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Tier II · Uncommon

Anime Body PillowArmor

A full-length comfort pillow printed with a vaguely familiar animated figure. One side is smiling. The other is not, and it watches the room with an expression that could charitably be called patient.

ArmorTypeAlso potion, resource, skilling · Snuggle action
UncommonRarityTier II
160 $KHashValue
3.4 kgCarry1×1 — 1 cell · does not stack
69sWear69s cooldown

Entry

Item

Anime Body Pillow
ArmorPotionResourceSkillingSnuggle

Restores morale. Reduces loneliness debuff. May alter dreams.

StackableConsumableEquipped

Bonuses

Morale Boost
2
Sleep Quality
1
Dream Influence
Yes

The Anime Body Pillow is a long, plush rectangle of suspiciously soft synthetic material, printed with a character whose legal rights were probably lost in the Great Licensing Wars. One side is cheerful. The other is intense.

Used for morale restoration, naps, or… “companionship.” Handle with emotional gloves.

Mass-produced before the Fall, personalized post-Fandom Collapse. Fabric recovered from Expo Ruins.

  • Grants +2 morale
  • Improves sleep quality and shortens panic/fear cooldowns
  • May influence dreams with “anime-tagged memory states”
  • Emits a soft aura of synthetic warmth and dried tears
  • Not suitable for combat. Probably.
  • Reactions vary from NPCs - admiration, mockery, envy, confusion.
  • Wash carefully. Some characters resist detergent.

“She was just a print. But in the ruins, she was there for me.”

  • Sleep Pod 04 survivor, post-Broadcast Silence

Some say hugging the pillow too long syncs your heart rate with hers. Some say it starts talking back. Either way, you sleep better.

Art & Printed by KBVE Pixel Workshop under assumed identity.
Character
Found in Bunker B3
Wrapped in shrink wrap and devotion.
  • 05/28/2025 - Anime Body Pillow added as emotional support curio with morale, sleep, and dream influence.

Chronicle

Lore

Pressed in a midnight run at a convention print shop that closed before its lease was up, using a reference sheet the artist swore was public domain. Owners report dreaming in subtitles for the first week, and gaining a small but persistent tolerance for criticism after that.

Art & Printed by KBVE Pixel Workshop under assumed identity.