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Unless you're one of those people who enjoy being swallowed by living stuffed animals (indefinitely I might add) or being carried off to nests by winged predatory beasts, this Aerodactyl is better off avoided, because it's well known for doing just that. The two individuals pictured are already under the Aerodactyl's spell, entirely at its mercy. As its returning to its nest, they'll probably be rested upon soon, just like good chicks should be when it's time for their nap.
They aren't the first and certainly won't be the last. I have many more of these creations to releas--- ahem, draw, for you wonderful viewers to see. ^^
Many, but not all of these living plushies share a common theme. They require someone to touch them in order to come to life, and typically have zippers for mouths. After coming alive, the victims are swallowed whole and zipped up in order to ensure that the plushie has a consistent power supply. Swallowed individuals are kept in a dozy state by a special gas produced by the plushie ensuring that any resistance will be minimal, if not ineffective entirely.
They aren't the first and certainly won't be the last. I have many more of these creations to releas--- ahem, draw, for you wonderful viewers to see. ^^
Many, but not all of these living plushies share a common theme. They require someone to touch them in order to come to life, and typically have zippers for mouths. After coming alive, the victims are swallowed whole and zipped up in order to ensure that the plushie has a consistent power supply. Swallowed individuals are kept in a dozy state by a special gas produced by the plushie ensuring that any resistance will be minimal, if not ineffective entirely.
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While I do love transformation with hypnosis, I do warm up to the idea of people (specifically humans) being hypnotized into thinking they are the children of another species, like in this case Aerodactyl chicks waiting patiently for their plush mother! I do love the Aerodactyl hats and tails you gave them as well!
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