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Palcomix

2008-04-02T16:56:39Z

76.97.202.252: /* CD releases */

'''Palcomix''' is a comic project by several artists, including but not restricted to: [[BBMBBF]], [[Krezz Karavan]] and [[8Horns]].
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*'''Addresses''':
**'''Web site''': http://www.palcomix.com/
**'''[[Jab Archives]] store''': http://jabarchives.com/cart/index.php?manufacturers_id=16
The Palcomix website features an art- and discussion forum and its main section, a collection of comics made by the Palcomix team.

==Comics==
Most of Palcomix's comics feature at least mild erotic content, partially also including [[Paraphilia | fetishes]] like for example foot-fetish, [[BDSM]], [[Lolicon]] and [[cub]] art. While some comics are directly featured by the Palcomix team and solely created by them, most comics are [[commission]]s done for other people. In these cases the given story is drawn and colored by the Palcomix team and released on their website page by page like in a regular [[webcomic]].
Most comics are based on American cartoon shows and cannot be considered furry, but some comics are also either base upon furry series, like for example [[Road Rovers]], or have been created as independent stand-alone furry comics like [[Krezz Karavan]]'s "[[The 5th Phase]]".

==CD releases==

The Palcomix team also released CDs containing their comic releases, artwork by the team members (some of the art exclusively done for the CDs) and guest art by different artists. Up to now four CDs have been released, each one of them sold through the [[Jab Archives]] store for US$25 each.

Palcomix should be sued for selling CDs that contain some amount of fanart on them.
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[[Category:Mature art archives]]

AGNPH

2008-03-27T23:18:30Z

76.97.202.252: /* History */

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[[Image:AGNPH_Gallery_2.29.07.png|right|thumb|150px|Screenshot of AGNPH's Gallery (May 29th, 2007)]]
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'''AGNPH''' is a an archive of mature artwork and stories relating to the ''[[Pokémon]]'' series of [[:Category:Video games|video games]] and [[:Category:Television series|television shows]]. Its name stands for '''alt.games.nintendo.pokemon.hentai''', the [[:Category:Newsgroups|newsgroup]] from which it was originally formed.

*'''Address:''' http://www.agnph.com/
*'''IRC:''' [irc://irc.agnph.com/agnph #agnph]
*'''Founder:''' [[MWF]] (Newsgroup) [[Racso]] (Website)
*'''Hosting:''' [[DrGamez]]
*'''Administrators:''' DrGamez, [[Psyco_Charmander]], [[Eevee (person)|Eevee]], and [[Ardy]], [[Doc]]'s bff
*'''Ran from/to:'''
**'''alt.games.nintendo.pokemon.hentai:''' 21 December 1998 - ? (abandoned)
**'''Old AGNPH Archive:''' 16 March 1999 - 15 June 2000 (designed by Racso)
**'''New AGNPH Archive:''' 11 December 2003 - present (designed by [[DrGamez]])

As of 29 May 2007, the gallery contained 8,444 files, 45,628 comments, and 597 albums, while the story archive contained the works of around 400 authors.

== IRC channel ==

The #agnph irc channel is currently found on their own network.

<nowiki>#</nowiki>agnph was founded on Undernet in late 1999. In 2000 it was moved to Esper, which would be its "home" for the longest block of time so far. In 2004 [[DrGamez]] revived the chatroom as well as the website, moving it to Furnet for a short time; by late 2004 the chatroom was moved back to Esper, after [[Psyco_Charmander]] managed to obtain founder status from [[Saber]]. On July 3, 2005 #agnph was moved from Esper to its new, permanent home on their own server (irc.agnph.com).

[[Psyco_Charmander]] is the current Network Administrator, inheriting the #agnph channel on Esper from Saber.

== History ==
The original AGNPH Archive was proposed to the group on 03/11/99 and first opened on 03/16/99.

The site was created for those who could not access the actual group, as in those early days there were many on [[AGFFH]] who could not get there, but wanted to see the images, so the Archive was created for them, as well as for those who could get to the group, but may miss posts for one reason or another.

