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Lackadaisy

2026-04-05T19:09:01Z

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{{Infobox webcomic
| title = Lackadaisy
| image = [[File:LackadaisyLogo.jpg|280px]]
| caption =
| author = [[Tracy Butler|Tracy J. Butler]]
| url = http://www.lackadaisycats.com/ <br/> http://lackadaisy.foxprints.com/ <br/> Russian: http://lackadaisy.furries.ru/
*Forum: http://www.littledaisycafe.com/forum/
| status = Indefinite hiatus (as of 2020)
| began = July 19, 2006
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Action, drama
| rating = [[File:Censor 14 button.png]][[Category:Rated 14]]
}}
'''''Lackadaisy''''' is a [[webcomic]] created by [[artist]] [[Tracy J. Butler]], set in a [[wikipedia:Prohibition|Prohibition]]-era [[wikipedia:1927|1927]] [[wikipedia:St. Louis, Missouri|St. Louis]] inhabited by [[anthropomorphic]] [[cat]]s. The plot chronicles the fortunes of the Lackadaisy [[wikipedia:Speakeasy|speakeasy]] after its founder is murdered.

The style of the comic is highly detailed, and the pages are [[Wikipedia:Sepia tone|sepia-toned]], resembling aged photographs. Launched on July 19, 2006, the comic updates on an irregular basis. As of November 24, 2010, 98 pages have been posted, with 68 of these, 14 pages of sketches, 8 pages of mini-comics and 2 pages of tutorials making up the printed Volume 1.<ref name="V1">[http://shop.4de.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=54 4th Dimension Entertainment, ''Lackadaisy'': Volume 1 (Hardcover)], Retrieved August 10, 2017.</ref> Recently released Volume 2 has 140 pages of the comic and 34 pages of mini-comics.<ref name="V2">[http://shop.4de.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=207 4th Dimension Entertainment, ''Lackadaisy'': Volume 2 (Hardcover)], Retrieved August 10, 2017.</ref>

== Premise ==
[[File:Lackadaisy.jpg|300px|right|Thumb|An early picture]]
When Prohibition gripped the country in 1920, [[Lackadaisy#Cast|Atlas May]] set his eatery, the Little Daisy [[wikipedia:Café|Café]], as the front for a massively successful establishment—the Lackadaisy [[wikipedia:speakeasy|Speakeasy]].<ref>Though the word "café" appears as "cafe" in narration and dialogue, the accent appears as part of the logo on the window of the restaurant in the first comic.</ref> Situated within a network of [[wikipedia:limestone|limestone]] [[wikipedia:Cave|caves]] at whose mouth the café is situated, access to the speakeasy is only granted to those showing a [[wikipedia:Suit (cards)|club]]-shaped pin.

With fairly easy access to illegal [[wikipedia:Spirits|spirits]] and a steady clientele, business burgeons and the Lackadaisy becomes a premier establishment.

In 1926, however, Atlas was murdered by members of a rival establishment, and management of the Little Daisy and Lackadaisy fell to his widow Mitzi. Patronage at the Lackadaisy gradually fell off, bringing it to the brink of collapse. This is where the comic's story begins.

