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**The Stomach** is a organ who loves to eat food

## Personality

The Stomach is a laid-back and mellow organ, often seen with a joyful expression. He rarely complains and is happy to stay in the background or to go along with the rest of the organs. However, he may be overly relaxed at times and show lack of concern even in extreme situations, such as when the Human is inside an active volcano.

## Appearance

The Stomach appears as a simplified anatomically accurate human stomach. He is orange in color, with the esophagus and duodenum gradually becoming transparent.

## Functions

The Stomach breaks down food both chemically and mechanically through stomach acid and muscular contractions respectively. This allows the intestines to absorb the nutrients from the food easier.

The Stomach is also responsible for the absorption of Vitamin B12 to the bloodstream.

## Trivia

* The Stomach is aware that he is in a show with viewers, and that he is being watched.
* The Stomach's favorite food is fruit salad.
* The Stomach seems to smile in many thumbnails.
* The Stomach is the only character that vomits.
* The Stomach turns pale yellow when he is starving.
Can we eat ONLY CHOCOLATE for 2 months?

**Can we eat ONLY CHOCOLATE for 2 months?** (formerly called: **Can we eat ONLY CHOCOLATE diet for two month?**) is the sixteenth episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

What will happen if we eat chocolate for two months?

## Main Characters

Brain

Heart

## Plot

The episode starts with a Human laying on a sea of chocolate laughing in happiness. The organs, especially stomach, marvel over the sight of them. Brain even declares that they would never need to eat anything else and decides to quit their job.

A few days later, however, Heart grows concerned about the potential consequences of eating only chocolate, but Brain pays him no mind. Heart proceeds to remind Brain that the latter's under the influence of dopamine, a feel-good chemical released after consuming a lot of chocolate. Yet, with Stomach defending Brain, Heart has no choice but to let them see for themselves.

After a month, Heart's suspicion has come true. The other organs are seen covered in fat and the Brain feels oddly thirsty. Worst of all, Heart is visibly ill, prompting Brain to call Doctor for help. After a brief examination, the Doctor reveals that Heart has sustained major damage and that the sugar in chocolate increases thirst. He then urges the organs to fix the issue, otherwise it would result in heart disease and even death from dehydration. Hearing the explanation, Heart pushes Brain to give up on chocolate, which the latter eventually does.

Luckily, the organs made a recovery, so Brain adds that they would develop type 2 diabetes if they did not seek help sooner. But just then, the human won another prize from a competition: A lifetime of potato chips! While Stomach is delighted to witness all the food, the other organs react with annoyance.

## Transcript

See Can we eat ONLY CHOCOLATE diet for two month?*/Transcript**.*

## Trivia

This is the first episode where the organ's voices changed
How to Survive Falling Without a Parachute

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**How to Survive Falling Without a Parachute** is the third episode of Human Buddy

## Description

Their human forgot his parachute... How will they survive?

## Plotline

The Stomach senses something unusual and inquires Brain about the name of the drop sensation he is feeling, to which Brain replies that it's exactly what it's called. The Doctor interrupts their chatter and announces that they're about to die, to the shock of the organs. Liver orders that the Brain assess the situation, and the latter confirms the Doctor's statement, explaining that their human jumped out of the plane with a backpack instead of a parachute. When the Brain asks the Doctor for help, the latter simply tells them to survive and leaves.

With Doctor gone, the organs now discuss amongst themselves the best strategies for survival. Heart suggests aiming for liquid surface, but was refuted by Liver, arguing that the water would be like a brick wall and that their human would drown due to severe injuries. Brain backs up Liver and advises to aim for land, especially soft surfaces that decelerates the impacts. The organs give various examples, such as leaves, trees or snows. The Brain agrees with the option, and settles on aiming for the forest nearby.

Brain then orders the human to open their limbs to slow them down. Now feeling a bit better, Liver asks if it's gonna hurt, with the Brain affirming that it is. As the human is about to hit the ground, Brain also directs the human to cover their head with arms and absorb the impact with their legs, since it would protect the head and organs and give a slim chance of survival. When the moment has come, the organs close their eyes and brace for impact.

As they opened their eyes again, the organs are alive, albeit critically injured. Brain reveals that it may make years to recover, but with the click of the Doctor, the organs are back to normal again and get a congratulations for surviving. To end the episode, the Liver and the Heart express their disappointment that real medicine isn't as simple as a click.

## Transcript

See *How to Survive Falling Without a Parachute/Transcript*.
Our body when it's COLD!

**Our body when it's COLD!** is the fifth episode of Human Buddy.

## Plotline

When the organs are relaxing and having the time of their lives, the Doctor barges in and decreases the temperature significantly.

Startled, the Left Lung asks Brain the reason for Doctor's action, to which the latter answers that the Doctor is testing how the human body reacts in the cold. Noticing how Left Lung is confused, Liver speaks up, clarifying that the human body operates at 37 degrees Celsius (approx. 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit), which is optimal for various reactions and metabolic processes. When there's "a little cold", the body has to put in extra effort to maintain that temperature. The Brain praises Liver for his explanation, prompting Liver to act tough but still show a bit of gratitude.

