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<p>2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B: /* Art */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Hornbuckle''' is a [[transgender]] ('''ftm''') [[furry artist]] whose [[fursona]] is a [[unicorn]].&lt;ref&gt;[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/hornbuckle/ Hornbuckle's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved March 6, 2022.&lt;/ref&gt; <br /> <br /> == Art ==<br /> <br /> Hornbuckle's [[artwork]] is primarily of a [[transformation]] theme, including furry, animal, mythological, feral, anthro, transgender and rubber/latex.<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references/&gt;<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/-hornbuckle-/ Hornbuckle] on [[Fur Affinity]]<br /> *[https://www.twitter.com/artbyhornbuckle Hornbuckle] on [[Twitter]]<br /> *[https://www.patreon.com/TRANSFORMED Hornbuckle] on [[Patreon]]<br /> *[https://ko-fi.com/W7W56EKC Hornbuckle] on [[Ko-fi]]<br /> *[https://sites.google.com/view/artbyhornbuckle/portfolio Hornbuckle] on Google Sites<br /> *[https://www.twitch.tv/artbyhornbuckle Hornbuckle] on [[Twitch.tv]]<br /> <br /> {{person-stub}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Artists]]<br /> [[Category:Unicorn characters]]</div>

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<p>2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B: /* Art */</p> <hr /> <div>'''Hornbuckle''' is a [[transgender]] ('''ftm''') [[furry artist]] whose [[fursona]] is a [[unicorn]].&lt;ref&gt;[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/hornbuckle/ Hornbuckle's profile] on [[Fur Affinity]]. Retrieved March 6, 2022.&lt;/ref&gt; <br /> <br /> == Art ==<br /> <br /> Hornbuckle's [[artwork]] is primarily of a [[transformation]] theme, including furry, feral, anthro, transgender and rubber/latex<br /> <br /> ==References==<br /> &lt;references/&gt;<br /> <br /> ==External links==<br /> <br /> *[https://www.furaffinity.net/user/-hornbuckle-/ Hornbuckle] on [[Fur Affinity]]<br /> *[https://www.twitter.com/artbyhornbuckle Hornbuckle] on [[Twitter]]<br /> *[https://www.patreon.com/TRANSFORMED Hornbuckle] on [[Patreon]]<br /> *[https://ko-fi.com/W7W56EKC Hornbuckle] on [[Ko-fi]]<br /> *[https://sites.google.com/view/artbyhornbuckle/portfolio Hornbuckle] on Google Sites<br /> *[https://www.twitch.tv/artbyhornbuckle Hornbuckle] on [[Twitch.tv]]<br /> <br /> {{person-stub}}<br /> <br /> [[Category:People]]<br /> [[Category:Artists]]<br /> [[Category:Unicorn characters]]</div>

2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Spider-Man_Unlimited 2023-02-12T20:02:21Z

