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Since the Furcyclopedia Transformica has passed 50 pages (!) we have decided to split it up even more for easier downloads and reading.
The Furrcyclopedia Transformica, terms listed and defined here are compiled and Copyright 2003 TF-Seeker and Deuce. As with anything else on the web, the information contained herein should be accurate to a certain degree - when in doubt, hit the books at the library!
Specific terms or definitions relating to specific characters or items listed here are copyright their respective creators / owners, and are used as examples only.
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Furry Reference
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A basic webpage filled with Furry news
and answers to FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) |
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Reference
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An interesting page explaining classic and modern use of animals and mythological creatures in art and lore. It is a very extensive listing, with links to associated sites, and appears to cover virtually every major culture on the globe. |
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Furry / Plushie
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An impressive furry website / host which
includes Fur Central, and Plush Central. Plenty of links and
definitions for those new to furdom. |
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Reference
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A sort of notes page concerning a number of classics, including the tale of Gilgamesh (The first recorded story ever), The Ramayana (A Hindu love story) and The Thousand and One Nights (Muslim mythology) Dante's Inferno, and other resources. |
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Misc Reference
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Ellie Crystal's Metaphysical and Science
Website contains thousands of references on the more unusual
side of reality as she interprets it. Entries of note include
Werewolves, cryptozoology, mythological creatures (classic and
modern) and so forth, with a decidedly "New Age" flavor.
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Centaur Reference
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A collection of Centaur terms, stories
and use in RPG games. |
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Mythology Reference
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As the site states " This is an encyclopedia
on mythology, folklore, legends, and more. It contains over 6100
definitions of gods and goddesses, supernatural beings and legendary
creatures and monsters from all over the world." On line
since 1995, it has accumulated a number of awards, and while
still incomplete is very extensive. Has a small image archive. |
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TF / Reference
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A large variety of transformation stories and art by LeManchi. Has a reference secition for those new to the transformation community. Updated semi-monthly |
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Denmark
Reference
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An online version of "The Book of Imaginary Beings" (first printed 1957) contains drawings and descriptions of fantastic beasts and creatures. Since it originates from the University of Aarhus (Denmark) it is accurate, and comprehensive. English text. |
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Folklore Archive
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An immense collection of folklore collected,
sorted, edited and translated by D.L. Ashliman of the University
of Pittsburgh. Includes the stories, which are also listed by
type, genere, and classification according to Aarne-Thompson.
The primary focus is on European mythology although other countries
are represented as well. If there is a folktale or animal story
topic you are looking for, this is a good place to start. |
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Furry Reference
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A site that generates a "Furcode"
a line or two of data that tells other Furs what your Fursona
is like. Useful in Furry RPGs |
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Furry Terms
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A fairly complete listing of terms and
excalmations used in on-line MUCKs and board. |
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Furry Search Engine
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A dedicated search engine for Furnation,
VCL, Yerf, Fan and Tigress.Com - a useful tool considering how
huge those valuable online resources are. |
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Dragon Reference
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A huge website of dragon lore, descriptions and links. Some dragon art as well. |
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Australia
Mermaid Reference
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A rather comprehensive scholarly look at
mermaid legend and lore. Some images from ancient depictions
of mermaids found on pottery and mozaics are included. |
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Reference
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The title says it all. Another good reference point to visit if you are seeking information on mythological creatures. Inactive. |
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TF/ Database
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Metamorpose dot org is an online database you can view and add to with reports of transformations you might have seen on TV, in books, etc. Updated Regularly |
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A portion of a China site that has a basic summary of the 14th century story of the Monkey King (Known in China as "The Journey to the West") and images (period illustrations) from the story. English Text. Note: The Monkey King provided the inspiration behind the "Dragonball" TV series. |
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Japanese Folklore / Reference
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A very good collection of Japanese stories,
creatures and characters translated into English. |
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Archive - Reference - Seller
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An extensive archive of monster lore that
ranges from the classical Greek and European mythologies (centaurs,
werewolves, mermaids etc) to modern mytholigies and monsters
(aliens, cryptids, Godzilla). The archive includes images and
well written articles on each topic, and listings of movies related
to the topics if available. Links to posters and other items
for sale are present as well. A good place to visit before Halloween.
Some minor nudity, some mature themes (horror). |
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Oddities/ Reference
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An online compendium of bizarre and offbeat
topics - UFOs, wonders of the ancient world, monsters and so
on. |
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Mythology Reference
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A huge index of Mythological resources from across the globe. Inactive since 2002. |
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Reference
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A folklore and legend archive of pre-Christian
Northern European cultures, including Teutonic (German) Norse
(Scandanavian) and Anglo-Saxon (England and Ireland). Good spot
to find out about Viking lore. |
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Links / Reference
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A good resource for finding Furry information
on the web, including zines, movies, and other genres. Also lists
some of the inactive sites that are mentioned by longtime websurfers,
and many upcoming Con-FUR-ances. |
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Reference
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As the site states "Primitivism is
the pursuit of ways of life running counter to the development
of technology, its alienating antecedents, and the ensemble of
changes wrought by both. This site is an exploration into primitivist
theory, as well as various works that contribute to an understanding
of the tendency." Includes a large selection of stories
and story analysis which sometimes touch on TF themes. |
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As the site states "RealMagick is a resource and library dedicated to fostering research and sharing of knowledge in areas deemed beyond the purview of standard science: i.e. Wicca, Paganism, General Religion, Philosophy, Occult, Parapsychology, and the Paranormal. RealMagick presents recent and historical documents and research, basic and advanced articles and products through an easy-to-use, highly cross-referenced database. Much of the information on this site is contributed by our readers and affiliates. Read about astrology, magick, astral projection, wicca, gods, goddesses, tarot, spirituality and more. You can contribute articles as well. "
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Reference / Horror
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A number of accounts about vampires, werewolves, demons and other supernatural phenomenon. |
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Werecreature Reference
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A very good attempt to classifiy and catagorize
every sort of werecreature currently around- and then some. |
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Werewolf Resource
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A well done page detailing werewolf myths
from across the globe. Woodcuts and older artworks are included
in a small art gallery, but the explanations are the real treasure
of this site.
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PG-R
Reference
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A small site dealing with werewolves. Has some images of real wolves, and a little poetry. |
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Test
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A short "test" to see what sort
of creature you might prefer to be. |
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Reference
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As the site states "Wikipedia is a multilingual project to create a complete and accurate free content encyclopedia. We started in January 2001 and are currently working on 163199 articles in the English version." Accepts contributions. |
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Seller / Reference
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As the site states "YARF! is a fanzine dedicated to bringing you art and stories of a furry nature." It includes a brief chronology of Furry history. Inactive since 2000 |
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Furry Resource
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As the website states "Yiffle - Your
Index For Furry Links Everywhere - is your guide to everything
animal. How can you tell if your cat is ill? What was the second
film to star Mickey Mouse? How do you make a lion mascot costume?
What are the totem qualities of the crow? What is the most disturbing
teddy bear ever produced? And how do you dispose of a deceased
goldfish?" |
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