Covid-19 crisis will keep ‘furries’ away from Pittsburgh this summer

I have to give it to Triblive.com for posting a great article on the recent cancellation of the 2020 edition of Anthrocon.

The furry folk won’t be coming to Pittsburgh this summer.

Citing the covid-19 pandemic, organizers on Monday announced cancellation of the 2020 Anthrocon, an annual gathering of adults who dress like animals. It had been scheduled for July 2-5 at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center.

It includes a quote fro Joe Strike and even a fursuiter.

The only thing we can hope is that 2021 will be a better year than this.

LINK to article

Facebook Never Listens

Speaking of which I have been trying to get a old Facebook account deleted for the last 4 years after it got flagged. Every so often I send in a REQUEST to get that account deleted. The other day I got an email saying they are going to review the documents I sent them 4 years ago and have constantly rejected during all of this time…rather than what I really want.

Beastars, BNA & GLEIPNIR Are Stirring a Furry Awakening in Anime

CBR.com recently posted in my opinion is a great article on how furry culture and anime are working hand in hand to produce product that furries are excited for.

Furries have a lot to be excited by this year. Following the arrival of the profoundly unsettling Cats, anime has picked up the slack for quality furry content. Beastars, BNA: Brand New Animal and now GLEIPNIR have provided furry animated content for fans who just want to see humanoid animals interact in sometimes erotic fashions. GLEIPNIR in particular is notable because it provides a cartoonish fur-suit not unlike the ones worn at furry conventions and turns the act of entering into it an erotic experience.

They do mention the past with The Amazing 3 (which can be found on YouTube) for an early 1960s anime it’s not that bad. I have watched what is available there, rated it as above average for that period. I know this is not the same level as more popular shows today such as Bleach, or many others. But were talking about the 1960s when anime first started to arrive on the US, and of how Disney once sued an artist for copying the Disney style of art.

But this new trend is something I am very excited to see. I have watched Beastars and checked out the other series mentioned and WOW!!! Great action and stories combined with furry images. To this furry I hope this trend continues.

Check out the full article here

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