Anthropomorphic animals. Body fur, feathers, or scales are common. Characters that have only tails or ears are not considered furry, use kemonomimi mode instead.

"Kemono" is the Japanese equivalent of the term "furry", with fans of such being called "kemona" or "kemoner". Just like with furries in the west, there are numerous subcategories and subcultures within.

Monster girls or kemonomimi with a human face do not qualify for the furry tag (see Danbooru post #113417 for more information).

Furry scale

• Danbooru post #717380: 1 and 5 are not furry. 2 through 4 are.

Furry-centric series

• Aggressive Retsuko
• Beastars
• Blacksad
• Brand New Animal
• Cat Busters
• Kung Fu Panda
• Odd Taxi
• Sly Cooper (series)
• Sonic series
• Star Fox
• ThunderCats
• Zootopia

Examples

• Aak, Hung and Waai Fu from Arknights
• The Baron from Mimi wo Sumaseba and Neko no Ongaeshi
• Elza from Ishuzoku Reviewers
• Fox McCloud from Star Fox
• Freya Crescent from Final Fantasy IX
• Komamura Sajin from Bleach
• Nanachi from Made in Abyss
• Polt from Monster Musume no Iru Nichijou
• Isabelle from Animal Crossing
• Robin Hood from Disney's Robin Hood
• Sonic the Hedgehog from the Sonic series
• Toriel from Undertale

Related tags

• furrification
• furry and animal
• furry female
• furry male
• chibikemo
• furry with furry
• furry with non-furry
• digitigrade
• fewer digits

External links

• Wikipedia: Anthropomorphism

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