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This has been flying around the Internet all day: Following the re-boot of Animaniacs, it’s time for a reboot of Tiny Toons. Here’s what Animation Scoop had to say: “HBO Max and Cartoon Network are returning to Acme Acres with a series order for Tiny Toons Looniversity, an all-new half hour animated comedy series featuring characters from the Emmy Award-Winning Tiny Toon Adventures from Warner Bros. Animation (WBA) and Amblin Television.  Steven Spielberg will return as executive producer…  Erin Gibson (Throwing Shade podcast) will serve as showrunner and co-executive producer. Nate Cash (Adventure Time) is also on board as co-executive producer. Babs, Buster Bunny and the rest of the gang follow their comedic ambitions all the way to Acme Looniversity, the esteemed institution of higher hijinx learning, where young dreamers become professional toons. Here they form long-lasting friendships with one another and perfect their cartoony craft while studying under the greatest cartoon characters in history, the Looney Tunes.” No word yet on a planned release date, but with more and more animation coming down the pipe these days, it shouldn’t be long.

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“Van Hill Millvele (fursona name Janky the Fuzzy Life Coach) is a writer of clean romantic space fantasy novels with anthropomorphic elements.”  Allauthor.com I’ve started publishing my writing in my late teens, though I might have had a poem or two published before then. I have learned a lot, and I feel my second book is better than my first. My first “Technically Furry” novel was written in 2000/2001, when I had one Furry race in it before having it rewritten. Having all the characters being anthropomorphic aliens was a choice I should have made from the very start; they are easier to visualize than […]

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On October 20th I got to sit down with the dazzling Turkish fursuit maker Yami to gain a Middle Eastern fur's perspective on what's going on when it comes to BLM and the pushes for diversity and inclusion. Coming from a traditional Turkish family, Yami has been through quite a lot growing up. Though, despite the odds stacked against him, his determination and passion for creation and the furry fandom continue to push him to achieve greatness.

Needless to say, Yami's full of information when it comes to designing fursuits. Whether it's his methods to create the suit or the steps he took to attain success he shares all in this down to Earth, and honest interview.

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On a beautiful fall morning in Reno, the edge of sunrise starts to paint the desert mountains. The color in the sky is just right. I rush to my balcony and put on my glowing pup hood for photos, which I will share to a majority audience of people with fuzzy wolf characters. I am profoundly happy.

Electroluminescent wire is a sister material to LEDs. They look similar, but they’re functionally quite different. An LED is a diode that emits a single point of light, but EL wire works like a capacitor. Since it has no resistance within, it doesn’t heat up when lit. An exposed end might give a small shock if it touches your skin (but it won’t kill you, or I’d be dead). It’s flexible, continuously lit throughout its length, and has many applications to create an amazing glowing costume.

Like any wearable electronics, EL wire has limitations and can be finicky. Its battery packs (drivers) are each rated for a different length of wire. Knowing how to troubleshoot your costume is integral to being a fiber artist with this material. It’s easy to learn but very hard to master.

The technology has been around for some time, but it wasn’t until the late 90s and early aughts when the folks at FunHouse productions in Oakland, California decided to really develop the platform. EL wire is the unofficial signage of the Burning Man event, where you can often find people in these costumes wandering around the playa as strobing neon silhouettes in the dark.

This art was largely contained to their scene in Black Rock City until dance troupes started popping up on America’s Got Talent. For the 2012 season, Team Illuminate put together dance routines and nearly went all the way. By weaving EL wire and using the interplay of darkness to create floating shapes and coordinated blinking, they made the world aware of wearable neon, including me.

At that time, I was a cosplayer in exile after 3 years of dedicating my life to the steampunk scene. Before that I was an overweight gay woman floating through college, dissatisfied with the meager results that came from hard efforts in academia. Steampunk offered a gateway to discovering femininity, permission to love my body, and an excuse to sew as many materials into a costume as conceivably possible. Insecurity about art prowess and my body led to leaning into the Christmas tree effect: adding so many layers to a costume that it’s hard to pick out one individual flaw and everything becomes kind of cohesive.

