Species: animal humanoid
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Characters that retain human appearance but possesses animalistic traits like the ears, tail, and sometimes paws or nose, of an animal. Here on e621, this meaning has been extended to apply to nearly all characters with minor animal characteristics (e.g., ears, tail, nose, penis, winged_arms, etc.) who otherwise appear entirely human.
This tag should not be used for anthro characters. Use the tagging guideline below for a better detail.
Tagging guidelines
If a character has an head resembling an animal's head, and their torso doesn't contrast in some significant way from the head down, it should be tagged anthro instead. The animal_head tag should be used if the depiction of an animal head is paired with a torso that contrasts, and appears entirely human in appearence.
Anthros
These are not humanoids.
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Animal head
These are usually still humanoid, unless they belong to a humanoid taur, or something similar.
Not to be confused with
Related tags
- humanoid
- animal_head
- animal_humanoid
- avian_humanoid
- bat_humanoid
- bear_humanoid
- cat_humanoid
- cervine_humanoid
- cow_humanoid
- dog_humanoid
- dragon_humanoid
- equine_humanoid
- fox_humanoid
- frog_humanoid
- goat_humanoid
- insect_humanoid
- mouse_humanoid
- rabbit_humanoid
- raccoon_humanoid
- reptile_humanoid
- sheep_humanoid
- skunk_humanoid
- spider_humanoid
- squirrel_humanoid
- tiger_humanoid
- wolf_humanoid
- anthro
- semi-anthro
- feral
- human
- taur
See also
Forum discussion
- forum #145709 - Things between anthro and animal_ears. Is there a tag for them? (Dec. 2014)
The following tags are aliased to this tag: aniamal_humanoid, humanoid_animal, kemonomimi (learn more).
This tag implicates humanoid (learn more).
The following tags implicate this tag: amphibian_humanoid, animal_head, annelid_humanoid, arthropod_humanoid, avian_humanoid, couatl_humanoid, dragon_humanoid, kirin_humanoid, mammal_humanoid, marine_humanoid, mollusk_humanoid, scalie_humanoid (learn more).