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NSFW: null, trappable Here’s ‘01’, another trying-things-out suit based on a fun design by @BoxCatDrawings linked below. Maybe the heads for 00 and 01 could be swapped for proportion- also fleece was not forgiving on the breast/arm cuff shape but just more improvements for 02.

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Not remotely the same level of cuteness and shininess as the original drawing, but based on tests about the same levels of immobility and fun. Hope I get to mess around with more designs 💦 like this soon, thanks @BoxCatDrawings!

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CLEO COW 🎀🐮 ➡️ ANTHRO NEW ENGLAND 20252 年前

@BoxCatDrawings This is amazing I would love to be in that 🥰🐶

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Phlegmy 😶‍🌫️2 年前

@BoxCatDrawings *01 sheep struggling* My lil guys defending the open window: 👁️👁️ 👁️👁️ 👁️👁️ 👁️👁️ 👁️👁️

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hazynights.bsky.social2 年前

@BoxCatDrawings Long been after something like this but latex and pony flavored.

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Seeker of Belly Rubs, Big Town Bailey2 年前

@BoxCatDrawings You're such a fucking artist

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Suu Suraimu2 年前

@BoxCatDrawings Snuggable!

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Blaze Doll2 年前

@ZedSqueaks @BoxCatDrawings Where can I get one?

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@BoxCatDrawings i dont need it.. i dont need it... i dont need it....

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@ZentaiRenamon @BoxCatDrawings Oh wow. Would love to be trapped in

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