This is amazing.I would post my pictures of slime girls because I think they’re very pretty and cute,but they’re NSFW…
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plx imc fix oracles skills aaaaaa sorry 4 that
Slime girls with a alcohol concentration in their bodies are not good. Areas inside the body affected lag behind the others around it and become slower.
Yes, the affected area does “fall apart” as if you took inanimate floating water (Not possible but continue reading.) then make it animate. It will fall and splash on the ground.
Every single microscopic unit cannot connect to another anymore. What seems to be a small puddle of slime is actually trillions of unconnected single units.
They are in danger of drying up like jellyfish. Most cannot diffuse oxygen around them to absorb them. Most of them it was not their job. They normally can adapt and change, but they are intoxicated and cannot.
The units also are not able to properly assess danger, and will hold in the alcohol and try to “digest” it. So pouring water on them will do nothing. As they will try not to take in anything else to avoid “too much intake of absorbed nutrients if that makes sense” and popping from being oversized.
Those units die.
Next research:
If not intoxicated, what exactly happens to a single unit separated from the others and left alone on it’s own?
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What is the natural enemy of the slime girls?
Some pixel slime girls:
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Usually nothing. Anything that attacks them in the wild usually “sticks” to them and is slowly pulled in. If the target is larger than the slime itself (and cannot fully envelope a living being.), it has a natural predatory instinct (From ancestry knowledge that became natural.) knowing that most living beings “breathe”. At which they will collect sensory data to find where to block their air ways if not totally envelope the body.
BUT, your best bet of their natural enemy are humans. They have the technology or either knowledge to fight them. Usually you do not fight a slime in close quarters like wild animals may do if they are curious.
It is safe to say that they do not have any “predators” in the wild. They are an apex predator, and humans do not even eat them either.
Although…
If we get into the topic of “What about other monster girls?”, slime girls do not do well against electrical shocks (Either from magic or other reasons.) if not from humans.
Usually there should be no point of other monster girls attacking slimes though. Unless they get into a slime girl’s “hunting territory” and must defend. Since slime girls usually are not eaten, and hold no valuables.
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What exactly happens to a single unit from the trillions in a slime girl if separated from the others and left alone on it’s own? Many factors. Let’s talk.
First, you must know that they all usually work as a telepathic “hive mind” between each other. The distance of this is about a mile. So basically a single unit can still be picked up from it’s original body IF it’s needed. This will be explained further on once I give you important information needed for later.
Every single unit does not exactly have a “soul”. But it may seem that if they are all clumped together as a slime, they have created a living being and a soul. This is also why we are debating if a slime girl is a “multicellular organism” or “colonial organism”. Mainly because a single unit on it’s own is still able to turn into a slime girl of it’s own. But it does not if it’s within it’s original body. It’s a complicated concept.
If a single unit is not needed, or not worth the time retrieving, it will be told it is to be left. We are not sure if they know the concept of “death”.
The single unit will then die.
But when is it needed? If a slime girl is hit with an explosion, any units that did not simply “disintegrate” and are left. They will reach out and try to clump back together then start cell reproduction if possible. It should be noted that cell reproduction for replication and dividing only works if there is food. So yes, explosions are a good way to kill slime girls if they have not eaten in the past six hours. As you usually can set aflame the separated units or use salt.
But what if I told you there is even a THIRD outcome from the two I told above.
This is REALLY rare. In the chance that the single unit must both survive at all costs but cannot be retrieved from the original body. It will begin a not really understood change.
If for any reason a slime girl is being killed properly. There are chances that a single unit will survive. Of course, there are also chances that more than one will survive and it should be obvious what happens next after that (They work together and just become a very small slime blob even if not visible to naked eye.).
But the topic is about a single one.
A single unit cannot be seen by the naked eye. It will undergo a death like state reduced to the point where, yeah it seems dead but is not. The chances of survival are very slim alone, and this is what it can do for now.
If the single unit is able to hold out and keep it’s water, all it needs is to wait for protein. (It doesn’t need much since it’s microscopic.). It may even prey on other microbes near it (Without moving itself.)
Then once it has what it needs, it will begin replication. Then begins the life of a new slime girl.
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I’m bad at drawing in general. Just realized I’m even more worse with a mouse.
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Note: Without being moved forcefully by unseen forces where it doesn’t want to go.
Note: No, slimes do not feel prickly or fuzzy. I was too lazy to draw so many circles and said ■■■■ it. Just make squiggly lines.
Note: Usually at this point the units in the center start moving towards the prey or food. They do NOT wait idly in the center waiting for it to COME to THEM. No once again, they do not melt stuff like acid.
BUT, at this stage in the microscopic world, they do kill their prey almost similar as to how some things kill your human cells with disease.
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nope…
none…
Ah! my happy place
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I’m not really good at explaining things in complete detail that makes sense.
I feel like there probably was a better way to explain everything more in-depth and detailed to where you don’t have to think about it in your head too much to figure it out with mental images.
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Why thank you! I like all of these 
Are slime boys a thing? I haven’t ever seen it on /d/,but I’m curious now…
I will take the bullet for you cause I know they exist xD
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How brave of you,thanks!
That face though…maybe google can find me better quality ones…
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Slime boys are a thing.
In general slimes have no gender. Their natural form is a imperfect circle/oval blob that changes shape almost every time they move.
When forming a human male/female form, it is entirely as a way to more easily create parasitic symbiosis/symbiotic relationships. This is similar as to how “The Thing” from the movies worked, but kind of not since The Thing wanted to kill. Slimes can also only copy the “Look” of things but not the innards of course.
You can see how the relationships are both formed in the original topic for why they live with humans.
Yes it has happened before where a slime formed to look human to kill a human.
Funnily, this only works against humans and not other species of animals. Animals seem to take it more “seriously in a way” if a slime tried to copy their species look.
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Hey! who are you calling a blob parasite D:
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Google images has nothing as good as slime girls though.This disappoints me…
So Loli,I do have another question: Could a human become a slime? As a melon I’m very interested in this data.
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Just a term used for when a species uses another for survival, but the other does not.
Example:
Parasitic Symbiosis =
Slime girl gets food, shelter, and protection from human. In human’s case, it’s not really the same thing if he/she does it for companionship and not a case for survival.
Human has a higher chance to die in this kind of relationship. Slime will move on if human dies and find someone else.
Symbiotic Relationship =
Slime girl gets food, shelter. Protects human from harm because human is a source of food.
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Well… humans can’t really become a liquid or semifluid, but if forced to they could become a slime but be dead. 
Instead, you could try doing certain things to have a large buildup of methane in your bowels and get it to ignite with enzymes. Boom spontaneous combustion.
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I know what I’m doing after work tomorrow 
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The rebirth or resurgence (or perhaps in fact, the nature of a slime itself) is surprisingly similar to some other things.
My thanks, I’ve learned something insightful from your elaborate post.
Create your own slimy boy?
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