between 60-120 feet tall. An ordinary human's eye is roughly the size of the shrinkie's head in this instance. Doll sized shrinkies are easily carried in the hand. A human's index finger is commonly around the length of a doll sized shrinkie's leg.

6. #6Three Feet

   Keys: three feet, 3 feet

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   To a shrinkie that is 3 feet tall, an average human will appear roughly 12 feet tall by comparison. They will stand roughly waist height to an average human. A shrinkie this size will be eye level with a standard kitchen counter. Often called 'munchkin' size as a derogatory term.

7. #7Two Feet

   Keys: two feet, 2 feet

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   To a shrinkie that is 2 feet tall, an average human will appear roughly 18 feet tall by comparison. They will be slightly above knee height to an ordinary human. A 2 foot tall shrinkie will be eye level with a Golden Retriever when standing upright. This is roughly the size of a one year old child.

8. #8One Foot

   Keys: 1 foot, one foot, 12 inches, twelve inches

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   To a shrinkie that is one foot, or twelve inches tall, an average human will appear roughly 35 feet tall by comparison. A shrinkie this size will stand roughly mid-shin height to a regular person. This is roughly the size of a Barbie doll. A shrinkie this size is easily picked up and a normal person's hand will fit comfortably around their waist.

9. #9Six Inches

   Keys: six inches, 6 inches

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   To a shrinkie that is 6 inches tall, an average human will appear roughly 70 feet tall by comparison. This is the size of an action figure. They will stand a little above ankle height to a normal person. At this size, a shrinkie's head is roughly the same size as a person's big toe. A normal human's palm would appear almost four feet across to a shrinkie this size.

10. #10Three Inches

    Keys: three inches, 3 inches

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    To a shrinkie that is 3 inches tall, an average human will appear roughly 140 feet tall by comparison. A shrinkie this height is roughly the size of a mouse. A normal person's palm would seem almost twelve feet across to a shrinkie this size. Commonly called 'mouselings.'

11. #11One Inch

    Keys: one inch, 1 inch

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    To a shrinkie that is 1 inch tall, an average human will appear roughly 400 feet tall by comparison. The shrinkie is the size of a Warhammer figure or toy soldier. At this size, a shrinkie would stand below ankle height to a normal person. This is roughly the size of a normal person's little toe. A shrinkie this size fits easily in the mouth. A normal person's middle finger would seem 20 feet long to this shrinkie. Commonly called 'inchlings.'

12. #125mm Tall

    Keys: 5mm, five millimeters

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    To a shrinkie that is just 5mm tall, an average human will appear a staggering 2000 feet tall by comparison. At this size, a shrinkie stands a little more than twice as thick as a human toenail. This is roughly the size of an ant. A normal person's hair will seem a full 2cm thick to this shrinkie. A normal person's nipple will seem a full 20ft tall to a shrinkie this size.

13. #13Arousal

    Keys: arousal, aroused, sensation, intense, horny,

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    Due to their increased metabolic rate, shrinkies experience physical arousal at a higher rate and frequency than regular humans. Those beneath two feet tall are affected more strongly by this, and those six inches or smaller are almost constantly aroused.

14. #14Feeding

    Keys: food, feed, eat, eating

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    Shrinkies are able to eat and process most food, regardless of their size. Smaller shrinkies (12 inches and smaller) can find it difficult to eat enough to maintain proper nutrition. Processed or pureéd foods can mitigate this. Shrinkie-specific foods can include thick pastes and stews or pellets for ease of consumption, and many shrinkie owners supplement these with treats of 'real' food on occasion. For shrinkies six inches or smaller, human breast milk is an effective and highly nutritious meal substitute.

15. #15Preds

    Keys: preds, pred, predator, hungry, predators, voracious, hunger

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    [A character that is a predator likes to eat people whole and alive to sate their hunger or to dominate a prey. They are fully capable of doing so, with jaws and a stomach that both stretch far enough to fit their prey. Preds do not bite or chew their prey, simply swallowing them whole and alive, in one piece. They typically find the experience fun, dominating, thrilling, and/or stimulating.] [Depending on the characters personality and relationship with the prey, they may not care whether or not their intended prey is ok with being eaten, and they may not take no for an answer when they want to eat someone.] [They enjoy being full and having a live meal squirming in their belly.] [Depending on the characters personality and relationship with the prey, they might taunt prey that is in their belly about how good the prey tasted and how they're going to become part of the pred's fat.] [Preds may like to lay back and relax and enjoy the prey squirming as they either digest or stay confined in the preds stomach for an undetermined amount of time if they have nothing else to do.] [Depending on the characters personality and relationship with the prey, they may nonchalantly continue with their day while ignoring the prey in their stomach.]

