FOSTER BABY FOXIETTEN
The Foxietten franchise is a franchise of interactive toys based on a mythical creature by the same name. (The creatures do exist—in 3RD!)
The foxietten species are made up of galactic creatures that appear to be canine-bodied animals with reptilian tails and leporid-like faces. Part of the name comes from the species’ usual fox-like appearance, and the other part was mostly just confusion about what the creature even was. Its face was described as “cute as a kitten” by some, and others compared it to a yeti when it would stand on its hind legs. Foxiyettin was the original spelling until scientists simplified it to what we have today. There were definitely way more variations to the species than just the fox-yeti-kitten format, such as the reptilian tail and the leporid face, however, it was too much of a hassle for scientists to even try to put together for a mythical creature.
A Foster Baby Foxietten would be designed more suitable for children, making them more cute, marketable, and awesomely advanced. The toy is quite large, and it sits upward, having a mechanical moving mouth, ears and eyes, along with a mech. moving tail and the ability to move its paws. This toy has many more creative, fun and interactive features.
Every FB Foxietten comes with a pack of language cards that can be inserted into the toy. You can choose English, Spanish, French, German, Dutch, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian, Arabic, Swedish, Turkish, and Greek.
The toy can gradually learn up to 3 languages chosen from the pack. If there are no language cards inserted into the language card slots, then the toy will only speak gibberish and coo. There are a few steps to follow before inserting the language cards.
In the mythology, it's implied that foxietties can speak and understand any language if they’ve learned it, but will only speak to the individuals they trust. FB Foxietties are smart, and have advanced voice recognition technology. The toy comes with a list of care instructions said to be written by an alien. When the toy is first started up, it yawns then looks around nervously. The owner has to get its attention by clapping once and saying “Everything will be okay, do not worry.”
There are many editions/variations of the FB Foxietten. Their voice pitches are randomized and will vary. Special foxiettens can be produced with unique sets of names/voices/personalities which are randomized in each model of that specific special edition.
IT'S NOT REALLY DONE BUT THIS IS WHAT I HAVE SO FAR LOL.
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