Before anyone asks: Lul-u’s grandpa died from a fluffy-caused disease. Fluffies did not gang up and kill an old man. As awesome as THAT would be to see.
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That’s a hell of a book to have.
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Fluffy-caused disease… Diabetes?
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Required reading for high schoolers in my headcanon 
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Fluffy-instigated? Fluffy-revival? I dunno. One of the long dormant diseases that had a flair up after the initial wave of fluffies emerged en mass. Wanted to condense it down to a single hyphenated word. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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Oof. I mean I enjoy reading but for a highschool kid? Oof.
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It’s THAT important. Didn’t you ever read a door stopper like War and Peace?
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I could lie but I didn’t. Least in high school.
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Fluffies seem like they’d be carriers for all sorts of diseases while remaining asymptomatic.
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Most of my comics take place a decade+ after the initial wave of fluffies. And in a world where humans can make bio-engineered toys, you can imagine that healthcare technology is pretty good. They weren’t able to save a lot species that have gone extinct, but human children are inoculated for the most common diseases at a young age so human disease is not a huge issue at the moment.
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I like it!!!
So, no longer facing mortality rates like in the past, they’re over populating an needing more food… Not to mention not fearing death makes you a whole lot less compassionate…
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“diabeetus”
Cue Wilford Brimley
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No, but I did have to suffer through “Moby Dick.”
Cringe
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This actually makes a good point! All animals carry diseases in one way or another and fluffies should’t be the exception I mean… they live covered in their piss and shit…
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I’m the weirdo who actually enjoyed Moby Dick. Led me to taking up biology in college. Good shit.
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Wait, her favorite color is mold green?
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Lu-Lu’s not all there in the head. She wanted a fluffy as a pet after all
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Cholera given how much they shit
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