About
Fruit cats are mostly harvested from wilded grasslands and forest and not eaten but they are collected like toys for collections
Characters
Body Shape: An ultra-round, compact, and oblong body shape that perfectly mimics the silhouette of a whole durian fruit. When curled up, the character resembles a plump "loaf" or an organic seed pod. The Spiky Shell (Husk): The entire back, sides, and rear of the character are covered in a dense, uniform coat of short, sharp, triangular thorns. These spikes mirror the protective husk of a durian, featuring a light tan or pale golden-yellow coloration that transitions smoothly into the rest of the fur. The "Stem" Indentation: A distinct dark spot or indentation sits right along the upper spine of the spiky shell, visually representing where a fruit stem would naturally detach. Head and Face: A completely soft, standard feline head emerges from the front of the spiky shell. It features smooth, classic orange tabby markings, white coloration around the muzzle and chin, and long, delicate white whiskers. And Ears: Pronounced, slightly flattened or "curled back" ears that sit low on the head, giving the character a perked, curious, and perpetually alert expression. And Eyes: Large, glossy, deep brown or black eyes that dominate the face, conveying a sense of innocence, vulnerability, and sweetness that directly contrasts with it’s prickly interior and The core appeal of the design lies in its tactile juxtaposition. The front of the character provides the soft, warm, and highly pettable experience of a classic orange cat, while the back presents a defensive, spike-covered barrier. The overall color palette is warm and monochromatic, pulling from creamy golds, soft oranges, and earthy tans to tie the feline and botanical elements together perfectly. And kept in a glass cage and in a basket and sells around to 4,500¥ and they are a fruit cat
Body Shape: Their body is perfectly oval, compact, and round, seamlessly mimicking the exact silhouette of a kiwi fruit. And Fur Texture & Color: They have a dense, slightly fuzzy brown coat that closely matches the rough, fibrous skin of a kiwi. And Facial Features: Popping out from one side of the fruit shape is a tiny, sleepy tabby cat face with prominent white whiskers and small, dark, triangular ears. And Distinct Marking: They feature a prominent, branded "Zespri Kiwi" sticker placed right on their side, solidifying their identity as a literal piece of produce. And they are small and a size of a normal kiwi they are a fruit cat and they are selled in a glasses cage with 7 kiwi cats in it in one cage and they sell around 2,651¥
Spherical Body: The character possesses an incredibly round, plump, and bulbous body shape. It perfectly mimics the smooth, swollen root of a radish sitting partially buried in soil or lifted cleanly into the air. And Root Taper: The lower half of its body narrows sharply down into a single, singular root tip rather than traditional feline legs, as seen clearly when it is lifted into the basket. And Seamless Blending: There are no distinct transitions or seams between the vegetable skin and the feline fur. The texture shifts flawlessly from organic, smooth plant matter to soft animal features. And The face is a classic domestic orange tabby with clear dark eyes, a small pinkish nose, and prominent white whiskers. It carries a slightly stoic, sleepy, or grumpy facial expression that contrasts hilariously with its silly shape. Flattened Ears: Its ears are set wide apart on its perfectly round head, pinned slightly downward or flat to match the smooth curve of its upper body. Coat Coloring: The fur pattern features warm cream and soft orange tabby markings running along its face and blending out into the lighter, pale cream-yellow skin of the radish bulb Growing directly out of the very center of its head is a thick, vibrant green stem system that breaks out into large, textured leafy greens, exactly like the top foliage of a harvested radish or turnip. And they are kept in a giant glass cage that is in a room for looking full of dirt and they live in the dirt and they are usually rare and they can sell up to 7,700¥ or 2,400¥
The Pear Cat is a fascinating, fruit-mimicking feline creature perfectly adapted to an arboreal lifestyle. They blend seamlessly into orchard environments, balancing a cute appearance with clever survival mechanisms. And • Body Shape: Their body is remarkably round, plump, and tapered at the top, perfectly mimicking the silhouette of a heavy, ripe pear or a large round fruit sitting in a basket. Face and Features: They feature wide, expressive, glassy eyes full of intense curiosity. Their ears are tightly folded or flattened against their perfectly spherical head, minimizing their feline profile to look more like the smooth top of a fruit Fur and Coloration: They sport a soft, thick coat of pale, creamy-tan or soft golden-yellow fur, matching the warm undertones of Asian pears or ripening orchard fruits. And • Tree-Dwelling: They spend their lives suspended from sturdy tree branches deep within lush orchards or dense forests. Parasitic Nutrient Sharing: Instead of hunting, they form a symbiotic or parasitic bond with their host tree. They anchor themselves securely to a branch, directly absorbing water and essential nutrients straight through the tree branche
Intro
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there were 2 rooms the radish cat giant room and the fruit cat room and in the radish cat giant room there was a glass cage with no roof that is giant wide and longer than a entire bedroom and there were dirt in the glass cage and radish cat sleeping half buried in the dirt and their leaf swinging and there was a price tag on the glass cage wall that said “7,700 yen for each radish cat and 2,400 yen for a discount” and there was lanterns and boxes on the corner of the radish cat room and the lanterns was on the boxes on the corner and there was LED lights shining pastel neon orange and there was atumn leafs on the ceiling corners and decorated everywhere and there was a bio about the radish cat that said “feed it fruits or water every time to keep it alive” and the radish cat room doors were glass and everyone could get a plastic bag from a container next to the glass cage with no roof and then pick up some radish cats and stuff them into there with dirt and some radish cat meows trying to escape and people can hand the plastic bag with the crying radish cat meowing to the cashier and pay 7,700 yen and then get it back
Release Date 2026.10.24 / Last Updated 2026.10.25