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JakeSully 11-12-2014 07:51 PM

Any Otakus and furries here?
 
I am a furry/otaku myself since i was young when i laid eyes on Cleo from Heathcliff/Cheetara and Pumaraya on Thundercats and been an Otaku since i saw Voltron with Grimm's fairy tales with Jack and The Beanstalk 1974 on TV as a kid.

I'm also a brony as well.

CyberCubed 11-12-2014 07:58 PM

Dear god no, furries is where I draw the line.

I can understand finding anime/comic girls good looking or attractive, but once you move into furry territory I immediately shut the door.

JakeSully 11-12-2014 08:00 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberCubed (Post 1378015)
Dear god no, furries is where I draw the line.

I can understand finding anime/comic girls good looking or attractive, but once you move into furry territory I immediately shut the door.

But would you compare furries to Otakus?

Furries are fans of anthros and animal humanoids

Leo656 11-12-2014 08:01 PM

There's most likely tons of them here but I think it's naive to expect any of them to "out" themselves given the general climate around here.

See Cubed's reaction above. :lol:

JakeSully 11-12-2014 08:01 PM

Any bronies as well?

TigerClaw 11-12-2014 08:03 PM

TMNT kind of sort of falls in the Furry Fandom, They would be in the Scalies category.

You'll find lots of TMNT stuff in furry art sites, And most that are NSFW.

Leo656 11-12-2014 08:03 PM

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Originally Posted by JakeSully (Post 1378021)
Any bronies as well?

I like the show but I don't think I'd label myself.

JakeSully 11-12-2014 08:04 PM

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Originally Posted by TigerClaw (Post 1378023)
TMNT kind of sort of falls in the Furry Fandom, They would be in the Scalies category.

That's right.

And what about semi-anime since it's drawn in Japan sometimes.

Davetello 11-12-2014 08:07 PM

Had no clue what any of these terms mean, but I do like anime and manga, although not to an obsessive extent. I've seen Monster and Death Note.

JakeSully 11-12-2014 08:12 PM

Otaku is japanese for hardcore anime fan and furry means a person with an interest for anthro animal people and humanoid animal beings and brony means a male who likes My Little Pony friendship is Magic.

Davetello 11-12-2014 08:15 PM

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Originally Posted by JakeSully (Post 1378036)
Otaku is japanese for hardcore anime fan and furry means a person with an interest for anthro animal people and humanoid animal beings and brony means a male who likes My Little Pony friendship is Magic.

Thanks, I know that now because I googled the terms. :)

turtlefanforever 11-12-2014 08:29 PM

probably
 
I'm not one of ya, but right on for coming out with it man. Respect. You probably won't get many people here to admit it, and if they did I can't imagine the talks you guys would have in the thread be in like with the rules here at the drome :trazz:

TigerClaw 11-12-2014 08:34 PM

There are people who like looking at Furry Art, But are not Furries, They just like it cause it looks cool.

Leo656 11-12-2014 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by TigerClaw (Post 1378053)
There are people who like looking at Furry Art, But are not Furries, They just like it cause it looks cool.

True story, I know lots of folks like that. They look at it but don't wank to it.

Don't bother me either way, whatever makes you happy.

kungfufrogz 11-12-2014 08:49 PM

I'm not sure this is the place for asking this stuff. Isn't this a TMNT forum? Shouldn't this be about TMNT? Go to a furry forum if you wanna talk about furries. Don't talk about it here,man!

JakeSully 11-12-2014 08:57 PM

What about if someone likes anime art and they aren't otakus and all that?

Well frogz, TMNT is popular with both Otakus and Furries you know.

And Leo would you say the same about anime is that not all wank to anime especially the tentacle stuff?

Netkeeper 11-12-2014 08:58 PM

The turtles are anthropomorphic animals no matter which way you slice it -- asking for the furries here isn't that farfetched.

You can probably consider me a furry. I frequent furry sites, draw furry art, I do furry RP, I like a lot of shows/games that feature anthropomorphic animals, and I have a lot of friends in the fandom -- I just don't do the fursona thing. Tried it in the past. It was really awkward and I didn't like it.

That said, bronies are awful and disgusting. MLP is just fine, it's a cute show, but brony culture is the worst. Also, don't call yourself an otaku. It's a derogatory term, not a good one. Don't be proud of that.

Davetello 11-12-2014 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by kungfufrogz (Post 1378063)
I'm not sure this is the place for asking this stuff. Isn't this a TMNT forum? Shouldn't this be about TMNT? Go to a furry forum if you wanna talk about furries. Don't talk about it here,man!

