heres the feesh toy koi boi

he looks nothing like the other koitas but he shares the same interests and same behaviour

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He found himself in a small area with bricks everywhere. Looking up, he saw lots of tape, phrases like 'DO NOT CROSS - BEANS PATROL LINE' being printed on it. Climbing up, he started to remember what he was going to do. He was going to find out what's up with the factory the card he has leads to.

Coming out of what turned out to be a well, Koita walked and walked until he arrived in front of the Elaber building. It's a wonder the factory hasn't been demolished yet. Yet. Is this Elaber building doomed to be destroyed by someone else in order to make way for a new building? The secrets, the mysteries, and unlimited possibilities, will it all be gone, never to be solved again?

There was a suspicious gap in the barbed wire on top of the wall surrounding the factory. What could have happened to make that cut on the wire? The space looks just wide enough for Koita to pass through, but Koita was never able to climb big walls, what with being pretty heavy and small. Koita had only one thing left: his keycard.

Koita inserted his keycard into the rectangle-shaped dent on the gate. After a quiet beep, the gate opened, the factory surprisingly still having power. Who's still paying the electric bill? Koita walked into the front door, his mind making many guesses about what's in the factory. Was there a new invention that could revolutionise the way society works? Was there a dangerous machine that is currently being kept a secret from the ever curious public? Was there something that, when discovered, could change his life forever? Koita swiped the card on the door handle, the door opening to a hallway with plenty of doors on the sides.

Koita walked, eyeing both the number on his card and the numbers on the doors to check for some connection between the 2. Not long after, he found a room with a number on it that matched what was on the card. For some reason, Koita had a strange gut feeling that what was in the room will somehow explain what this card was doing in his apartment. Whether it was left by the former tenant of his apartment, or someone he knew dropped it when visiting his home, or he found it somewhere and kept it and forgot where it came from, this room was probably going to give a clue about the card's origins.

After swiping the card on the door, Koita saw a giant machine, with a conveyor belt leading to an area covered by curtains. In the room was also a big computer that likely operates the machine. Koita approached the PC, pushing the power button just to see if it works.

'HIMEM TESTING... 2048000k
OK

ELADOS © 2005, 2007 Kinfet Systems, Elaber

C:>_' said the screen.

Koita was lost. He had never used ELADOS before. Is it anything like other DOSes?

'C:>dir/w' typed Koita. Surprisingly, it worked. Koita could see some folders on the computer.

[DOS]... [DATA]... [TFEDITOR]?

What does TFEDITOR mean?

'C:>cd tfeditor' typed Koita. He has now accessed the TFEDITOR folder

'C:\TFEDITOR>dir/w' typed Koita. He could see a bunch of files, but among them stood one executable: TFEDIT.EXE

After typing its filename, Koita saw the full name of the program in its graphical interface: Elaber Body Synthetic Transformation Editor. This name provoked more questions than it answered, making Koita more interested in finding out what the program was really for.

'Choose form' prompted the program. There was a gallery of forms to choose from, each with their own icon that illustrated the form. One form that caught Koita's eye was the pool toy form, with an image of an outline of a pool toy super imposed over a humanoid silhouette. Did the machine read his mind? A pooltoy would be perfect for Koita, as he enjoyed the smooth PVC texture, as well as the tight air inflatables had inside.

After selecting the pool toy form, the program then asked Koita to select a shape. Like before, there was an entire gallery of forms, like one based on koi fish, one based on turtles, even mythological creatures like unicorns, kappas, and dragons. Koita chose the 'koi fish' option, as it was very similar to his name and a fish fits pools perfectly.

The program then asked Koita to choose an anthropomorphism factor, with a slider that had what looked like a humanoid sillhouette with a fish head and fish tail on one side, and a normal fish silhouette on the other. Koita put the slider in the middle, though slightly closer to the fish silhouette, wanting limbs and the bipedal structure he is used to while still being a cute fish.

The program then asked Koita if he wanted to edit the printed on texture. Koita was curious enough to choose yes.

The program then presented a simplified, round bipedal fish silhouette with round limbs, apparently the option Koita chose, with several different sections and layers selectable for editing. Koita decided to choose the face and remove the face from the texture, on the skin layer. He also added pawprints to the end of each limb because it looked cute to him. Koita then clicked on the check button.

