More characters is always a good thing!

First up, we have Shiho, a young Japanese girl around five or six years old who's very short for her age indeed. Besides her short stature, Shiho stands out for her jet-black hair and strangly piercing green eyes, but it's always her height - or lack thereof - that gets noticed first of all, something that annoys her to no end. Surely if she were older, she'd be bigger, and she wouldn't have to deal with being so short anymore? One day, before going to bed, Shiho makes a wish - to be a grown-up, and to be big... no bigger! Big enough to look down on everyone!

Shiho's wish is, somehow, granted - and the little girl wakes up as a fully-grown adult. However, it soon becomes clear that her wish to be bigger has barely even started, as Shiho begins to grow, and grow, and grow, on and on and on...
Shiho'd never dream of harming anyone, but her growing size may well mean that accidents might become unavoidable...

Secondly, we have June. June is a happy-go-lucky and generally cheerful fairy, with naturally pink hair and bright blue eyes, and cyan-coloured wings, standing at about half a foot tall with breasts roughly equivalent to a human E-cup. June's a pretty powerful fairy, which explains her size, as the more powerful a fairy's magic the larger they are, but even her powers aren't enough to prevent her from being spotted one day while moving through a human's garden. Shortly thereafter, June discovers two things: firstly, that the reason fairies hide away from humans is that humans being aware of them somehow causes them to become more and more powerful - and of course, with more power comes more size, in a potentially never-ending loop.

Secondly, June discovers that she likes growing more than anything else on the planet - it's a good thing that her magic allows her to prevent anything from getting damaged or hurt, because it's likely that she'll do everything in her evergrowing power to keep on growing, bigger and bigger and bigger...
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