My costume was originally made to wear at the Michigan Renaissance festival. My parents were huge Rennies and they wanted me to have my own costume to wear there. I definitely caught people’s eyes by walking down the muddy trails and tipping my top hat adorned with a pair of raver goggles. I was invited to the blossoming steampunk scene in Michigan, where we showed up at an art gallery and drank whiskey while listening to Depeche Mode and wearing a lot of leather and belt buckles. Eventually conventions grew from this. They were fun to go to, but not sustainable. People in Victorian garb would stroll around hotels, looking at merchandise without buying, and skip panels that didn’t have much to do with the event. The few talent performances were novel, but they were never really enough to keep it going.

I had another excuse to leave. Friends that I brought into the scene were the kind who never have anything nice to say. That grew clear when I put together my magnum opus: The mobile jubilation station. A mobile steampunk DJ backpack that played music and was covered with fun gizmos. I was ready to take it to TeslaCon in Madison, WI, but I was bullied to not bring it. That’s when I decided to quit my airship crew, and steampunk altogether. My costume was packed and stuffed in the furthest corner of a closet and it was time to move on.

Jumping into my studies felt fruitless, because Natural Resource Management has little opportunity to spare. One night while blowing off lab work on my computer, I stumbled across a video of Team Illuminate dancing in the dark and became obsessed. A little voice in my head whispered “I bet you could do this”.

I ordered some wire and started experimenting. I remember when I first lit up a strand and held the little piece of neon in my hand. Bending it around my finger, making it wave in the light, I wondered how far could I go? I was encouraged by my dear friend Morgan, who runs Detroit leather company (a fellow steampunk expatriate.) I vaguely mentioned experimenting with glowing wire, maybe to make a costume, but running out of money. Morgan didn’t hesitate to help me with thousands of dollars so I could afford 10 fresh spools and start my business, studio Lux Operon.

Early experimenting. This was actually the first costume that I ever threw together. 

I miss those skeleton arms so gosh darn bad but they were too fragile to continue to use. I’m hoping to remake them someday with fiber optics.

It was a struggle to find a home for this studio. I remember my first convention sitting in a little corner, selling goggles and trying to push electroluminescent panels that I had woven by hand. That year was humbling. Weaving really was my passion and no one seemed interested in the pieces I put together, but I noticed that My Little pony was very popular with cosplayers. I wove up a batch of EL wire cutie marks to keep in stock. Then Morgan and some other friends invited me to a science fiction convention in Chicago. I was halfway there when I learned the name of it was Midwest Furfest.

Oh God, not furries! I’m an alumnus from the Something Awful forums, so I thought I knew what the furry fandom was and wanted nothing to do with it. Reluctantly I set up my display in the dealer’s den and prepared for a parade of weirdos.

I was not prepared for the experience. Yeah, people were weird, but also kind, generous, excited, and fully willing to support my art. I walked out with almost as much money as I had made at an anime con five times the size. I decided to do a trial by fire and walked through the artist rooms and a room party. The sense of community I felt in steampunk was there, but like a fine aged wine compared to bitter vinegar. Everyone seemed to know who they were and what they wanted. This would be my new home.

Sometimes I wonder whether I’m furry enough for the scene. It’s been 8 years and I own a fursuit, know the language, host events and have many friends, but when I think about my character, I’m a neon demon who walks on the bottom of the ocean. My other characters don’t have a tuft of hair between them. I’m a bio nerd and my inner story revolves around the idea of microbial symbiosis and bioluminescence.

My fursuit, and friends at the Frolic furry dance party in San Francisco.

The anxiety is purely internal because I’ve never felt unwelcome. This fandom lets me be who I need to be, and give my art back to the community. Sometimes I give things away for free if I can for someone who can’t afford them. Otherwise my prices range from $30 to $120, which helps me appear at conventions, develop personal costumes, and push my craft further. I recently launched woven EL wire badges, developed from t-shirt panels I used to weave. I’d like to put them in the paws of as many furries as possible.

I’ve now spent enough time paying my dues that I felt like weaving EL wire might get people’s interest, and it does. This fandom is finally giving me the excuse to do something that makes me incredibly happy.

Once in a while my parents ask if I want to get back into steampunk. We are close but I guess it’s a higher art in their minds. They mention other places I can promote my work, and I say why bother? The furry fandom has support I need and people I want to hang out with. This is a gift that I think no other scene could give, and I’m proud to walk around my with badges in non-furry spaces and represent this community.

