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Topic	The rabbit from Zootopia
Doe 06/13/18 11:15:02 AM #8:	PanzerElite posted... There was nothing remotely suggestive about her design but that didn't stop furries. What I'm wondering though is why the gazelle lady wasn't more popular with them. I've seen art of the gazelle but anyway ya don't know how furry fandom works. They will take any mainstream fur they can get their hands on. The rabbit isn't explicitly sexual but she is explicitly an anthro I speculate this is because Disney-type movies is what triggered so many people into the furry fandom. Looking through galleries you often see either at the start of their work or as a recurring theme will be characters from one of those animated movies, The Lion King being one example --- https://imgur.com/IYZ3NIM https://imgur.com/i2U0ahc <cite>Doe posted [p:903159305] in The rabbit... [t:76705221]...</cite> <quote><cite>PanzerElite posted...</cite> <quote>There was nothing remotely suggestive about her design but that didn't stop furries. What I'm wondering though is why the gazelle lady wasn't more popular with them.</quote> I've seen art of the gazelle but anyway ya don't know how furry fandom works. They will take any mainstream fur they can get their hands on. The rabbit isn't explicitly sexual but she is explicitly an anthro I speculate this is because Disney-type movies is what triggered so many people into the furry fandom. Looking through galleries you often see either at the start of their work or as a recurring theme will be characters from one of those animated movies, The Lion King being one example --- https://imgur.com/IYZ3NIM https://imgur.com/i2U0ahc</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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