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Learn the difference . I think I had to do it because people always do the mistake This is a Kemonomimi This is a Monster Girl: This is a furry This is Fatal Fury: BO This is B---------, you sick bastard:

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Learn the difference


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Not Furry Semi-Furry Furry Barely Furry Very Furry 1 3 4 Oh S---, What Please Reconsider Are You Doing? LO KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE 6 0: 100% Human. No animal characteristics whatsoever. Examples: any member of the species H--- sapiens. 1:95-99% human. Basically a human with a few animal characteristics tacked on, e.g. ears or a tail. The most extreme traits may include color patterns in the skin reminiscent of fur color patterns. Examples: Any anime catgirl; Playboy Bunnies; Ohmes-raht Khajiit from The Elder Scrolls (TES) series; Holo from Spice and Wolf; etc. 2:75-94% human. Pretty much entirely human in form and basic appearance, but at this stage you start seeing traits like full-body fur, animal elements in the face, claws or pawpads on otherwise human hands, etc. Still almost solely human in general anatomy. Examples: Cheetah from DC comics; M'ress and Dr. T'Ana from Star Trek, Cathay Khajiit from TES; Mr. Peanutbutter from Bojack Horseman, Lola Bunny from Space Jam, etc. 3:50-74% human. Still humanoid in form and retaining many human physical traits, but with more substantial animal traits. This is the level at which you may see paws or very paw-like hands, digitigrade feet/legs, more significantly animal faces/heads, and some elements of general anatomy more animal than human. Examples: Most of the mammals from Disney's Robin Hood, Mickey Mouse; Po from Kung-Fu Panda; Suthay-raht Khajiit from TES; Tony the Tiger; etc. 4:20-49% human. More animal than human in appearance, at most a blending of animal and humanoid form. General anatomy and appearance is now mostly animal with a few human traits instead of the other way around. Typically still bipedal, but it may be only partially so (and you may begin seeing quadrupedal locomotion). Hands and/or feet may be entirely replaced by paws. Head/face is typically mostly animal with perhaps a few human elements. Examples: Alvin and the Chipmunks; Chip and Dale from Rescue Rangers, Rocket Raccoon from Marvel comics; P--- in Boots from Shrek, Rabbit from Winnie-the-Pooh, etc. 5:0-19% human, but sapient and with at least human-level intelligence. Fundamentally animal in appearance, form, and general anatomy with perhaps a few human-like traits. Typically basically just a talking animal. Examples: Simba from The Lion King, Manny and Diego from Ice Age, Aslan from Narnia, the Apes from Planet of the Apes, the cats from the Warriors series; Alfiq Khajiit from TES; etc. 6:0% human, non-sapient/not of human-level intelligence. Literally an animal, no anthropomorphism beyond what a human might project onto it. Examples: an actual cat or dog; most Pokemon; any non-human mammal on Earth; etc.
Not Furry Semi-Furry Furry Barely Furry Very Furry Oh S---, What Please Reconsider Are You Doing? 1 2 3 KNOWING IS HALF THE BATTLE 6
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Uploaded Jun 13, 2016 at 02:03PM EDT

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learn the difference, furry, kemonomimi, monster girl, fatal fury, liru, utawarerumono, eevee, pokémon, darkstalkers, jon tailban, specific replies

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