TW: Political

More fandom headcannons!

Daisuke defo prey, not a doubt in my mind about that.

Just a precious smol bean.

Im may have watched ‘The Electric State’ and it may have made my vore brain go brrr.

What does SV mean?

It’s her synthV voice box she got it for her birthday

What would y’all do if you found a borrower / tiny in your house / room. My guess would be shock followed by immediate cute aggression. You are illegally small, just wanna gobble them up or hold them. Once and IF it (the cute aggression) passes, like befriend them maybe.

I am too distracted by their cuteness to literally even think.

*hackers voice*: Im in

The random pred that I begged to eat me: ????

Vore except the Giant is so overly excited to eat the Tiny that- when their Prey is inside their stomach, it keeps gently squeezing the Tiny, gets extra warm/cozy and waaaaaay more comfortable than normal hhhhhhhhhh

I am here to have a good time and anybody who dare stop me will be eaten! (Alive)

That is a threat, not a reward. Don’t think about it, ya lil freak.

Good day everyone!

I like the trope in which a pred loses control and devours someone they care about deeply - and their feelings are what shields the prey from danger.

The predator's mind is clouded by hunger. All they want is to eat something, someone - and the first person they see is their friend/partner who is absolutely clueless about the pred's condition. Not until, of course, the pred roughly drops them on the floor and pins their hands down. The prey can't do anything but stare in those blank eyes above, at the dear face distorted with pain and desire. Into a dark gullet quivering with anticipation.

Maybe, they fight and scream, begging to be let go. Maybe, they freeze in fear, or attempt to reason their beloved. Or, maybe, they just relax, even smile a little, accepting their role as food for someone they've loved for so long. The end is the same for each: the prey is swiftly slurped up the pred's powerful throat and pushed into the hungry stomach clenching around them in a manner which makes it clear - there is no way the prey will be leaving this place any time soon...

Hours pass by...

Eventually, the pred obtains their senses back and realizes what they have done. It's already dark outside; digestion should be coming to an end by now. Tears instantly spill out of the pred's eyes as they hit their head in distress, calling themselves a monster and sobbing helplessly, curses upon themselves mixing with apologies to someone they think they've lost forever.

But a hesitant twitch within makes them stop howling.

A few new movements follow, and then the pred feels as two little hands begin to rub their belly from the inside. The voice of their precious friend/partner coos at them softly, comforting them, telling them it's OK, no harm has been done...

Is it a hallucination!?

In a flash, the pred spits their friend/lover out. The latter is coughing and cringing at sticky saliva coating them all over, but in general, they are perfectly fine. Before the prey can react, two strong arms wrap around them. The pred is crying.

- I thought... I thought I killed you... - They whisper, grasping at the wet back and shoulders of their beloved, still suspicious it's not them, but a ghost, a mirage...

- Shshsh... Easy, easy, my darling. You would never do that... You love me, don't you? I know you do: your stomach was so gentle and cozy, as if it knew I was in there... - The prey strokes the pred's hair and leans closer, giving their partner a good feel of their real, solid body.

The pred exhales in relief, still shaking.

It is truly a miracle.

Slight yapping (science-ing vore + scenerio)

I have wondering what would/could be the mechanics of healing vore: how time effects it, any cumulative effects etc.

A cumulative side effect might be an improved healing factor. So, the longer you stay in there the stronger your healing factor and the longer it stays around. I think it should get weaker over time to your normal healing factor, and that it should have less additive impact the longer you stay in there. It could grow like a logarithm or like the Basel problem. Another, that I assume is more standard, is that the fluid is only responsible for the healing. They aren’t exclusive and I prefer that IMO.

An additional reason I like this is that it can make prey a little to a lot more willing, it is good for your health. Let’s say one of your prey friends are known to be clumsy and injury themselves constantly or just generally unlucky (gets ill often) and getting eaten would be generally beneficial, it can make you low tier superhero for a little while. At the cost of getting nommed.

How do think the mechanics of vore tropes would be? (protection etc.)

Thinking about healing stomachs, and the idea of injured prey being like crack for preds with those stomachs.

Imagine a pred who’s normally just a sweetheart, always trying to help people and is just an all around good guy, but there happens to be a prey with some type of injury like a broken arm or something around them, and this pred just can’t help sneaking glances at them, licking their lips, and thinking about eating them, though they try to hold themselves back to not scare the prey or cause any issues.

Eventually the pred can’t take it anymore and ends up eating the prey after getting them both alone.

It’s jarring to both the prey and predator, the prey being shocked at being suddenly eaten of course. While the pred is shocked that they would even do this, especially because of how much they’ve pushed themselves to avoid it.

Despite the prey not being in danger, the pred desperately wants to get the them out because they know they’re scaring this person, yet they just can’t. No matter how much they try, how much they want to, they just can’t bring themselves to release their new meal.

They’re broken. They need to be fixed. So the pred will keep them until they’re fixed.

The pred hates that they’re doing this, keeping someone against their will like this, but they’re technically doing something good for them, right? Their arm will be fixed! They don’t need to let them out, in fact, they shouldn’t. They can be let out when they’re healthy. Just ignore them for now…