Artificial giantess

It is a woman whose size is larger than normal (absolute giantess) because there has necessarily been intervention of some entity (external to said woman) that has given it such an abnormal size.

In other words, that the same laws of nature (of their respective fictional world) have not given that woman her great size, but rather it was someone or something (external to said woman) that did it.

That external entity can be: sorcerer, scientist, god, demon, extraterrestrial, radioactive substance, magic potion, magic spell or anything that is fantastic (that is, that is related to fantasy).

Examples

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  The Ultimate Girls were originally normal humans, but UFO-Man can use his powers to make them absolute giantesses.

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  Mana Eimiya was a normal size girl, however many years ago her family suffered an accident, in which she almost died but her soul was absorbed by a giant creature, turning her into a giantess. She currently works under orders from the government of Japan dealing with fighting monsters.

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  Morphine is a very small fairy (SW), but after merging with the archangels of her friends fallen in battle, she increases in size colossally.

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  Sakura Kinomoto in Cardcaptor Sakura - EP31 and Cardcaptor Sakura - EP55 can increase in size herself thanks to the magic cards.

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  Eliza Mephisto can increase in size thanks to the help of her husband Faust, who fuses her ("power") with the souls of their ancestors.

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  Kororo is originally a "koropokkuru" (a tiny creature of Japanese mythology, that is, a chibi SW) who can reach a colossal size thanks to the abilities of her comrade Horo Horo.

Implications

• If they tell us that a woman has acquired her great size thanks to the intervention of a third party, then that means that before being an absolute giantess she was a woman of normal or smaller size (SW). Which implies that she necessarily had to go through a growth process.
  • In short: "artificial giantess implies growth".
• Because the laws of nature (physics, biology) prevent the existence of absolute giantesses, then this concept applies only to fictional characters.
  • In short: "artificial giantess implies fictional character".

See also

• Natural giantess (counterpart)

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