

In fact, the co-founder of the first furry convention doesn’t own a costume at all.

Some women really take a shine to him and it’s really a blast.”īecause the colorful furry costumes get the most attention in the media, it supports the perception that furries are all about costumes. “I become very sinister - very forceful and intimidating,” says Strike, author of a book on the fandom called “Furry Nation.” “It’s so much fun to become that other person - this kind of mysterious, alluring character. When he puts on his reptilian costume, Strike transforms from self-described “pretty mellow guy” to a character he calls Komos. What if you love your animal character so much you want to wear a costume of it?įor many furries, putting on their costume sparks a fascinating metamorphosis.

Maybe you like to doodle original animal characters that reflect your alter-ego or persona, aka your “fursona.”
