Is Immobility Seen As The Aspiration Of Some People In The City Or Mostly Something That Largely Just

Is immobility seen as the aspiration of some people in the city or mostly something that largely just happens due to all the indulgence? Loving your AU so far!!! It’s very interesting 🤩

It's just something that happens! Fontanians don't have "goals" or "milestones" in the sense that they put on weight purposefully. They don't encourage others to grow fatter, since it's pretty much guaranteed to happen either way.

Some of them simply realize that they're getting fatter fast enough to warrant that they'll become immobilized soon, so they just make preparations for when they reach that next step. It is all very normalized in their society!

this art's singlehandedly making me want to get into Persona just to start drawing them too

big sexy lazy cat + insane horny little dog

What does the Archon de Fontaine think about her citizens being the most obese in Teyvat? And what do the other archons think?

Pfft, Lady Furina? She couldn't care less!

Her whole character can be described as 'insecurity and ineptitude behind a very shoddy act of greatness'. She's pretty much the least capable and least powerful archon we've met thus far, even if she acts all mighty. Fontainians don't even rever her as the goddess she is, to them she is just a celebrity (stuff we're told about at the start of Act 1 of the archon quest). If anything, Neuvilliette is more respected than her!

That's why she wasn't really able to control just how capable her people were, creating all these machines and building a safe haven to be protected from monsters by themselves. And that's also why she couldn't really do much when Fontainians eventually began...getting soft.

Centuries later, most Fontainians weigh at least 600 pounds, and tens of thousands of people have grown so massive they can't even move anymore. Hell, she's been alongside Neuvillette since the day she was born, and she witnessed first-hand how he went from a toned and empowering dragon taken human form into today's 12,000 pound mass of distended, sweaty flesh.

Furina is pretty much the person most desensitized to obesity in Teyvat. In her mind she knows nothing can be done about the rising extreme obesity of her nation, and the centuries she's lived have taught her to be at peace with that.

Venti (Mondstadt's archon) is much the same, not only allowing, but encouraging his people to grow fatter, so he's very happy with the way things are looking for Fontaine.

Zhongli (Liyue's archon) is not one to butt into other people's business, and Fontaine's situation has resulted in an increase of his nation's wealth, so... let's say he doesn't plan on stopping Fontaine from continuing to grow.

Nahida (Sumeru's archon), on the other hand, always shows a bit of concern. As the goddess of wisdom, she knows that "objectively" what's happening over there is not good, but the people from Fontaine just look so content with their lives and so accustomed to being so massive, she doesn't know what to feel about the situation.

Raiden Shogun (Inazuma's archon), though, has no interest working with Furina or the people from Fontaine. They are the contradiction of what Inazuma considers a healthy, thriving nation, something that is made clear by how unwelcomed Fontainians are in their land.

A peek into one of Neuvillette's diary entries

Are there actually any “feeders” in Teyvat who purposely go there for the purpose of feeding the people who live there exclusively?

Some people are into feederism, just like in our reality, yeah!

Feeders often visit Fontaine to find a huge partner they can connect with and hopefully marry. More often than not, the large Fontainian partners would move out of their homeland and live with their feeder spouses instead of bringing their spouses to Fontaine, due to them often not wanting to also grow big.

It's not like feeders are overabundant and a whole phenomenon either, it's just kind of like irl, where some people just happen to have that kink

two portrait sketches of Neuvillette's bust, likely drawn by one of his assistants while he was asleep.