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Read the OP:
>I wish more games would just stop making humans whit animal ears especially females
That’s what OP is talking about, if your character has more than that like having fur, or different types of legs or having a snout or an animal face shape than that is not a kemonomimi character. Kemonomimi is strictly characters that look visually human but with animal ears. My point is that kemonomimi characters are relatively rare in video games and another anon brought up that they’re more popular in media which is very false. Just look at Zootopia making one billion in the box office, a movie with kemonomimi characters isn’t going to achieve that. A girl wearing a bunny suit isn’t a kemonomimi no more than Batman is for having bat ears in his costume.

As for the other points I think you are blind if you think those are human faces in some of those characters. I mentioned those characters have snouts, which is distinct from having an animal face like the Khajiit from The Elder Scrolls, those characters mentioned have a mix of human and animal face anatomy including having snouts and animal noses but human hair and a human face shape. I never claimed they were anthro, just that they’re aren’t kemonomimi. The Woren from BoF4 have side ears, a tail and human faces so no, they’re not anthro.