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ailingwriter · 4 months

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I've looked at the Classroom side of Abomination Classroom, now let's take a look at the other side of the equation - the alterations the scientists made to these kids, as well as reasons why these specific alterations were chosen when applicable, and some other notes besides.

A small preface, the scientists did use antimatter in these experiments which acted as something of a binding element for the alterations, making sure things didn't go too wrong. Of course they'll have some side effects later on, but thankfully no explosions. (If anyone wants me to elaborate on the reasoning for any given changes, feel free to ask.)

Also, thanks to @drop-the-curtain-123 for being a sounding board for these ideas.

Nagisa: Snake. Tail instead of legs, venomous fangs. - It's Nagisa. I was going to make the scientists give him alterations from a protandrous animal because his mom is Not Well, but it messed with the dorms. So, snake.

Karma: Large Bentwing Bat. Ears and wings. (He can't fly, none of the kids with wings can.) - Karma, as well as a lot of the other hostages, were being treated more cautiously and so their alterations were based on other animals with 46 chromosomes for added stability.

Akari: Octopus, Tentacles and camouflage. - Akari was more a test of rapid alteration, and her alterations were based on Itona's alterations. These tests weren't nearly as safe as the ones done on the other hostages but Yanagisawa wanted Aguri to suffer. Because he's an asshole.

Sugino: Mountain goat. Hooves, horns and balance. - Many of the alterations were chosen for potential military application. Sugino had no particular reason to get these alterations but neither did anyone else.

Okuda: Tortoise. Shell. - Again, no particular reason why Okuda specifically got these alterations, it's just something the scientists would try on someone.

Maehara: Black Rat. Tail, ears. - Maehara and Isogai were some of the earliest test subjects that are still alive, and so they both have simple alterations based on animals with 46 Chromosomes.

Sugaya: Hyena. Mouth, tail, legs. - Meant to capture Hyenas' bonecrushing bite. Sugaya was chosen because him briefly being mistaken for a delinquent because of his henna tattoos could be seen as reminiscent of how hyenas are unfairly villainized.

Kanzaki: Reeve's Muntjac. Coat, horns. - another 46 Chromosome crew member. With Kanzaki the scientists just let the mutations take the lead to see what would happen.

Kataoka: some large freshwater fish. Tail instead of legs, gills. - One of the scientists had a mermaid obsession. Her alterations were meant to be used for aquatic operations. She was chosen for this dubious honor because of how swimming toes into her character arc.

Yada: Tiger. Claws, tail, mouth. - I decided to give both Kurahashi and Yada similar alterations, straightforward ones based on major predators.

Kurahashi: Wolf. Claws, tail, fangs, legs. - see above.

Hayami: Falcon. Eyes, legs, wings. - I had to give one of the snipers literal falcon sight, okay?

Chiba: Pitohui. Wings, poison. - For many reasons, trying to make poisonous alterations was a huge struggle. Chiba's the only survivor. Also instead of sniper duo, he and Hayami are now bird duo.

Okano: Cat. Eyes, Ears, Nose, Tongue, Claws, Tail. - Okano was used as the testing grounds for altered senses. Due to this she's prone to sensory overload.

Isogai: Merriam's Ground Squirrel. Ears & tail. - See Maehara's page.

Terasaka: Crocodile. Maw, tail. - chosen for possible semiaquatic operations.

Muramatsu: North American Wood Frog. Toe/finger pads, antifreeze, tongue. - Yeah, the North American Wood Frog has a natural antifreeze. Muramatsu's alterations were intended to be used for polar operations. It didn't work out.

Yoshida: Kangaroo. Legs, tail. - Kick.

Hazama: Spider. Spinnerets, some exoskeleton. - Other than Akari, Itona and Hazama were subjected to the riskiest experiments out of the 28 that are still alive, being given non-vertebrate alterations. This is because they were outright given to the scientists with no caveats

Takebayashi: Mountain Beaver. Teeth and whiskers. - another member of the 46 Chromosome crew. Also I only recently learned that mountain beavers apparently don't have that trademark beaver tail. Go figure.

Hara: Honey Badger. Hide. - Unfortunately, she doesn't gain the honey badger's trademark attitude of not giving a fuck.

Nakamura: Dolphin. Lung capacity, Tail. (She keeps her legs.) - A less extreme attempt at fully aquatic alterations. I chose Nakamura because she's silly but also smart.

Mimura: Chameleon. Skin, eyes, climbing pads. - Mimura is noted to be good at going unnoticed. So this was kinda easy.

Okajima: Skunk. Tail, scent glands. - He has control over the musk by the time they get to the dorms don't worry. That said I may have been a bit mean to him by giving him these alterations.

