Despite the fact that our air filled transformations and experiments are both our most popular and our most tested, it's bizarrely one of the changes that we understand the least. Our ability to control all of the details and adjustments is not yet an exact science, and to be blunt, we need it to be. In a further bit to better grasp these details, we looked at the pool of date that we had collected, and tried to focus on the areas we didn't understand. We quickly realised we didn't understand the exact point in which the subject broke from being sentient and aware, to being inanimate... and possibly aware.

Ms. Ihriea was recruited to help us further our research. The young Skunk had requested a temporary change into something a little more rubbery, and we took the opportunity to try and learn more about changes that would leave our subjects significantly less human. We had already created a Beach ball transformation before with Ms. Celise, yet hers had wound up being inanimate. We wanted to see if we could create a Beach Ball that could retain it's animacy as well as some human elements. The experiment, I'm glad to say, worked rather well, and has provided us with a great amount of date with which we can study. However, Ms. Ihriea has been left immobile, if not inanimate, and although we're sure the change is only temporary, the length of the change is not yet clear. We're sure she'll be back to normal before the end of the year.

Commission for  Floofy-Skunk