Sweet

General Form
The Sweet character type is a Pixel character type partially derived from Anthrofied, but with its own unique properties. Sweet characters don’t have a set form, but rather, a theme, that their bodies are always made out of a certain kind of candy or other sweets, (hence the name). If their forms would melt, that process is slowed down considerably to allow them to exist in their normal forms. Amorphous Sweet characters are still able to control their bodies, but when a non-Amorphous Sweet character melts, they usually remain melted.

Transformation
These characters also have the natural ability to transform anyone and anything around them into Sweet Forms, or the same type of form they are. Characters who are transformed this way will become what they would’ve liked to be via a Spirit Property, and objects don’t lose any functionality after they are transformed. Some Sweet Pixels transform everything around them passively, which uses the same rules.

Modularity
If the form would normally allow it, Sweet characters can remove parts of their body as if they were modular, and pieces can be removed from them, and the character in question would not feel pain, but they still feel the part being removed, and more often than not don’t like when it happens without their consent. Whenever a part of them is removed, the senses of the removed portion of their body function as normal, despite them being separated from the main body. However, when a portion of their body that has been removed is digested, it will remain gone until the head is, at which point they are reformed.

Request for Processing (and some potential clauses)
At any time, characters can send a request to representatives of the Sweet characters to be turned into one and processed as what their new form is. The request can also include, after processing, where they go, which usually includes a specific recipient for part of it if that portion of the request is used. Sometimes, this request specifically includes certain parts of their new form to be processed (an example of this is to not include the head for a while so that they can feel the rest of their form for as long as possible) and could also include the form to be one-time and to reform as their original form to make the transformation for the sole purpose of processing.