That looks like the first time I've seen an eye-loss actually regenerate. Most of the time, the rest of the yu recovers, but an lost eye is permanent; guess it's dependent on the artist.
Nope again. Replace the missing/crushed parts from other corpses' intact ones. Put in proper locations, pour OJ and wait.
As long as the 'core' survive, they'll regenerate. But, injured 'core' does not self-repair, meaning; healing attempt will only yield healed 'lacking yu'.
Translation of last five pics completed. Any examination, correction and improvement of grammar, choice of words and/or writing style is highly appreciated.
So, unless you're extremely patient, just buy a store yukkuri or choose a different pet is better. Get it. Fun story nonetheless, thanks for the translation.
Consuming nutrition accumulated from everyday meals, yukkuris maintain their manjuu bodies by regenerating.For yukkuris, it's also considerable to develop a systematic production of precious sweet-sweets, implemented by harvesting baby yukkuris from pregnant "refreshing slaves".However, as we can see, by using skills like "Eat up easy", yukkuris' bodies have the ability of becoming others' nutrition resource when in difficulties.
(Though only for emergency use most of the time)However, regulating such actions equals to fostering the spread of cannibalism, and can lead the yukkuris to extinction.
To avoid this, yukkuri dead bodies will emit strong death stench, which can only be felt by yukkuris.
Because of the death stench, yukkuris avoid killing and eating their yukkuri peers, who are all so-called "sweet-sweets".It is said that food with lots of sugar, i.e. sweet-sweets, is difficult to acquire in the nature, but this is actually wrong.
There exists one kind of sweet- sweets: "yukkuri themselves".
Eating dead bodies of their peers, yukkuris can expect moderate regeneration power when they are wounded and suffering from malnutrition.Id shtinksssssh!One more thing: The sweet-sweets in the natural environmentsFurthermore, you can use the resurrected yukkuris as the guinea pigs of experiments studying "what kind of feed offering can make a yukkuri starve to death?".
The results of these experiments can become standards regarding pet yukkuris' food allocations or time available to leave yukkuris alone, so please put these yukkuris in practical use."Ah, she's dying."Example where the yukkuri is perfectly cured.Example where the yukkuri is resurrected, albeit turned into a defected yukkuri with its paste core damaged.Example where it's too late to save the yukkuri.Before you begin raising yukkuris for real, carry out experiments using cheap food-grade yukkuris, so as to know what kinds of wounds are curable, and the limit beyond which yukkuris' death is inevitable.
With these knowledges, you can bring up the level of "discipline" during training, and heal yukkuris without panic when they are critically injured due to unexpected accidents.
Raising yukkuris with great care alone will NOT help you to understand yukkuris more correctly.Because of this, wild yukkuris living in places rich in food supplies appear to be better looking despite they wander around the hills and forests on a daily basis.
Chk plsIt can be said that stray yukkuris are exceptionally dirty, not just because they live in dingy places, the insufficiency of wound healing caused by poor nutrition might have contributed as well.You might think: "So why do yukkuris die so easily, despite having such awesome regenerating power?"
The answer to this is simple, too. Because "regeneration consumes nutrition".
Large amounts of nutrition, especially sugar, is necessary to maximize yukkuris' regenerating power.
It's common that injuries easily healed with human's help will become deadly in natural environments."Accessories" are also part of yukkuris and can be fixed as well, if they are only slightly torn or tattered.Note: The accessory can't be repaired when torn up like this.The habit of "lick-lick" also means more than just skin ship contact or cleaning; their saliva contain a trace of sugar, applying saliva can boost yukkuris' regeneration effect.Yukkuris' bodies are extremely fragile. Obviously, they can't withstand cracks and scratches, and even moving around by bouncing and crawling will get their skin worn down in contact with the ground.GroundYukkuriIn conclusion, yukkuris simply die when paste core is damaged. But surprisingly, there's quite a great distance between a skin-torn, bleeding injured yukkuri and death.The state of massive bleeding, still curable so long as someone's willing to.The state of broken paste core is lethal for yukkuris, despite there're few wounds.-Basic requirements for stopping paste cores' life functions-
>The pastes core gets damaged directly by crushing, cutting, melting, etc.
>Caused by incidents like wounding, pastes vomiting, diyurrhea, etc., the body filling pastes' volume get lower than one third of total capacity and are unable to support the core's functions.
>Due to starvation(malnutrition), heat, coldness, pregnancy, stress, etc., the internal pastes' activities drop below one third of normal, thus unable to support the core to function.
>Combining any of the requirements written above will speed up the halting of paste core.So, what can make a yukkuri die for sure?
The answer is simple. "Making the paste core lose its functions." and that's it.
The paste core is an organ located at the upper body of yukkuri, serving as yukkuris' brain and heart.Just remember: if yukkuris are injured, spilling juice onto the wounds will be helpful for more or less.It's certain that you should use "replacement parts from other yukkuris" to repair a yukkuri,
but you can also repair their skin with wheat powder,
mend their eyes with glutinous rice or agar-agar,
and refill the yukkuri with regular bean paste (depending on the yukkuris' race, one should use raw cream, custard, etc.) when they are bleeding.Mashed Bean PasteYunyah Wheat PowderIn this way, we can resurrect these yukkuris, and they will be recovered almost perfectly.If their pastes are bleeding, stuff the pastes back into their bodies.
If you find their eyeballs broken or skin tattered, repair them by replacing parts fetched from other dead bodies.
Slightly deformed body parts wouldn't bring any trouble, you can use them as well.
After getting all the parts attached to the yukkuri body, spill the body with orange juice again.These yukkuris will resurrect with pretty high possibility, provided that there's not much time passed since they stop twitching.*Twitch*Choose yukkuri dead bodies with relatively fewer wounds, and try to spill orange juice on them.
(Or use any sugared beverage, it doesn't matter)Let's perform an experiment using baby yukkuris we culled out before.
Knowing how will yukkuris die in turn let us acknowledge how to keep a yukkuri alive, so you can't ignore the importance of it when raising yukkuris.
Although our article repeatedly emphasizes the concept that "Yukkuris are weak and they die easily", in what cases will yukkuris die, actually?Abuse Advice ③ Appendix:
~The bound between life and death of yukkuris~Progress in abyuse 3-4