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The '''furry genre''' is characterized by inclusion of some animal or non-human species with anthropomorphic human characters.  Since it is character-based, most furry works will also fall into one or more other genres. SF and children's stories generally frequently employ furries.
The '''furry genre''' is characterized by inclusion of some animal or non-human species with [[Anthropomorphism|anthropomorphic]] characters.  Since it is character-based, most furry works will also fall into one or more other genres. SF and children's stories generally frequently employ furries.




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Revision as of 14:56, 19 June 2007

The furry genre is characterized by inclusion of some animal or non-human species with anthropomorphic characters. Since it is character-based, most furry works will also fall into one or more other genres. SF and children's stories generally frequently employ furries.