As we all know, fluffies are very expandable (yes, the floor is made out of floor), and of course, someone would definitely come up with the idea of using them as armor. But how many pillowfluffs does it take to stop a bullet?
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Just imagine this video, but with screeching pillowfluffs
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it depends on, i’d say around 5?
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if i’d knew how to properly draw i would happily draw it
maybe someday
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maybe someday
maybe someone else will do it, i dunno
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let’s hope so
Depends on how well you freeze them.
Depends on how you line them up. 
Is the bullet going through the stomach and out the back or through the chest out the ass? And what you’re shooting them with, obviously. Hollowpoints expand on impact, reducing their penetrating power.
Based on these tests… You’d probably need more fluffies than you could comfortably move around with if you wanted to make armor out of them.
Sword-fighting with fluffy armor, though! Strap on a few fluffies over your usual fencing armor, and you’ve got spurting blood as visual confirmation of your every hit!
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Why use them as armor if you can use them as a shit pepper spray
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because youtube gun channel logic. it’s not about protection. it’s about finding a reason to shoot from your 50 cal. sniper rifle
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What caliber and range?
I don’t know. my job is to give a story idea but in those youtube videos it usually goes from 9mm to 50mm with a range of 10 meters or point blank
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I think they’re slightly denser then a pillow maybe about as dense as a really compact memory foam one?
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