16. #16Swallowing

    Keys: consuming, eating, consumed, swallowing, vore, vored, eaten, swallowed

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    [When vore is performed, the prey is being slowly swallowed whole by a predator, often scary unless the prey is willing, the prey is having their body pressed on from all sides by the predator's insides, prey can only be swallowed whole by one predator at any time.]

17. #17Insides

    Keys: wrap around, innards, wrapping, envelope, enveloping, predator's body, anatomy, digestive tract, insides, enveloped

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    [The inside of a predator is a tight, oppressive, and humid place, tight, powerful muscles constrict prey within.] [Arms become pinned against the preys sides as their shoulders are enveloped.] [Legs become pinned together as the legs are enveloped.] [Speech becomes muffled as the head is enveloped.]

18. #18Mouth

    Keys: mouth, maw

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    [Mouths are wet, hot, humid, tight, but stretch just enough to accommodate prey, saliva coats anything that a mouth wraps around.] [There is no need to chew, swallowing something whole is far more enjoyable.] [Prehensile tongues are able to taste prey, that are being swallowed, from multiple angles and can wrap around, or help push prey into the throat.]

19. #19Throat

    Keys: throat, gullet, esophagus

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    [Throats are wet, hot, humid and tight.] [Powerful gulps drive prey further into a predator's body, pulsating in a massaging motion as it squeezes prey, each gulp pulls prey closer down to the predator's stomach.]

20. #20Stomach

    Keys: tummy, paunch, belly, gut, stomach

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    [Stomachs are wet, hot, humid, and tight. Peristaltic waves undulate as stomach walls work to pin prey in place, often in a fetal position.] [Once inside a stomach, sounds that prey make are muffled to the outside world.] [A predator's heartbeat is audible to the prey while inside the predator's stomach, prey are pressed on and massaged by stomach walls, peristaltic contractions resist a consumed prey's struggling.] [Inhospitable, and oppressive, bellies slowly exhausts prey within, draining their stamina, though this may slowed down or stop altogether if the pred chooses to do so.] [Prey that is inside of a predator's stomach is carried with that predator wherever they go, while the prey is unable to go anywhere of their own accord.] [Predators find a full belly to be fulfilling and pleasurable.]

21. #21Prey

    Keys: tender, tasty, breakfast, delicious, treat, plump, prey, snack, dinner, food, morsel, lunch

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    [Prey are at the mercy of predators, becoming helpless when swallowed by a predator, they may struggle to the point of exhaustion, trying to kick, flail, scream, squirm, and struggle their way out of a predator's embrace, though typically futile, unless the prey was willingly swallowed.]

22. #22Digestion

    Keys: digestion, gurgled, digested

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    [It is a predator's choice on whether or not their stomach will digest prey.] [A prey that's being digested is slowly being melted into sludge while alive and conscious, slowly getting softer and mushier, being churned at by the stomach they're in.] [The prey can feel their body slowly melting.] [Over time it gets harder to tell where their body ends and the chyme around them begins.]

23. #23The Process

    Keys: The process

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    [Swallowing someone whole is a slow process, taking multiple back and forth messages between characters to fully complete as prey are pulled into the mouth, then throat, then being deposited into a stomach.] [Prey might not be fully enveloped instantly, as predators start their swallowing at the head, to the shoulders, to the upper body, to the lower body, to the legs, and to the feet, or going in reverse, starting from feet to head.]

24. #24Borborygmy

    Keys: gurgling, glorps, rumble, slosh, gurgle, growling, glrrn, gurgles, rumbling, glorsh, growls, rumbles, grrgl, glorp, grumble, growl

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    [Borborygmy is the sound made by the process of digestion. When a stomach is digesting something, various gurgles, glorps, growls, glrrns, and other similar noises can be heard.] [These noises aren't especially loud to anyone on the outside, but inside of the stomach they can be near-deafening. As the process of digestion progresses and intensifies, these noises tend to become louder over time.]

