Fluidog

Fluidog is a fictional creature that appears in the children's animated television series "Bluey." It is depicted as a dog-like toy, typically made of soft, malleable material, which allows it to change its shape. Fluidogs are often used in imaginative play scenarios by the show's characters, particularly Bluey and Bingo, who treat them as living pets. Their primary characteristic is their ability to stretch, bend, and ooze, giving them a fluid, almost liquid-like appearance and movement.

The concept of Fluidog highlights the show's emphasis on creative play and the boundless imagination of young children. In the context of the series, Fluidogs serve as a prop for exploring themes of responsibility, caregiving, and friendship. Their amorphous nature allows for a wide range of playful interactions, from being cuddled and "fed" to participating in pretend adventures. While not a real-world object, the Fluidog has become a memorable element of "Bluey" for its unique and whimsical portrayal of a child's toy. The visual design of the Fluidog is often simple, with basic features that allow children to project their own ideas and personalities onto the toy during play.