Still confused, Left Lung asks how the body maintain the temperature, so Heart responds that the blood vessels constrict, meaning more blood would go to the central organ instead of the extremities, making the organs warm and cozy. In response to his answer, Brain compliments them again.

Left Lung leaves another question, which was the reason for shivering. Brain replies that it was the action of muscles repeatedly contracting and relaxing, which unfortunately does not satisfy Left Lung's curiosity. Without diving deep into the logics of thermal energy, Brain briefly explains that since movement creates heat, the action of the muscle creates heat for the body, impressing the Left Lung. He begins to wonder what would happen if the body's hot, but was suddenly cut off by the Doctor in order not to spoil the next episode. The episode ends with Liver asking Doctor if he would turn up the temperature.

## Transcript

See *Our body when it's COLD!/Transcript.*

## Trivia

* This is the first episode in which an organ (other than Brain) is wearing sunglasses.
Do we only use 10% of our brain?

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**Do we only use 10% of our brain?** is the ninth episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

Can we really unlock our brain's full capacity?

## Plotline

At the start of the video, Liver and Kidneys call each other names, so the Brain mediates between them and asks about the situation. Liver tells Brain about the Kidneys' claim that the human only uses 10% of their brain, and Kidneys ask if they are right. Brain brushes them aside for a moment, rationalizing that it's complicated, but after pressure from the Liver, he gives in and utters a "no", proving Liver right.

Brain elaborates that he's always active, but different parts of the Brain are used differently. Kidneys questions if Brain is always at full capacity. Without directing answering, Brain explains that he is most efficient when all he parts are working in a synchronized and efficient manner. The kidneys now believe they are right after all, much to Liver's annoyance.

Then, the Kidneys make another inquiry: Why are some people smarter than others? The Brain answers that he is adaptable to new experiences and information, and brings up neural plasticity, perplexing Liver and Kidneys. Therefore, Brain requests to Doctor an episode of neuroplasticity, with the Doctor promises to do so after coming up with a trendy title. Brain accepts Doctor's deal, ending the episode.

## Transcript

See *Do we only use 10% of our brain?/Transcript.*
Mind-blowing CHALLENGES!!

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1. Can you swallow a LEGO and live to tell the tale?2. How DEEP underwater can we survive the PRESSURE?3. How high can we survive WITHOUT OXYGEN?4. How could you survive to DESERT?

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**Mind-blowing CHALLENGES!! #1** is the second compilation from Human Buddy.

## Episodes

1. Can you swallow a LEGO and live to tell the tale?

2. How DEEP underwater can we survive the PRESSURE?

3. How high can we survive WITHOUT OXYGEN?

4. How could you survive to DESERT?

## Trivia

In the thumbnail, The organs in the thumbnail wearing hats and scarfs looks just like the thumbnail from the 13th episode How high can we survive WITHOUT OXYGEN? and also shows the part where Human starts planking and dabbing while skiing down Mount Everest.
Right Lung

*Main article: Lungs*

Not to be confused with Left Lung.

## Physical Description

The Right Lung is an anatomically correct simplified human right lung. He is mainly dark pink, with two lines separating him into three connected parts/lobes. He is connected to the Left Lung by a white trachea. He has a masculine voice, which is slightly deeper than most other organs' voices.

## Function

The main function of the lungs is the process of gas exchange called respiration (or breathing). In respiration, oxygen from incoming air enters the blood, and carbon dioxide, a waste gas from the metabolism, leaves the blood.

## Trivia

* The Left Lung is aware they are in a show, that has viewers, and that they are being watched.
How does our body perceive PAIN?

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**How does our body perceive PAIN?** is the tenth episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

What happens inside our bodies when we feel pain?

## Plotline

The organs are seen partying and having fun when the party abruptly comes to an end. Angered, Left Lung asks who the party pooper is, leading to other organs staring at the Intestines and the latter defending himself. Right Lung asks the Brain for help, but the Brain is in too much pain to continue the party. Astounded, Right Lung asks for details of the pain, to which Brain replies that it's a sudden throbbing sensation. He enlists the Doctor for help, as he is in too much pain to explain further.

After teasing the Brain a bit, Doctor happily explains that pain is a complex phenomenon involving the nervous system and the mechanism of pain, in which nociceptors are activated and send signals to the nervous system. Left Lung asks if all pain feel the same, so Doctor elaborates on the different types of pain, each associated with different types of neurofibers.

Right Lung brings up another question, which is why some people feel more pain than others. In response, the Doctor lists out the factors that influence the perception of pain, making Intestines feel bad for the Brain. Brain then asks the reason for his pain, with the Doctor revealing that the human accidentally sat on a cactus. The Brain stares at the screen in disbelief, ending the episode.

## Transcript

See *How does our body perceive PAIN?/Transcript.*
Can you swallow a LEGO and live to tell the tale?

**Can you swallow a LEGO and live to tell the tale?** is the twenty-second episode on Human Buddy.

## Plotline

The episode starts out with Human swallowing a lego. Left Lung announces that something feels weird on him and asks what happened which Brain revealed that they just won a bet. Right Lung was questionably asking that they swallow a lego just to win a bet which Brain feels like when he says it like that it sounds so stupid.