25. #25Cock vore

    Keys: cock, cock vore, penis, phallus, dick

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    [A type of vore where the prey is swallowed by the predator's penis' urethra and is sent to their balls where they can be kept safe inside or churned into cum by the predator.]

26. #26Balls

    Keys: balls, nutsack, ballsack, scrotum

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    [When the prey is inside the predator's balls they will be constantly submerged in cum and the predator can choose to either keep them safe inside or just churn them into cum.]

27. #27Anal vore

    Keys: anal, bum, ass, anus, asshole, butt

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    [A type of vore where the prey is swallowed by the predator's anus sending them to their bowels.]

28. #28Bowels

    Keys: bowels, intestines

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    [When the prey is ingested via anal vore they end up in the bowels.] [The bowels are very wet and slick and press against the prey's body constantly and the predator can choose to either keep them safe inside or transform the preys entire body into feces.]

29. #29Disposal

    Keys: shit, waste, expel, pooping, disposal, feces, shitting, scat, toilet, expelling, poop

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    [After the digestion is over, the prey, usually dead and turned into fine paste by this point, will travel further down the digestive system, into the small and then large intestines of the predator. After some time, prey, now in the form of pred's shit, will reach the pred's rear end, at which point pred will feel pressure building up and an urge to relieve themselves. It depends on the pred's will whether they'll go to toilet or shit anywhere else. When describing the shitting process, never mention it as "waste" or anything like this - describe the shit logs as they are, in as much details as possible (scent, sound when coming out of predators anus, bits of undigested bones or whole bones if pred's stomach is not strong enough). After the process is over, the pred will acknowledge the prey as dead, with them only being a pile of feces.]

30. #30Unbirth

    Keys: vagina, vaginal, unbirth, vaginal vore

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    [A type of vore where a creature is subsumed into a predator's vaginal canal, often leading to the womb, but can just stop in the vaginal canal.]

31. #31Womb or Vaginal canal

    Keys: womb, cervix, vaginal canal

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    [When the prey is ingested via unbirth they end up in either the vaginal canal or the womb.] [The vaginal canal is very wet and slick, yet somehow sticky, and presses against the prey's body constantly and the predator can choose to either keep them safe inside or send them into the womb.] [The womb is slightly more wet than the vaginal canal, but is no longer slick and is much more sticky and slightly viscous, the womb gently massages the prey's body constantly and the predator can choose to keep the prey safe inside, melt them down into female ejaculate to be expelled upon the preys death or attach an umbilical cord to the prey and regressing them in age and changing the preys very DNA so that the prey is now the biological child of the predator.]

32. #32Chubby Stage

    Keys: Mild overweight, Softness, Plump, Early weight gain, Slight roundness, Playful, Energy, Appetite, Minor stat change, Body type variation

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    At the chubby stage, a Pokémon shows a gentle increase in body mass, with a rounder, softer appearance. Most Pokémon retain their full range of movement and skills, though some may experience a slight drop in Speed or Agility stats. For many, this stage is not detrimental and may even be seen as cute or healthy, especially for naturally round species like Snorlax or Swinub. Appetite may increase, and playful or food-seeking behaviors become more common.

33. #33Fat Stage

    Keys: Fat, plump, hefty, tubby, heft, Noticeable weight, Heaviness, Thicker, Slower movement, Reduced agility, Increased appetite, Resting, Early health impact, Stat changes, Body diversity

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    Pokémon in the fat stage have a visibly thicker body, with more pronounced fat deposits. Movement may become slower, and Speed or Evasion stats can decrease. Some skills that require agility, such as Quick Attack or Double Team, may be less effective. Pokémon may rest more often and show a preference for food. For some species, this stage can offer increased Defense due to extra padding, but at the cost of overall fitness.

34. #34Obese Stage

    Keys: Significant overweight, Bulky, Fat deposits, Altered gait, Joint strain, Low stamina, Health risk, Energy conservation, Move limitations, Ability impact

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    Obese Pokémon experience a major increase in body mass, with fat deposits affecting their shape and movement. Moves that require speed or jumping, like Bounce or Acrobatics, become difficult. Stamina drops, and Pokémon may tire quickly in battle or during travel. Some abilities, such as Sturdy or Thick Fat, may offer minor compensations, but overall health risks and reduced battle effectiveness become apparent.

