The Foxfire Chronicles

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The Foxfire Chronicles
Author(s) Turnsky, Mike Lion (formerly)
Website
Update schedule Ongoing
Launch date October 6th, 2003
End Date -
Genre Furry
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The Foxfire Chronicles is a science-fantasy anthro webcomic. created by Turnsky and was co-written by Mike Lion. Originally credits of uploaded comics were story by Blue Lion/Michael Donnelly and art by Luke Turner. Then credits said created by Turner and Donnelly. Due to plot issues from the artist, the writer left, because of the artist seeing the webcomic not in his own way. Starting in 2005 April 4, art and story were both by Luke Turner.[1] When Mike Lion left Foxfire Chronicles, Turnsky added new characters and rewrote the plot.

Guest comics by Simon Shepherd aka Luprand[2]

Plot summary[edit]

The story takes place in 2008, where five strangers were captured from the military. They became in one of the military genetic experiments under the Order from General William Orville. The experiments were made to improve soldiers by using animal genes, the results were dumbstruck as it transformed the human form into a humanoid animal. The five who were involved in this mess are horrified and angry, they feel that they have little left to live for. General William Orville was under the militaristic guidance. He orchestrated the "Operation Wendigo" to create super soldiers with animalistic abilities, but it didn't really imagined for Orville. It all resides within Middlebrook Military Base, deep within the western mountain ranges near Asheville, North Carolina. Luke and his friends must fight to keep their humanity after what they have become. Despite, being kept as a secret from the public. They have allies, known as the Manitou, a race of shapeshifters that change from human form to hybrid animal form. The prophecy was fulfilled, when the three prophets have found Luke and his friends. Luke was chosen.

Characters[edit]

Main characters[edit]

Luke Reid[3]- The somewhat unwilling leader of the group, Luke himself would like nothing more than to be both normal, and relatively carefree. But these days, he just wants his group kept intact so nobody loses their way he doesn't wish to be alone in all of this, but fears, one day, he will be alone.

Mary Buchanon[3]- If Luke was the heart, Mary would be the soul, Although left somewhat traumatized by her situation, she has found her crutch.. or pillar, in Luke, albeit being perfectly capable of standing on her own two feet, she just chooses not to. Mary has taken a liking to Luke, and would protect him if the need should arise.

Liegh Matthews[3]- Liegh's large physical build lends to his near-obsessiveness about his physical condition, after learning of the existence of the Manitou, his overall reaction to his "condition" has lessened, as he has somehow convinced himself that he'd be amongst the prime examples of his "kind". He also does try to field the largest hand-held weapons that he'd be capable of lifting.

Elizabeth "Beth" Reynolds[3]- Beth has been relatively silent about the hand that fate has dealt her. Her silent nature, does, however, hide her competence under pressure, this makes her very patient in a crisis. To this end, she prefers to take time certain things, and has adopted scoped rifles, pistols, or any other sharpshooting weapons to be her preferred choice, in weaponry.

Davis Wilson[3]- As technologically adept he is, Davis' skills are complicated by his slight inferiority complex, and a touch of modesty. Also to note that Davis has no wish to draw attention to himself, as he feels he'll fail at a critical point if he feels to be extremely important. But if you allow him to work on any Computer or Technological item, and he'll shine.

Secondary characters[edit]

General William Orville- As cold and heartless that the general seems to be, he really believes that he is a patriot in every sense, he also seems to have his own, personal agendas as far as the five betas are concerned. He is a brilliant tactician, and plans things to the finest detail, with layers upon layers, every plausible situation planned and plotted, if he does something, he has a reason for it.

Admiral Heartfeld- As NATO's only Fleet admiral, he has pretty much Full reign over the NCV Cole (NATO Command Vessel), and her support fleet. Heartfeld also has the ability to operate outside the US's Jurisdiction and its politics. His own connections with Orville are unknown, however. Other than his name, and rank, the man himself, is still an enigma.

The Three Prophets- As mysterious, and ultimately intimidating as these three are, they are quite easily the most powerful individuals alive to date. However, one holds much more political power than the other two, and the other, albeit stronger in capabilities, has no political power whatsoever. The latter has taken an interest in Luke and his friends, and will try to ensure his safety until a personal confrontation can be arranged. The first one, however, has only appeared to Luke in a moment of unconsciousness, as if he can only talk from afar, or through something else. He, however, is something more.

Cassius Blake - a clouded leopard[4] manitou who claims to have been educated at M.I.T.

Cameos[edit]

References[edit]

  1. 2005 April 4. The Foxfire Chronicles.
  2. The Foxfire Chronicles of 2004 October 15, 2005 July 1 and 2006 March 24
  3. 3.0 3.1 3.2 3.3 3.4 2004 January 17. The Foxfire Chronicles.
  4. http://foxfire.comicgenesis.com/d/20050124.html
  5. 2006 March 31. The Foxfire Chronicles.
  6. 2004 January 11. The Foxfire Chronicles.
  7. 2006 January 18. The Foxfire Chronicles.
  8. 2005 May 27. The Foxfire Chronicles.

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