Author: Ahmar Wolf

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Netflix Adapting ‘Redwall’ Books Into Animated Movies, TV Series

Ahmar Wolf

I know by now most of you have heard that Redwall is coming to Furry Netflix to join Beastars, BNA as well as others. If you know what Redwall is congrats. If your like the rest of us and have no idea what Redwall is I hope to cover the basics without you digging as much as I did for this piece…ish.

That video covers a lot of detail so here are the facts in depth.

There is 23 Redwall books published between 1999 and 2011. Although “The Legend of Luke” published in 1999 is considered a sub story to Martian the Warrior book 2.

I was surprised to find that there was a previous series and it’s on YouTube and here it is:

Started in 1999 and ran for 3 seasons. I guess this could give us an idea what the new series is going to be like. According to Wikipedia not all books were covered. Given how Netflix are saying that there will be Redwall films. It is a good chance for all the books to be covered.

Gamers your not left out. There are Redwall games and here is the trailer for one.

There are versions for: Xbox One, PS4, macOS and Windows. I think it’s safe to say they may not be available in the US, given the accent the voice actors, I am thinking England. If you want any of the 6 Redwall games I can’t exactly say because I don’t know, and won’t guess.

As for how good is it? This is a reaction review I found on YouTube from a non furry

From what I have seen so far, Redwall looks pretty good and I will be checking out the series when it finally drops on Netflix.

History of MFF: Midwest FurFest 2011

Ahmar Wolf

Midwest FurFest 2011 was held at the Hyatt Regency O’Hare in Rosemont, Illinois from November 18th, to November 20th, 2011.

The charity for the year was the Lake County Animal Education and Rescue humane society. 

The Guests of Honor were:

The Intro to what would become a large part of MFF the Dance Competition. The 1st one ever took place that year.

Total attendance was 2,600, including 50 Shiny Sponsors, 188 Sponsors and 574 participants in the fursuit parade.

Total amount raised for  Lake County Animal Education and Rescue humane society $19,574.79 was raised from the charity auction ($2000), 2 the Ranting Gryphon and Uncle Kage’s charity performance, the charity poker tournament ($620), miscellaneous donations and a $12,500 donation from the convention’s parent corporation, Midwest Furry Fandom.

MFF 2011 Wikifur Notes:

There were a few new events that year including stand-up comedy, a performance by special guest Colson Grainger, and a panel for non-furs, discussing their experiences at furry conventions. Another new event was the Furry Smackdown, in which everyone’s favorite cartoon villains were placed in a 16-seed tournament bracket and the victor of each battle was debated. Many old favorites also returned as well, including the Furry Variety Show, Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind, and a dance each night that went into the wee hours. A big shift in 2011 was the relocation of the Artists Alley to the International Level of the hotel, just outside of the Dealers Room.