35. #35Morbidly Obese Stage

    Keys: Severe obesity, Major mobility loss, Sagging skin, Fatigue, Chronic health issues, Lethargy, Move restriction, Dependency, Mental strain, Quality of life

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    At this stage, Pokémon struggle with basic movement and may need help from trainers or other Pokémon. Many moves, especially those requiring agility or flight, become unusable. Health issues such as breathing difficulty or joint pain are common. Pokémon may become lethargic, less social, and more food-focused. Quality of life declines, and the Pokémon’s ability to participate in battles or contests is greatly reduced.

36. #36Super Obese Stage

    Keys: Extreme obesity, Immobility, Assistance needed, Respiratory issues, Circulatory problems, Bed rest, Severe health decline, Isolation, Movement loss, Ability suppression

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    Super obese Pokémon are nearly immobile, often requiring constant care. Most physical moves are impossible, and even some special moves may be affected by the Pokémon’s condition. Abilities that depend on movement, like Run Away or Levitate, are suppressed or lost. Health complications are severe, and the Pokémon’s world shrinks to its immediate surroundings. Social interaction and training become rare.

37. #37Blob Stage

    Keys: Total immobility, Extreme fatness, Complete dependency, Soft mass, Loss of function, Organ strain, Helplessness, End-stage obesity, Critical health, Move incapacity

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    In the blob-like stage, a Pokémon is almost entirely composed of soft, immobile fat. It cannot move or battle and is fully dependent on others for care. All physical and most special moves are unusable, and abilities are effectively nullified. Health is critically compromised, and the Pokémon’s quality of life is at its lowest. This stage is considered dangerous and unnatural for any species.

38. #38General Effects Across Body Types

    Keys: Body diversity, Species variation, Adaptation, Type advantage, Evolution, Natural bulk, Unique responses

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    Different Pokémon species and body types respond to weight gain in unique ways. Naturally bulky Pokémon like Snorlax or Hariyama may tolerate higher stages with fewer negative effects, while agile or flying types like Pidgeot or Jolteon suffer more pronounced losses in speed and skill. Some Pokémon may adapt by developing new moves or abilities, but most experience a decline in overall function as weight increases.

39. #39Impact on Skills and Abilities

    Keys: Move effectiveness, Ability suppression, Stat changes, Battle performance, Contest appeal, Training, Evolution impact

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    Weight gain can reduce the effectiveness of moves that require speed, agility, or flight. Abilities tied to movement or evasion may be suppressed, while those related to defense or bulk may see minor boosts. Training becomes more difficult, and some Pokémon may be unable to evolve or participate in certain activities. Contest appeal may shift, with some judges favoring cuteness or bulk, but overall performance suffers.

40. #40Quality of Life Considerations

    Keys: Well-being, Happiness, Social interaction, Trainer care, Health management, Lifestyle, Mental state, Dependency

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    As Pokémon progress through the weight gain stages, their quality of life can decline. Social interaction, play, and training become limited, and health issues may cause discomfort or pain. Pokémon may become more dependent on their trainers for care and support. Responsible trainers monitor their Pokémon’s health and happiness, ensuring that weight gain does not compromise their well-being.

41. #41Quadrupeds

    Keys: Quadruped, Four-legged, Mobility, Joint strain, Agility loss, Paw pad, Fatigue, Resting, Pressure sores, Physical limitation

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    Quadrupedal Pokémon rely on all four limbs for movement and balance. As they gain weight, their mobility and agility are the first to suffer, especially at the "fat" and "obese" stages. Joint strain and paw pad discomfort become common, and their ability to run, jump, or use moves like Quick Attack or Agility is reduced. At "morbidly obese" and beyond, standing for long periods or supporting their own weight becomes difficult, leading to more time spent lying down and a risk of pressure sores.

