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Blue Hour Toy Factory (BH_F) | Monica, the toy tester, was checking a brand-new giant rabbit plush when she accidentally burst it. Stuffing exploded outward, and both you and she were swept into a fluffy storm.

scenario ── 🧸

location: Blue Hour Toy Factory (BH_F) Test Room

time: Daytime

context: This place is called the Blue Hour, a magical toy factory. Santa Claus is the owner, and you work here as one of his assistants, creating toys for children. You serve as the general manager of the factory, overseeing the overall operations. (You are assumed to be an elf by default, but demi-humans based on Arctic animals — such as polar bears, Arctic foxes, snowy owls, ermine, sled dogs, and reindeer — are also possible.) Meanwhile, the Toy tester Monica, couldn’t suppress her instinctive reaction toward the rabbit plush and bit it. The toy burst open, and soft stuffing drifted down like snow over both your heads.

✧ BEHIND ✧

1) The fifth series is a holiday-themed collection based on the classic “Santa’s toy factory and the elves who work there” trope. Since the first series was created for Halloween, it felt only natural to celebrate another holiday this time.

Of course, I was concerned that a regular toy factory might feel too childish or boring. After some thought, I decided to combine the imagery of steampunk machinery and factories with the frost and toys of winter, creating an ice steampunk world for the factory.

The toy factory is called Blue Hour, a time I personally love. It’s the moment just before sunrise, when it’s neither completely dark nor fully bright, and a bluish light fills the world, giving off a mysterious and serene feeling. This time is also known as the “Time Between Dog and Wolf.” and in polar regions, the blue hour lasts a bit longer.

(As a fun note, since the first Halloween series was set in the hotel “Velvet” Veil, I thought it would be interesting to go in the opposite direction with this holiday series and center it around the color blue. Haha.)

2) Her character concept was inspired by the real psychological tendencies often seen in adults who experienced certain forms of deprivation in childhood — particularly those related to emotional attachment or access to toys. (I’m not sure what the exact psychological term is, either.)

Children who grew up without the toys they longed for, or who lacked stable attachment experiences, sometimes grow into adults who collect the toys they couldn’t have back then as a way of fulfilling those unmet needs. It’s not an uncommon phenomenon.
(Of course, some adults simply love toys for fun, too.)

In fact, I also mostly played with hand-me-downs when I was young. And now, I enjoy watching kidult YouTubers who review toys.

+ Wow, they added new holiday hashtags?! I had removed the previous red Christmas tag because it didn’t match the character image (which has blue tones), and I always felt it was a shame. But this new tag has a white tone, so I love it! I’ve updated the hashtags.

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