What's the reason behind making furries protagonists of your webcomic? Why do so many webcomics have furries in them?

>why do furries make furry comics?
You're right OP, that's a real mystery.

Is Two Kinds worth reading? Never really read it before.

>>149097207 (OP)
A large chunk of gen x and millennials were raised by lead-addled and career-obsessed parents that subscribed to "cry it out" (ie do not soothe an infant so that it stops trying to prompt soothing behaviors by crying) which led to a generation of people with deep psychological scars relating to the idea of other people being capable of and willing to provide emotional connection.

Furries are effectively human in their capacity to speak and reason and interact, but as they are technically not human they bypass that trauma-induced bias which allows for emotional connection.
This is often bolstered by the fact that most of gen x and millennials received unconditional love they never experienced from their parents when interacting with pets.

>>149097243
Yes. Art and story does start a bit rough but improves as time goes on, arcs becoming very compelling. Characters are also very sexy, world-building is good and the creator knows how to draw good paws and build lore around them. Keith is also best boy. It's over 1,000 pages now but you can comfortably knock it out in about several evenings.

>>149097207 (OP)
Idk, but I like it when it's done right. TwoKinds happens to be one of most successful examples.

>>149097207 (OP)
>reason behind making furries
no shoes

>>149097207 (OP)
Using Twokinds is a weird example given the protagonist is a human dude.

>>149097207 (OP)
Unlike humans, which we define and categorize through tons of demographic descriptors, anthropomorphic animals universally beloved and relatable.

>>149097207 (OP)
To make them romance humans or something

>>149097430
>The wolf girl and human guy are looking at each other

>>149097378
Are there other examples of a human protagonist in a furry world?

>>149097207 (OP)
you can't possibly imagine anybody else is publishing the vast majority of furshit

like even publishers that will are gonna see most of the high-effort shit and think "do i really want to encourage this degeneracy about inflation incest vore?"

hence self-publishing online

SEX WITH KEITH

>>149097653
Sorry but furbois would NEVER do it with humans

>>149097235
FPBP.

It's incredible how often somebody just straight up gives a perfectly reasonable answer, to the retarded-ass question that the whole retarded-ass thread is supposedly based on, and the threads keeps going and going with retarded shit being thrown around. And holy shit, is everyone drinking stupid juice now or what?

>>149097653
I wish Keith was real...

>>149097619
Amazon sells a furry diaper webcomic anything is possible

>>149097989
Incorrect. And I quite literally don't make the rules.
>>149098048
Me too man... me too...

>>149097619
I'm pretty sure it's the cost of getting a publisher rather than publishers being aware of what furries really are. Publishing companies are still run by jews and if the jews don't see a pitch that makes money, it won't get published. Also, furries might have the money, but they're still small and niche so jews in publishing don't see a profit.

Tom just posted this earlier

>>149097265
That's a extremely farfetched theory based on pretty much what you imagine must be true, and very simply broken by even the slightest, easily obtainable, evidence of younger or older generations with that fetish.

In general furries as a concept are often attributed to cartoon animals, which themselves came to be due to limitations in early animation.

Famously the mangaka for Astroboy, well known fan of disney and often called Grandfather of modern manga, was a furry. Her daughter straight up narc on him after his dead, showing his private drawings she found on his drawers. He was born in 1928, obviously Japan, so no gen X there.

>>149099924
Those drawings are pretty tame compared to all the shit he got animated and published. The only people surprised by those drawings just showed how little they knew about his work.

>>149097207 (OP)
Built in fan base

>>149097207 (OP)
>don't care for furry art in the slightest
>Flora makes my dick diamonds
I don't understand

>>149099960
I think finding them on his private drawer, and all of them being so obviously erotic, are the real issue, and not the thing itself being surprising.
Also, mouse nipples.

Not that it's an actual issue, but it just goes to show that he was, undeniably, a furry. And it wasn't just artistic vision or anything else, which was ideal for the point being made.

>>149099924
>That's a farfetched theory
It's pretty simple actually
>A single person before gen X liking furries kills the theory
No it doesn't, and it's hilarious that you think any theory describing a psychological trend would be exclusive. That's not how psychology works, nor is it how trends work.
Anthro art has existed since caveman days you idiot

>>149100100
one of his published mangas was about a human boy who kept getting a boner from his female donkey with tits kissing him

You guys think Markiplier secretly funds Tom to keep the webcomic alive

>>149100174
Ok, but it was a lot easier to find this one and to use it as proof for my point. And again, my point stands exactly the same.

