A–F
Awareness, completion and fixed condition.
Adaptive access
A fictional opening whose internal form responds to the User or inserted object.
Adult character
The required declaration for every fictional character in this archive; no exact age is displayed.
Assigned premise
A story condition in which a role, system or fictional authority determines the completed form.
Awareness
How much continuous perception, memory and interior thought remains after completion.
Command-responsive
An awareness state organized around recognizing and answering a limited set of external cues.
Compact Daruma
The archive’s centered, non-articulated signature silhouette with face and access held in one compact mass.
Completed form
A stable seamless transformed condition that needs no repair, recovery or further conversion.
Cocoon form
A silhouette in which enclosure becomes the continuous finished outline.
Display form
A completed object whose visual presentation is an assigned function.
Doll conversion / 人形化
Transformation of a character into a doll-like object, often emphasizing likeness, stillness and display.
Dormant until use
An awareness state in which active experience begins only when a fictional activation or use condition occurs.
Fictional forced/CNC
An adult fantasy premise of resisted or assigned conversion, never a description of real action.
Fixed condition / 固め
Japanese fan vocabulary for state-change outcomes characterized by rigidity, fixation or inability to move.
M–S
Material, object status and state change.
Lacquered synthetic
A seamless reflective fictional surface that makes the form read as a finished display object.
Limited speech
A voice state restricted by vocabulary, timing, volume or mouth configuration.
Mounted form
A completed form designed together with a fixed station, plinth or architectural support.
Object conversion / 物品化
State change that gives a character the category and practical treatment of an object.
Object-minded
Reduced awareness centered on surface, position, command and function rather than ordinary planning.
Object status
The social and narrative classification that controls address, placement, maintenance and use.
Onahole / オナホール
A Japanese penis-receiving masturbation object; shortened in Japanese to オナホ.
Onahole conversion / オナホ化
State change in which a fictional character becomes an onahole or onahole-like sexual object.
Porcelain/doll surface
A hard decorative finish used for display-oriented and doll-still forms.
Public address
The object-form phrase used for a character after completion: the doll, the toy, the form or the station.
Rubber encapsulation
A fictional method in which a seamless membrane becomes the completed body outline.
Selected Users
A use pattern limited to a defined group of adult fictional Users.
Silhouette
The outer completed shape that determines balance, face placement, mobility and presentation.
Soft TPE
A fictional soft-synthetic surface associated with direct toy function and compressible finish.
State change / 状態変化
The Japanese umbrella concept for a character entering a physically or categorically altered condition.
Surface
The material language that visually completes the new object category.
T–U
Transformation and function.
Technological fabrication
A fictional engineered method that builds the form, its configuration and sometimes its station together.
Torso form
A longer non-articulated silhouette with a rounded or integrated lower boundary.
Transformation method
The impossible mechanism by which the story produces a completed form.
Transformation premise
The narrative relation to conversion: chosen, commissioned, assigned, captured or fictional forced/CNC.
Transformation Record
An original narrative documenting origin, conversion and completed object life.
Use pattern
The fictional rule governing who may approach or use the completed form.
Use Study
A separately warned explicit adult fictional text linked to one completed Form Study.
User
An in-world adult fictional character interacting sexually with a completed form; never a site visitor role.
Voice state
Full speech, limited speech, sounds only or silence after completion.