<p>2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B: /* &quot;Furry&quot; in Spider-Man Unlimited */</p> <hr /> <div>'''''Spider-Man Unlimited''''' is the title of both an animated television series which aired from 1999 to 2001, and three comic book series, one of which, a 6-volume series, was based on the television series and published soon after the series began airing. However, the series was short-lived, having been cancelled after airing only 13 episodes and ending on a cliffhanger.<br /> <br /> ==Plot==<br /> While covering the launch of John Jameson's one-man mission to Counter-Earth (another Earth located on the far side of the Sun), Spider-Man attempts to stop his two symbiote adversaries Venom and Carnage from boarding the shuttlecraft. Blamed for losing contact with Jameson by J. Jonah Jameson of the Daily Bugle, Spider-Man becomes a target of persecution by the media and the public at large, with a bounty placed on his head. After John Jameson had made contact with Earth through a distress signal, Spider-Man borrows nanotechnology from Reed Richards to design a new suit that incorporates built in webshooters, stealth technology and anti-symbiote sonic weaponry. Making his way to Counter-Earth after persuading an attacking Nick Fury to let him rescue Jameson, Spider-Man learns that Jameson has fallen in with a band of freedom fighters opposed to the High Evolutionary whose Beastials, hybrids of animal and humanoid attributes, are the dominant species whilst humans are the second-class minority.<br /> <br /> With Jameson reluctant to return until all of the Beastials are defeated, Spider-Man elects to remain on Counter-Earth, blending in as best as he can as Peter Parker, taking up residence in the apartment of a doctor, Naoko Yamada-Jones and her son Shane and fighting the High Evolutionary, his Knights of Wundagore, and his Machine Men alongside the rebels as Spider-Man. It is soon discovered that Venom and Carnage are also on Counter-Earth, and are following orders from the Synoptic, a hive-minded legion of Counter-Earth symbiotes.<br /> <br /> This series also shows the animated version of John Jameson's Man-Wolf form, superhero versions of mainstream villains Green Goblin and Vulture, and Counter-Earth's counterparts of Kraven the Hunter and Electro.<br /> <br /> ==&quot;Furry&quot; in Spider-Man Unlimited==<br /> While there have been many [[anthropomorphic]] mutant heroes and villains in the Marvel Comics and media repository spanning the company's entire history, ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' is notable for being one of the few instances from Marvel that featured an entire world (in this case, Counter-Earth) populated and dominated mostly by anthropomorphic [[human]]-[[animal]] [[hybrid]] creatures called Beastials created from animals being genetically uplifted by the High Evolutionary. Furthermore, it placed Spider-Man's own origins (being a human who was bitten by a radioactive spider's bite and being given [[spider]]-like attributes that he uses to his heroic advantage as his masked character) into a stronger profile, as he was once again faced with an ambition of his enemies to turn him into a truly-arachnoid, half-spider and half-man creature.<br /> <br /> In the ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' world, other characters from other Marvel franchises make appearances including the Spider-Man comics, including [[wikipedia:John Jameson (comics)|John Jameson]] who turns into Man-Wolf in one episode of the television series &quot;Ill Met by Moonlight,&quot; marking the first time that his Man-Wolf form has appeared outside of the comics, but with his transformation being the result from one of the High Evolutionary's experiments and happens every time he gets angry as opposed to being caused by a gemstone, and a Bestial [[W:Wolverine (character)|Wolverine]] also makes an appearance as the bestial form of the scientist husband of Peter Parker's landlady, who is a local doctor for human patients along with a Bestial [[W:Chameleon (character)|Chameleon]] who also appears.<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> * [[wikipedia:Spider-Man Unlimited|Spider-Man Unlimited]] on [[Wikipedia]]<br /> * [[wikipedia:Spider-Man Unlimited (comics)|Comic book iteration]] explanation on Wikipedia<br /> <br /> {{tv-stub}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Comics]]<br /> [[Category:Animated series]]<br /> <br /> [[es:Spider-Man Unlimited]]</div>

2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Spider-Man_Unlimited 2023-02-12T20:01:20Z

<p>2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B: /* &quot;Furry&quot; in Spider-Man Unlimited */</p> <hr /> <div>'''''Spider-Man Unlimited''''' is the title of both an animated television series which aired from 1999 to 2001, and three comic book series, one of which, a 6-volume series, was based on the television series and published soon after the series began airing. However, the series was short-lived, having been cancelled after airing only 13 episodes and ending on a cliffhanger.<br /> <br /> ==Plot==<br /> While covering the launch of John Jameson's one-man mission to Counter-Earth (another Earth located on the far side of the Sun), Spider-Man attempts to stop his two symbiote adversaries Venom and Carnage from boarding the shuttlecraft. Blamed for losing contact with Jameson by J. Jonah Jameson of the Daily Bugle, Spider-Man becomes a target of persecution by the media and the public at large, with a bounty placed on his head. After John Jameson had made contact with Earth through a distress signal, Spider-Man borrows nanotechnology from Reed Richards to design a new suit that incorporates built in webshooters, stealth technology and anti-symbiote sonic weaponry. Making his way to Counter-Earth after persuading an attacking Nick Fury to let him rescue Jameson, Spider-Man learns that Jameson has fallen in with a band of freedom fighters opposed to the High Evolutionary whose Beastials, hybrids of animal and humanoid attributes, are the dominant species whilst humans are the second-class minority.<br /> <br /> With Jameson reluctant to return until all of the Beastials are defeated, Spider-Man elects to remain on Counter-Earth, blending in as best as he can as Peter Parker, taking up residence in the apartment of a doctor, Naoko Yamada-Jones and her son Shane and fighting the High Evolutionary, his Knights of Wundagore, and his Machine Men alongside the rebels as Spider-Man. It is soon discovered that Venom and Carnage are also on Counter-Earth, and are following orders from the Synoptic, a hive-minded legion of Counter-Earth symbiotes.<br /> <br /> This series also shows the animated version of John Jameson's Man-Wolf form, superhero versions of mainstream villains Green Goblin and Vulture, and Counter-Earth's counterparts of Kraven the Hunter and Electro.<br /> <br /> ==&quot;Furry&quot; in Spider-Man Unlimited==<br /> While there have been many [[anthropomorphic]] mutant heroes and villains in the Marvel Comics and media repository spanning the company's entire history, ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' is notable for being one of the few instances from Marvel that featured an entire world (in this case, Counter-Earth) populated and dominated mostly by anthropomorphic [[human]]-[[animal]] [[hybrid]] creatures called Beastials created from animals being genetically uplifted by the High Evolutionary. Furthermore, it placed Spider-Man's own origins (being a human who was bitten by a radioactive spider's bite and being given [[spider]]-like attributes that he uses to his heroic advantage as his masked character) into a stronger profile, as he was once again faced with an ambition of his enemies to turn him into a truly-arachnoid, half-spider and half-man creature.<br /> <br /> In the ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' world, other characters from other Marvel franchises make appearances including the Spider-Man comics, including [[wikipedia:John Jameson (comics)|John Jameson]] who turns into Man-Wolf in one episode of the television series &quot;Ill Met by Moonlight,&quot; marking the first time that his Man-Wolf form has appeared outside of the comics, but with his transformation being the result from being one of the High Evolutionary's experiments and happens every time he gets angry as opposed to being caused by a gemstone, and a Bestial [[W:Wolverine (character)|Wolverine]] also makes an appearance as the bestial form of the scientist husband of Peter Parker's landlady, who is a local doctor for human patients along with a Bestial [[W:Chameleon (character)|Chameleon]] who also appears.<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> * [[wikipedia:Spider-Man Unlimited|Spider-Man Unlimited]] on [[Wikipedia]]<br /> * [[wikipedia:Spider-Man Unlimited (comics)|Comic book iteration]] explanation on Wikipedia<br /> <br /> {{tv-stub}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Comics]]<br /> [[Category:Animated series]]<br /> <br /> [[es:Spider-Man Unlimited]]</div>