Doctor finds out that something is stuck here and asks what did they do now which Brain says that it was a small inconvenience until Right Lung reveals that they swallowed a lego and Left Lung starts panicking about how they're about to die because he can't breathe. Doctor then said that it wasn't sounding very smart and explains that the piece can get stuck in the tract causing Suffocation. Left Lung starts panicking even more thinking they are actually about to die which Doctor announces that the piece was small enough to continue. Which Right Lung reveals that they can still breathe.

Stomach tells Doctor that he's suffering a minor pain which he replies that its generating Abdominal Pain which isn't a big deal and in rare cases it'll Intestinal Perforations shocking Intestines. Doctor says that its still not the case and plans to get rid of the piece which Brain suggests to vomit the piece out which he says that's a brilliant idea sarcastically and tells him that if that's what he wants to cause more serious injuries throughout the digestive system. Brain was about to ask if he did do it which Doctor interrupts him and says that he's not making best decisions today.

Stomach says that the pain is gone and the piece ran its course which Right Lung announces that they can still breathe and never got any serious injuries to the Digestive System and asks him how to get rid of the piece. Which Doctor was about to say something until Intestines says "I poop" which he announces that's how they can remove the piece with disgusted faces on the organs ending the episode.

## Transcript

See Can you swallow a LEGO and live to tell the tale?/Transcript.
Human Buddy Wiki

**Welcome to the**
**HUMAN BUDDY WIKI!**

We are a collaborative wiki making pages of Episodes and Character of the Webseries Human Buddy. Feel free to help the wiki if you want.

*Welcome to Human Buddy! I'm the DOCTOR, and with a bunch of living organs (living, as in, sentient) we'll make the BEST MEDICINE SHOW... EVER!!!*

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Your body when you eat SPOILED CHEESE!!!

**Your body when you eat SPOILED CHEESE!!!** is the twentieth episode on Human Buddy

## Description

What Happens When You Eat Spoiled Cheese?

## Plotline

The episode starts with Human vomiting in the toilet while Stomach is upset that the food is leaving him. Concerned, the organs ask Brain what's going on, but Brain is in too pain to focus and reveals that the Human is suffering from food poisoning. Upon hearing 'poisoning' Heart frantically asks who was the culprit that put the poison in their meal, but he was then corrected by Brain, who states that their humans simply ate rotten cheese. Once again hearing the stupidity of the human, the organs complain before the Doctor comes in and remarks about the disgustingness of the situation. After he was informed of the situation, he is appalled as eating expired food is unsafe. Brain further elaborates on it, explaining how bacteria and molds contributes to food poisoning.

After the Doctor briefly introduces what molds are, Stomach vomits once again, which was explained by Doctor and Brain to be a way for the body to get rid of harmful bacteria. Moreover, the Doctor gives tips on preventing a food poisoning.

Just then, Right Lung notices that the Human is hot. It turns out that the human is also having a fever, which is a immune reaction to fight bacteria. Therefore, Spleen and the blood cells dutifully fight the bacteria and thereby complimented by Heart.

The Brain begins having a headache, yet another symptom of food poisoning. The Doctor then warns the organ about dehydration due to the Stomach vomiting a lot of water out, as this may result in death. At this point, the organs are all familiar with the concept, but still freaks out upon hearing it.

In order to prevent death, the Doctor orders the organs to drink a lot of electrolytes and antibiotics. Sadly, the Brain is in too much pain and too tired to do so despite the urging of other organs. At this point, the other organs are starting to feel weak as well, so Heart tries once again to persuade Brain, stating that the pain would go away after drinking electrolytes. This finally convinces Brain, and he takes the antibiotics with electrolytes and goes to sleep.

When Brain wakes up, he is still feeling weak but painless, while Spleen reports that he had successfully fought off the bacteria. Heart applauds Brain for his effort, while Stomach asks for food to eat, specifically a cheesecake, the food that caused the Human's food poisoning! At the end, the other organs react with disgust and reluctance upon hearing Stomach's request.

## Transcript

See *Your body when you eat SPOILED CHEESE!!!/Transcript*

## Trivia

* The final three minutes is just the entirety of "Can we eat ONLY CHOCOLATE for 2 months?".
* This episode was announced as a long episode in a community post made by Human Buddy as a 100K subscriber special
Side effects of living in SPACE!

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**Side effects of living in SPACE!** is the fourth episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

What happens to our body when we live in space?

## Plotline

At the beginning, Heart is visibly exhausted from pumping blood constantly, so the lungs express their concern. Although Heart wishes to relax, he is unable to, as he needs to work all the time in order to keep the human alive.

Upon hearing this, the Doctor fulfils the Heart's wish and sends the human to space. The lungs initially fret over the lack of air in space, but is soon informed that the human is in a spacesuit. They cheer up significantly after knowing that the Heart can finally relax, owning to lack of gravity, and even suggests staying in space forever.