== Cast ==
=== Main characters ===
* '''Atlas May''' is the founder of the Little Daisy Café and subsequently the Lackadaisy Speakeasy. He was murdered by members of a rival establishment in 1926.
* '''Mitzi May''' is Atlas' widow and the current owner of the establishment. As its new owner she faces slacking sales, doubts about her ability, and the looming cloud of her husband's [[wikipedia:murder|murder]].
* '''Roark "Rocky" Rickaby''' is a violinist in Lackadaisy's jazz band, though with the speakeasy's decline he has also become its premier [[wikipedia:gin|gin]] and [[wikipedia:whiskey|whiskey]] runner. He has a [[wikipedia:Mania|manic]] personality which is interrupted only by bouts of surprising insight and also has a [[wikipedia:MacGyver|MacGyver]]-esque propensity for escaping from dangerous situations.
* '''Ivy Pepper''' is Atlas' goddaughter, a [[wikipedia:flapper|flapper]] and a university student working the cash register [[wikipedia:part-time|part-time]] at the Little Daisy. An intelligent, though somewhat volatile girl, Ivy is aware of the goings-on in regard to the speakeasy below.
* '''Viktor Vasko''' is a former [[wikipedia:bootlegger|bootlegger]] for the speakeasy but has been relinquished, by occupational injuries and advancing age, to less physical tasks. He now serves the speakeasy primarily as its [[wikipedia:bartender|bartender]].
* '''Sedgewick "Wick" Sable''' made considerable assets off of work in the local [[wikipedia:mining|mining]] and [[wikipedia:Quarry|quarrying]] industry. He is a frequent and longstanding Lackadaisy patron, and he is Mitzi's latest [[wikipedia:escort|escort]].
* '''Nina McMurray''' is Freckle's mother and Rocky's aunt. She is a devout [[wikipedia:Irish Catholic|Irish Catholic]] and a stern [[wikipedia:Parenting|disciplinarian]] who harbors some gripes with the state of the world in the time of the comic's setting.
[[Image:Lackadaisy1.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Freckle exhibits apprehension towards Rocky's conception of revenge.]]
* '''Calvin "Freckle" McMurray''' is a genteel son to Nina, but perhaps harbors some surprising predispositions, mainly favoring homicidal tendencies. Failing in his bid to become a [[wikipedia:police officer|police officer]], Freckle (sometimes not entirely willingly) assists Rocky with carrying out his duties.
* '''Serafine Savoy''' is a member of the rival Marigold [[wikipedia:gang|gang]] and self-declared [[wikipedia:Voodoo|Voodoo]] priestess. She is also the sister of Nicodeme.
* '''Nicodeme "Nico" Savoy''' is the brother of Serafine and a Marigold gang member with a [[wikipedia:nihilism|nihilistic]] demeanor.
* '''Mordecai Heller''' is a former employee of Lackadaisy from its glory days. He now serves the Marigold gang.

=== Secondary and incidental characters ===
These characters appear at least once in the first chapter, though as of September 2008 they are not listed on the website's list of main characters.

* '''Dorian "Zib" Zibowski''' is the leader of the Lackadaisy [[wikipedia:jazz|jazz]] band.
* '''Horatio''', presumably a [[wikipedia:busboy|busboy]] or waitstaff for the speakeasy.
* '''Captain Kehoe''', though his role hasn't been completely revealed, is a [[wikipedia:smuggling|smuggler]] of [[wikipedia:liquor|liquor]] and [[wikipedia:alcohol|alcohol]].
* '''Lacy''' is the personal [[wikipedia:assistant|assistant]] to Sedgewick.
* The farmers '''Avril''', '''Emery''', and '''Avery''' run a pig farm outside of St. Louis. They are also aggressively competitive bootleggers.

== Awards ==
In 2007, ''Lackadaisy'' was nominated for, and won four awards in the [[wikipedia:Web Cartoonist%27s Choice Award|Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards]]. It won the award for Outstanding Newcomer, Outstanding Artist, Outstanding Character Rendering and Outstanding Anthropomorphic Comic.

In 2008, ''Lackadaisy'' won four Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards (Outstanding Artist, Outstanding Black and White Art, Outstanding Character Rendering and Outstanding Website Design) and was a finalist in one other award (Outstanding Character Writing).

Tracy Butler was the [[Guest of Honor]] for [[Furry Connection North 2009]]. The art of webcomic is featured prominently on the convention website.

At the The Webcomic List Awards 2010, ''Lackadaisy'' was nominated for Best Black and White<ref>[http://2010.thewebcomiclistawards.com/index.php/Welcome/awards/3 The Webcomic List Awards 2010 - Best Black and White webcomic]. Retrieved October 9, 2011.</ref>

''Lackadaisy'' has been in the runners-up at the [[Ursa Major Awards]] for ''Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story'' for 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016 and 2017<ref name="URSA">[http://www.ursamajorawards.org/index.htm Ursa Major Awards], Retrieved August 10, 2017.</ref> before finally winning the 2018 award <ref>[https://ursamajorawards.org Ursa Major Awards] Retrieved May 31, 2019.</ref>

== Legacy ==
=== Pilot/Short film ===
Directed by Fable Siegel, a fully animated pilot/short film by [[W:Iron Circus Comics|Iron Circus Animation]] was released on [[W:YouTube|YouTube]] in March 2023.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vffu6FG4YP4 "Lackadaisy (Pilot)" on YouTube] Retrieved March 29, 2023.</ref> It primarily stars Michael Kovach as Roark "Rocky" Rickaby, alongside Belsheber Rusape, Lisa Reimold and [[W:SungWon Cho|SungWon Cho]], as Calvin "Freckle" McMurray, Ivy Pepper and Mordecai Heller respectively.