If you like the story, please follow me on Twitter, buy something if you want to, and never stop being as bold and beautiful as you want to be. We owe our happiness to no one but ourselves, and I hope that with or without costumes and art, you discover who you were always meant to be.

You were born to glow.

Lux Operon can be found at Borntoglow.co or on Twitter as @luxoper0n. (Extra thanks for this classy badge, and try asking for one like it.)

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Lerner Books has a new full-color graphic novel with a notable title, Mega Dogs of New Kansas. “Sienna Barlow loves nothing more than riding around New Kansas on top of her mega-dog, Gus. He’s one of the massive pooches protecting the human settlers of a strange planet. In fact, Sienna connects better with Gus than with other kids. So when a visiting official threatens to shut down the mega-dog program, Sienna sneaks off with her best friend. After she, Gus, and a stowaway crash their escape ship, they discover a danger to every human in their community — and launch a wild plan to save New Kansas.” Written by Dan Jolley and illustrated by Jacques Khouri, Mega Dogs is due this November in trade paperback. Lerner has preview pages to check out also.

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You’ll want to show Monster Force Zero at any furry party night if you love midnight movies. This new release went through a few years of production with crowdfunding and shooting in Colorado at Galaxyfest. Furries are included briefly, but with love. Catch it on Amazon or other services above.

The setup: a nerd convention opens with all sorts of Star Wars, comic and cosplay fandom. A team of cosplaying artists is representing their own comic at their booth with dismal results. Suddenly, they’re accosted by arrogant rivals. It turns a dealer’s den into locker room bully turf. The bullies challenge the heroes to a cosplay competition that might reward their comic with new fans. They’ll find out more if they can get into a 13th floor party suite, to which they are guided by the hotel’s wise old janitor, played by Pat Tanaka. He returns to guide them at key points but has a dilemma of his own. Behind the door, the rules are laid out by a jury with a furry and two others who may not be what they seem. Then the furry turns them loose into a deliriously raving party.

That’s where you get the most of the all-too-brief furrybait. Anyone watching for it will have a big goofy grin when the heroes are swarmed by a choreographed fursuit dance. The teams have to figure out how to find their special powers and the main stage for battle action, presided over by a loud robot MC. The good guys advance, and that’s when things get weird.

Monster Force Zero delivers exactly the fun advertised on the label. It has pew-pew action to the max with a laser-eyed dinosaur. It makes the most of a modest budget by splashing everything with glowing CG lasers and graphics, sleek costuming, and a soundtrack by 20SIX Hundred that burbles and zaps with excitement. (Synthwave acts Occam’s Laser and Bourgeoisie were already on my playlists too — good choices!)

My pick for best-looking character: the mysteriously silent Yeti. The acting varies but does the job with dialogue that won’t tax your brain. It could benefit from a few more specific character moments, like when an introvert makes a move with a love interest, or a bad-ass cosplayer confronts a touchy jerk. It’s fine for kids and the crew can be proud of making a good light-hearted party watch. Order some pizza and queue this up.

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It’s uncommon to see indie movies including furries on their own terms, rather than outside takes with cheap costumes. Of course the more campy it is the less it matters, but the fandom did support this production. If you want more, try this: Furry Nights movie review – a crowd pleaser for lovers of campy indie horror.

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Okay so, we found this in Previews: Sasquatch In Love. “Meet Holden: he’s well-read, caring, and single. He’s also the world’s last Sasquatch. When Holden falls for Grace, the filmmaker who’s come to rural Oregon to make a Bigfoot documentary, he enlists the aid of his best friend – local veterinarian Felix – to find out more about her.” Written by Jason Nutt and illustrated by Alexis Vivallo, this new full-color comic is due in early November from Action Lab.

