The whole thing is probably fortuitous anyway- the next time they do something controversial, no one can object.
After all, what are they going to do? Make a discord account? Hah!

You're not Disney or Nintendo or whatever. You don't have to pretend to be creative while protecting the sanctity of Mario and Mickey Mouse's image.

It's a big contrast where the only thing you're allowed to do is post memes and go "UWU aren't we so great!" and then doing just about anything gets a stern "Knock it off or else"

It creates an artificial version that tries to take all the momentum and glory of something great, while being more tightly controlled. Plenty of volunteers with plenty of excuses to police it like it was a single brand instead of just an umbrella.

If it were just furries hating furry stuff I'd say it's probably just imposters trying to tear it down as a phenomenon, as much as that could even be done. This is worse. It gets the excuse of wanting "what's best" for furry, while still bulldozing a big chunk of it.

Oh boy, I sure do feel artistically free and fulfilled drawing exclusively from this list of approved poses so that no one has naughty thoughts.

The duality is blowing my mind. furry has always been horny, yet horny furry is a sign of illegal activity.
I guess we're supposed to equate unrestrained creativity with being modern day Mickey Mouse levels of safe.

Also he has spray glands and is eager to use them.
It's not farts.

Scrat vore.