I never finished Ultra, but the consensus I've heard is that normal SuMo has the better story, Ultra has the better postgame content and is at least somewhat more challenging. Which one is better really depends on what you're looking for in a Pokémon game.

$60 is already pushing it for me, anything more and I'm probably not gonna be buying it. Especially when indie games are cheaper, and I tend to like them more than the AAA $60-or-more games anyway.

I would love to be a plump, huggable anthro cow, with my ideally-shaped femme body... but I can't say I would love being the only anthro in the whole world. And for that reason, I'm gonna say no; when I already get nervous around other people, I just don't think I'd be capable of handling being the one-and-only anthro animal on top of that.

I've not seen it yet, but it's definitely on my list of "shows I should watch eventually." Man of Action's output outside of Ben 10 has been... mixed, to say the least, but I've liked the clips I've seen of Prime.

I'm not exactly sure, but it'd be at least a decade. I absolutely loved reading Brawl in the Family as a kid, so as soon as they started selling the Dededoll from the comic, I begged my parents to get me one.

For years I would take him wherever I went; though now he's a purely stay-at-home stuffie, keeping me company every night as I sleep~💕

Super Lesbian Animal RPG, if you haven't played it yet.

It probably would've been watching Madagascar or Krypto the Superdog, plus playing lots and lots of Animal Crossing, that first got me into anthropomorphic animals as a concept.

As for what got me into the furry fandom, that'd be Zootopia.

• Rocket Raccoon
• Puss in Boots (plus Kitty Softpaws and Death while I'm at it)
• Gloria from Madagascar
• Capper from the 2017 MLP movie
• Anubis "Doggie" Cruger from Power Rangers
• On that note, Super Sentai (the show Power Rangers takes suits and most fight scenes from) has their own Doggie Kruger and another blue wolf named Garu

Okay, new theory: Google, Reddit, and Twitter are taking part in a breakneck race to see who can become the most hated platform on all of the internet. Within just the past few days we've had this three-strikes test, Elon's new 600-Tweet reading limit, and I'm pretty sure we all know what's going down with Reddit.