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A recent article at Animation World Network let us know about Hit Pig, a new animated feature based on the book Pete and Pickles by Bloom County creator Berkeley Breathed. The film version stars the voices of Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones) and Lilly Singh (A Little Late With Lilly Singh). “Set in a futuristic cyberpunk world, the film stars Hitpig (Dinklage) as a grizzled porcine bounty hunter who accepts his next hit: Pickles (Singh), a naive, ebullient elephant who has escaped the clutches of an evil trillionaire. Though Hitpig initially sets out to capture the perky pachyderm, the unlikely pair find themselves on an unexpected adventure criss-crossing the globe that brings out the best in both of them.” And hey, if all goes well it looks like we’ll be seeing a lot more interesting anthro features coming out of the production company, Aniventure. “The London-based animation production studio is in production on Riverdance: The Animated Adventure based on the stage show phenomenon of the same name, and Blazing Samurai, based on Mel Brooks’ classic Blazing Saddles and directed by Mark Koetsier (The Grinch) and overseen and produced by Rob Minkoff (The Lion King). Riverdance: The Animated Adventure, Blazing Samurai and Hitpig will be delivered in 2020, 2021 and 2022, respectively.” Here’s hoping.

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On October 19th I sat down with the magical dancing Korean red panda Tsuko to get to taste of what the world of furry dancers has to offer! He shared insight on me on what it's like to feel at home on the dance floor and what it was like growing up adopted into a white world. It's not always easy overcoming adversities and yet, this guy really knows how to reel it in.

Teeming with personality, vim and vigor this interview sure was a blast. This one isn't one of the heavier ones, but we aren't shy discusses how prejudice is bred from ignorance and only made worse from backlash. (Oh and I learn how to say "Hello" in Korean!)

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Good grief, there’s been a lot of anthropomorphic content for young folks coming out of Penguin Random House lately! Now there’s Norma and Belly, Volume 1: Donut Feed The Squirrels (whew, another long title too) written and illustrated by animator Mika Song. From the publisher: “Norma and Belly plan to start the day with some pancakes, but when Norma accidentally burns them, these two best friends set out to find a new treat. Chestnuts might be nice . . . but what is that delicious smell in the distance? A new food truck has parked near their tree, and these two squirrels are going to figure out how to get their hands on these ‘donuts’ that it seems to be selling.” There are other graphic novels available in the Norma and Belly series as well.

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Over the months, many physical events are forced to postpone as the COVID-19 pandemic prevailed, giving rise to virtual events allowing people to experience and connect from their homes, or wherever there’s an internet connection. Denver Film Festival is one of such events that have gone virtual, featuring more than 100 titles spanning feature films, […]

這一次邀請到了來自北京，在台灣獸圈知名的獸太繪師
以未來為主軸的創意、引人喜愛的畫風和角色、精密的故事劇情
就讓艾蘭與我們分享一路走來的點點滴滴吧！

第一個問題~
想請問您是怎麼進入獸圈的呢？

我是在大一的時候加入獸圈的，在那之前我並不知道有這個圈子，不過初中開始就有繪製一些關於獸人的作品，之後是在P站認識了台灣繪師才被帶入獸圈。

非常湊巧的在鎖VPN前進入了Facebook社群裡，也算是個契機吧～

▲tenaga 的連載漫畫

您是什麼時候開始繪畫的呢？

我拿到的第一個繪圖板是在初三的時候，拿到繪圖板之後就開始為所欲為了w

艾蘭是一個很早以前就誕生的角色，紅色毛髮的靈感則是受到歐美繪師tenaga的影響。

他連載一系列的漫畫非常的具有野性，也是因為這個繪師我才開始畫圖的，是我的初戀！

最近似乎看到您有在連載一部關於未來世界的漫畫？

會畫這個漫畫是我小時候的夢想，我喜歡給我的每個角色加個故事，對角色的感情也十分的濃厚。

不過當時能力不足，無法完成將故事分享給大家的夢想。
這個故事其實是以少數群體融入到大眾中的成長歷程為主軸，不過是比較情色的方式畫表現出來ww

▲於2010年上市的質量效應2

未來世界的背景也是受到幾款遊戲的啟發，如「質量效應」，當中的第二集是最棒的！每一個角色的刻劃都十分鮮明。

而亞洲獸圈也比較少這類未來題材，所以想要自己試看看~

對於未來有什麼規劃嗎？

首先我要把漫畫完成，之後想要和其他繪師一起合作出書，教導更多的人如何繪製獸人，雖然市面上已經有不少的教程，不過和畫獸人還是有區別的，所以我想做個更系統性及專業化的教材給大家。

