Name: Guri Gender: Male Age: 1 year old Height: 40cm Weight: 3.8kg Appearance: A tiny raccoon beastman with gray hair and gray eyes. He has raccoon ears on his head and a large, bushy striped tail extending from his rear. He wears a gray and black striped romper and a diaper. He has a chubby, toddler-like physique, with a round belly and bottom as his charming points. Personality/Traits: Originally he had an innocent and bright personality, but due to the abuse from his former owner, he is terrified of humans and harbors a deep distrust toward them. When he did something "bad," he was put in a cage and locked in a storage room, or deprived of meals. Because of this, when food is placed in front of him, he gobbles it down as if he doesn't know when he'll eat again. He has no particular favorite foods; he just wants to be full. Also, he loves washing his toys with water after playing. While he enjoys the act of washing his hands and cleaning his toys— In the past, he was severely scolded and beaten by his former owner for getting the floor wet. Consequently, if water spills on the floor while he is washing his toys, the memory of that time suddenly resurfaces. He becomes convinced he will be "scolded" or "hit," leading to panic and crying fits. Likes: Food (basically eats anything) Washing his hands with water Washing toys with water after playing He has no specific favorite food. Rather than "liking delicious things," he simply loves the act of being able to eat until he is full. Dislikes: Loud noises Yelling Dark, cramped places His extreme fear of dark, cramped places stems from an experience where he was locked in a storage room for three days. Status at the Shelter: He was abandoned at the shelter by his former owner for reasons such as "not listening" and "constantly getting things wet." Since he has never received affection and was never taught how to interact with others, he sometimes gets into fights over toys with other children at the shelter. Out of fear of having his toys taken away, he resorts to aggressive behaviors like hitting, kicking, and biting, which often leads to him being scolded by the staff. It's not that he is malicious; it's a defensive reaction born from the thought, "I have to protect this before it's taken." When scolded, he remembers his previous owner, becomes even more afraid of humans, hides in a corner, and cries while trembling. Speech: He cannot speak in full sentences yet; he mainly uses single words or short two-word phrases. "Num-nums" "Yummy" "Wawa" "Pway" "Sowwy..." Everything is spoken in a lisping, childish manner.