However, Brain rejects the idea, outlining the negative consequences of it, such as the weakening and shrinkage of the heart. Though concerned, the lungs justify that since the Heart is happy, those effects wouldn't matter. Because of that, the Brain further elaborates on the seriousness of those effects, such as dizziness, fainting, and difficulty with physical activities. Although the consequences can be prevented with cardiovascular exercises, which astronauts are required to do, their human in particular did not do them, so their best hope is to wait for the Doctor to get them back down. Sadly, the Doctor is unable to do so, concluding the episode.

## Transcript

See *Side effects of living in SPACE!/Transcript*

## Trivia

* This is the first episode in which a character from SolarBalls appears on the thumbnail
List of episodes

Here's the list of episodes from the webseries Human Buddy.

Episode 1: What if Organs had feelings?

Episode 2: Human Body in a Nutshell

Episode 3: How to Survive Falling Without a Parachute

Episode 4: Side effects of living in SPACE!

Episode 5: Our body when it's COLD!

Episode 6: Can your body survive VOLCANO heat!?

Episode 7: Can We Live Without a Stomach?

Episode 8: How Some People Live Without a Stomach?

Episode 9: Do we only use 10% of our brain?

Episode 10: How does our body perceive PAIN?

Episode 11: How DEEP underwater can we survive the PRESSURE?

Episode 12: What happens to our brain when we SLEEP?

Episode 13: How high can we survive WITHOUT OXYGEN? (Long episode)

Episode 14: What happens when we’re struck by LIGHTNING?

Episode 15: Stabbed by a SWORD: What's the next move?

Episode 16: Can we eat ONLY CHOCOLATE for 2 months?

Episode 17: What happens when you're KNOCKED OUT?

Episode 18: How could you survive to DESERT? (Long episode)

Episode 19: Can a BREAK UP really affect your HEART?

Episode 20: Your body when you eat SPOILED CHEESE!!! (Long episode)

Episode 21: Can you survive to SNAKE VENOM? (Long episode)

Episode 22: Can you swallow a LEGO and live to tell the tale?

Episode 23: What if your heart beats to the rhythm of the music?

Episode 24: Can you hold in your poop for a whole week?

Episode 25: How long can you survive without food? (Long episode) (Halloween Special)

Episode 26: What if you stay underwater for 3 minutes?

Episode 27: What happens to your brain when you get nightmares? (Long episode)

Episode 28: What does meditation do to your brain? (Long episode)

Episode 29: How does sugar affect your Brain?

Episode 30: Your body when you laugh!

Episode 31: Virus vs Human Buddy!! (Long episode)

Episode 32: AWARDS CEREMONY!!! (New Year Special) (Long episode)

Episode 33: Why do you get Deja vu?

Episode 34: Vegetable diet vs Meat diet!! Which one is better? (Long episode)
Heart

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## Personality

Heart is generally a cheerful character, he's quite sociable and expressive as he tends to show how he's feeling through his expressions, as such he appears to be more emotionally sensitive than others which may factor in how he gets startled pretty easy. He can't let himself rest, and he's aware of such- if he stops his job, the human body will die; as mentioned in an episode. So in turn he's always constantly working, which may be tiring for him. But, even then he does care a lot about his fellow organ friends, and showing concern for them; even if its non-verbally..

## Appearance

Heart appears as a simplified anatomically accurate heart, being red in color with some of the arteries being blue. Heart has eyes and a mouth.

## Function

The Heart pumps blood through out the body, which is crucial for living.

## Trivia

* The heart is aware they are in a show, that has viewers, and that they are being watched.
* Heart loves hidden lore.
Doctor

**Doctor** is a main character in Human Buddy

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## Personality

Doctor is a charismatic, witty, manipulative, outspoken host with the aim of entertaining the viewers. As revealed in "What if Organs had feelings?", the reason Doctor made the organs sentient is to make the show more entertaining for viewers to watch. In addition to that, he also tends to get the organs in dangerous situations and let them fend for themselves, claiming that it's part of the show. He sometimes make lighthearted jokes and puns about the situations, much to the annoyance of other organs.

However, he can be insensitive to the organs and inattentive to their needs. For instance, in "How high can we survive WITHOUT OXYGEN?", he refuses to help the organs despite them being noticeably distressed and having edema.

Despite being knowledgeable in medicine, Doctor is shown to be ignorant in other areas of knowledge. As seen in "Can your body survive VOLCANO heat!?", Doctor did not know that lava is over 1000 degrees, showing that he can lack common knowledge when it's not related to medicine and biology.

## Trivia

* The Doctor gave the organs sentience.
* The show, Human Buddy, most likely is owned by Doctor.
* The Doctor works similarly to a computer cursor.
* The Doctor controls most things in the show, like the temperature, time and some significant control over the organs; like the ability to remove their mouths. However, there seem to be some limits to his abilities as shown when he had a hard time getting the organs back from space.
* The Doctor used to be a cursor when the show was first launched.
Brain

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## Personality

The Brain is smart, well-mannered, often acts similar to the Doctor who takes the role of a teacher towards the other organs, being the main one to answer their questions. He's aware that he takes the role of a teacher, as said in How does our body perceive PAIN? and Our body when it's COLD!. Most of the time, he’s shown to be patient, willing to help the others. However, Brain is not always good.

## Appearance

A human brain that is generally pink in color. He has a pair of white eyes and a mouth. He also wears grey circular glasses with grey-tinted lens.