但近期目標還是把漫畫完成，怕後來越來越沒時間畫這些東西

最後希望眾繪師能夠在畫圖這塊活出自我，能夠在創作這條路上更開心~

各位還記得上星期天由烏咪在半路咖啡主講的認識獸圈講座嗎？

獸時報在講座結束之後，由我們的記者小金採訪了烏咪本人，請教了她一些關於這次講座背後的用意與準備，讓大家可以更了解這次活動背後的故事哦～

Q1

小金：｢這次舉辦這個活動的用意為何？｣

烏咪：｢這次主要瞄準的對象是一些想要瞭解獸圈，卻沒有管道可以瞭解的人，希望他們可以透過這次的講座來瞭解獸圈文化。｣

Q2

小金：｢其實在參加活動之前就有注意到感覺這是一個周期性的聚會，只是這一次好像特別踴躍的樣子？｣

烏咪：｢這次的主辦方是BDSM圈的皮繩愉虐邦，每固定一段時間就會辦一個專題講座，因為他們有些人想多了解獸圈，於是我的朋友北極星就跟他們推薦我來擔任講者介紹一下獸圈文化。以往都是很小型的聚會，這次的參加人數整個超出預期。｣

Q3

小金：｢那您認為這次活動向外人介紹獸圈的目的有達成嗎？｣

烏咪：｢從最後的QA問答看來的話我想是有的，確實有一些聽眾是圈外的人，相信他們在聽了這個講座之後能更加瞭解獸圈是什麼、獸圈的人都在做些什麼。｣

半路咖啡外觀。圖/明黎

Q4

小金：｢那想問一下你們這次活動大概需要做甚麼事前準備？｣

烏咪：｢準備的話…大概兩個禮拜左右，不過主要是因為我已經對獸圈有一定程度的瞭解了所以準備起來不會太難，至於主辦方因為已經辦過很多次講座了所以應該也不需要特別準備些什麼。｣

Q5

小金：｢就我個人感覺來說這次的活動是很成功的，我也有感受到這次的活動真的讓不是獸圈的人能對獸圈有初步的瞭解。而我覺得這次還有一個亮點，就是當這次活動的消息發佈時是非常多人有興趣的，覺得還蠻神奇的。」

烏咪：｢真的很謝謝大家來，或許是因為獸圈類似的活動不多再加上因為疫情的關係很多活動取消所以這次大家才參與的這麼踴躍。」

Q6

小金：｢想請問烏咪在這次活動有的心路歷程或是其他感想。｣

烏咪：｢在確認要辦這個講座的時候，我只要一想到可以講的內容就會把它們寫進我的記事本中，純粹想到什麼就記錄下來；直到活動的前一個禮拜，我才開始整理分類這些雜項，歸納出一些段落做編排，最後再花這幾天的時間將它們做成簡報。第一次用平板做簡報沒想到這麼好用。｣

半路咖啡。圖/明黎

Q7

小金：｢在簡報中有注意到一些數據資料的部分，想請問一下這些資料的來源大概為何，是臺獸研嗎？｣

烏咪：｢有一部分的數據是從舒那邊來的。雖然舒是臺獸研的創辦人之一，但應該並不等於就是來自臺獸研；因為知道舒之前在獸無限有講過獸迷心理學，於是我便在經過他的同意之後借用了他的一些圖片與資料。｣

Q8

小金：｢這次活動的迴響真的非常熱烈，想請問未來還會有類似這樣的這樣的講座出現嗎？｣

烏咪：｢這次算是試水溫，之後有機會出現類似的講座。｣

小金：｢那活動這邊的採訪就先告一個段落，今天非常謝謝烏咪接受我們的採訪！｣

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Link Roundup:

• Tiger walks 800 miles in search of sex
• Telegram has a black market
• Discord is getting stickers, no you can’t make your own
• Shoutout to Ninji for another quality shitpost
• The Fandom will be at Denver’s Film Festival
• There are only 7 known red wolves left in the wild
• FE’s parent org Anthropomorphic Events of Ontario hosts an open forum

News:

• Lemur Stolen from San Francisco Zoo
• Reward for Missing Lemur
• Alligators Stolen from Pierces Pet Palace in PA
• A Profanity Filter Banned the Word ‘Bone’ at a Paleontology Conference
• Dog Augmented Reality Glasses
• Bags of Eels Dumped in the Lake
• SunFish Doing normal Sunfish Activity
• Halloween Fake House Fire

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