Pay attention to this, because I am both tired but also invest enough that I want to close this conversation:

This isn't a thread about Ozamu Tezuka, it's a thread about the reason for why "Why do so many webcomics have furries in them?"
In which somebody said
>>149097265
>A large chunk of gen x and millennials were raised [...] to "cry it out"
>as [furries ]are technically not human they bypass that trauma-induced bias which allows for emotional connection.

To which I pointed out one example, with a simple demonstration, that shows a non-millennial / non gen X, well know fan of Disney by his own admission, that was a furry.

Why, oh why, do you have to be so fucking autistic? What point are you trying to make?
That I shouldn't had said that her daughter narc on him? She did, it's like showing people your porn history; even if most people know or suspect what you like, or if you are not exactly covered about it, it's fairly a dick move.

>>149100184
He doesn't need to

>>149100149
Simple and farfetched are not antonyms, but also it's not really "simple", it's just you pulling out of your ass a dataless assumption.

Also, an example to the contrary of an affirmation is often used exactly like
Your proposition:
>It's because of loneliness and this shit I just said (won't rewrite it again)
My counter
>Then why were so many well known cases of furries before and after that generation?

Honestly, It's on me for giving a shit about what you have to say and trying to interact with you when it's not clearly not worth it. It's just such a fucking retarded thing to say, tho, like such confidence on something that idiotic makes me thing you might actually be retarded. Not as a joke, but as in "I go to a special class" level.

>>149100336
>>149100271

For my mental health, and due to the fact that I am clearly caring about this more than what I should, I taking off of this thread, but not before saying I will; because I really don't want people to answer to this an expect me to either read said answer or keep interacting at all.

Why do I need to say this? For myself.

Fuck this thread, fuck me for getting into the thread, and fuck /co/.

how did tom improov so much as an artist since his debut? school? self practice? selling his soul to the egyptian furry gods?

>>149100336
>>149100467
You sure wrote an awful lot without actually saying anything, stupid.
You're not as smart as you think you are, and you'd maybe learn something if you checked your ego.

>>149100796
>>149100336
Also if you got "duhhhh loneliness!" from a combination of environmental and attachment factors leading to subconscious bias you also need to work on reading comprehension (though I have to assume you're ESL)

>>149100184
He probably never had to. Sure, he has to take some breaks from time to time but the comic continuously became more and more profitable over the years. Now he makes 100k a year from patreon alone and then some from other sources related to the comic.

>>149097207 (OP)
anthro characters are fun to draw and I think they're cute.

>>149100669
Just gotta practice, distractions can be the progress killer, lord knows it is to me. Art would probably be a lot better if I spent more time practicing and didn't get distracted by my city builder autism.

>>149097207 (OP)
Sex

>>149097235
FPBP

>>149101275
Also this.

>>149097265
I don't think that it has to do with pet owning. It is just animals are cute and majestic.

>>149098007
still infinitely better than threads like that except without said reasonable answer

>>149097265
It's funny how these kind of armchair psychoanalyst posts tend to frequently be wrong and incredibly stupid.

There are worse furry comics out there...

>Twokinds thread
Time to post Kat

>>149103352
Post a list

>>149103352
Sauce?

>>149103835

>>149097207 (OP)
You can get away with less novel composition and backgrounding if your character designs are all stylized to hell and back.

>>149098007
>Kicks the cans down the road
>Discussion continues where it stops

>>149100669
He failed faster

Escapism, puns, metaphors, and cute designs

>>149106174
Poppy...

>>149106174
>>149106267
Poppy is garbage and Morbi a shit

>>149103835
>>149105218
Sex with Kat

>>149100174
>human boy who kept getting a boner from his female donkey with tits kissing him
Name??????

>>149107181
If I knew I'd post it. It's one of the more obscure ones and I think more a small gag series instead of full blown series. Tezuka made a lot of shit that was one-shot collections and most never got translated.

>>149097207 (OP)
Because anthros are what man is meant to be

>>149097305
What is a good place to start if you want to skip the early shitty stuff?

>>149097207 (OP)
Isn't the guy who makes this Markiplier's brother?

>>149100796
If only he'd checked his ego and swallowed your retarded hypothesis uncritically he might have learned a little something called FRIENDSHIP

>>149108675
Yes. Thomas Fishbach I Mark Fishcmbach's brother

>>149106757
That's like your opinion man

>>149099329
Nice.