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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.
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.
Dude, Cheetara from ThunderCats had it going on!
EVERY REPRESENTATION IN THIS GOD DAMN THREAD IS CONVENTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE, NONE OF YOU UNDERSTAND HOW THIS GAME WORMS.
I mean, look at this cutie:
Look back in my memories and it's no surprise I am a furry. TMNT, Teddy Ruxpin, Care Bears, MLP (the OG from the 80's), Animalympics, Looney Tunes, at least a third of all Nicktoons, pretty much every Disney cartoon ever...
Though personality also goes a long way, and I have more respect for these characters for their personality and actions than any real human being alive today.
Brad Dourif. But you have to guess the movie.
Literally related, also Fiona Dourif...
Roo's mom comes to mind, as well as a number of pokemon, mostly conventional ones, possibly a few lesser known/thought of ones too.
I don't think this counts as a hear me out lmao. These are supposed to be beautiful human women in the context of the movie.
Charlie B. Barkin. They knew what they were doing when they cast Burt Reynolds to voice Charlie.
Does Game Over Gruntilda count?
If not, then maybe ~~Orangutan Daisy Duke~~ Candy Kong?
Ok, hear me out...:
(Yes, I know that's substantially newer, but the only alternative I could think of from my actual childhood is Jessica Rabbit or the original Ariel)
There was something wrong here, but the... right kind of wrong.
Looking back, those times were an incredible desert of of titillation compared to the desserts of today.
Main girl fairy from Fern Gully. There's a ton of others but can't be bothered to look them up, really REALLY tired.
Main girl fairy from Fern Gully
