It's sad because unlike, say, Mars-aki's recent story, these yukkuris seem to be important - they are meant to be long-living pets, they are trained, and even sold with a manual.
Moeman said: Keep in mind that this anon is at the disadvantage of not being able to understand yukkuri, since in this story they seem to have their own language.
Then blame whoever wrote the manual/pamphlet/brochure/whatever the hell MorAnon is reading there, since the writers should be aware of that fact and had addressed this issue in the sheet already.
Skribulous said: Then blame whoever wrote the manual/pamphlet/brochure/whatever the hell MorAnon is reading there, since the writers should be aware of that fact and had addressed this issue in the sheet already.
The writers should be blamed for not being able to translate yukkuri language into a human-understood format? Wut?
yukiyuzen said: The writers should be blamed for not being able to translate yukkuri language into a human-understood format? Wut?
Exactly.
yupi yupiAnyway... the yu in question probably wouldn't understand any of this... [?]Muyuyu..."Huh, so it's like that..."Mini YukkuriLooks like mini yukkuri are bred to have less paste, while retaining skin's strength.
"Baby yu die quickly, but are small and cute! We want yukkuri that don't die and don't grow big!!"
were the needs the factory was trying to address.
"How touching..."