Wolf Nanaki's Blog: February 2008

My take on Furry, and Toonism

Something that has been bugging me for a while now is how furries are treated.

It's been publically bashed, denounced as sinful, and now most furry-related material is banned for many image boards. They are looked down on, and making furries miserable is treated like some sort of honorable act. It's even been called a "gateway" that will lead people into into sick and disturbing tastes.

I, for one, am fed up with this. Why can't the people of the internet learn to accept the furry fandom? Is it because of what is seen on TV?

If it's because of the whole irrational fear of Bugs Bunny being part of the furry fandom, then I propose a new branch of what is found on the internet.

Perhaps there can be a new thing called "Toonism", which is directly related to all "Cartoon" characters, as in from Looney Toons, Disney, etc. It would be entirely separate from Furries, mainly because Toonism could include HUMAN characters as well as anthropomorphic ones.

Would that stop the anti-Furry mistreatment?

Post thoughts.

Labels: Censorship, Controversy, Nanaki, Wolf Nanaki

Sora is Way Too Pretty

Take a look at this video, and tell me I'm lying.

Does Disney Japan have some weird love for pretty boys...?

Because I salute them for it. :P

Labels: Disney, Kingdom Hearts, Video Games, Wolf Nanaki, Yaoi

Disney Channel STILL Sucks

Disney Channel has REALLY found a way to drive parents insane.

In most recent months, Disney has focused on spending all their time and money on their "Hannah Montana" franchise, which is currently dominating the preteen audience of America (especially with young girls). The television show focuses on Miley Stewart (played by Miley Cyrus, what a CREATIVE writing team).

The show has gained global popularity, thanks to its carefully planned-out sitcom formula that Disney has been following since That's So Raven. The formula is carefully recorded and followed to par: terrible acting, weak plot points, ridiculous circumstances, and celebrity guest stars.

The show's massive popularity has sparked a wave of extreme bitchiness for the children of America. Thanks to a lack of discipline being instilled, kids have adopted an attitude of "I-need-to-get-this-toy-or-else-I'll-scream-really-loud".

Honestly, if you interview ANY parent with preteen girls, Hannah Montana is 90% likely to come up somewhere in the conversation. Disney has leached the show out of oblivion; kids are now ready to kill for tickets to shows, which are sold out anyway, so don't expect to get any tickets to shows soon.

But since kids can't get these wonderfully expensive things themselves, they turn to their spineless parents in order to get the stuff. Parents, in turn, go to hell and back to get the Hannah gear. Some even go as far as to lie about their husbands dying in Iraq.

Disney, for the love of all things holy, LEAVE THE PARENTS ALONE. Focus a little bit on something ELSE. Please? If you're driving the target audience to this level, you're becoming some sort of weird media tyranny. You don't even have any REAL commercials on your channel - you just advertise more Disney crap!

Labels: Controversy, Disney, Nanaki, Wolf Nanaki

The UFOs, and How I Feel About Them

As you've probably heard, there have been TONS of UFO sighting in the recent months, along with videos for evidence.

And yet, there's STILL debate over if they're real or not.

I believe that there's a pretty good chance that they're real, and the government doesn't worry and gives crap answers to nagging questions because they know that as long as there's controversy over this issue, nobody's going to panic.

Of course, the only reason I'm not worried is because I know that I'll be controlling them someday and leading them into battle.