redhusky
Emperor of Floof! King of the Rats and Spamlord!
Noble savages!Nothing wrong with the ole loincloth.
Noble savages!Nothing wrong with the ole loincloth.
Guess an anthro skunk could live anywhere.What species-specific accommodation would your fursona need to get around, or what might they need to be careful of considering other species/their surroundings? What might others find odd about your fursona's species?
Yes! I mean we only stink if you'd try to throw us out! (Or well... You'd stink)Are skunks allowed on public transportation without a warning?
NO!1. In real life, there are procedures to remove the glands from a skunk. Maybe it would be sort of a norm/tradition (for skunks of course) to remove the glands from a skunk at a young age, much like the real-life practice of circumcision.
Yes. I am going to remove your glands. Stay still one sec.Yes! I mean we only stink if you'd try to throw us out! (Or well... You'd stink)
NO!
I think the term is potable. Edible liquids sounds like you are munching water lol.A bit more water or edible liquid than usual.
There's more things to drink than water.I think the term is potable. Edible liquids sounds like you are munching water lol.
Potable just means safe to drink for any liquid, where as edible technically works I guess, it just works more for food IMO.There's more things to drink than water.
Yes. I am going to remove your glands. Stay still one sec.
*snip snip*
How would dogs exist in an anthro world, considering the reason they evolved is because of us meddling humans?now my brain hurts
Another thing I didn't consider! Maybe they evolved out of selective breeding to fill niches in the workplace, the same way humans bred dogs for specific tasks, only of their own accord instead of the meddling of some other species? The same could go for draft horses and racehorsesI always thought the same thing, I love anthro Dogs to death don't get me wrong, but it's kinda the reason I only add Wolves and say Coyotes and Jackals in worlds with anthros in it.
I often find it hard to include insect and aquatic characters, so I have to agree here. Aside from the more common ones I've seen (moths, mantids, bees), I've found there's just a general lack of appreciation for insect characters, and they're a lot harder to write in considering how strange insect behavior can seem compared to mammals---and unless the setting is underwater, I find it hard to include aquatic characters (unless the universe they're written into includes some kind of worldbuilding that allows them to function above water... or they're semi-aquatic)When I make a world with anthros in it, either 100% or not, I add a lot of anthros but not all species, I also don't just stuff them all in one big nations with little to no worldbuilding. Of course, I don't leave behind mammals reptiles avians or aquatics, but still.
Guess an anthro skunk could live anywhere.
Others would of course have to be careful to not jumpscare me. Otherwise they should hope for a bath in their accommodation![]()
Using animal waste as manure would have a completely different meaning![]()
The concept of having one big massive town like in Beastars or Zootopia is pretty dumb. I assume it would be like real life, with larger city centers but still rural towns and stuff, plus differing nations and cultures.When I make a world with anthros in it, either 100% or not, I add a lot of anthros but not all species, I also don't just stuff them all in one big nations with little to no worldbuilding. Of course, I don't leave behind mammals reptiles avians or aquatics, but still.
Frankly, I'd compare Zootopia to a city like LA or New York. Having grown up in LA County, LA and Hollywood are known as places where 'anyone can be anything' and people from all over come to pursue their dreams, just like Judy moving away from her rural town to become a police officer. It's diverse, fast-paced, and super urban, but suburbs and rural areas do definitely still existThe concept of having one big massive town like in Beastars or Zootopia is pretty dumb. I assume it would be like real life, with larger city centers but still rural towns and stuff, plus differing nations and cultures.
Well in the real world, there is definitely more than just LA (I anti-stan LA) lol, so there should be more diversity in the structure of towns in media too. >.>Frankly, I'd compare Zootopia to a city like LA or New York. Having grown up in LA County, LA and Hollywood are known as places where 'anyone can be anything' and people from all over come to pursue their dreams, just like Judy moving away from her rural town to become a police officer. It's diverse, fast-paced, and super urban, but suburbs and rural areas do definitely still exist
As for Beastars... Cherryton and its surrounding area remind me of a college town (a city or town dominated by the attending population of a local college or university)
Other places definitely do exist, but it's kind of unfortunate that there isn't much mention of the places beyond the main locations in those two sources
Precisely. I guess you can only do so much worldbuilding in the span of a single movie :/ It would be neat if they expanded more on Judy’s hometown at least. I’m glad Gideon got his little redemption arc thoughWell in the real world, there is definitely more than just LA (I anti-stan LA) lol, so there should be more diversity in the structure of towns in media too. >.>