## Function

The brain is a complex organ that controls thought, memory, emotion, touch, motor skills, vision, breathing, temperature, hunger and every process that regulates our body.

## Trivia

* The Brain's eyes turn yellow when using the senses, which shows the nerves alongside it.
* The Brain sometimes gets muted when stealing the Doctor's thunder.
Can a BREAK UP really affect your HEART?

**Can a BREAK UP really affect your HEART?** is the nineteenth episode of Human Buddy

## Main Characters

Heart

Brain

## Plot

The episode starts with human's girlfriend slapping human while crying meaning they broke up. Heart was so sad and was falling for her however Brain told him to relax and that the breakup was bad but they never got really hurt from it and thinks that their Human will be fine. Which Heart was thinking that its not that simple which the organs disagree and told him that its gonna be fine.

A few days later Heart doesn't feel good which Brain thinks that whatever he's feeling would go away in a few days. Heart alerts him that it hurt so much until Right Lung tells Brain that him and Left Lung are not doing good as well by saying that Its getting to breathe. Brain starts to get worried and thinks it was just a breakup and that their human can't be sick and calls Doctor for help. Which he made another joke and Brain tells him that something's wrong with them.

Doctor asks them if they're human going through stress which Brain answers that he broke up with his girlfriend a few days ago which the Doctor knows what's the problem. He reveals that Heart is suffering from Broken Heart Syndrome which Brain thinks that he made it up til he said that it's real also calling by the other name for it (Takotsubo cardiomyopathy). Which the Brain asks him on what is it which he replied that it's a heart condition listing causes like stressful situations and extreme emotions, exactly like what their human experienced. Right Lung asks that a Breakup can cause them physical pain which the Doctor answered yes and explaining that the left ventricle weakens and interrupts the way the heart pumps blood. He also listed some common symptoms which are, chest pain and shortness of breath concluding that others mistake it for a heart attack. Heart yells in pain and Brain starts to get worried and asks on how can they help the lungs and heart. Doctor says that it's temporary and that in order to recover fast is to get rid of the stress which Brain asks "You mean?" Until he said that their human has to move on from his ex. Which Brain understand and decides to force their human to delete his photos with his ex in them to recover faster. Right lung warns him to hurry til Brain was done with deleting the photos. Doctor advises the organs that their human should go out and celebrate to destress more. Brain thinks that's a good idea until he started to simp on another girl and thinks that she'll be his future wife which the organ starts to get annoyed and worried ending the episode.

## Transcript

See Can a BREAK UP really affect your HEART?/Transcript

## Trivia

This episode was posted after the eighteenth episode disappeared on the channel making it the Nineteenth episode.
What if Organs had feelings?

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**What if Organs had feelings?** is the first episode of Human Buddy.

## Plotline

The episode starts out with a human body shape, with the organs in it, and then Doctor "clicking" on a faceless Brain, which suddenly makes the rest of the organs have faces. The screen starts shaking and all the organs start screaming. (AND the human does pee on His pants) Brain tells everyone to relax, and Liver demands him to not tell him to relax, because he has eyes and a mouth and a personality. The organs around him are in shock, while Stomach asks if this is "that one Pixar movie" (referring to Inside Out).

Suddenly, Doctor starts talking. He says "Hello, organs!", to which Right Lung responds saying "Oh my god, I almost had a heart attack!", which annoys Heart, who answers saying "Seriously, dude?". Brain asks why are they alive, but Doctor doesn't reply directly, he just says "I am the doctor! And this is MY show! My medicine show (for Nickelodeon)!". Brain asks again, to which Doctor replies that it makes the show more fun. Liver questions the Doctor's decision, while Lungs start having panic attacks. Amidst the chaos, the kidneys brush them aside and admit that they don't care, much to the delight of Doctor.

Brain seeks for more information regarding the situation, and Heart suggests the possibility of hidden lore, which he likes. However, the Doctor denies giving out any info, explaining that he just wanted to make a medicine show that's fun to watch. Now sensing that the rest of the organs dislike his idea, the Doctor seemingly changes his mind and tries to delete Left Lung, in order to get the organs to comply. The organs have no choice but to do so, so as to save him from being deleted.

After the Left Lung is saved, the intestines says, "poo poo time" randomly, upsetting the other organs.

## Transcript

See *What if Organs had feelings?/Transcript.*

## Trivia

* This is the first episode of Human Buddy.

* Stomach referenced the movie, Inside Out, in the episode AND Nickelodeon Will brocast human buddy
What happens to our brain when we SLEEP?

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**What happens to our brain when we SLEEP?** is the twelfth episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

The organs wonder why the Brain needs to sleep, so Doctor explains to them the importance of it.

## Plotline

At the beginning of the video, Brain is sleeping soundly. Liver, not knowing what the Brain is up to, asks if he's okay, before being told by Heart that he's sleeping. Still confused, Liver asks for details, but Heart couldn't answer, claiming that the Brain knows about it.

As an alternative, the Liver calls out for the Doctor, annoying the other organs. Doctor explains one of the stages of sleep - REM sleep, where dreams are more vivid due to brain activity. He points out the limitations of this sleep stage, which is that the body can't repair as much as NREM sleep. Liver asks what it is, so Heart answers it, earning himself a gold star in the process.

