Topic: Is this post not_furry?

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AnotherDay said:
Digitigrade, big furry-paw hands with furry-specific fingers, individual furry-specific paw-feet and toes. Definitely furry.

Digitigradal? Yes. That's not furry though.
Four fingers which end in claws to more effectively tear stuff apart in close combat? Not furry.
Feet designed to grip terrain? Not furry.

Nothing really screams furry in that.

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I'm on the furry side, here. Since the feet are digitigrade the character has to be some non-humanoid animal, and, as far as I'm aware, all non-humanoid animals are furries.

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darryus said:
I'm on the furry side, here. Since the feet are digitigrade the character has to be some non-humanoid animal, and, as far as I'm aware, all non-humanoid animals are furries.

digitigrade not_furry suggests there are plenty. Digitigrade doesn't make it furry.

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Furrin_Gok said:
digitigrade not_furry suggests there are plenty. Digitigrade doesn't make it furry.

Most of the posts are of unguligrade characters (standing on hooves) which isn't a tag that we use anymore because of it's ambiguity, either way, the character in the OP is clearly not a unguligrade as he has visible toes, the feet of our character here are more similar to that of a tiger.

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darryus said:
Most of the posts are of unguligrade characters (standing on hooves) which isn't a tag that we use anymore because of it's ambiguity, either way, the character in the OP is clearly not a unguligrade as he has visible toes, the feet of our character here are more similar to that of a tiger.

Maybe do a bit of looking at that list?
post #564270
Clawed digitigrade, "demon." Even has clawed hands. The major point of OP's image falls to the head--I don't see any ears, I don't see a snout. It's just a generic humanoid helmet. There's no tail, either.

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darryus said:
Since the feet are digitigrade the character has to be some non-humanoid animal

I don't think we can assume that digitigrade means animal. It's easy to imagine a not_furry monster that walks on its toes.

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