=== Music video ===
In August 2023, a lyric/music video, titled "[[Liquid Gold]]" by PARANOiD DJ featuring Kovach, Rusape and Reimold, was released on YouTube.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkxW26M_ZJE "Liquid Gold" on YouTube] Retrieved August 5, 2023.</ref>

=== Webseries ===
In late July 2023, a BackerKit campaign was launched for a full 5-episode first season webseries alongside a teaser on YouTube.<ref>[https://www.cbr.com/lackadaisy-crowdfunding-season-1-teaser-trailer/ "Lackadaisy Announces Crowdfunding With Season 1 Teaser Trailer" on Comic Book Resources] Retrieved July 28, 2023.</ref> Within a week, in early August the same year, $1,000,000 was raised to fund the entire season.<ref>[https://www.cartoonbrew.com/series/lackadaisy-new-episodes-million-dollar-funding-231163.html "A Five-Episode Season Of ‘Lackadaisy’ Is On The Way After Producers Raise More Than $1M In A Week" on Cartoon Brew] Retrieved August 3, 2023.</ref> The series is set for a 2024 release.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkxW26M_ZJE "Lackadaisy: What Comes Next. Books, Plushes, and Animation! - Project FAQ" on BackerKit] Retrieved August 6, 2023.</ref> By the end of the campaign on August 25, they raised $2,008,728 with over 16,000 backers. This resulted in making Blu-ray sets that will include the 5-episode season, 3 mini-episodes, the pilot/short film and a director's commentary track.<ref>[https://www.cartoonbrew.com/crowdfunding/lackadiasy-crowdfunding-campaign-2-million-dollars-231834.html "‘Lackadaisy’ Wraps Crowdfunding Campaign With More Than $2M Raised" on Cartoon Brew] Retrieved August 25, 2023.</ref>

== Books ==
* ''Lackadaisy Vol.1'' (Renoir Comics, 2008, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/8895261356 ISBN 88-9526-135-6])
* ''Lackadaisy Vol.1'' (4th Dimension Entertainment, 2009, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/0981959903 ISBN 0-9819-5990-3])

== Notes ==
<references/>

== External links ==

* [http://lackadaisycats.deviantart.com/ Lackadaisy fan group] on [[DeviantArt]]
* [http://ryanestrada.com/wcca07/ Web Cartoonists'] Choice Awards 2007

=== Media ===

* [http://www.netmag.co.uk/zine/home/the-brains-behind-lackadaisy Tracy Butler interviewed about Lackadaisy] for [[Wikipedia:.net (magazine)|.net magazine]]

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Lackadaisy

2026-04-05T19:08:13Z

RayneVanDunem: /* External links */

{{Infobox webcomic
| title = Lackadaisy
| image = [[File:LackadaisyLogo.jpg|280px]]
| caption =
| author = [[Tracy Butler|Tracy J. Butler]]
| url = http://www.lackadaisycats.com/ <br/> http://lackadaisy.foxprints.com/ <br/> Russian: http://lackadaisy.furries.ru/
*Forum: http://www.littledaisycafe.com/forum/
| status = Indefinite hiatus (as of 2020)
| began = July 19, 2006
| ended = Ongoing
| genre = Action, drama
| rating = [[File:Censor 14 button.png]][[Category:Rated 14]]
}}
'''''Lackadaisy''''' is a [[webcomic]] created by [[artist]] [[Tracy J. Butler]], set in a [[wikipedia:Prohibition|Prohibition]]-era [[wikipedia:1927|1927]] [[wikipedia:St. Louis, Missouri|St. Louis]] inhabited by [[anthropomorphic]] [[cat]]s. The plot chronicles the fortunes of the Lackadaisy [[wikipedia:Speakeasy|speakeasy]] after its founder is murdered.