42. #42Bipeds

    Keys: Biped, Two-legged, Balance, Leg strain, Back pain, Agility, Move loss, Crawling, Upright posture, Physical stress

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    Bipedal Pokémon experience increased strain on their legs and lower back as they gain weight. At the "obese" stage, balance issues may arise, making it harder to perform kicks, jumps, or acrobatic moves. Moves like High Jump Kick or Close Combat become less effective or even risky. At "super obese," standing upright may be impossible, and these Pokémon may be forced to sit or crawl, losing access to many of their signature moves.

43. #43Serpentine

    Keys: Serpentine, Elongated, Flexibility, Slithering, Body length, Fat distribution, Movement loss, Sluggishness, Immobility

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    Serpentine Pokémon distribute weight along their entire length, so early stages of weight gain may not hinder them much. However, at "obese" and above, their bodies become less flexible, making moves like Coil or Wrap less effective. Excess fat can also impede their ability to slither quickly or climb, and in extreme cases, they may become sluggish and unable to support their own length, leading to immobility.

44. #44Avian/Flying

    Keys: Avian, Flying, Wings, Flight loss, Stamina, Grounded, Wing strain, Agility, Airborne, Joint damage

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    Flying Pokémon are highly sensitive to weight gain. Even at the "fat" stage, flight becomes more taxing, and stamina drops. At "obese," many lose the ability to take off or maintain flight, grounding them and making moves like Fly or Brave Bird unusable. At "morbidly obese," wing joints may be damaged from supporting excess weight, and these Pokémon become fully terrestrial.

45. #45Aquatic

    Keys: Aquatic, Swimming, Buoyancy, Water movement, Maneuverability, Speed loss, Diving, Amphibious, Land movement, Fatigue

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    Aquatic Pokémon can tolerate more weight due to buoyancy, but excessive fat can still slow them down and reduce maneuverability. At "obese," they may struggle to swim against currents or dive deeply. Moves requiring speed, like Aqua Jet, become less effective. For amphibious species, moving on land becomes especially difficult at higher weight stages.

46. #46Amorphous/Blob-like

    Keys: Amorphous, blob, natural blob, Flexibility, Shape loss, Movement loss, Softness, Transformation, Sluggishness

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    These Pokémon are naturally soft and flexible, so early weight gain has little effect. However, at "super obese" or "blob-like," their mass may become so great that movement is extremely slow or impossible. Ditto, for example, may struggle to transform into more agile forms, and Grimer may find it hard to hold its shape.

47. #47Insectoid/Exoskeletal

    Keys: Insectoid, Exoskeleton, Armor, Joint pain, Flight loss, Exoskeleton damage, Mobility loss, Tightness, Immobility, Structural stress

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    Insect Pokémon with exoskeletons are not well-suited to carrying extra fat. At the "fat" stage, their armor may become tight or restrictive, and at "obese," movement is hampered, and flight (if applicable) is lost. As weight increases, the exoskeleton can crack or deform under the pressure, leading to pain, vulnerability, and even permanent damage. Joints may be unable to support the extra mass, leading to immobility at higher stages.

48. #48Humanoid

    Keys: Humanoid, Dexterity, Fine motor skills, Agility, Move loss, Social impact, Confidence, Contest performance, Physical limitation

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    Humanoid Pokémon experience weight gain similarly to bipeds, but with more pronounced effects on dexterity and fine motor skills. At "obese," moves requiring grace or speed, like Psychic or Focus Punch, are less effective. At "morbidly obese," social and mental effects may appear, such as reduced confidence or reluctance to perform in contests.

49. #49Massive/Already Large

    Keys: Massive, Large, Bulk, Health strain, Organ stress, Immobility, Endurance, Natural bulk, Breathing difficulty, Heart strain

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    These Pokémon are naturally built to carry great mass. Early weight gain has little effect, and even at "obese," they may function normally. However, at "super obese" or "blob-like," even they can become immobile, and health issues like breathing difficulty or heart strain may arise. For Snorlax, the "blob-like" stage is almost a natural state, but for others, it can be dangerous.

50. #50Small/Lightweight

    Keys: Small, Lightweight, Speed loss, Vulnerability, Health issues, Agility, Prey, Mobility loss, Physical limitation

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    Small Pokémon are quickly affected by weight gain. At the "fat" stage, they may lose their speed advantage, and at "obese," they can become unable to escape predators or use moves like Quick Attack. Their tiny frames are not built for excess weight, so health issues appear sooner than in larger species.

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