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6/15/2025, 1:01:52 AM
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Technically wolf girls are older than civilization itself. No, seriously. Werewolf myths stretch back over 4000 years to stuff like the Epic of Gilgamesh where the main character dumps a chick because she turned her previous boyfriend into a wolf. Ancient Turks had Asena, a she-wolf who gave birth to half-wolf children. Romans worshipped Lupa, the wolf who nursed Romulus and Remus. Celtic and Germanic tribes had their own werewomen running around dark forests. It’s been a thing forever.
But if we’re talking modern-style kemonomimi (i.e. anime wolf girls with ears and tail but still fully fuckable), then yeah it gets murkier. We know catgirls came from bakeneko stories in the Edo period and got moe-ified over time, especially around the early 20th century. Kenji Miyazawa was already drawing catgirls in 1924. So odds are wolfgirls just followed along that track?
Anyway thanks for unintentionally feeding my autism, anon. I had way too much fun looking this shit up.
Technically wolf girls are older than civilization itself. No, seriously. Werewolf myths stretch back over 4000 years to stuff like the Epic of Gilgamesh where the main character dumps a chick because she turned her previous boyfriend into a wolf. Ancient Turks had Asena, a she-wolf who gave birth to half-wolf children. Romans worshipped Lupa, the wolf who nursed Romulus and Remus. Celtic and Germanic tribes had their own werewomen running around dark forests. It’s been a thing forever.
But if we’re talking modern-style kemonomimi (i.e. anime wolf girls with ears and tail but still fully fuckable), then yeah it gets murkier. We know catgirls came from bakeneko stories in the Edo period and got moe-ified over time, especially around the early 20th century. Kenji Miyazawa was already drawing catgirls in 1924. So odds are wolfgirls just followed along that track?
Anyway thanks for unintentionally feeding my autism, anon. I had way too much fun looking this shit up.
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