The style of the comic is highly detailed, and the pages are [[Wikipedia:Sepia tone|sepia-toned]], resembling aged photographs. Launched on July 19, 2006, the comic updates on an irregular basis. As of November 24, 2010, 98 pages have been posted, with 68 of these, 14 pages of sketches, 8 pages of mini-comics and 2 pages of tutorials making up the printed Volume 1.<ref name="V1">[http://shop.4de.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=54 4th Dimension Entertainment, ''Lackadaisy'': Volume 1 (Hardcover)], Retrieved August 10, 2017.</ref> Recently released Volume 2 has 140 pages of the comic and 34 pages of mini-comics.<ref name="V2">[http://shop.4de.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=207 4th Dimension Entertainment, ''Lackadaisy'': Volume 2 (Hardcover)], Retrieved August 10, 2017.</ref>

== Premise ==
[[File:Lackadaisy.jpg|300px|right|Thumb|An early picture]]
When Prohibition gripped the country in 1920, [[Lackadaisy#Cast|Atlas May]] set his eatery, the Little Daisy [[wikipedia:Café|Café]], as the front for a massively successful establishment—the Lackadaisy [[wikipedia:speakeasy|Speakeasy]].<ref>Though the word "café" appears as "cafe" in narration and dialogue, the accent appears as part of the logo on the window of the restaurant in the first comic.</ref> Situated within a network of [[wikipedia:limestone|limestone]] [[wikipedia:Cave|caves]] at whose mouth the café is situated, access to the speakeasy is only granted to those showing a [[wikipedia:Suit (cards)|club]]-shaped pin.

With fairly easy access to illegal [[wikipedia:Spirits|spirits]] and a steady clientele, business burgeons and the Lackadaisy becomes a premier establishment.

In 1926, however, Atlas was murdered by members of a rival establishment, and management of the Little Daisy and Lackadaisy fell to his widow Mitzi. Patronage at the Lackadaisy gradually fell off, bringing it to the brink of collapse. This is where the comic's story begins.

== Cast ==
=== Main characters ===
* '''Atlas May''' is the founder of the Little Daisy Café and subsequently the Lackadaisy Speakeasy. He was murdered by members of a rival establishment in 1926.
* '''Mitzi May''' is Atlas' widow and the current owner of the establishment. As its new owner she faces slacking sales, doubts about her ability, and the looming cloud of her husband's [[wikipedia:murder|murder]].
* '''Roark "Rocky" Rickaby''' is a violinist in Lackadaisy's jazz band, though with the speakeasy's decline he has also become its premier [[wikipedia:gin|gin]] and [[wikipedia:whiskey|whiskey]] runner. He has a [[wikipedia:Mania|manic]] personality which is interrupted only by bouts of surprising insight and also has a [[wikipedia:MacGyver|MacGyver]]-esque propensity for escaping from dangerous situations.
* '''Ivy Pepper''' is Atlas' goddaughter, a [[wikipedia:flapper|flapper]] and a university student working the cash register [[wikipedia:part-time|part-time]] at the Little Daisy. An intelligent, though somewhat volatile girl, Ivy is aware of the goings-on in regard to the speakeasy below.
* '''Viktor Vasko''' is a former [[wikipedia:bootlegger|bootlegger]] for the speakeasy but has been relinquished, by occupational injuries and advancing age, to less physical tasks. He now serves the speakeasy primarily as its [[wikipedia:bartender|bartender]].
* '''Sedgewick "Wick" Sable''' made considerable assets off of work in the local [[wikipedia:mining|mining]] and [[wikipedia:Quarry|quarrying]] industry. He is a frequent and longstanding Lackadaisy patron, and he is Mitzi's latest [[wikipedia:escort|escort]].
* '''Nina McMurray''' is Freckle's mother and Rocky's aunt. She is a devout [[wikipedia:Irish Catholic|Irish Catholic]] and a stern [[wikipedia:Parenting|disciplinarian]] who harbors some gripes with the state of the world in the time of the comic's setting.
[[Image:Lackadaisy1.jpg|right|thumb|300px|Freckle exhibits apprehension towards Rocky's conception of revenge.]]
* '''Calvin "Freckle" McMurray''' is a genteel son to Nina, but perhaps harbors some surprising predispositions, mainly favoring homicidal tendencies. Failing in his bid to become a [[wikipedia:police officer|police officer]], Freckle (sometimes not entirely willingly) assists Rocky with carrying out his duties.
* '''Serafine Savoy''' is a member of the rival Marigold [[wikipedia:gang|gang]] and self-declared [[wikipedia:Voodoo|Voodoo]] priestess. She is also the sister of Nicodeme.
* '''Nicodeme "Nico" Savoy''' is the brother of Serafine and a Marigold gang member with a [[wikipedia:nihilism|nihilistic]] demeanor.
* '''Mordecai Heller''' is a former employee of Lackadaisy from its glory days. He now serves the Marigold gang.

=== Secondary and incidental characters ===
These characters appear at least once in the first chapter, though as of September 2008 they are not listed on the website's list of main characters.

