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No. 019
Fig. 019. Glis maydis

No. 019 · Italian brainrot

Pipi Corni

Glis maydis

A dormouse with an ear of corn in place of its torso, making a permanent “:3” face.

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The real science

The creature is invented. These parts are real.

Dormouse
Hazel dormice hibernate so much they can spend nearly three quarters of the year asleep in some form. The Wildlife Trusts
Corn
Corn was domesticated in southern Mexico about 10,000 years ago from a wild grass called teosinte. Encyclopedia Britannica

Print notes

Print the corn kernels as a separate textured shell, or they vanish at small scale.

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Field data

Habitat
The Fuse Machine’s output tray
First observed
2025
Diet
Kernels, in theory
Call
A tiny, satisfied squeak
Composition
Dormouse, 1. Corn torso, 1.
Game rarity
Common, in Steal a Brainrot

Conservation status

Least concern

Field notes

One of a whole shelf of Pipi variants, distinguished only by whatever vegetable replaced its middle. This one drew corn.

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