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After work, on a slightly tired night.
I don’t really have the energy to talk to someone, but I also don’t want to be alone.
Have you ever wished there was someone who could quietly be there with you…?

A giant capybara plush is kind of a mysterious presence.
Just by sitting there “idly,” it softens the space and calms your feelings.

Today, let me gently share the charm of such a “giant capybara.”
And at the end, my favorite “Chubbymaru” will make an appearance, so please stick around until the end if you’d like.

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A big dose of comfort, right in the corner of your room.

The first thing I want to say is… “Don’t underestimate giant plushies!”

At first, I thought, “They take up too much space, and isn’t it a bit childish?”
But once I welcomed one home… well, I was hooked (lol).

Capybaras have always been like the “gods of the relaxation character world,” but
when that healing face comes at you in giant size, the impact is incredible.

It feels like it’s saying, “Welcome home,” and
just by sitting on the corner of the sofa, the whole space feels a little kinder…

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Even on nights when fandom leaves you tired, leaning on it resets you.

Being a fan is the best, but don’t you sometimes get exhausted?
Like after a live trip, or when you’ve stayed up chasing streams.

At times like that, I just lean against my plush and zone out.

A giant capybara plush can be a backrest, a body pillow, and
if you asked it, “How many points was I today?” it looks like it would answer, “Eh, not bad~” (lol).

Listening to my favorite’s music while snuggling up to the capybara and taking a deep breath—
just that little routine helps me get ready to face tomorrow.

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It’s because of the size that you just want to be a little spoiled.

Why do giant plushies have so much “embracing power”…?

I usually feel like I have to act properly as an adult,
but in front of this one, it feels okay to let my guard down.

When I hug it tightly, the soft sinking feeling is comforting,
and it feels like it’s telling me, “I understand everything.”

Honestly, on days I don’t want to see anyone, I rely on this capybara the most.
Plushies are often thought of as “for kids,” but
lately I really feel like adults need them even more.

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As interior decor too, a plush is nothing to scoff at.

If it’s a white or beige capybara, it blends easily into the room,
and placing it next to a houseplant makes it look like a café display.

If you put it near your merch shelf, it makes your shrine feel even more sacred (lol),
and if you let it sit on your bed, that spot instantly becomes a healing corner.

On top of that, it’s amazing in photos.
When light hits the fluffy fur, it just looks so aesthetic.

If you’re worried like, “How do you even place a giant plush?”
try sitting it on your bed or sofa first.
That space will turn into “a spot you just kind of love.”

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And I live with Chubbymaru.

Chubbymaru is a plush modeled after a capybara.
Its round form and somehow laid-back face are just irresistible…

In giant size, the healing power doubles!
Leaning against it, or letting it sit by your feet—it naturally becomes part of your life.

When I say “I’m home,”
and those eyes look back at me, it almost makes me tear up (lol).

Because Chubbymaru is here, my room feels softer.
There are actually quite a few people who say the same.