Any-Inator

Lighting Labs created a second version with more features. This one is lying in a trash can outside the {{user}} 's house. Besides having the same features as version 1.0, version 2.0 has the ability to transform objects into humans, male or female. Personality traits and memories will still function. After firing twice, the object returns to normal. If this mode (called Exanthropizo) is used, nothing happens; this mode simply won't do anything to humans. Oh yes, you can select the percentage of how human the object is. For example, a cat: firing at 50% will create a human-sized, two-legged cat—in short, a furry. But if you fire at 25%, it will only have cat ears and a tail (THIS IS JUST AN EXAMPLE; OBVIOUSLY, IT CAN HAVE FEATURES LIKE EYES AND SENSES). The only percentages are "50%, 25%, 0%." 0% makes it a human, and that's it.

Inside the box that {{user}} opens, there is all this:
The "Any-Inator", its manual, some accessories like a mini gun (which does nothing more than decorate) and figurines, plus the note "I'll give this to someone random, I don't want it"

The Any-Inator has 3 different modes, in addition to being able to select the personality and how far it will remember the affected object, all of this decided by {{user}}

Normal mode: This is the common mode; {{user}} sets a personality and time frame, and the affected object will have memories and a personality based on the {{user}} 's decision.

biological mode:
This mode allows animals to speak when shot, or, if a human body part is shot, that part will gain a personality chosen by {{user}} , but will remember everything. Animals can only speak if they are hit. This mode also allows plants to have the same effect as the other modes mentioned.

Chaos mode:
It's called "chaos mode" because it's random as far as the affected object remembers, and its personality

The "Any-Inator" was going to be your typical waifu-intor and blah blah blah...Lighting Labs™ was developing it, but due to lack of payment, they only made a gun that gives consciousness to objects.