2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Spider-Man_Unlimited 2023-02-12T19:59:32Z

<p>2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B: /* &quot;Furry&quot; in Spider-Man Unlimited */</p> <hr /> <div>'''''Spider-Man Unlimited''''' is the title of both an animated television series which aired from 1999 to 2001, and three comic book series, one of which, a 6-volume series, was based on the television series and published soon after the series began airing. However, the series was short-lived, having been cancelled after airing only 13 episodes and ending on a cliffhanger.<br /> <br /> ==Plot==<br /> While covering the launch of John Jameson's one-man mission to Counter-Earth (another Earth located on the far side of the Sun), Spider-Man attempts to stop his two symbiote adversaries Venom and Carnage from boarding the shuttlecraft. Blamed for losing contact with Jameson by J. Jonah Jameson of the Daily Bugle, Spider-Man becomes a target of persecution by the media and the public at large, with a bounty placed on his head. After John Jameson had made contact with Earth through a distress signal, Spider-Man borrows nanotechnology from Reed Richards to design a new suit that incorporates built in webshooters, stealth technology and anti-symbiote sonic weaponry. Making his way to Counter-Earth after persuading an attacking Nick Fury to let him rescue Jameson, Spider-Man learns that Jameson has fallen in with a band of freedom fighters opposed to the High Evolutionary whose Beastials, hybrids of animal and humanoid attributes, are the dominant species whilst humans are the second-class minority.<br /> <br /> With Jameson reluctant to return until all of the Beastials are defeated, Spider-Man elects to remain on Counter-Earth, blending in as best as he can as Peter Parker, taking up residence in the apartment of a doctor, Naoko Yamada-Jones and her son Shane and fighting the High Evolutionary, his Knights of Wundagore, and his Machine Men alongside the rebels as Spider-Man. It is soon discovered that Venom and Carnage are also on Counter-Earth, and are following orders from the Synoptic, a hive-minded legion of Counter-Earth symbiotes.<br /> <br /> This series also shows the animated version of John Jameson's Man-Wolf form, superhero versions of mainstream villains Green Goblin and Vulture, and Counter-Earth's counterparts of Kraven the Hunter and Electro.<br /> <br /> ==&quot;Furry&quot; in Spider-Man Unlimited==<br /> While there have been many [[anthropomorphic]] mutant heroes and villains in the Marvel Comics and media repository spanning the company's entire history, ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' is notable for being one of the few instances from Marvel that featured an entire world (in this case, Counter-Earth) populated and dominated mostly by anthropomorphic [[human]]-[[animal]] [[hybrid]] creatures called Beastials created from animals being genetically uplifted by the High Evolutionary. Furthermore, it placed Spider-Man's own origins (being a human who was bitten by a radioactive spider's bite and being given [[spider]]-like attributes that he uses to his heroic advantage as his masked character) into a stronger profile, as he was once again faced with an ambition of his enemies to turn him into a truly-arachnoid, half-spider and half-man creature.<br /> <br /> In the ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' world, other characters from other Marvel franchises make appearances including the Spider-Man comics, including [[wikipedia:John Jameson (comics)|John Jameson]] who turns into Man-Wolf in one episode of the television series &quot;Ill Met by Moonlight,&quot; marking the first time that his Man-Wolf form has appeared outside of the comics, but his transformation was the result from being one of the High Evolutionary's experiments and happens every time he gets angry as opposed to being caused by a gemstone, and a Bestial [[W:Wolverine (character)|Wolverine]] also makes an appearance as the bestial form of the scientist husband of Peter Parker's landlady, who is a local doctor for human patients along with a Bestial [[W:Chameleon (character)|Chameleon]] who also appears.<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> * [[wikipedia:Spider-Man Unlimited|Spider-Man Unlimited]] on [[Wikipedia]]<br /> * [[wikipedia:Spider-Man Unlimited (comics)|Comic book iteration]] explanation on Wikipedia<br /> <br /> {{tv-stub}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Comics]]<br /> [[Category:Animated series]]<br /> <br /> [[es:Spider-Man Unlimited]]</div>