* '''Dorian "Zib" Zibowski''' is the leader of the Lackadaisy [[wikipedia:jazz|jazz]] band.
* '''Horatio''', presumably a [[wikipedia:busboy|busboy]] or waitstaff for the speakeasy.
* '''Captain Kehoe''', though his role hasn't been completely revealed, is a [[wikipedia:smuggling|smuggler]] of [[wikipedia:liquor|liquor]] and [[wikipedia:alcohol|alcohol]].
* '''Lacy''' is the personal [[wikipedia:assistant|assistant]] to Sedgewick.
* The farmers '''Avril''', '''Emery''', and '''Avery''' run a pig farm outside of St. Louis. They are also aggressively competitive bootleggers.

== Awards ==
In 2007, ''Lackadaisy'' was nominated for, and won four awards in the [[wikipedia:Web Cartoonist%27s Choice Award|Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards]]. It won the award for Outstanding Newcomer, Outstanding Artist, Outstanding Character Rendering and Outstanding Anthropomorphic Comic.

In 2008, ''Lackadaisy'' won four Web Cartoonists' Choice Awards (Outstanding Artist, Outstanding Black and White Art, Outstanding Character Rendering and Outstanding Website Design) and was a finalist in one other award (Outstanding Character Writing).

Tracy Butler was the [[Guest of Honor]] for [[Furry Connection North 2009]]. The art of webcomic is featured prominently on the convention website.

At the The Webcomic List Awards 2010, ''Lackadaisy'' was nominated for Best Black and White<ref>[http://2010.thewebcomiclistawards.com/index.php/Welcome/awards/3 The Webcomic List Awards 2010 - Best Black and White webcomic]. Retrieved October 9, 2011.</ref>

''Lackadaisy'' has been in the runners-up at the [[Ursa Major Awards]] for ''Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story'' for 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2015, 2016 and 2017<ref name="URSA">[http://www.ursamajorawards.org/index.htm Ursa Major Awards], Retrieved August 10, 2017.</ref> before finally winning the 2018 award <ref>[https://ursamajorawards.org Ursa Major Awards] Retrieved May 31, 2019.</ref>

== Legacy ==
=== Pilot/Short film ===
Directed by Fable Siegel, a fully animated pilot/short film by [[W:Iron Circus Comics|Iron Circus Animation]] was released on [[W:YouTube|YouTube]] in March 2023.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vffu6FG4YP4 "Lackadaisy (Pilot)" on YouTube] Retrieved March 29, 2023.</ref> It primarily stars Michael Kovach as Roark "Rocky" Rickaby, alongside Belsheber Rusape, Lisa Reimold and [[W:SungWon Cho|SungWon Cho]], as Calvin "Freckle" McMurray, Ivy Pepper and Mordecai Heller respectively.

=== Music video ===
In August 2023, a lyric/music video, titled "[[Liquid Gold]]" by PARANOiD DJ featuring Kovach, Rusape and Reimold, was released on YouTube.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkxW26M_ZJE "Liquid Gold" on YouTube] Retrieved August 5, 2023.</ref>

=== Webseries ===
In late July 2023, a BackerKit campaign was launched for a full 5-episode first season webseries alongside a teaser on YouTube.<ref>[https://www.cbr.com/lackadaisy-crowdfunding-season-1-teaser-trailer/ "Lackadaisy Announces Crowdfunding With Season 1 Teaser Trailer" on Comic Book Resources] Retrieved July 28, 2023.</ref> Within a week, in early August the same year, $1,000,000 was raised to fund the entire season.<ref>[https://www.cartoonbrew.com/series/lackadaisy-new-episodes-million-dollar-funding-231163.html "A Five-Episode Season Of ‘Lackadaisy’ Is On The Way After Producers Raise More Than $1M In A Week" on Cartoon Brew] Retrieved August 3, 2023.</ref> The series is set for a 2024 release.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkxW26M_ZJE "Lackadaisy: What Comes Next. Books, Plushes, and Animation! - Project FAQ" on BackerKit] Retrieved August 6, 2023.</ref> By the end of the campaign on August 25, they raised $2,008,728 with over 16,000 backers. This resulted in making Blu-ray sets that will include the 5-episode season, 3 mini-episodes, the pilot/short film and a director's commentary track.<ref>[https://www.cartoonbrew.com/crowdfunding/lackadiasy-crowdfunding-campaign-2-million-dollars-231834.html "‘Lackadaisy’ Wraps Crowdfunding Campaign With More Than $2M Raised" on Cartoon Brew] Retrieved August 25, 2023.</ref>

