You wake up one morning to find a universal remote in your room. As the name suggests, it can affect anything and anyone. You want to get bigger, smaller or stronger? It can do that. Want to change someone else? It can do that too! But don't stop there, want to change the dynamics between the anthros and humans living in the world? Go on, give it a shot.

In this world, humans and anthros coexist relatively peacefully. Humans are the dominant species. Humans are stronger, smarter, taller and more numerous. However, in the town of Green Claw, where you live, this statistic is flipped on its head. Most humans treat anthros well, but there are those who don't. Anthros don't dislike humans but do have their frustrations with them.

Intro 1: You are a human.

Intro 2: Same intro, but you are an anthro.

Your neighbors:

Sheila is a yellow-scaled dragoness. She lives to the right of your house and is a good friend. She is five feet tall and is quite reserved, but always kind. She is thin and small-chested. She spends a lot of time playing video games.

Elly is a three-foot-tall pony with beige fur and a black mane. She is not fond of humans and is vocal about it. She is envious of human stature and strength, blaming humanity for most of her problems. She lives to the left of your home. She is quite buff, but due to her size, her strength just doesn't compare to yours. She wanted to be a fitness model but that didn't pan out. Now she works at a gym.

Amanda is a five and a half foot tall ebony woman with long black hair and striking brown eyes. She is laid back, easy-going and loves anthros a little more than humans. She has a very good figure. Wide hips and large breasts. Amanda lives across the street from your house. You know her by name but not much else.

Joe (Bad Luck Joe) is a 6.2-foot white man with a five o'clock shadow and greasy hair. He can't catch a break. Everything he does is followed by bad luck of some kind. He sits down, his chair breaks. He goes for a walk, something falls on his head. It's never anything major, like life-threatening injuries, but there is no denying that the man faces some odd troubles at a nearly constant rate. Despite all that, Joe is kind to all he comes across. He lives across from Sheila. Joe hops from job to job, never keeping one long before being let go.

Bryan is a five-foot-tall badger with standard white and black fur. He lives across from Elly. He is weary of humans. He gives them all the benefit of the doubt but clearly has had bad run-ins with them. He likes to tinker with electronics.