The Original Archive was designed and maintained solely by Racso.

The Archive was originally created just for the binary posts, but as since become a home to AGNPH's binaries, stories, and even stories and images submitted directly to the site, that never even see the light of the actual group.

Late 2003, [[Lando]] and [[Psyco_Charmander]] approached DrGamez with an idea to re-open the AGNPH. Having some free space on his then limited hosting DrGamez decided to design and host the website. The first incarnation was quite crude when compared to other websites or even the current form of the archive now. The stories' archive was hand updated by Lando, which included a very lengthy and non-streamlined process. The gallery then was running off [http://gallery.menalto.com/ Gallery], a crude and simple photo management system.

[[Image:Agnph12.gif|right|thumb|100px|AGNPH Comic illustrating their early problems.]]While this worked for the first few months soon DrGamez began to realize his simple shared hosting was not going to be enough. Soon the dreaded 509 Errors (Bandwidth overage) began to appear every other day, crippling the quickly growing website.

It was at this time the admins were looking around for different hosting options. Racso of the original AGNPH archive had gotten in contact with the current operators, offering them not only agnph.com (they were using .net until now) but also plenty of bandwidth and space to house the quickly growing archive.

After a few days of downtime AGNPH.com was finally up and running on new hardware, sporting near a terabyte of free bandwidth to burn. It was at this time the [http://www.agnph.com/oekaki/ oekaki] was put back in the website, drawing a smaller section of users to contribute in a different way.

Now freed from the financial burden of hosting AGNPH DrGamez was more able to promote the website. Starting with a few small contests ranging from story writing to full art contests the prizes were handed out to anyone who entered and won. Ranging from video games, to iPods, and even [[Zeta Creations]] toys the contests were always an attraction to the website.

[[Image:Something agnpawful.gif|left|thumb|100px|SA's ALOD]]
On March 28, 2005, [[Something Awful]] picked up on AGNPH, featuring it on their news-page as an Awful Link of the Day ([http://www.somethingawful.com/d/awful-links/awful-link-2762.php link]). This caused a very large rush of new users, most of them SA Goons looking to just cause problems within the website. While no damage was really done it did give AGNPH a good amount of free promotion, pushing it's bandwidth usage to about 300gb/month.

A period of steady constant growth followed after [[Something Awful]]'s influx of users. Bringing in new artists and authors the page was soon becoming a well known furry archive, especially when linked from [[Yiffstar]], their biggest referrer to date.

Early 2006 brought another problem to AGNPH. Racso (the current host of AGNPH's server) was having financial problems and let DrGamez know soon his generous hosting would have to be ending. Letting the community know of the problem DrGamez advised users save all images and stories they might want, unsure of the future of the website. This of course spiked up the bandwidth usage, causing a flood of users and spiking up the bandwidth usage to it's highest peak in 2005. Realizing the site was going to disappear if nothing was done DrGamez realized he would have to pick up the bill. In a very smooth transition he moved AGNPH from Racso's server over to his own. Many users were a bit confused and to this date may not even realize the servers have moved.

The AGNPH of current day is now maintained on the new server by DrGamez, with all of the behind the scenes work such as setting up the IRC and various services around the website being handled by [[Eevee (person)|Eevee]]. With no major plans on the horizon AGNPH shouldn't be looking at many more problems in the near future.

In 2007, [[Prince of Spandex]] joined, officially making AGNPH awesome.

On March 5, 2008, Doc began planning for a camping trip involving several regular AGNPH users.

And the site goes down for about 8 hours almost everyday.

