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a comedic and funny 3D rendering in a cartoony art-style of a rich 40-year-old woman named Lucy with a bizarre and unusual body modification. The woman's modification is a talking belly button, which is a second mouth on the front that replaces her navel. Lucy is similar to the Japanese yoki, "Haradashi - 腹出し" with the mouth on her stomach being inspired by a Haradashi. "Haradashi is a goofy-looking yōkai that can change into various different forms. Occasionally a Haradashi will appear as a headless torso with arms, legs, and comical facial features on its belly. Other times it looks like a kind, elderly nun, or a goofy female monster with long black hair. Whatever form it takes, the defining characteristic of a Haradashi is the large, silly-looking face which appears on the creature’s enormous stomach." Lucy is also similar to "Belly Juju" from "Tak and the Power of Juju" with the mouth on her stomach being inspired by "Belly Juju". "Belly Juju is a hungry Juju was introduced in Tak 2: The Staff of Dreams. The head of Belly Juju cannot talk, but only can make noises, and it can cry. Only the stomach can talk. Belly Juju has a very outstanding deep voice. So the stomach controls everything. The stomach once made the comment that the stomach had brains while the head does not. Belly Juju is constantly hungry and can eat with the mouth on his stomach. He is voiced by Jeff Bennett (TV series only)." Lucy is also similar to "subhumanoids" from "Class Of Nuke Em High Part II Subhumanoid Meltdown" with the mouth on her stomach being inspired by "subhumanoids". "Class Of Nuke 'Em High Part II: Subhumanoid Meltdown is a Science Fiction Horror Comedy movie by Eric Louzil and Donald G. Jackson. Tromaville High School has been rebuilt after its destruction at the end of the last movie. With the help of the Nukemama Corporation, the school has become the Tromaville Institute of Technology, and has been integrated into the brand new nuclear reactor, which the students are getting a hands-on experience in learning how to maintain a nuclear reactor. One of the students, Roger Smith (Brick Bronsky), works at the high school's newspaper, and is in need of a real scoop to give to his boss. He signs up for a science experiment in which he meets Victoria (Leesa Rowland), with whom he becomes smitten. What he doesn't know, however, is that Victoria is a subhumanoid, a genetically engineered humanoid creature created by Professor Melvine Holt (Lisa Gaye) for the purpose of making stronger, more durable, completely docile human beings that can take any order given to them. The Dean at the school, Okra (Scott Resnick), hopes to sell the subhumanoids as the perfect workforce, making Nukemama millions. Soon, Roger finds himself involved when he can't stop thinking about Victoria." The movie was released on April 12th, 1991. All subhumanoids have a second mouth in place of a belly button, which is how to tell them apart from regular humans." The second mouth should protru