== Books ==
* ''Lackadaisy Vol.1'' (Renoir Comics, 2008, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/8895261356 ISBN 88-9526-135-6])
* ''Lackadaisy Vol.1'' (4th Dimension Entertainment, 2009, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:BookSources/0981959903 ISBN 0-9819-5990-3])

== Notes ==
<references/>

== External links ==

* [http://lackadaisycats.deviantart.com/ Lackadaisy fan group] on [[DeviantArt]]
* [http://ryanestrada.com/wcca07/ Web Cartoonists'] Choice Awards 2007

=== Media ===

* [http://www.netmag.co.uk/zine/home/the-brains-behind-lackadaisy Tracy Butler interviewed about Lackadaisy] for [[Wikipedia:.net (magazine)|.net magazine]]

{{Wikipedia|Lackadaisy}}
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[[Category:Comics]]
[[Category:2006 births]]
[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]
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Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series

2026-04-05T19:07:48Z

RayneVanDunem:

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2024 Ursa Major Awards

2026-04-05T19:06:30Z

RayneVanDunem: /* Dramatic Short Work */

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'''The 2024 [[Ursa Major Awards]] winners''' were announced at [[Furry Weekend Atlanta]] on May 9, 2025.

The category for Best Fursuit was omitted from the 2024 awards due to only one qualifying entry being given more than a single vote.

The video game [[ATLYSS]] received enough votes to secure a nomination, though it was disqualified from the list for being an [[w:early access|early access]] title. An album titled ''Where Will the Animals Sleep'' was also disqualified from the Best Anthropomorphic Music category as the neither the content nor author is anthropomorphic or furry.<ref>[https://x.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1900637042347778439 "Voting will begin soon! But we wanted to first release a message regarding some details about this year's set of nominations!"] - [[Ursa Major Awards]], X. Dated 14 March 2025. Retrieved 19 April 2025.</ref>

==List of Winners, and nominees by category==

See also: [[List of Ursa Major Awards winners#2024]]

===Motion Picture===
* '''Winner''': ''[[w:The Wild Robot|The Wild Robot]]''
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[[w:Flow (2024 film)|Flow]]''
** ''[[w:Kung Fu Panda 4|Kung-Fu Panda 4]]''
** ''[[w:Robot Dreams (film)|Robot Dreams]]''
** ''[[w:Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (film)|Sonic the Hedgehog 3]]''
** ''[[w:Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl|Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl]]

===Dramatic Short Work===
* '''Winner''': [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFHd10nhaLY ''Bun Hunting: Overture''], by [[Piti Yindee]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmXj9ZlFZRo ''Catching Up (Pilot)'']
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aXCJk2yoJiA ''Celine & Cheswick | 2D Animated Short Film'']
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3NjbEw8khww ''Dungeon Flippers PILOT: The Ace of Wands'']
** [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mz4DkiWF7FE ''Horny'']

===Dramatic Series===
* '''Winner''': ''[[Beastars]]''
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[[Bluey]]''
** ''[[w:Hazbin Hotel|Hazbin Hotel]]''
** ''[[Helluva Boss]]''
** ''[[w:The Amazing Digital Circus|The Amazing Digital Circus]]''

===Novel===
* '''Winner''': ''The Varcross Key'', by [[Aeron Dusk]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''A Chronicle of Lies: Part 1: The Dark Sculptor'', by [[Abraham Carson]]
** ''[[Chain Unbroken]]'', by [[Rick Griffin]]
** ''Executioner's Gambit'', by [[Gre7g Luterman]]
** ''Far Flung'', by [[Utunu]]

===Short Fiction===
* '''Winner''': [https://www.vyletpony.com/monarch-novella ''Monarch of Monsters'']
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[https://thevoice.dog/?episode=a-different-kind-of-make-believe-by-renee-carter-hall-part-1-of-2-live A Different Kind of Make-Believe]''
** ''Sun Runner: An Imbrium Novella'', by [[Frances Pauli]]
** [https://zooscape-zine.com/the-frog-wife/ ''The Frog Wife''], by Rebecca E. Treasure
** [https://zooscape-zine.com/the-three-piece-giant/ ''The Three-Piece Giant''], by Gabrielle Steele

