How pages work

A little guide to reading the archive

Every plushie in the Blush Plush Archive has a page of their own, written from the keeper's Plush Registry notes. Each page is split into two halves: The Archive, for the facts, and The Storybook, for the heart.

The info box

The box on the right of each page (above the article on phones) is a quick summary of the plushie's objective details: species, maker, product name and code, release date, size, materials, and how rare or valuable they are. At the bottom, under the lace, are the Keeper's Notes: the personal side, such as their pronouns, birthday, gotcha day and how they came home.

The Archive

The first half of the article records everything that can be checked: who made the plushie, what the labels say, what they're made of, their condition, and how to care for them. Where a fact needed some detective work, the reasoning is noted in smaller text, and the Sources list at the bottom of the page says where it came from.

The Storybook

The second half is about who each plushie is: their personality and headcanons, how we met, their best friends and favourite spots, the places they've travelled, and a little love letter at the end.

Archive numbers

Every plushie has an archive number, such as LX 0001. The letters name the collection they belong to, and the number is their place in it.