The comic follows the adventures of a group of human/animal “hybrids” (represented as anthropomorphic creatures) who discover they have supernatural powers. These creatures, called Humanimals in the comic, populate the planet Alden and were created by humans to prevent these species from becoming completely extinct on Earth, assuming that human appearance and intelligence make them more adaptable. 11. Katmandu Currently, there is no official English release, but a few fan translations are available online. If you’re a furry and a long-time Animal Crossing fan, it’ll be worth digging out fan subs for this. 17. Sonic X Antartic Press published the magazine up to issue 51, after which distribution was entrusted to Radio Comix. Issue 52, released in April 1997, was edited by Elin Winkler who thus became the new editor of the newspaper. The periodicity of the magazine also changed radically: from monthly in the first issues to bi-monthly in 2008, to semi-annual in 2011. 5. Spice and Wolf

Follow Jake the bear’s office and personal life as he navigates his relationship with Jenny the cat and his work responsibilities at a financial company. But danger lurks in the corner since his nemesis, Doctor Eggman, ends up on Earth as well! 16. There She Is!! They decide to find the magical “emerald forest” where their friendship can exist in peace. 19. AnisavaA young orphan boy decides to survive on his own in the streets of Shibuya. Surprisingly, his new guardian comes in the form of a beast! Natsuki, a half-human and half-cat girl bounty hunter tries to solve cases and extends a helping hand to anyone who needs it. Kaiman just wants to know what happened to him, and he’s more than willing to fight magic users to know the truth. He just has to make sure he won’t upset his stomach! 13. Restaurant to Another World Join kindhearted Lion, unenthusiastic Lizard, and inappropriate-at-times Toucan as they work through their salaryman lives one day at a time. You follow Kaiman, a reptilian man who dwells in the bleak pit called Hole. In Hole, magic users abuse their power and authority over other beings.

Now, Hana has to guide her children the best way she knows. Yuki wants to go to school and interact with other kids. Meanwhile, Ame feels drawn to the forest. How will their lives turn out? 5. The Boy and the Beast BNA’s story follows Michiru, a teenage girl who suddenly transforms into a tanuki. Due to this sudden change, she now has to hide and find refuge in Anima City. If you’d rather have something light and not too adult-ish, you’ll be happy to know that Animal Crossing actually has a movie! Now, both sides are wary and worried. But in the midst of this mystery, Legoshi, a wolf, develops complex feelings for a bunny named Haru.

Because of their differences, Nabi is hesitant to respond to Doki. He eventually appreciates Doki’s affection and the two finally embrace. 15. Hataraku Oniisan! / Working Buddies The furry fandom is the name given to the group of people interested in the furry subculture, a cultural movement that appeared under this term around the mid-1980s. The furry movement is defined as the interest in animals, whether imaginary or not, mythological or anthropomorphic, that is to say, the interest in animals with human characteristics: use of speaking, wearing clothes, using a human lifestyle, etc. This fandom is featured and represented in various media forms, and in this article, we are going to bring you a list of the 20 best furry comics and manga you absolutely need to read. 1. Fritz the Cat

Not wanting to be a cat bride, she asks the help of Muta, a street cat, and Baron, a cat figurine brought to life by mysterious forces. Because of its very varied customers, you’ll see lots of furry and scaly characters! 12. Summer WarsIf you want a nice blend of comedy, silliness, and grittiness, Dorohedoro is a wild ride that’s perfect for you. Other beloved characters from the novels show up, too, like their landlady Mrs. Hudson and the hotheaded Inspector Lestrade.