2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B //en.wikifur.com/wiki/Spider-Man_Unlimited 2023-02-12T19:58:51Z

<p>2601:18D:4980:90:C859:FD52:69DB:DF2B: /* &quot;Furry&quot; in Spider-Man Unlimited */</p> <hr /> <div>'''''Spider-Man Unlimited''''' is the title of both an animated television series which aired from 1999 to 2001, and three comic book series, one of which, a 6-volume series, was based on the television series and published soon after the series began airing. However, the series was short-lived, having been cancelled after airing only 13 episodes and ending on a cliffhanger.<br /> <br /> ==Plot==<br /> While covering the launch of John Jameson's one-man mission to Counter-Earth (another Earth located on the far side of the Sun), Spider-Man attempts to stop his two symbiote adversaries Venom and Carnage from boarding the shuttlecraft. Blamed for losing contact with Jameson by J. Jonah Jameson of the Daily Bugle, Spider-Man becomes a target of persecution by the media and the public at large, with a bounty placed on his head. After John Jameson had made contact with Earth through a distress signal, Spider-Man borrows nanotechnology from Reed Richards to design a new suit that incorporates built in webshooters, stealth technology and anti-symbiote sonic weaponry. Making his way to Counter-Earth after persuading an attacking Nick Fury to let him rescue Jameson, Spider-Man learns that Jameson has fallen in with a band of freedom fighters opposed to the High Evolutionary whose Beastials, hybrids of animal and humanoid attributes, are the dominant species whilst humans are the second-class minority.<br /> <br /> With Jameson reluctant to return until all of the Beastials are defeated, Spider-Man elects to remain on Counter-Earth, blending in as best as he can as Peter Parker, taking up residence in the apartment of a doctor, Naoko Yamada-Jones and her son Shane and fighting the High Evolutionary, his Knights of Wundagore, and his Machine Men alongside the rebels as Spider-Man. It is soon discovered that Venom and Carnage are also on Counter-Earth, and are following orders from the Synoptic, a hive-minded legion of Counter-Earth symbiotes.<br /> <br /> This series also shows the animated version of John Jameson's Man-Wolf form, superhero versions of mainstream villains Green Goblin and Vulture, and Counter-Earth's counterparts of Kraven the Hunter and Electro.<br /> <br /> ==&quot;Furry&quot; in Spider-Man Unlimited==<br /> While there have been many [[anthropomorphic]] mutant heroes and villains in the Marvel Comics and media repository spanning the company's entire history, ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' is notable for being one of the few instances from Marvel that featured an entire world (in this case, Counter-Earth) populated and dominated mostly by anthropomorphic [[human]]-[[animal]] [[hybrid]] creatures called Beastials created from animals being genetically uplifted by the High Evolutionary. Furthermore, it placed Spider-Man's own origins (being a human who was bitten by a radioactive spider's bite and being given [[spider]]-like attributes that he uses to his heroic advantage as his masked character) into a stronger profile, as he was once again faced with an ambition of his enemies to turn him into a truly-arachnoid, half-spider and half-man creature.<br /> <br /> In the ''Spider-Man Unlimited'' world, other characters from other Marvel franchises make appearances including the Spider-Man comics, including [[wikipedia:John Jameson (comics)|John Jameson]] who turns into Man-Wolf in one episode of the television series &quot;Ill Met by Moonlight,&quot; marking the first time that his Man-Wolf form has appeared outside of the comics, but his transformation was the result from being one of the High Evolutionary's experiments happens every time he gets angry as opposed to being caused by a gemstone, and a Bestial [[W:Wolverine (character)|Wolverine]] also makes an appearance as the bestial form of the scientist husband of Peter Parker's landlady, who is a local doctor for human patients along with a Bestial [[W:Chameleon (character)|Chameleon]] who also appears.<br /> <br /> ==See also==<br /> * [[wikipedia:Spider-Man Unlimited|Spider-Man Unlimited]] on [[Wikipedia]]<br /> * [[wikipedia:Spider-Man Unlimited (comics)|Comic book iteration]] explanation on Wikipedia<br /> <br /> {{tv-stub}}<br /> <br /> [[category:Comics]]<br /> [[Category:Animated series]]<br /> <br /> [[es:Spider-Man Unlimited]]</div>

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