Thread: If you could shapeshift into one animal, what would it be?

Yikes. Furries have made it impossible to take any "anthropomorphic" characters even half-seriously anymore. I miss many walking (and sometimes talking) animals not being complete losers. Such as...





Characters like Sonic and Crash have survived because they were already established. Freedom Planet did pretty well (and is a good platformer) but its characters are directly based on Sonic designs.

The furry indie games that occasionally pop up always flop, likely in part because of most people being too embarrassed to have them in their libraries.

Those tossers destroyed that which they cherish most.

I heard of Beastars. That is that anime that is on Netflix right? Is it legit like furry fan-fiction or are people online overexaggerating it? I don't mind watching anthropomorphic shows, anime, ect. so long as it isn't going too nuts with it. Like I have to draw a line somewhere. lol

There has to been a line somewhere

Originally Posted by KorinKitty

I heard of Beastars. That is that anime that is on Netflix right? Is it legit like furry fan-fiction or are people online overexaggerating it? I don't mind watching anthropomorphic shows, anime, ect. so long as it isn't going too nuts with it. Like I have to draw a line somewhere. lol

You don't see anime and manga with these types of characters very often, but they probably have ten times the survival chance of western counterparts. It's probably because they have little to no awareness of the disgusting furry fetishists who follow and tarnish anthropomorphic characters in the west. Since they never had their own Looney Tunes, Disney animals and so on, I don't think the idea took off nearly as much.

But the mangaka will know about all this once they start seeing fan art, if they haven't already. (Yeah, they're lucky to only really have catgirls. Simply tacking two ears and a tail onto a girl is far better...)

Imagine Japan breeding its own "furry fandom". Actually, fuck that, I'd rather not...

Originally Posted by KorinKitty

I heard of Beastars. That is that anime that is on Netflix right? Is it legit like furry fan-fiction or are people online overexaggerating it? I don't mind watching anthropomorphic shows, anime, ect. so long as it isn't going too nuts with it. Like I have to draw a line somewhere. lol

The creator is an out and proud furry.
She's also the daughter of a famous mangaka, but didn't reveal who she was until she found success without using her father's name for leverage so I can respect that at least.

Originally Posted by Zemekis

The creator is an out and proud furry.
She's also the daughter of a famous mangaka, but didn't reveal who she was until she found success without using her father's name for leverage so I can respect that at least.

I mean no offense to people into this kind of stuff but it is just weird as heck to me. When I was a kid I would pretend to be an animal or animal-like but then I grew up. It just seems weird to fantasize about it as an adult or even fully dress yourself in such a manner.

Originally Posted by Zemekis

The creator is an out and proud furry.

Well I'll be damned. I thought furries literally don't exist in Japan. Over there the degenerates are lolicon.

Originally Posted by Mantis

Well I'll be damned. I thought furries literally don't exist in Japan. Over there the degenerates are lolicon.

Furries are a worldwide pandemic. You thought that Japan would be impervious to that shit?

Originally Posted by KorinKitty

I mean no offense to people into this kind of stuff

Maybe you don't, but I do.

Originally Posted by Zemekis

Maybe you don't, but I do.

And now for our feature presentation, Zem and the furry community reach an understanding.