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morbidly_obese
📅 Updated:2025-12-11
🕒 Created:2010-05-07
🆔 ID:1088
Description
A character that has EXTREME amounts of excess body fat. [color=yellow]This tag is NOT using the medical definition of morbid obesity[/color] — it is intended to describe characters that are overwhelmingly obese, frequently beyond what is physically possible for a human being or real life animal. See the examples above for a range of what is considered morbid obesity.
Typically a morbidly obese character will have a large, fat belly that hangs down over the legs, large rolls of arm fat and leg fat, and at the very least a double chin if not multiple chins. A morbidly obese character's figure will be significantly impacted by their excess fat, making many of them very round in overall shape.
A morbidly obese character's ability to move is usually impacted by their large amount of body fat; they may even be rendered entirely immobile. In the most extreme cases, a morbidly obese character will be impossibly fat, and essentially a living blob of fat rolls.
Features of Morbid Obesity
- A huge or even hyper sized belly
- Large amounts of belly rolls and/or back rolls
- A very low hanging belly, usually covering the entire upper legs, if not reaching the ground
- chubby cheeks
- multiple chins
- very prominent moobs
- fat arms
- fat legs
- huge breasts, often sagging breasts
- stretch marks
- cellulite
Common/Related Tags
- immobile — when a morbidly obese character is so fat that they are incapable of moving
- slob — morbidly obese characters covered in sweat, dirt, and frequently old food, suggesting a gluttonous and sedentary lifestyle
- stuffing — morbidly obese characters are often shown eating large amounts of food
- feederism — a fetish revolving around feeding someone excess amounts of food
- weight gain — when a character gains weight
Morbidly Obese Tags
Form
- morbidly obese anthro
- morbidly obese feral
- morbidly obese human
- morbidly obese humanoid
- morbidly obese taur