This is the "Everything Else" section, hence he's discussing something unrelated to the turtles.

kungfufrogz 11-12-2014 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Davetello (Post 1378072)
This is the "Everything Else" section, hence he's discussing something unrelated to the turtles.

Ah. I see. Never mind
Sorry i'm new here lol

MsMarvelDuckie 11-12-2014 09:05 PM

Actually, this is the PERFECT place for that. It's the Everything Else section of the General Discussion (non-TMNT) forums, and since TMNT IS a fandom with many "scalies" as the ones who are into our reptilian heroes are termed, then what's wrong with that? I'll go ahead and out myself here as being somewhat of a furry/scalie- but only with a few specific frnachises. I DO occasionally find myself drwn to certain anthro characters, not as a general thing, but just certain ones that appeal to me as a CHARACTER, not because of their animal/anthro qualities.

I've also got a high respect for some of the artists and writers who write/draw fan-pics/fics of some of my favorite characters, because they ARE talented people, and I can appreciate their works both for the subjects being depicted and for the time, effort, and talent that went into them. I don't really "get my jollies" from any of it (see my post regarding porn in the "no on social media" thread in this section) but I DO appreciate it for its own sake as art or literature. Three years ago, I would have never even been interested in that sort of thing, but having found some really good ones on Deviant Art and fan-fiction.net, I've come to appreciate and respect the works of these folks, and I have no qualms about adding myself into the ranks, if it simply means that I feel "attracted" to the qualities of certain "furry" or "scaly" characters.

Also, I think I married a human (gijinka!) version of Mikey. My other half is so much like my favorite turtle it's almost scary at times....:trazz: :twink::tlol::toops:

TigerClaw 11-12-2014 09:08 PM

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Originally Posted by MsMarvelDuckie (Post 1378079)
Actually, this is the PERFECT place for that. It's the Everything Else section of the General Discussion (non-TMNT) forums, and since TMNT IS a fandom with many "scalies" as the ones who are into our reptilian heroes are termed, then what's wrong with that? I'll go ahead and out myself here as being somewhat of a furry/scalie- but only with a few specific frnachises. I DO occasionally find myself drwn to certain anthro characters, not as a general thing, but just certain ones that appeal to me as a CHARACTER, not because of their animal/anthro qualities.

I've also got a high respect for some of the artists and writers who write/draw fan-pics/fics of some of my favorite characters, because they ARE talented people, and I can appreciate their works both for the subjects being depicted and for the time, effort, and talent that went into them. I don't really "get my jollies" from any of it (see my post regarding porn in the "no on social media" thread in this section) but I DO appreciate it for its own sake as art or literature. Three years ago, I would have never even been interested in that sort of thing, but having found some really good ones on Deviant Art and fan-fiction.net, I've come to appreciate and respect the works of these folks, and I have no qualms about adding myself into the ranks, if it simply means that I feel "attracted" to the qualities of certain "furry" or "scaly" characters.

Also, I think I married a human (gijinka!) version of Mikey. My other half is so much like my favorite turtle it's almost scary at times....:trazz: :twink::tlol::toops:

Mona Lisa is the most popular character for all those into Scalies, You'll find tons of Fan Art, Which also includes some NSFW.

Davetello 11-12-2014 09:13 PM

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Originally Posted by kungfufrogz (Post 1378076)
Ah. I see. Never mind
Sorry i'm new here lol

No problem man. Keep posting anyway, always great to have new people.

DarkFell 11-12-2014 09:14 PM

I like furries but I wouldn't totally label myself as one just yet. Drawing the anthro art is neat in it's own way.
I do cosplays and watch a few anime shows, movies, read a few manga novels
and would play anime based games but I wouldn't consider myself to a full blown otaku either.

kungfufrogz 11-12-2014 09:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Davetello (Post 1378086)
No problem man. Keep posting anyway, always great to have new people.

Thanks! :tsmile:

Davetello 11-12-2014 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by kungfufrogz (Post 1378089)
Thanks! :tsmile:

No probs. Always great to see new people, as said. I'm going offline soon but hope to see you around.

Leo656 11-12-2014 09:31 PM

I guess I'd label the phenomenon "silly but harmless". I know some people are really violently against that kind of thing but I don't see who it hurts.

Many of my favorite female cartoon and comics characters would fall into that category so it'd be hypocritical of me to throw stones. And it's a cartoon character either way, so the rest is just a matter of degree. Whether a person likes Jessica Rabbit or Cheetara, there's not much dissimilar there.

I confess that even though my wife and I have seen every episode of MLP:FiM, neither of us has ever had a conversation about it with anyone else so I have no idea what the fans or "culture" are like. It's just a good show.

