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While most people in Lore are aware of the Great Bellied Ones, or the GBO, of the city-state of Vara and their leader Sadie Whiskerton, few are aware of their equally-huggable and sweet counterparts up in the frozen northlands of Ragnar: The Polar Pudgies! While these girls may inhabit a cold home, their hearts are warm enough to ward off the cold!

The second-biggest of the Polar Pudgies in both size and stature, Fiona the Walrus ranks as one of the group's more popular members, though that huge body of hers hides a very sweet and unassuming personality. Fiona is the daughter of Iron Tusk, a former pit-fighter with a walrus theme and a sumo-style of fighting that had large tusks biomantically added to her upper row of teeth in order to add to her overall appearance and fighting style. When she retired from the pit and had Fiona a few years later, her daughter inherited the same tusks as her mother, but wished to remain out of the limelight as she was a little unsure of herself in her massive, round body. Fiona was homeschooled as her initial attempts with public education met with a lot of derision, for her classmates saw the very tall, fat girl with tusks as an easy target to pick on. When the GBO began to grow in prominence and the Polar Pudgies later formed, Fiona found a new group of friends that she could truly belong with, and was instantly accepted as one of their own. Much like her southern counterpart Lynette, Fiona suffers from being a little clumsy and awkward, always bumping into people or knocking things over with her huge belly or butt, but she has been working with Ellie to become a little more coordinated.

Ellie has other talents besides her incredible strength and a massive appetite needed to fuel her biomantically-altered metabolism; she loves to play the drums with a great degree of skill, and often performs duets with her friend Anya during Pudgies concerts. She also takes after her mother in that she's very good at wrestling, putting her large body and strength to good use for knocking down and incapacitating her sparring partners.

Description

While most people in Lore are aware of the Great Bellied Ones, or the GBO, of the city-state of Vara and their leader Sadie Whiskerton, few are aware of their equally-huggable and sweet counterparts up in the frozen northlands of Ragnar: The Polar Pudgies! While these girls may inhabit a cold home, their hearts are warm enough to ward off the cold!

The second-biggest of the Polar Pudgies in both size and stature, Fiona the Walrus ranks as one of the group's more popular members, though that huge body of hers hides a very sweet and unassuming personality. Fiona is the daughter of Iron Tusk, a former pit-fighter with a walrus theme and a sumo-style of fighting that had large tusks biomantically added to her upper row of teeth in order to add to her overall appearance and fighting style. When she retired from the pit and had Fiona a few years later, her daughter inherited the same tusks as her mother, but wished to remain out of the limelight as she was a little unsure of herself in her massive, round body. Fiona was homeschooled as her initial attempts with public education met with a lot of derision, for her classmates saw the very tall, fat girl with tusks as an easy target to pick on. When the GBO began to grow in prominence and the Polar Pudgies later formed, Fiona found a new group of friends that she could truly belong with, and was instantly accepted as one of their own. Much like her southern counterpart Lynette, Fiona suffers from being a little clumsy and awkward, always bumping into people or knocking things over with her huge belly or butt, but she has been working with Ellie to become a little more coordinated.

Ellie has other talents besides her incredible strength and a massive appetite needed to fuel her biomantically-altered metabolism; she loves to play the drums with a great degree of skill, and often performs duets with her friend Anya during Pudgies concerts. She also takes after her mother in that she's very good at wrestling, putting her large body and strength to good use for knocking down and incapacitating her sparring partners.