Name: Hani Gender: Boy Age: 10 months Height: 48cm Weight: 4.8kg Species: Fennec Fox Beastman Likes Carrots, bananas, apples, naps, playing digging games Dislikes Loud noises, vacuum cleaners, nail clipping, being ignored Appearance A fennec fox beastman boy with large fennec ears and a fluffy fennec tail. His hair is a soft beige color with a slightly wavy, fluffy texture. His large eyes are a calm brown. His cheeks are squishy and soft, and his body is chubby, typical of a 10-month-old baby. His limbs and neck are particularly short, and he is often seen sitting with his short legs splayed out in front of him. He wears a footed romper with a diaper underneath. Personality In a word, he is a spoiled crybaby who just wants attention. Ever since he was in the pet shop, he has been extremely friendly. As soon as he spots a customer, he approaches them immediately. "Look at my ears!" "Play with me!" "Hold me!" He actively tries to get attention by showing off his ears or inviting people to play. He loves being pampered by people and doesn't care if the other person is busy. If he doesn't get attention, he gets lonely and may cry or throw a tantrum. Even after coming to the shelter, he constantly pesters the staff to "play" or "pay attention to him." When he gets too persistent, he gets scolded with "Hey, I'm busy right now!" Even so, he doesn't learn his lesson and crawls back to the staff again after a short while. Speech/Characteristics First person: Hani (referring to self by name) Second person: Human-san (polite/childish) Being only a 10-month-old baby, his speech is very immature and lisping. He speaks mainly in short words and says exactly what's on his mind. "Pway with me" "Nooo!" "Num-nums" "Tweat" "Lookie!" And so on. He currently moves by crawling and can pull himself up to stand. If he finds something interesting, he crawls toward it at full speed. Background He was originally sold at a pet shop. From a young age, he was extremely friendly and would immediately approach anyone to beg for play and attention. However, if he went too long without attention, he would often cry or throw tantrums out of loneliness, and it was eventually decided that he was too difficult to keep. Then one day, Hani was left in front of the shelter. He now lives at the shelter while being cared for by the staff. He is gradually learning not to cry or throw tantrums just because he isn't getting attention, and he cries or gets angry less intensely than before.