JakeSully 11-12-2014 09:32 PM

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Originally Posted by DarkFell (Post 1378087)
I like furries but I wouldn't totally label myself as one just yet. Drawing the anthro art is neat in it's own way.
I do cosplays and watch a few anime shows, movies, read a few manga novels
and would play anime based games but I wouldn't consider myself to a full blown otaku either.

Your not a brony either right?

MsMarvelDuckie 11-12-2014 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by TigerClaw (Post 1378082)
Mona Lisa is the most popular character for all those into Scalies, You'll find tons of Fan Art, Which also includes some NSFW.


Yeas, I'm well aware of this, as I not only have a DA account, but am a member of several TMNT-based fan-clubs there. Some of my faves have been of her and Raph together- some NSFW.....


Quote:

Originally Posted by Leo656 (Post 1378093)
I guess I'd label the phenomenon "silly but harmless". I know some people are really violently against that kind of thing but I don't see who it hurts.

Many of my favorite female cartoon and comics characters would fall into that category so it'd be hypocritical of me to throw stones. And it's a cartoon character either way, so the rest is just a matter of degree. Whether a person likes Jessica Rabbit or Cheetara, there's not much dissimilar there.


Um, Leo- Jessica Rabbit is actually a (toon) HUMAN. She's just married to Roger. Not technically a furry.

Netkeeper 11-12-2014 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Leo656 (Post 1378093)
I confess that even though my wife and I have seen every episode of MLP:FiM, neither of us has ever had a conversation about it with anyone else so I have no idea what the fans or "culture" are like. It's just a good show.

You definitely dodged a bullet there. They're pretty gross. This [really NSFW] Twitter account contains brony quotes and should tell you most of what you didn't need to know.

Leo656 11-12-2014 09:41 PM

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Originally Posted by MsMarvelDuckie (Post 1378099)
Um, Leo- Jessica Rabbit is actually a (toon) HUMAN. She's just married to Roger. Not technically a furry.

You missed the part where I said it's a cartoon character either way, so the rest (furry or human) was just a matter of degree. :)

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Originally Posted by Netkeeper (Post 1378100)

Wow, from Zero to WTF in ten seconds flat.

MsMarvelDuckie 11-12-2014 09:46 PM

Ah, sorry- I thought you were just lumping her in with other anthro toon ladies. It wasn't quite clear in your post.

Davetello 11-12-2014 09:56 PM

I decided to google My Little Pony since you mentioned it, and I saw the wiki page of voice actress Andrea Libman. After viewing her images I have to say she's very beautiful :)

Leo656 11-12-2014 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Davetello (Post 1378115)
I decided to google My Little Pony since you mentioned it, and I saw the wiki page of voice actress Andrea Libman. After viewing her images I have to say she's very beautiful :)

I'll agree with that. :) Not my favorite character on the show but Andrea herself is cute.

pennydreadful 11-12-2014 10:01 PM

This thread's probably gonna get real judgemental real quick. :lol:

I wouldn't call myself an otaku or a furry - I just like what I like. Some of those things are to do with anime and Japanese culture, some of those things are to do with furry art and the furry community.

There are some terrific artists in the furry community - regardless, I don't see any problem with it. Being a furry ain't synonymous with pulling a Mr Hands - as long as you're not taking it that far, I really can't figure out what the issue is. People just like to take shots at furries because they're considered an easy target. *shrugs*

Davetello 11-12-2014 10:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Leo656 (Post 1378117)
I'll agree with that. :) Not my favorite character on the show but Andrea herself is cute.

Had never heard of her. Physically speaking she's right up my street.

Leo656 11-12-2014 10:03 PM

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Originally Posted by pennydreadful (Post 1378118)
This thread's probably gonna get real judgemental real quick. :lol:

You ain't f*ckin' kiddin', sister. There's no "e" in "judgmental". Straighten up and fly right.

pennydreadful 11-12-2014 10:07 PM

I swear both Google and spellcheck are telling me different. Maybe it's a regional thing? I know I have to drop the 'u' from a lot of words when I post here to fit with the Americanized spelling.

http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/de...sh/judgemental


ps - I'll spell words how I want! You're not my real dad! :P:P:P

Davetello 11-12-2014 10:09 PM

There is an 'e' in judgemental. We're not all from the USA :)

Leo656 11-12-2014 10:11 PM

If someone isn't from the USA they're not supposed to be dictating policy on anything except soccer and crumpets, sailor. 8)

Davetello 11-12-2014 10:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Leo656 (Post 1378131)
If someone isn't from the USA they're not supposed to be dictating policy on anything except soccer and crumpets, sailor. 8)

Every time I use the word 'soccer' on here I feel like I have to take a shower to wipe away the decay :lol:


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