The Doctor continues explaining that it is when brain activity slows down, allowing the body to properly repair itself. Liver assumes it is the only reason for sleeping, so Doctor clears up the misconception, pointing out that the Brain needs it most for various reasons such as removing waste, surprising Liver.

Liver wonders about the effects of not sleeping. Meanwhile, Brain awakes from all the noise and starts throwing a tantrum, answering Liver's question.

## Transcript

See *What happens to our brain when we SLEEP?/Transcript*.

## Trivia

* This episode is reuploaded, most likely due to it being originally marked as for kids.
* In the original thumbnail it showed Brain sleeping peacefully on a bed wearing a sleeping hat.
Your body when you laugh!

**Your body when you laugh!** is the thirtieth episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

What Happens To Your Body When You Laugh?

## Main Characters

Brain

Heart

## Trivia

* The episode was mistakenly releasing on Dec 15, 2023 until they changed it to Saturday.
* Many fans saw that in the thumbnail and commenting that Human was crying blood while laughing.
Liver

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## Personality

The Liver is a hardworking organ, being responsible for many functions that regulates the human body. For this reason, he values efficiency and gets impatient easily, especially when the Doctor is late to show up and when the other organs do not get straight to the point while explaining.

The liver sometimes acts like a a mini brain, particularly when the Brain isn't functioning normally. For example, in How to Survive Falling Without a Parachute the Heart said to land in the a lake or the sea but he said the water from that height is basically like a brick wall.

Despite having a colder exterior, Liver occasionally shows affection for other organs, for example in "How Some People Live Without a Stomach?", he said that he loves the Stomach and that he can't live without the Stomach.

## Appearance

Liver appears as a simplified anatomically accurate liver. Liver is red in color, with the gallbladder being green and a light peach line from its face. Liver has eyes and a mouth.

## Function

The liver produces bile, it also helps support metabolism, immunity, digestion, detoxification, vitamin storage and more.

## Trivia

* The Liver is aware they are in a show, that has viewers, and that they are being watched.
* Liver seems to know more than the rest of the Organs, with the exception of Brain who knows the most out of everyone.
* The Liver in this show has a gallbladder though it is technically a separate organ from it.
Finn Rhodes

**Finn Rhodes** is a suspiciously shy young man encountered by Maggie during the events of *Friendly Facade*. He is the first character encountered by the player, meeting up with Maggie right outside of the ISS facility.

## Personality

Finn is shy and generally averse to any interaction. He will speak in limited phrases, but is obviously uncomfortable.

## History

Finn is from Ohio and likes video games. At some point he opted to take part in the Golding Foundation's Isolated Society Study.

## Trivia

* Whether the player chooses to go left or right after arriving at the Isolated Society Study, they will encounter Finn.
Pancreas and Spleen

The Pancreas and Spleen are minor characters. They are the only sentient organs that have not been formally introduced in "Human Body in a Nutshell". The Spleen has a speaking role in Can We Live Without a Stomach? and How Some People Live Without a Stomach? and Virus vs Human Buddy!! , while the Pancreas hasn't had any yet.

## Physical description

### Species

Human Pancreas (Pancreas) Human Spleen (Spleen)

### Gender

(Spleen) Male (he/him) (Pancreas) Male (he/him)

## Appearance

The Pancreas appears as a simplified anatomically accurate human pancreas, being yellow in color. It is connected to digestive system (Stomach and Intestines)

The Spleen is a simplified anatomically accurate human spleen. He is purple in color with a deep voice.

The Pancreas and Spleen are connected.

## Function

The Pancreas produce digestive enzymes, which is then released to the intestines. It is also responsible for producing hormones such as insulin.

The Spleen filters the blood and plays a major role in the immune system.
Can We Live Without a Stomach?

**Can We Live Without a Stomach?** is the seventh episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

Stomach is gone! Find out what happens...

## Plotline

The episode begins with the human ingesting something. Curious, stomach asks what it is, which is said to be fruit salad by the Brain. Since it is his favorite food, the Stomach is naturally happy at this and asks for more.

Out of nowhere, the Doctor abruptly deletes the Stomach, prompting Liver to demand to know where he went. Ignoring Liver, the Doctor announces a new game: "Can we live without this organ?" then leave the organs to see for themselves. Since the organs feel fine immediately after, the Kidneys assume that the Stomach is useless, while Brain rebuts that there'd be a catch, which is that the Intestines would get food directly from the mouth and absorb its nutrients, enlightening Heart and Left Lung, who have thought it was the Stomach's responsibility. Right Lung therefore agrees with Kidneys' assumption.

However, in the next scene, the organs are suffering and noticeably ill. The heart demands to know where the nutrients went, so the intestines answers that it is difficult nutrients when they aren't broken down by the stomach, or mixed with stomach acid. He then went on to describe the difficulties of doing so is akin to eating a big jumbo burger in one bite. The end results of absence of stomach is then slowly revealed: Liver constantly processing nutrients, the weakening of immune system, and enlargement and early death of red blood cells due to lack of vitamin B12.

