Sydapedia article on Lordsathien wrote:

Is the only furry among the active forum members, as far as he knows.

Now I'll address the stuff so far. I actually haven't seen Fritz the Cat, but I have seen Wizards which has the line of dialogue "Fritz is dead" as a kind reference to the film.

Agreed on Cheetara.

Between Minerva and Hello Nurse, Minerva came off as smarter, but both were lookers.

I didn't really "decide" I was a furry, so much as figured it wasn't that deranged. I've been involved in its circles since I went to my first conven at the age of 22.

Robin Hood is a great movie, though I think part of my liking of it has to do with the "Southern Fried" flavor the voice actors had (me being born and raised in Georgia).

Other "furry movies:" Watership Down, The Lion King, The Aristocats, Babe, Cats and Dogs, Chicken Run, FernGully, Flushed Away, The Fox and the Hound, The Great Mouse Detective, Happy Feet, Home on the Range, Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, Ice Age, Jungle Emperor Leo, Lady and the Tramp, Milo & Otis (Koneko monagatari), Oliver & Company, Porco Rosso, Princess Mononoke, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron, Stuart Little, Surf's Up, Two Brothers, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, An American Tail, Animal Farm, Animalympics, the Balto trilogy, Antz, Brother Bear, A Bug's Life, The Cat Returns, Cat Soup, Cats Don't Dance, Charlotte's Web, Chicken Little, The Island of Dr. Moreau, The Jungle Book, Kaze: Ghost Warrior, Kung Fu Panda, Ladyhawke, The Last Unicorn; The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe; Madagascar, Nightwatch, Over the Hedge, Pom Poko, Ratatouille, The Secret of NIMH, and TMNT. PHEW

Of that list, I have to say I love Milo & Otis, Oliver & Company, all the Miyazaki stuff, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimmaron, An American Tail, the Balto movies, Brother Bear, Cats Don't Dance, The Last Unicorn, The Secret of NIMH, and the CG TMNT movie. If they're on cable, I'll usually settle on watching them over anything else.

Kaze: Ghost Warrior is noteworthy because one guy (Timothy Albee) handled every aspect of making it.

RobotGumshoe wrote:

How was the last unicorn? Its mentioned at TV tropes under "Nightmare Fuel", so thats not a good sign. Was "Who framed roger rabbit" a furry movie? I mean, Jessica Rabbit started a whole lot of young boys on their trip through puberty, but she is a person cartoon.

I think The Last Unicorn had some stuff that might scare little kids, like the talking skeleton that sounded like Paul Lynde (Uncle Arthur from Bewitched)

Um, look at the title of Roger Rabbit, you've already got one anthropomorphic character in the name, not to mention Daffy and Donald Duck, etc. etc. A "Furry movie" does not necessarily involve anthropomorphic lust.

RobotGumshoe wrote:

lordsathien wrote: RobotGumshoe wrote: How was the last unicorn? Its mentioned at TV tropes under "Nightmare Fuel", so thats not a good sign. Was "Who framed roger rabbit" a furry movie? I mean, Jessica Rabbit started a whole lot of young boys on their trip through puberty, but she is a person cartoon. Um, look at the title of Roger Rabbit, you've already got one anthropomorphic character in the name, not to mention Daffy and Donald Duck, etc. etc. A "Furry movie" does not necessarily involve lusting over a/the anthro character(s). Actually, in this case it did, though the lust was seperate from the anthropormorphic part.

Fixed.