The Machine That Was Eaten（EN） (Pixiv Fanbox)

A combat android girl created by a single researcher.

Her mission is to secretly eliminate the biological weapons created by a shadowy organization.

But on this day, she unwittingly found herself on the run.

“I can't believe it's eating me...”

The biological weapon she fought against—perhaps mistaking her human-like appearance for food—swallowed her whole.

Thrown into a stomach dripping with digestive fluids, she was severely damaged from the battle and could barely move her limbs.

Electrical discharges shot from all over her body, and her sensors screamed with error messages.

“Warning. Acidic fluid detected. Please evacuate the area immediately.”

“I don’t need to be told that…!”

In response to the support AI’s warning, she cursed, losing her usual composure.

Though her body is sturdy and mechanical, the monster’s digestive juices aren’t ineffective against her.

Her legs and the weapons that have fallen off, submerged in the digestive fluids, are melting away while emitting bubbles and smoke.

Will she be able to escape from inside the monster…?

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I realized I hadn’t drawn a “swallowed whole” scene in a while, so I redrew the roughs, which caused a slight delay.

I apologize for keeping you waiting.

This time, it’s a new robot girl character in a “swallowed whole × digestive fluid” scenario.

I actually really like seeing androids in these kinds of digestion scenarios.

There’s just something alluring about seeing a robot take damage.

Anyway, with this robot girl, the introduction of new characters will come to a temporary halt.

From now on, starting with Laila, I want to put these seven characters I’ve drawn through all sorts of ordeals—falling into swamps, getting eaten, and more (merciless).

I plan to release some character reference materials eventually, so if you’re interested, I’d be happy if you drew something based on them.

I’m planning to post again the day after tomorrow.

I’ve been really ramping up my pace to get this far, but if I push too hard, I’m afraid I’ll end up hurting myself again, so for now, I’m going to aim to finish four more pieces this month (this month’s batch + catching up on December 2025 and January 2026).

See you next time.