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Kaiman just wants to know what happened to him, and he’s more than willing to fight magic users to know the truth. He just has to make sure he won’t upset his stomach! 13. Restaurant to Another World Ever since the door to the Monster World opened up, humans are slowly going extinct, and crimes against them have been perpetuated. There She Is!! is an online Flash animated series about an overly sweet rabbit, Doki, who just wants to show her love to the reluctant cat Nabi. Now, both sides are wary and worried. But in the midst of this mystery, Legoshi, a wolf, develops complex feelings for a bunny named Haru.
You see them do deliveries, clean windows up tall buildings, and interact with colleagues and customers who have their own colorful and unique personalities.Natsuki, a half-human and half-cat girl bounty hunter tries to solve cases and extends a helping hand to anyone who needs it.
Set in the far sci-fi future, Hyper Police’s world is populated by monsters, supernatural creatures, and dwindling humans. Fritz is a feline con artist who often experiences wild adventures set in a metropolis inhabited by anthropomorphic animals. He is an individualistic and anarchist type. In addition to this excessive and goliardic traits, the plots absorb the moods and anxieties of the university students of the period. 2. Sonic the Hedgehog The comic follows the adventures of a group of human/animal “hybrids” (represented as anthropomorphic creatures) who discover they have supernatural powers. These creatures, called Humanimals in the comic, populate the planet Alden and were created by humans to prevent these species from becoming completely extinct on Earth, assuming that human appearance and intelligence make them more adaptable. 11. Katmandu Albedo is a publication recognized in the international furry subculture as one of the first anthologies that defined the foundations of the subculture and its artistic current, as it featured stories with anthropomorphic animals (which in the previous era were defined as funny animals) written for an audience of teenagers and adults, with sci-fi and dramatic themes opposed to the usual comic genre for which these characters were used. 13. “Omaha” the Cat Dancer Currently, there is no official English release, but a few fan translations are available online. If you’re a furry and a long-time Animal Crossing fan, it’ll be worth digging out fan subs for this. 17. Sonic X
Thankfully, she finds two people there who are willing to investigate her sudden transformation. They end up stumbling into a conspiracy that can topple down their beast-filled reality as they know it. 7. Aggretsuko Driving a taxi for a living can be quite interesting. Hiroshi has met lots of unique individuals, like the hippo who wants to become a viral star on the internet and the alpaca nurse who seems to be harboring secrets.
They become human again a few minutes later (the duration of the transformation can vary), but reappear completely without clothes (which can be very annoying, especially for Tohru who is often there during the transformation). 4. Furrlough
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Along the way, you meet their colleagues and friends, like Fred the rabbit (who seriously needs to slow down), Rosa the fox, and Andy, the momma’s boy kangaroo, to name a few. The idea for Genus was conceived in June 1993 as a more adult response to another Antarctic Press series, Furrlough. While the first issue also included stories for a general audience, from the second volume the contents became exclusively adult, also recording an unexpected success (the second issue is still the rarest one). In 1997, with the release of issue 22, Antartic Press stopped publishing Genus. If you’d rather have something light and not too adult-ish, you’ll be happy to know that Animal Crossing actually has a movie!
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