===General Literary Work===
* '''Winner''': ''[https://bewere.net/product.php?id=1002 Swords and Sausages: Volume Two]'', by [[Jan]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[https://www.fenrispublishing.com/product.php?id=1047 Awoo!: Volume 2]'', by AC Stuart
** ''[https://ko-fi.com/s/2452048bfb Lauren Ipsum Throws the Book At You]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]]
** ''[https://www.transformartive.com/product-page/the-shapeshifter-s-guide The Shapeshifter's Guide]''
** ''[https://workfurhirebook.carrd.co/ Work "Fur" Hire]'', by Steven Hirsch

===Non-fiction Work===
* '''Winner''': ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bVgUtBO6Apo Celebrating 85 Years of Conventions - From Worldcon 1939 to Anthrocon 2024]'', by Con History
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elR6zJXWX4k Fur Affinity hacked following Dragoneer's passing]'', by [[Sonious#World in Rooview|World in Rooview]]
** ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_C_3mRsZ5k0 Fur Affinity owner Dragoneer and Hugo Nominated Vootie artist Taral Wayne pass away]'', by World in Rooview
** ''[[Fur and Loathing Podcast]]''
** ''[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ovnL1ttnVnI Opening Ceremonies]'', by [[ShifterCon]]

===Graphic Story===
* '''Winner''': ''[[Swords and Sausages]]'', by [[Jan]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[[21st Century Fox]]'', by [[Scott Kellogg]]
** ''[[Freefall]]'', by [[Mark Stanley]]
** ''[[Projection Edge]]'', by [[Thomas K. Dye]]
** ''[[Tamberlane]]'', by [[Pixel Prism]]

===Comic Strip===
* '''Winner''': ''[[Foxes in Love]]'', by Toivo Kaartinen
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[[Carry On]]'', by [[Kathy Kellogg]]
** ''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]]
** ''[[Nine to Nine]]'', by [[Jan]]
** ''[[Pixie and Brutus]]'', by Pet Foolery

===Magazine===
* '''Winner''': ''[[Dogpatch Press]]'', edited by [[Patch Packrat]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[[Flayrah]]'', edited by [[GreenReaper]]
** ''[[Furry Weekly]]'', by [[Yeshua]] and [[Carkas]]
** ''[[Gaming Furever]]''
** ''[[In-Fur-Nation]]'', edited by [[Rod O'Riley]]

===Published Illustration===
* '''Winner''': ''[https://www.furaffinity.net/view/57310073 Adventurers & Explorers]'', by [[Royz]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[https://x.com/Serpent____x/status/1815434994556219504 high orbit]'', by [[Serpent_x]]
** ''[https://bsky.app/profile/ellydasta.bsky.social/post/3l6vkisjg6a2i Round 8: Le Mans 1973]'', by [[Elly Dasta|Elly]]
** ''[https://bsky.app/profile/bigsquidman.bsky.social/post/3ldgujqjgi222 Shopping Simulator]'', by [[Squiddy]]
** [https://x.com/NessieMooo/status/1844860370646602090 Untitled], by [[NessieMooo]]

===Game===
* '''Winner''': ''[[w:Webfishing|WEBFISHING]]''
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[[w:Animal Well|ANIMAL WELL]]''
** ''[[w:Another Crab's Treasure|Another Crab's Treasure]]''
** ''[[w:Black Myth: Wukong|Black Myth: Wukong]]''
** ''[[w:Nine Sols|Nine Sols]]''

===Website===
* '''Winner''': [[Fur Affinity]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** [[e621]]
** [[Fluffle]]
** [[The Belfry WebComics Index]]
** [[WikiFur]]

===Music===
* '''Winner''': ''[https://vyletpony.bandcamp.com/album/monarch-of-monsters Monarch of Monsters]'', by [[Vylet Pony]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** ''[https://nobonoko.bandcamp.com/album/808-compact 808 Compact], by [[nobonoko]]
** ''[[Bicycle (album)|Bicycle]]'', by [[Patricia Taxxon]]
** ''[https://nobonoko.bandcamp.com/album/olympics-in-space Olympics in Space]'', by nobonoko
** ''[https://whsprs.bandcamp.com/album/sad-drunk-and-needy Sad, Drunk and Needy]'', by [[Whsprs]]

==References==
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[[Category:2025 events]]