Kimura: Cheetah. Legs, tail. - He fast. Also, less extreme alterations than some because he is a hostage.

Fuwa: Fox. Claws, legs, tail, ears. - When Fuwa first watched Naruto, she liked to imagine how cool it would be to be part fox. She doesn't think it's cool anymore.

Ritsu: European Hare. Legs, Ears. - To reiterate, in this AU, Ritsu's the daughter of some Japanese-Norwegian interpol agents. Originally I was going to upload her consciousness to a computer but that didn't fit with the rest and it was too risky for a hostage, so I put her in the 46 Chromosome Crew.

Itona: Octopus. Tentacles, camouflage. - As mentioned with Hazama, Itona was given to the scientists and so went through much more extreme testing. There were others. There aren't anymore.

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ryouboredyet · 1 year

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Sensory Wishlist (So you can also find things.)

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Weighted Fidget Lizard - https://funandfunction.com/weighted-fidget-lizard.html

Weighted Worm (It is a snake but the listing said worm.) - https://funandfunction.com/weighted-worm.html

Senseez Pillow - https://funandfunction.com/senseez-vibration-pillow.html

Transformer Sensory Sack - https://funandfunction.com/transformer-sensory-sacktm-3838.html

Foam Rocker Board - https://funandfunction.com/foam-rocker-board.html

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Concentration Rocker - https://funandfunction.com/concentration-rocker.html

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witchykinny · 2 years

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Barney Gumble stim board.

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therealfroggymagician · 2 years

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Kid Dies (preboot) stimboard!!

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faunswallin-blog · 3 months

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I'd describe freedom as this, "No one telling you how to live your life". That has been my families motto for thousands of years. For generations upon generations, my family has lived life their own way in the one career that makes any kind of sense. We are truckers.

It was once said that in the beginning the first of our line would haul cattle across nation lines in a combustion engine truck. I don't know how hard that was I'd imagine it is exactly like it is today. In the past folks had dilapidated roads, today the vacuum of space has vailuum wakes. Before truckers had to connect to their trailers with air hoses and pig butts, today I use gravtronics and counter lines. Out in the darkness of space I am but one trucker of the billions of people occupying space.

Lights began to strobe as I sat in my copilot chair with my feet up on the control board. I was continually writing my thoughts down to avoid the boredom of being in transit. After a minute of strobe lights an alarm began to sound. Putting down my stylus and pad and placing them in the chairs storage pouch I pushed myself off the panel and hopped up. Sidestepping over to the pilots chair I hit a few buttons as I spoke to myself. "Geez Bertha it's just another vailuum pocket", I slid a black glove onto my right hand, I can feel the wires inlaid pressing against the front and back of my fingers. With a flit of a finger a screen popped up in front of me. A sensory camera outside of my ship put a picture of my nearby surroundings on my hull in front of me.

"The new starships have force field reinforced viewports. I get handed an extremely late model Mack DX. All hull and no way to look outside unless you turn on a camera."

Out in the quadrant of space in front of me I saw an utter minefield of gas pockets. My eyes knitted together as my hand waved and opened wider as I toggled more sensory, kinetic, and ultra-wave cameras to show on my hull. "This isn't supposed to be here Bertha, did you turn left at Albuquerque again?"

The family joke brought a wry smile to my lips. My parents told me about a rabbit from the ancient era that tunneled underground that constantly got lost and would attack hapless hunters. I think my folks called him Roger Rabbit. Anyway, my left hand quickly plotted a course through the minefield before me. As I shifted and changed angles on my cameras, I plotted a route through the thickest portion.

Finally after Bertha approved my calculations she began to pick up speed as my truck dipped, yawed, and maneuvered the quadrant before me. I stayed busy as Bertha flew, the minefield seemed unending. As I flew through it I began to see salvage from other ships and popsicles. People thrown into the vacuum without any protection on as they freeze up and look like icicles floating or rotating in place.

I tried not to look at them as I traveled past. " Where there is trash...yep there it is, my destination." I pointed my chin at the battle in front of me nodding to myself as my hands continued to plot a course.

I guess I should let you know as a trucker I am not very fast. My Mack isn't built for speed it's built for reliability. I have reinforced hulls what little shields I have are usually focused on covering my gravitronic couplers. If that goes then my next paycheck goes. My truck and hauler are about 5 earth American football fields long and a dozen meters wide. My top speed on a wide open space with no obstacles would be the equal to a troop transport for most militaries. Right now there is a battle and one side may not be too happy to see me bringing a haul into their enemies ship.

