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I'm talking like Ursula or the French spider from from James and the giant peach. Don't give me some conventionally attractive humans (though humans are totally allowed) please.
Personally mine was Goldie from Rock-a-doodle. I probably watched that movie 100 times on VHS as a kid.
Colleen from Road Rovers. British accent, looked pretty, was also confident, so as a kid had a small crush on her. In retrospect she's canonically a literal dog so that's a bit weird, probably why the show didn't last long.
Listen. If it's just a hot woman (or man!) that's not a hear me out. If no one will call you a "sick fuck" for being into it, it's not a hear me out.
With that in mind.
No joke, this stag made me gay. They just had to give him Sir Patrick Stewart's voice too.
Idk how by they made that buck look feminine, but they sorta did. Animators were out to make you gay it seems.
JK.
Definitely a hear me out.
So this is how furries happened isn't it?
nah, furries have existed since ancient history, we just like anthropomorphizing.
It probably didn't help but someone else was saying that generally people attribute the first ones to being fans of the animated robin hood movie with the foxy lady who's name is escaping my brain.
Moominmamma
Okay, hear me out, it's not what you think! More power to those who have, but I swear I've never even dressed like a cat.
But I mean goddamn gurl...right? Guys?
Okay hear me out...
Ok, hear me out... A calendar where Gadget is the pinup girl
Caution, side boob ahead
Jesus Christ you gotta blur that shit
For side boob? The busty tree didn't get hidden behind a spoiler tag, but I'll hide the busty mouse.
She's a surfer girl in blue, and she's got some nice big curves to her front
now this is a hearmeout
I remember it looking different, but when I was under 5 I would rewind this scene over and over again when nobody was in the room
Crysta from Fern Gully
Or Gadget from Chip 'N Dale.
Brad Dourif. But you have to guess the movie.
Tucker Cleveland from The Graveyard Shift, if you were wondering.
Oh man, this whole sexy she-animal thing wasn’t really a thing when I was a kid. Yeah, they had anthropomorphized animals, like “Miss Bunny” from Bambi or even Guinevere as a literal fox on Disney’s Robin Hood , but nothing really designed to be attractive as some kind of crossover. Even in the ‘80s if they wanted someone sexy they made it a human, like Jem or something. Wasn’t until the later ‘80s and ‘90s that I think that changed to getting more “furry” like.