The program then gave an overview of Koita's choices, giving him a chance to check over and change anything, but Koita decided to proceed.

'Processing configuration... done.

Stand in the TF belt. The process will take a while, so be patient as you get transfered to a pool toy form.' outputted the program. Koita followed the direction, standing in the conveyor belt.

The conveyor belt started moving, pushing Koita through the curtains. Koita then found himself at a booth with a weird machine, which emitted a ray. Koita felt freaked out, not sure what the ray will do to him. Koita's skin transitioned into smooth latex, with a little tingly feeling inside. It was like his insides were becoming nothing but air, and they were. He came out much lighter, with a glossy finish that still retains his skin patterns. His facial features were also intact and fully functional, just made of hollow PVC. He was then headed for a heater.

Koita was melted, his liquid latex being contained in a big bucket. Koita was still conscious, but now immobile, unable to sense anything. Unbeknownst to him, the bucket was heading toward 2 flat moulds, both containing dents shaped like the side of the anthro koi fish form koita chose, one of which has a round area for the nozzle.

A machine arm poured liquid Koita from the bucket to the moulds, pouring an equal amount of Koita to each. The moulds were then pressurised, the liquid Koita solidifying.

After the moulds opened, the solid latex Koita was grabbed by a robotic arm. Koita was then brought to a sewing machine. Koita could feel the string being sewn into his new skin. However, it wasn't painful at all. In fact, it felt like Koita was being tickled.

After the machine sewed Koita, he was finally brought to an air pump. A robotic arm connected the pump to Koita's new nozzle. As an extremely loud noise was made, Koita began to take shape, and regained mobility. With his newfound mobility also came back his sense of sight and hearing. Koita looked down at himself, and admired his koi fish skin pattern, now in shiny PVC, with a nozzle on his belly. Koita was also delighted to find out that his face was completely blank, with no eyes in sight, and no mouth either. Koita couldn't wait to test his new inflatable body when he's finished.

Koita then had his limbs spray painted, pawpads appearing on them.

Koita came out of the machine, now a koi fish pool toy. He put his arms on his face, feeling much more cuter than ever before. Koita now no longer needed to eat or sleep, not that he could anyway, because he had no face.

Koita left and went back home, taking the suit with him. Koita no longer needed to wear the suit because pool toys can't get sick. As pool toy Koita walked the streets, plenty of people stared at him, not sure how a weird looking pool toy is walking on its own. In front of his apartment building, Koita pulled out his keys from the suit, careful not to let his key pop him.

Koita has always dreaded the stairs he always had to walk, since his building does not have an elevator. He has always had difficulty with the stairs due to his weight, but now that everything has changed, it's time to see what happens when he tries to go up.

Koita lifted a single leg up, and it was so light, that he accidentally ascended 2 steps. If it was so easy to walk 2 steps up, that he'd have to restrict himself if he only wanted to walk a single step up, then what would happen if he jumps? Without any knowledge on what to anticipate, Koita bent his hollow latex legs down, building up about as much potential energy as he can. Without any hesitation, Koita pushed himself up in the air.

Koita hit the wall, already landing on the 1st floor above the lobby. With no pain, Koita jumped up again, aiming for the 2nd floor. He ended so high up in the air, he felt like a speedrunner who discovered a new glitch after cheating in his dream. It was amazing that even a pooltoy could reach such heights without being filled up with helium. It also felt weird that Koita was doing all of this, and never felt tired or exhausted since becoming a pooltoy. He wasn't sighing or hyperventilating, in fact, he wasn't even breathing at all, no lungs or a real face to breathe with.

After jumping for several minutes, Koita arrived at his apartment's front door. Careful not to pop himself and possibly lose mobility yet again, Koita pulled the key from the suit he was carrying, opening his front door. Bringing everything in, he closed his door and locked it. After a few seconds of pondering how being in a pool would be like, he heard something unlock and open his front door.

Looking back, he saw someone who... looked like a pooltoy version of how he used to look. Unsure of who this toy is or what is going on, he had one question to ask.

'how did you get in my apartment'

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i introduced him in my pool toy well story last year

however, i never had a picture of this version of koita

so i decided to portray him here

yes i made this au version of koita because of a pun uwu