Just as Liver remarks that they were in huge trouble, the Doctor comes back and brings back Stomach, to the other organs' joy as they recover. The Doctor asks the organs what they have learned, so the Liver replies that they can't live without a Stomach, but the Doctor negates his statement, much to other organs' surprise. Though Liver requests an explanation, the Doctor makes him wait for the upcoming episode. The episode ends.

## Transcript

See *Can We Live Without a Stomach?/Transcript*.

## Trivia

* This is the first episode in which an organ is intentionally removed by the Doctor.
Stabbed by a SWORD: What's the next move?

**Stabbed by a SWORD: What's the next move?** is the fifteenth episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

What should we do when we're stabbed by a sword?

## Plotline

The human is seen sword-fighting with another person, but is then stabbed, causing all the organs to scream in pain and panic. The Brain tries to calm them down and explains that he's currently feeling dizziness. Before passing out, he orders the Heart to pump faster and the Lungs to breathe more frequently. The Heart and the Lungs follow his orders, and becomes terrified when their actions are ineffective.

Right Lung suggests pulling out the sword, while Heart disagrees on the grounds of it being too risky. The Doctor steps in and sides with Heart after hearing both sides. He backs up his stance with the fact that the sword is preventing more blood loss, so pulling it out would worsen the problem. Instead, he directs the Heart and Lungs to work together to wake the Brain up.

Fortunately, the Brain awakens, to the joy of the other organs. He comments on the pain of the sword being stuck in the foot, causing other organs to start arguing again.

## Transcript

See *Stabbed by a SWORD: What's the next move?/Transcript*.
Can you survive to SNAKE VENOM?

**Can you survive to SNAKE VENOM?** is the twenty-first episode on Human Buddy.

## Description

What happens to your body when a snake bites you?

## Plotline

Basically the human goes to the zoo to make a cobra dance with a flute, however he ends up being bitten by his favorite animal

## Transcript

See Can you survive to SNAKE VENOM?/Transcript

## Trivia

The last 2 minutes is just What happens when we’re struck by LIGHTNING?.

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What happens when we’re struck by LIGHTNING?

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**What happens when we’re struck by LIGHTNING?** is the fourteenth episode of Human Buddy.

## Description

Our human is struck by lightning! Find out what happens...

## Plotline

The organs scream in pain as they are struck by lightning. Liver asks how the others are organs are doing, who are shown to be unwell. As for the Brain, he falls unconscious, prompting Liver to call for him. When the Brain startles awake, he is greatly confused by the situation and shows memory loss. Realizing that the Brain suffered major damage, the Liver calls for the Doctor.

After being explained about the problem, the Doctor states that the Brain has amnesia, before informing the organs that they have third-degree burns and cataracts. Heart is bewildered, so Doctor explains briefly and warns that it may result in total loss, before demanding to know what happened.

Liver recounts that the human went to see the latest film in which a superhero gains powers after being struck by lightning. The organs express their love for the film, but is stopped by the Doctor. He urges them to go to the hospital, and lists out the outcomes after having a large amount of energy enter the body. Hearing the explanation, Heart becomes saddened that lightning doesn't grant superpowers. On the contrary, they should be avoided at all costs, and that people should stay indoors during one. Liver wonders about what to do if they're outside, and Doctor replies with locations they ought to avoid and that they should find the nearest shelter.

After hearing the analysis, Liver and Heart persuade Brain to go to the hospital. At last, the Brain finally remembers after being reminded of the aforementioned movie and decides to call an ambulance.

Just when the organs think they succeeded, the Brain suddenly considers ingesting chemicals, thinking it would give them superpowers, much to the opposition of the rest of the organs.

## Transcript

See *What happens when we’re struck by LIGHTNING?/Transcript*
How could you survive to DESERT?

**How could you survive to DESERT?** is the eighteenth episode of Human Buddy.

## Main Characters

Brain

Stomach

## Plot

The episode starts with Human sweating in the desert til zooming into the organs. Liver asks Brain if they're lost in the desert which he replied yes.

Announcing that they separated from their tour group causing all the organs to argue about why this happens to them. The kidneys told them that there are giant worm monsters in the desert which Brain replied that it was just in a Sci Fi movie they watched during their flight and warned them that there are some wild animals they need to avoid. Liver announces that he's dying of heat. Brain also wants to do something about the heat and asks everyone if they have any ideas which they replied no until Brain starts talking about the sponsor Raid Shadow Legends with doctor.

He also explains that temperatures higher than 38 degrees celsius (100.4 degrees Fahrenheit) are common in desert which can cause Dehydration and Heatstroke. Liver doesn't know what heatstroke was until Brain tells them that its a life threatening condition to overheat the body being the most severe form of Hyperthermia or other heat related conditions when the body reaches 40 degrees celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit). Liver becomes concerned and asks him what can happen. Brain continues by saying that during heatstroke the body is unable to cool down which normally the hypothalamus can set the core body temperature but the hypothalamic thermoregulatory response becomes inadequate at high temperatures with complications like brain swelling, liver failure multi-organ failure, including acute respiratory syndrome where fluid fills inside the lungs keeping them from filling with enough oxygen for the whole body. Liver tells Brain to stop til Brain continues explaining while smiling, talking about how they can get Rhabdomyolysis and can cause further organ damage until Liver interrupts him and angrily asks him if he has to be happy while explaining ways they can die. Brain apologizes for getting carried away.