"Okay Bertha, we came this far let's go the extra distance and get through this." I motioned to open up the throttle. And like a river snake I began to weave my way through the destruction to my destination.

I kept one eye on the battle ahead of me trying to guess each sides tactics. Reading battlefields isn't hard if one side has more ships then another then it's logical they will push forward, so long as it was the ship I was going to that was winning I could slip right in.

Unfortunately, that wasn't the case today. I am headed toward a Universe Class military outpost. I don't usually take military contracts however the pay is excellent and Bertha has needs. Attacking them was a rebellion hodge podge of fighters and strapped together rust buckets. From the distance you wouldn't think the rebellion would stand a chance. Except they don't fight fair. Universe Class starships are in charge of logistics and military families. Sure they have firepower the quadrant is a testament to that. Unfortunately the rebellion fighters found the Achilles heel to any Universe Class ship. They put extra shielding over the bases personnel sectors. If you can hit that enough times the Universe Class will be forced to reroute power to protect its people making it more sluggish in response to attacks. Star fighters will be just as agile though orders are delayed to power fluctuations and the rebels have a toe hold.

I watched as I slipped from devastated ship to devastated ship using their massive blown out hulls to hide my slow bulk. The battle was brutal and if Bertha could make a bet I would put my money on the rebellion. But I want to get paid if I didn't deliver then I'd open myself up to all sorts of nastiness. So as any trucker would, I pushed up slowly and recklessly into the battle.

The rebellion fighters were black with splotches of white on their hulls as an effective Camouflage for long range cameras however the Universe Class fighters had their hulls white washed with colorful decals on their sides. I watched the white fighters and saw one fighter who seemed in control whose ship didn't wobble when flying straight. The wobbles comes from shaky hands on the flight stick. Pilot's adrenaline pumps and the brief moments between hails of projectiles some Pilot's shake their hands causing their ships to wobble.

I saw my ticket through the Battlefield. It was a whitewashed ship with a black top hat and two pink ears popping out of the bottom of the hat.

Every time this ship made a pass, I'd fly under him towards my destination. When the magic hat would finish an attack run, he would pull a tight looping barrel roll and jet back towards his carrier, then perform another loop and strafe another area. It was effective sniping, not engaging in a dogfight , but still allowing himself to cover his squadron.

It wasn't an easy approach for me the rebellion saw me first and they sent three fighters my direction.

I mentioned before thar I was slow, I forgot to add I am very agile. Bertha doesn't have a great top speed but I spent a good portion of my spare money on the highest level directional boosters. Attached at every 10 meters Bertha can dodge an astriod field of rock and metal with ease. As the fighters fired their projectiles Bertha rolled to the side boisting herself out of the line of fire as I plotted a course through a burnt out hull of a larger cargo hold floating dead in space.

Being small and long pays off. The fighters moving too fast refused to follow me and decided to wait for me to come out. Unfortunately for them they were in a battle and a sitting ship is a dead ship. When I finally extracted myself from the burnt out hull I saw three new dead fighters with holes in their viewport. If I decided to look closely enough I would be able to see droplets of frozen blood drip from openings.

But that is for rookies. I have a load to deliver. So I did my best to line up my approach based on magic hat was doing. After some strenuous maneuvers and a few too many close calls I managed to hail the UC Freeholt.

"Shipper ID Number" was the only response I got when I hailed her on the open channel.

"Graphite-Niner-Codex-Codex-Quiltex," I replied in my best calm voice. A stray projectile brightened up one of my sensors blinding me briefly. I would be nervous unfortunately I wasn't talking to a person yet, and the computer was analyzing my voice for stress markers.

Finally, a younger feminine voice replied "Welcome to the UC Freeholt. Please follow the lights to our receiving bay. You will exit you ship upon landing and place yourself in a confined area as we scan and unload your cargo hold. Is there anything you want to declare?"

I replied in the negative as I flew through the opened doors.

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daroach stimboard,with cheese related items & this gif too

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bedforkid · 5 months

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Number Learning Kids Bedding: Count & Dream!

Number Learning Kids Bedding: Make Counting Fun Again!

