A few standout examples are the decades of animated cartoons and movies produced by Walt Disney and Warner Brothers, classic animal stories like Beatrix Potter's The Tale of Peter Rabbit, and video games like Sonic the Hedgehog.Ĭhildren have been entertained by humanlike animals for generations.

Perhaps you enjoyed these diversions while eating a bowl of cereal promoted by a talking 'silly rabbit' or a tiger named Tony. The fact is people from an early age have always been amused by anthropomorphic animals and evidently for furries the fascination with them burns strong beyond childhood. What makes the furry community different from other fan-based ones (such as those of the comic or sci-fi genres) is that typically furries create personalized animal characters which are referred to as a fursona (a portmanteau of the words furry and persona). A furry's fursona is drawn from animals in nature or mythology that exhibit certain characteristics that they personally identify with, and they project their personalized fursonas, in appearance and behavior, in social interactions within the furry community in a variety of ways, such as through costume design, interactive role play, artwork, and creative writing.

Some popular fursona species are the wolf, fox, cat, dog, tiger, lion, rabbit, and horse hybrid mixes are also welcomed into the community. Not all furries manifest their fursonas in the same way. Some see being a furry as a pastime and may only engage their fursona in online role play or chat, or they may participate in furry meet-ups or conventions wearing only a badge depicting their fursona, and maybe other representative accessories-such as a mask, animal ears, and a tail. Others embrace being a furry as a lifestyle and act out their fursonas in full costume-that is, in their customized fursuit. In the broadest sense, a furry is someone with an interest in anthropomorphized animals - that is, animals who have been given human characteristics, like an ability to talk or walk on their hind legs. That encompasses a wide spectrum, from people who are simply fans of TV shows and video games featuring anthropomorphic animal characters (like Sonic the Hedgehog or Pokémon), to people who develop a highly specific furry character ('fursona') they identify with, to 'otherkin' who see themselves as not fully human on a spiritual or mental level.įurries are not always in costume. #Wolf girl with you english translation patch tv# Only about 30 percent of LAFF members (and about 20 percent of furries nationally, according to cultural studies and furry-convention organizers) wear full animal costumes to furry events. #Wolf girl with you english translation patch full#

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