It's a good thing the people who go to AGNPH are sick enough fucks that they don't care what time of day they get their pokeporns, as long as they do get it.
[[Category:Mature art archives]][[Category:Mature story archives]]

AGNPH

2008-03-07T17:12:17Z

76.97.202.252: /* History */

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[[Image:AGNPH_Gallery_2.29.07.png|right|thumb|150px|Screenshot of AGNPH's Gallery (May 29th, 2007)]]
[[Image:Censor_NC17.png|right]]
'''AGNPH''' is a an archive of mature artwork and stories relating to the ''[[Pokémon]]'' series of [[:Category:Video games|video games]] and [[:Category:Television series|television shows]]. Its name stands for '''alt.games.nintendo.pokemon.hentai''', the [[:Category:Newsgroups|newsgroup]] from which it was originally formed.

*'''Address:''' http://www.agnph.com/
*'''IRC:''' [irc://irc.agnph.com/agnph #agnph]
*'''Founder:''' [[MWF]] (Newsgroup) [[Racso]] (Website)
*'''Hosting:''' [[DrGamez]]
*'''Administrators:''' DrGamez, [[Psyco_Charmander]], [[Eevee (person)|Eevee]]
*'''Ran from/to:'''
**'''alt.games.nintendo.pokemon.hentai:''' 21 December 1998 - ? (abandoned)
**'''Old AGNPH Archive:''' 16 March 1999 - 15 June 2000 (designed by Racso)
**'''New AGNPH Archive:''' 11 December 2003 - present (designed by [[DrGamez]])

As of 29 May 2007, the gallery contained 8,444 files, 45,628 comments, and 597 albums, while the story archive contained the works of around 400 authors.

== IRC channel ==

The #agnph irc channel is currently found on their own network.

<nowiki>#</nowiki>agnph was founded on Undernet in late 1999. In 2000 it was moved to Esper, which would be its "home" for the longest block of time so far. In 2004 [[DrGamez]] revived the chatroom as well as the website, moving it to Furnet for a short time; by late 2004 the chatroom was moved back to Esper, after [[Psyco_Charmander]] managed to obtain founder status from [[Saber]]. On July 3, 2005 #agnph was moved from Esper to its new, permanent home on their own server (irc.agnph.com).

[[Psyco_Charmander]] is the current Network Administrator, inheriting the #agnph channel on Esper from Saber.

== History ==
The original AGNPH Archive was proposed to the group on 03/11/99 and first opened on 03/16/99.

The site was created for those who could not access the actual group, as in those early days there were many on [[AGFFH]] who could not get there, but wanted to see the images, so the Archive was created for them, as well as for those who could get to the group, but may miss posts for one reason or another.

The Original Archive was designed and maintained solely by Racso.

The Archive was originally created just for the binary posts, but as since become a home to AGNPH's binaries, stories, and even stories and images submitted directly to the site, that never even see the light of the actual group.

Late 2003, [[Lando]] and [[Psyco_Charmander]] approached DrGamez with an idea to re-open the AGNPH. Having some free space on his then limited hosting DrGamez decided to design and host the website. The first incarnation was quite crude when compared to other websites or even the current form of the archive now. The stories' archive was hand updated by Lando, which included a very lengthy and non-streamlined process. The gallery then was running off [http://gallery.menalto.com/ Gallery], a crude and simple photo management system.

[[Image:Agnph12.gif|right|thumb|100px|AGNPH Comic illustrating their early problems.]]While this worked for the first few months soon DrGamez began to realize his simple shared hosting was not going to be enough. Soon the dreaded 509 Errors (Bandwidth overage) began to appear every other day, crippling the quickly growing website.

It was at this time the admins were looking around for different hosting options. Racso of the original AGNPH archive had gotten in contact with the current operators, offering them not only agnph.com (they were using .net until now) but also plenty of bandwidth and space to house the quickly growing archive.

After a few days of downtime AGNPH.com was finally up and running on new hardware, sporting near a terabyte of free bandwidth to burn. It was at this time the [http://www.agnph.com/oekaki/ oekaki] was put back in the website, drawing a smaller section of users to contribute in a different way.

Now freed from the financial burden of hosting AGNPH DrGamez was more able to promote the website. Starting with a few small contests ranging from story writing to full art contests the prizes were handed out to anyone who entered and won. Ranging from video games, to iPods, and even [[Zeta Creations]] toys the contests were always an attraction to the website.

