Anthropomorphic Mice 5E Dmg Free League Publishing

This months article was inspired by my recent proofreading work on Mutant: Genlab Alpha from Free League Publishing and Modiphius.

I have always enjoyed stories with anthropomorphic animals from reading books like the Chronicles of Narnia and watching Looney Tunes as a kid.

As a child of the 80s, I fell in love with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles cartoon and the later movies.

Now, I enjoy playing Mice Mystics with my family and reading Mouse Guard.

Even further, this article focuses on animals who act fully human, talk, use items and often wear clothing.

Throughout history, humankind has tried to understand the animal kingdom by attributing human emotions and thoughts to the actions of the animals.

We have also tried to understand ourselves by using animals as allegorical replacements for us to discuss difficult and controversial topics.

Along the way, we have found these anthropomorphic animals entertaining.

These creatures do show human qualities and animal characteristics, but are so unique they have their own classifications outside the boundaries of focus for this article.

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