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| − | | name = Daisy | + | {{infobox character |
| − | | | + | |name= Daisy |
| − | | gender = Female | + | |color= #ECCBCE |
| − | | hair = Light chestnut | + | |image= Daisy.png |
| − | | eyes = Brown | + | |gender= Female |
| − | | | + | |hair= Light chestnut |
| − | | morning = {{ | + | |eyes= Brown |
| − | | afternoon = {{ | + | |pregnancy= ✓ |
| − | | evening = {{ | + | |morning= {{lightlink|Barn}} |
| + | |afternoon= {{lightlink|Barn}} | ||
| + | |evening= {{lightlink|Barn}} | ||
}} | }} | ||
| − | + | {{strong|Daisy}} is a secret character. | |
| − | + | == Appearance == | |
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| + | Daisy is an anthropomorphic cow with a long tail, horns, and hooves. Two large drooping ears also make the creature noticeable. Apart from these specificities, the rest of the body is closer to that of the human being. The skin is brindled, and she has brown eyes and chestnut hair. | ||
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| + | She is in her all‐natural state, always naked. | ||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
| − | Daisy is | + | Daisy is playful, energetic, and innocently naïve. She shows vast amounts of curiosity and interest in the world. First, she fears the main character but after a couple of days she starts interacting with him while trust is being built. She has a weak spot for pizzas and flowers. |
== Story == | == Story == | ||
| − | + | {{note|For the complete walkthrough, see [[Daisy’s route]].}} | |
| − | + | Magic binds her to a mysterious statue. It used to belong to Jebadiah Delmont, [[Clyde]]’s grandfather, who kept the cow girl locked in a shack and abused her credulity for his sole pleasure. At the farmer’s death, the statue was broken into three parts scattered throughout Summerville. Only its reconstitution will reveal Daisy to the main character. | |
== Events == | == Events == | ||
| − | + | {{note|For a detailed list of scenes, see [[Cookie jar#Table row Daisy|Cookie jar § Daisy]].}} | |
| − | + | {{spoiler collapsed|title=Quick overview|content= | |
| + | '''Cow Milk''' | ||
| + | : The main character perfects his milking technique on Daisy’s breasts. | ||
| − | + | '''In the Moood for Love''' | |
| − | + | : Daisy wants to do everything like Diane, including having sex with the main character. | |
| − | + | }} | |
[[Category:Characters]] | [[Category:Characters]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Secret characters]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:27, 24 August 2020
| Daisy | |
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| Appearance | |
| Gender | Female |
| Hair color | Light chestnut |
| Eye color | Brown |
| Information | |
| Pregnancy | ✓ |
| Schedule | |
| Morning | Barn |
| Afternoon | Barn |
| Evening | Barn |
Daisy is a secret character.
Appearance
Daisy is an anthropomorphic cow with a long tail, horns, and hooves. Two large drooping ears also make the creature noticeable. Apart from these specificities, the rest of the body is closer to that of the human being. The skin is brindled, and she has brown eyes and chestnut hair.
She is in her all‐natural state, always naked.
Personality
Daisy is playful, energetic, and innocently naïve. She shows vast amounts of curiosity and interest in the world. First, she fears the main character but after a couple of days she starts interacting with him while trust is being built. She has a weak spot for pizzas and flowers.
Story
- For the complete walkthrough, see Daisy’s route.
Magic binds her to a mysterious statue. It used to belong to Jebadiah Delmont, Clyde’s grandfather, who kept the cow girl locked in a shack and abused her credulity for his sole pleasure. At the farmer’s death, the statue was broken into three parts scattered throughout Summerville. Only its reconstitution will reveal Daisy to the main character.
Events
- For a detailed list of scenes, see Cookie jar § Daisy.
- The main character perfects his milking technique on Daisy’s breasts.
In the Moood for Love
- Daisy wants to do everything like Diane, including having sex with the main character.