[[Image:Something agnpawful.gif|left|thumb|100px|SA's ALOD]]
On March 28, 2005, [[Something Awful]] picked up on AGNPH, featuring it on their news-page as an Awful Link of the Day ([http://www.somethingawful.com/d/awful-links/awful-link-2762.php link]). This caused a very large rush of new users, most of them SA Goons looking to just cause problems within the website. While no damage was really done it did give AGNPH a good amount of free promotion, pushing it's bandwidth usage to about 300gb/month.

A period of steady constant growth followed after [[Something Awful]]'s influx of users. Bringing in new artists and authors the page was soon becoming a well known furry archive, especially when linked from [[Yiffstar]], their biggest referrer to date.

Early 2006 brought another problem to AGNPH. Racso (the current host of AGNPH's server) was having financial problems and let DrGamez know soon his generous hosting would have to be ending. Letting the community know of the problem DrGamez advised users save all images and stories they might want, unsure of the future of the website. This of course spiked up the bandwidth usage, causing a flood of users and spiking up the bandwidth usage to it's highest peak in 2005. Realizing the site was going to disappear if nothing was done DrGamez realized he would have to pick up the bill. In a very smooth transition he moved AGNPH from Racso's server over to his own. Many users were a bit confused and to this date may not even realize the servers have moved.

The AGNPH of current day is now maintained on the new server by DrGamez, with all of the behind the scenes work such as setting up the IRC and various services around the website being handled by [[Eevee (person)|Eevee]]. With no major plans on the horizon AGNPH shouldn't be looking at many more problems in the near future.

On March 5, 2008, Doc began planning for a camping trip involving several regular AGNPH users.

[[Category:Mature art archives]][[Category:Mature story archives]]

Pokémorph

2007-12-23T07:47:41Z

76.97.202.252: /* Virus */

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A '''Pokémorph''' is the term used for a fictional [[anthropomorphic]] species of [[Pokémon]]. Most Pokémorphs resemble normal [[furries]], except that they were created based on the stock Pokémon creatures.

==Species classification==
The type naming for these types of creatures sometimes is simplified to the ''species''-morph format. Although it does not make them easy to identify, they are more commonly seen with this kind of descriptor when it comes to describing what they are. This however, would be moot since the chances of someone not knowing what species they are would be rather low.

==Pokémorphs, furries, and people==
As a general rule, not all people with Pokémorph characters are furries. In point of fact, these people play such characters out of a kind of fandom for the video game they were based on. As such, unless a person with such a character says they are a furry, they should not be considered to be a furry. To them, it is more of an interest in the subject and fandom of the game which is thought of as separate from the [[furry fandom]]. In some general consensus, the number of actual furs with such characters is low, though this is not confirmed and is subject to shifting even lower, or higher as time passes.

==Pokémorphs in furry culture==
Pokémorphs are usually featured in fictional stories, art (some of which is adult in nature), and also in multiplayer worlds. Currently, there are at least two MU*s which feature Pokémorph characters: [[Pokémorph MUSH]] and [[Pokémon World MUCK]].

==Creation and Backstory==
Many sources concerning Pokémorphs agree that they are the result of [[human]]s playing God through genetic experimentation (such as the kind that created Mewtwo). This experimentation could sometimes be a simple experiment on egg cells, or a very painful process of replacing parts of a Pokémon's DNA with that of a human and forcing the strands to bond and function. As the process continues, more DNA is altered in such a way, which is a very painful experience for the Pokémon in particular. This pain is not just limited to the injections of the gene altering chemicals and new DNA strands, it is most noticeably from the changes in the subject's physical body as the mutations start to take effect. This kind of pain is inhumane and the subject often loses its sense of identity and memory in the process because of the pain and genetic mutations altering its brain.

