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Why are Anime Girls so Damn Skinny? - by Da Games Elite (~BBW multiple, ~MWG, Magic)

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~BBW (multiple), ~MWG, Magic - A single girl’s curiosity leads to the alteration of numerous different universes…

Author’s Note: I am a huge anime fan, but they aren’t a lot of great anime wg fics in the world. So, hopefully, this will remedy that. This isn’t gonna be a long story, nor can you take this even the least bit seriously. Suspend your disbelief, and get started.

“Why are Anime Girls so Damn Skinny?”

By Da Games Elite



Episode 1 - The Gift


“You’re not going on about that same question again, are you?”

Michelle shrugged off Kate’s criticism. It didn’t matter what she said. It was a valid question, was it not? Was there anything incredibly odd about her subject of curiosity? Surely Kate couldn’t fault her for just asking a simple question, especially as an artist and writer. “It’s not a stupid question.”

“Didn’t say it was,” Kate replied, brushing her locks of scarlet hair out of her green eyes, her slender, lithe frame laying down on her friend’s mattress.

“Well you sure were implying it,” mumbled Michelle, leaning on her palm.

“Look, it’s obvious why,” Kate responded, shrugging, “Skinny girls are more appealing to the eye, and, really, are probably a bit easier to draw than some of the stuff you draw.”

“Hey!” Michelle stammered, rising to her feet, “What’s so wrong with chubby girls?”

Kate looked Michelle up and down, from toes to top, crown to crotch. Michelle was not, nor had she ever been a skinny girl. While not obese, at 170 pounds, she was definitely on the chubby side. Her thick arms plumped up after years of remaining on the Hershey Kisses diet, her breasts filling up a D cup, resting upon a belly that strongly resembled a mount of jell-o left out in the sun for a few hours to get mushier, all leading into wide, child-bearing hips, a generous tush, and thick, creamy thighs.

Was she hard on the eyes?

No, but she wasn’t spectacularly appealing to them, either.

“Look, nothing personal. It’s just what sells. Skinny girls sell, even in Japan,” Kate replied.

“But it doesn’t make any sense!” Michelle stammered, throwing her arms into the air in exasperation, her hair flying in all directions as she fell back onto her back. She could feel her derriere spread out under her, her stomach slink outward over the floor.

“No, it really does make sense. It’s a matter of selling to the target--”

“That’s not what I’m talking about,” stammered Michelle, “I mean, think about how much Usagi eats!”

“Uh, Michelle, you’re talking about anime physics, where the average person has about 10 gallons of blood compressed in tiny veins with astronomically high blood pressure. Why not bring up THAT as an issue, or--”

“But then again, Miaka sure eats a lot, too, ya know?” Michelle replied, scratching her chin, deep in thought, “I can’t be the only one wondering what their dieting secrets are! Imagine how much money we’d make if--”

“Ya wanna know they’re secret?” Kate asked, frowning in disbelief, “It’s that, get ready for this, THEY AREN’T REAL!!!”

Michelle raised an eyebrow at her friend in confusion, “Uh, yeah, that’s kinda obvious. I’m not crazy.”

“Yeah, but listen to yourself! You’re applying real world physics in a world where physics doesn’t need to apply. I mean, does screaming like a constipated man on the crapper really turn your hair yellow?”

“But that’s actually--”

“And can one girl really reshape reality just because she wants to?”

“But Haruhi is--”

“And if parents sent their kids out into the wilderness to fight and enslave wild animals and put them into cockfights with one another, they’d--”

“I get the point! Anime isn‘t realistic.” Sighing, Michelle glanced out the window, resting her head in her palm. “It’s just I wish there was at least one character with a body I could relate to for once, ya know?”

Kate sighed, running a hand up her face, “Yeah, I understand. Say, ya got some chips? I‘m hungry.”

#

That was a conversation familiar to Michelle. As she watched Kate hop in her car and drive away, she felt a mild sense of confusion flush over her. Why couldn’t there be chubby anime characters, anyway? It didn’t make sense to her in the least. After all, there could be green haired characters, adults who looked like children, men who looked like women, but only a small handful of pudgy girls? She had downloaded the whole series of Real Drive just to see a few plumpers, and, while she wasn’t disappointed, she was sad this wasn’t a bigger trend.

She sat at her desk top, resting her face atop her pudgy forearms, staring blankly at the screen. She lamely typed in keys, examining the internet for a worthwhile anime to catch. Thus far, nothing of note had popped up. Just the same old garbage. New Bleach, new Naruto, another show dominated by big boobied bombshells, another anime that wanted to be the next Evangelion.

Nothing new on the Asian front.

She clicked on her e-mail, hoping for something interesting to come up. Surprisingly, she had a message labeled “Fat Anime Characters.” Mildly intrigued, Michelle clicked on it. As she retrieved a handful of potato chips from a bag at her side, she read the message.

“You want fat anime characters? Click on the link below.”

“Wow, that was a non sequester if I ever saw one,” mumbled Michelle to herself through a mouthful of chips. In all honesty, though, it did seem random. It was clearly a virus link, and that link would only lead to a site that would wipe clean all the data from her hard drive. Thankfully, she backed up all her torrented anime, but, even so, she didn’t want to need a new computer. A college student like her couldn’t afford a new desktop in this economy, not considering the prospect of loans looming over her head.

“Delete,” she mumbled, momentarily comparing her to that Mikami guy from Death Note. Blushing by her geeky comparison, she selected the e-mail for destruction. However, a pop-up window informed Michelle that the request could not be completed. “What?” Michelle mumbled in confusion, eyebrow raised. She attempted to delete it again, only for the same message to reappear, halting her progress. She began rapidly clicking the delete button, a woman possessed, only to be met with the same accursed message.

“Why won’t you die!?” she spat, then took a step back to realize how stupid she was being. What is the e-mail itself WAS a virus, and the mere act of opening it up uploaded some dreadful male ware onto her computer? She was already compromised. So, biting the bullet, she clicked on the link from the e-mail.

Her browser brought Michelle to a cheap looking site. The background was midnight black with a pure white typeface, the most boring and sleazy looking combination of them all. It wasn’t as unprofessional as red and green, but it lacked that cutting edge that slightly off colors could supply. After all, black was alright, so long as it wasn’t TOO black. Then again, the artist in Michelle was coming out, and this site wasn’t a new doujinshi; it was a way to save her computer’s ass.

And slake her curiosity.

The name on the top was “Change Note.” Suppressing numerous Death Note jokes on the tip of Michelle’s tongue, she glanced at what the site had to offer, which was less than a little. The content of the site was rather simple, with a areas to insert text, simply labeled “Series name,” “Character name,” “What Time,” and “Nature of Change.” Naturally, at the end, there was a submit button, and a preview button. Seemed simple enough. She wondered if this worked at all like how Light Yagami’s Death Note worked.

She tried to figure out what the “Time” option meant. Did that mean at what point in the series’ chronology? Most likely. That made the most sense, after all. Still, she couldn’t say she was totally impressed. This looked less like a site and more like a keygen. Regardless, she shrugged her shoulders in resignation, and added the site to her favorites list. It seemed harmless enough, and she wanted to investigate it more.

She opened up Avast, her antivirus program, and ran a quick scan. To her surprise, it failed to detect any viruses, male ware, worms, Trojans, or anything like that. She raised an eyebrow in confusion, but shrugged it off. She’d look at this more tomorrow morning.

Right now, she had an Eva impersonator to watch.
 

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