Entering the 22nd century, children's toys have undergone enormous changes. At least the originally motionless models have long been thrown into the trash, replaced by the latest models of sports toys.
Nowadays, toys have embedded the latest type of electronics and precise circuitry, enabling them to perform some simple yet realistic functions like running, walking, singing, and more.
Even the figurines crazily pursued by otakus now possess simple functions like walking and daily conversation.
Of course, all voiceovers are personally recorded by the voice actors themselves.
The Emi Toy Factory has recently been manufacturing a new model of electronic dog.
It's not the type of electronic dog that accompanies cars, but a genuine electronic dog. Its appearance doesn't resemble an ugly steel design but has soft fur and feels meaty to touch, though internally it's unmistakably electronic circuitry.
