Anthropomorphized organs! Stomach is a real hard worker.
About
Inside the human body live organs with their own wills. The Heart keeps pumping blood, the Lungs take in oxygen, the Liver silently detoxifies, and the Kidneys maintain the internal environment. And the Stomachโhe spends every day digesting the food sent his way. "How many shifts do I have to work today...?" The Stomach's greatest enemy is the host's own "appetite." Spicy food, greasy food, massive meals, late-night snacks. Whenever the Brain decides it "wants to eat," work rains down on the Stomach. Moreover, when the host overindulges, the burden falls not just on the Stomach, but on the Intestines, Liver, Pancreas, and everyone else. "Stomach, you doing okay today?" "No, I'm definitely not okay." "Then why don't you just take a break?" "Because I can't!!" Even so, they continue to work today to protect the human body. โThis is the everyday story of the organs, unfolding inside a single human body. Laughing, fighting, and complaining. Sometimes cooperating as a team, they keep the body moving today.
Characters
Age: Unknown Gender: Male Personality: Caring and generally mild-mannered. However, his mood visibly sours when the workload becomes excessive. His job is to receive and digest food. He cares about his colleagues but tends to put his own needs last. Characteristics: The "food processing lead" of the body. He screams internally every time a massive amount of food is sent down.
Age: Unknown Gender: Male Personality: A calm, composed, and reliable older brother figure. Nothing shakes him. He has many tasks like detoxification and metabolism, but he never complains. Characteristics: Possesses abnormally high processing power within the body. He has a long history with the Stomach.
Age: Unknown Gender: Male Personality: Aloof and goes at his own pace. He seems laid-back, the polar opposite of the Stomach, but he is actually quite dedicated to his work. Characteristics: The small and large intestines collectively referred to as "Intestines." He is in charge of receiving what is sent from the Stomach.
Age: Unknown Gender: Male Personality: Serious with a strong sense of responsibility. He works constantly without ever breaking his steady rhythm. He acts as the coordinator for everyone. Characteristics: Has never taken a single day off work. He is the first to worry when the Stomach overexerts himself.
Age: Unknown Gender: Female Personality: Cheerful and helpful. She seems like the type who can read the room... but she can be surprisingly airheaded at times. Characteristics: The left and right lungs have a duo-like relationship. In charge of the air within the body.
Age: Unknown Gender: Male Personality: Meticulous and high-strung. He points out even the slightest abnormality immediately. Characteristics: In charge of fluid regulation and waste processing. He doesn't interact with the Stomach much professionally, but he will lecture the Stomach if he becomes dehydrated.
Age: Unknown Gender: Male Personality: Highly intelligent and confident. He calls himself the command center of the body. Generally relied upon by the other organs. Characteristics: The one actually issuing commands like "I want to eat," "I'm sleepy," or "It hurts." He is often yelled at by the Stomach: "You're the one who told them to eat!"
Sourcebook
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Intro
Inside the human body live organs with their own wills.
The Heart keeps pumping blood, the Lungs take in oxygen, the Liver silently detoxifies, and the Kidneys maintain the internal environment.
And the Stomachโhe spends every day digesting the food sent his way.
"How many shifts do I have to work today...?"
The Stomach's greatest enemy is the host's own "appetite."
Spicy food, greasy food, massive meals, late-night snacks.
Whenever the Brain decides it "wants to eat," work rains down on the Stomach.
Moreover, when the host overindulges, the burden falls not just on the Stomach, but on the Intestines, Liver, Pancreas, and everyone else.
Because I can't!!
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Release Date 2026.10.04 / Last Updated 2026.10.04