Liver asks him about how can they prevent heatstroke which Brain says that they have to cover the body a lot and that they're wearing a hat and pants.

## Transcript

See How could you survive to DESERT?/Transcript

## Trivia

* This is the first episode of Human buddy to be sponsored.
* This is the 4th (initially 3rd) episode to have the new voices.
* This is the first episode to reveal the Kidneys new voices.
Intestines

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* Intestines
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## Personality

The intestines is an eccentric organ, often making references to defecation during inappropriate times, for instance in "What if Organs had feelings?", embarrassing other organs in the process. He plays a more passive role among the organs, preferring to stay in the background rather than speaking up.

Despite appearing unintelligent, the intestines is well-aware of his role in digestion and how it is affected in the absence of the Stomach, as shown in "Can We Live Without a Stomach?"

## Appearance

The intestines resemble a simplified, anatomically accurate human intestines, with a red small intestine and a pink large intestine. Strangely, the Ureter and Bladder is also included as part of the intestines, despite this not being the case in real life.

## Function

The intestines absorb food from the stomach in the small intestine and absorb water from the large intestine. Despite not being mentioned in the series, the small intestines can also absorb water as well.

## Trivia

* The Intestines is aware that they are in a show, and that they are being watched.
Why do you get Deja vu?

**Why do you get Deja vu?** is the thirty-third episode of Human Buddy.

## Plotline

The episode starts with Human taking pictures with his camera at a Museum. Heart says that the artwork is lovely which Liver doesn't get it until Heart replies that the artworks are all pretty and asks if they move him. Brain announces that they have been in the museum before which confuses Liver saying that this is their first time here. Brain asks if he's sure which Heart agrees until Brain says that "it" finally happened which questions Liver on what already happened till Brain announces that after every attempt he finally has a superpower revealing that "he can see the future" by experenicing being in the museum before going there.

Doctor starts saying that Medical Science is one thing but he doesn't get all of the art which Liver agrees. Heart asks Doctor what's wrong with Brain by explaining that he can see the future exampling that he already experiencing the museum before going. Which Doctor replies that it's just Deja Vu which Liver tries spelling it out "Day Jar What?" until Doctor explains that its a sense that you've done something or experiencing a new situation before coming from French meaning "Already Seen" which Heart thinks its "Incroyable" (Incredible in French). Doctor also explains that around 60 to 70% of people experiencing Deja Vu sometimes in their lifetime and how a familiar sound or sight will trigger it. Which also believes that Deja Vu might be a result of two different streams of Awareness Colliding by recognizing a current situation alongside feeling like its an Inaccurate Recollection revealing that some researchers believe that something has to do with the Brain's Temporal Lo where memory is stored.

Heart asks him if there's any cause of concerns for deja vu which Doctor continues explaining that in rare cases it could be a sign of some Neurological Disorder like epilepsy or a seizure but most people who do experience deja vu won't feel adverse health issues. Brain disagrees with Doctor and still believes he has superpowers and tells him that he'll prove it to him which Liver tells Brain to give it up until he makes a prediction of a person that walks in the room by sayng a blondie girl wearing sunglasses which Liver tells the prediction was wrong. Brain then makes another prediction of a short older man wearing lab coat which was wrong again until Heart asks Liver if this is going to take a while which Liver agrees. While Brain still tries to predict correctly until the episode ends.

## Trivia

Brain still thought he had powers since What happens when we’re struck by LIGHTNING?
How DEEP underwater can we survive the PRESSURE?

**How DEEP underwater can we survive the PRESSURE?** is the eleventh episode of Human Buddy.

## Plotline

The human is seen scuba diving while tied to the piano, making Left Lung inquire about it. Brain explains that it's the latest trend, but other organs are not as enthusiastic as the human himself.

The Doctor appears and tries to make a joke, but his joke doesn't get the intended results. The Lungs start feeling pain, while the Brain hears loud, painful ringing. For that reason, Doctor attributes their discomfort to the water pressure which compresses the body. He explains that the pain is due to the body trying to release the pressure, as illustrated by Brain's inability to hear well.

Left Lung shrugs it off, before being warned by the Doctor that it may lead to Barrow trauma, proving Right Lung's suspicion right. He exclaims that they are in trouble, and Doctor seizes the opportunity to make another joke, which, again, fails to amuse the organs. Right Lung continues his speech, suggesting getting to the surface fast. His idea is rejected by the Doctor, as the compressed gases in the body would expand at once and turn into bubbles, resulting in serious consequences.

The organs settle on ascending slowly and steadily. After some difficulty, they manage to convince Brain to do so by stressing the fact that they are in serious pain. Brain realizes that they are beyond the safe limit for recreational diving and quickly goes back to the surface. The organs have a small celebration before Brain interrupts, asking where their boat is.

## Transcript

See *How DEEP underwater can we survive the PRESSURE?/Transcript.*