This process is not just limited to Pokémon. It has been done on humans as well, with similarly painful results. The procedure used on humans uses genetic mutators directly opposite that for normal Pokémon and has been sometimes called '''reverse morphing'''. When compared, a Pokémorph created from a Pokémon is measured as more powerful than one created from a human. Yet in general, a Pokémorph is more versatile and adaptive than their non-morphed counterparts. They can use more attacks, are faster, can learn English and also speak in their species own native language, and most of all fight better than their non-morphed counterparts.

This unnatural and horrific [[transformation]] is often blamed on Team Rocket, a criminal organization in the video games that seeks to rule the world through the use of Pokémon as simple tools or fighting machines. In fact, many storylines put this group as the direct creators of Pokémorphs through their genetic laboratories with the intention of using them as their new class of agents and strictly as fighting machines for their cause.

Their treatment of Pokémorphs is generally horrific. After morphing, the subject is usually taken to a training center where they are horribly abused physically or starved till they speak nothing but english. When it comes to combat, the abuse becomes more physical at the hands of the Team Rocket members, leaving emotional scarring on many morphs as well as physical ones. Because of this mistreatment, some stories have the Pokémorphs harboring a hatred of humans. Others that don't involve Team Rocket are more neutral, but the general relationship between a morph and a human is an uneasy one.

==Evolution==

Another theory for how Pokémorphs can come into existence is one of pure evolution. Much in the way common ancestors of man and [[ape]] diverged to create these two different species, so too can common ancestors of, say, a Flareon and Flareon-Morph diverge but remain similar, to create two heads of the same coin. Pokémorphs can generally be assumed to have somewhat weaker abilities then their nonmorphic counterparts, but at the same time are far more adaptable due to their ability to use tools, making up for their weakened elemental/power state with adaptability and technology.

This tends not to be as dramatic or angst-filled an explanation for how they came into being, however, and tends not to be used by fanfiction writers and the such. [[PokeWorld MUCK]] uses a version of this theory of Pokémorph development to allow for wild, semi-sentient nonmorphic, and fully anthropomorphic Pokémon to exist side by side.

==Virus==
One other lesser explored theory touched upon in some stories, such as in Mike2115's story [http://www.yiffstar.com/index.php?pid=23764 Pokémorph Virus], is the idea that Pokémorphism originates from a virus spread by an unknown origin, after it had been kept away from the world for centuries, back in a time when Pokémorphs were commonplace. The virus goes airborne and infects Pokémon, with what seems like a form of rabies or the RAGE virus in the zombie horror film [[wikipedia:28 days later|28 Days Later]].

When infected, the Pokémon are quickly turned [[feral]], and they are prone to attacking humans more than normally. They aim to infect the human by biting or scratching the victim. The wounds caused by the infected Pokémon transfers the virus, which has now adapted to mirror the DNA of the Pokémon.

When the infection enters a human body, it normally takes several hours before the process of change begins. The change is slow and painful, as first the body is sent into what appears to be [[wikipedia:flu|flu]]-like symptoms. After these symptoms pass and the immune system is weakened, the virus takes full effect, and strikes the DNA directly. It begins to manipulate the DNA to that of the Pokémon, but leaves the remaining human strands to create a human to Pokémorph change, in a form of reverse transformation. The human body begins to change into the Pokémon that gave the infection, and gains that Pokémon's attributes, while generally maintaining the human mind.

After the physical changes pass, the body goes into comatose, and the mental abilities such as enhanced senses and other chemical procedures in the body are changed, such as the addition of a heat cycle in [[female]]s. The brain adapts to be able to understand some Pokémon speech, depending on the morph.

Once the body is half changed into the originally infected Pokémon, the human- now Pokémorph, awakens after their body has a chance to recharge after the intensive changes. Generally, this takes from four to eight hours of sleep. When awakened, the human will be sentient, and as they adapt further, skills and attacks are learned. Depending on the capabilities, some or all of the host Pokémon moves can be learned at a time, yet is not limited to four.

==See also==

* [[:Category:Pokémorph characters|Pokémorph characters]]

[[Category:Fictional species]]