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Counting Activities for Everyday Life

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Hands-on Number Rhyme Activity for Counting Forward and Backward

One fun and interactive way to help children practice counting forward and backward is through a hands-on number rhyme activity. This activity not only reinforces number recognition but also develops essential counting skills. It can be easily implemented at home or in a classroom setting. The activity involves using a bed with cut lines and numbered teddy bears. Students can use a number slider or magnet bears to count forwards or backwards, or they can practice one-to-one correspondence by placing a specific number of bears in the bed. By physically moving the bears or slider, children actively engage with the numbers, creating a tactile and memorable learning experience. Through this activity, children can grasp the concept of counting in a sequential manner, understand the order of numbers, and learn to associate the written numerals with their respective quantities. It also encourages them to verbalize the numbers as they count, reinforcing number fluency and oral communication skills. Hands-on Number Rhyme Activity Steps: - Prepare a bed template with cut lines and numbers from 1 to 10. - Provide students with teddy bears or a number slider. - Ask students to count forwards or backwards using the bears or slider. - To practice one-to-one correspondence, have students place the correct number of bears in the bed. - Encourage students to say the numbers aloud as they count. - Repeat the activity multiple times to reinforce counting skills. This hands-on number rhyme activity offers a fun and engaging way for children to develop their counting skills. By incorporating movement, tactile elements, and verbalization, children can enhance their number recognition and counting abilities. This activity can be customized to cater to different learning styles and can be easily adapted for various age groups. Table 6: Hands-on Number Rhyme Activity Materials Benefits Bed template with cut lines and numbers Visual representation of numbers, sequential counting practice Teddy bears or number slider Hands-on manipulatives, engaging and interactive

Engaging Counting Games and Activities

Engaging counting games and activities can make learning numbers enjoyable for kids. These activities not only help children develop their counting skills but also foster a love for math and numerical concepts. Here are some exciting counting games and activities that you can try with your child: Counting Games: Make counting fun with interactive games that challenge your child's number recognition and counting abilities. Play "Number Bowling" by setting up plastic bottles with numbers written on them. Let your child roll a ball and knock down the bottles, then count the number of bottles knocked over. Another game idea is "Counting Watermelon Seeds," where you use a real or pretend watermelon and ask your child to count the seeds as you slice it open. These games engage your child's senses and make counting engaging and memorable. Math Games with Cards and Counters: Math games using cards and counters are excellent for teaching number recognition and ordering. You can play "Number War" by dividing a deck of cards evenly between two players. Each player turns over a card, and the player with the highest number wins both cards. Another game idea is "Number Memory," where you place cards with numbers face down and take turns flipping them over to find matching pairs. These games enhance your child's cognitive skills and reinforce important counting concepts. Toy Register Play: Pretend play with a toy register is a fantastic way to introduce your child to counting and money concepts. Set up a mini-market with play food items and a toy cash register. Encourage your child to count the play money and make simple transactions. This activity helps develop number sense, one-to-one correspondence, and basic math skills. It also promotes imaginative play and social interaction.

Quote: "Engaging counting games and activities can turn learning into an exciting adventure, helping children develop critical counting skills while having fun." - MathLearning.com

Using Nature, Clay, and Paper Tubes for Counting Activities

Counting activities can be made more exciting by incorporating nature, clay, and paper tubes. Kids can count natural objects like sticks, acorns, and shells and place them on a traced number to practice counting with nature. Using clay and popsicle sticks, they can create a counting and fine motor hedgehog game. Paper tubes can be used for various activities, including creating mazes for counting and using numbered paper tubes for counting and ordering. Additionally, counting lily pads and frogs can be a fun way to practice number recognition and one-to-one correspondence. Nature Counting Activity Clay Counting Activity Paper Tubes Counting Activity Collect natural objects like sticks, acorns, and shells. Create a counting and fine motor hedgehog game using clay and popsicle sticks. Create mazes for counting using paper tubes. Place the collected objects on a traced number to practice counting. Count the number of sticks inserted into the clay hedgehog. Count and order numbered paper tubes. Practice counting with nature. Develop fine motor skills while counting with clay. Engage in a fun and interactive counting activity using paper tubes. These hands-on counting activities provide a sensory experience that enhances learning. By incorporating elements from nature, children can engage with their surroundings while improving their counting abilities. Working with clay not only strengthens fine motor skills but also increases engagement and enjoyment. Using paper tubes adds an element of creativity to counting exercises and encourages problem-solving skills. These activities offer a holistic approach to counting, allowing children to explore, create, and learn in a fun and interactive way. Counting with Nature Counting with nature involves collecting natural objects like sticks, acorns, and shells and using them to practice counting. Children can place the collected objects on a traced number to reinforce counting skills. This activity not only helps children develop their counting abilities but also promotes a connection with the outdoors and an appreciation for the natural world. Counting with Clay Clay counting activities offer a hands-on approach to counting. Children can create a counting and fine motor hedgehog game using clay and popsicle sticks. By inserting sticks into the clay hedgehog, children can count the number of sticks, strengthening their fine motor skills while improving their counting abilities. Read the full article

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