A Tale of Tails

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{{Infobox webcomic
| title = A Tale of Tails
| image = [[File:A Tale of Tails Ch1 Splash.jpg|200px]]
| caption =
| author = [[Feretta]]
| url = http://www.feretta.net/
| status = Ongoing
| began = October 16, 2012
| genre = Fantasy, action-adventure
| rating = [[File:Censor_NC17_button.png]][[Category:Rated NC17]]
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'''''A Tale of Tails''''' is an [[18+]] fantasy [[furry webcomic]] created by artist [[Feretta]]. The story takes place in a fantasy world named Farelliar (or "The Prime Realm")<ref name="LoreCorner">[https://www.feretta.net/the-lore-corner/ The Lore Corner] - Feretta.net. Retrieved January 29, 2026.</ref> and follows protagonist Fenfen Maria Esteban. The comic is intended for an adult audience and features frequent nudity, graphic violence and sex scenes.

==History==
''A Tale of Tails'' was originally created as a practice project by Feretta to help her get better at illustrating.<ref name="LoreCorner"/> It was first published on [[Fur Affinity]] with a splash page on October 16, 2012,<ref>[https://www.furaffinity.net/view/9051357/ ''ToT, Ch1 Splash page''] - submission by Feretta on Fur Affinity. Dated October 16, 2012. Retrieved January 29, 2026.</ref> and later launched its first full page on April 7, 2013.<ref>[https://www.furaffinity.net/view/10312791/ ''A Tale of Tails, Page 1''] - submission by Feretta on Fur Affinity. Dated April 7, 2013. Retrieved January 29, 2026.</ref> The Feretta.net website was created on July 15, 2014 with the intention of hosting the webcomic, providing notifications to subscribers and for information about the comic's world lore.<ref>[https://www.feretta.net/uncategorized/feretta-net/ ''Feretta.net!''] - blog post by Feretta on Feretta.net. Dated July 15, 2014. Retrieved January 29, 2026.</ref>

''A Tale of Tails'' was nominated for [[Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story|Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story]] at the [[2025 Ursa Major Awards]].<ref>[https://www.flayrah.com/9552/its-voting-time-2025-ursa-major-awards ''It's voting time for the 2025 Ursa Major Awards!''] - [[dronon]], [[Flayrah]]. Dated March 6, 2026. Retrieved March 13, 2026.</ref>

==Characters==
[[File:A Tale of Tails characters poster.png|thumb|500px|Characters from left to right: Mis'Alia, Meeka Rose, Morgan Laranda, Tildriel, Fenfen Maria Esteban, Vixavil Hadaliv, Birk Blackbeak, Sha Vida, Redevan Tauron and Jade Fuh.]]
* '''Fenfen Maria Esteban''': The protagonist of the story. She is a [[Fennec|Fennecian]], one of the rarer species in the world. She was born with the "curse" of having both male and female genitals, which caused her to be rejected from society from a young age and eventually chased out of town. After years out in the world, she eventually seeks refuge in the Temple of Life and follows the guidance of the Path.
* '''Mis'Alia''' ('''Mistress'''): The founder and leader of the Temple of Life, and the guardian of the artifact Kial'Via.<ref name="LoreCorner"/> Her species is a [[dragon|Draako]].
* '''Morgan Laranda''' ('''Lamb'''): A [[red panda]] who is a member of the Sisters of the Tail at the Temple of Life. She first meets Fenfen in the baths not long after her arrival to the Temple of Life.<ref>[https://www.feretta.net/comic/a-tale-of-tails-1-5/ ''A Tale of Tails, 1-5''] - Feretta.net. Posted July 16, 2014. Retrieved January 29, 2026.</ref>
* '''Vixavil Hadaliv''' ('''Vix'''): A [[silver fox]] who is a member of the Sisters of the Tail at the Temple of Life. She joins Fenfen on her pilgrimage.
* '''Jennifer Evelynn''' and '''Jennifer Evelynn''' ('''The Twins'''): A pair of red pandas who serve as Mis'Alia's personal handmaidens, following her around and attending to her needs.<ref name="LoreCorner"/>
* '''Kaenvil Cockra''' ('''Mayor Cock'''): The [[rooster]] mayor of a town that Fenfen and Vixavil were sent to help.
* '''Sha Vida''': A rich [[owl]] that makes her money from fashion and dungeoneering.<ref name="LoreCorner"/>
* '''Meeka Rose''': An adventurer that's part of Sha Vida's crew. She carries a bow as her weapon.<ref name="LoreCorner"/>
* '''Redevan Tauron''' ('''Red'''): Another adventurer in Sha Vida's crew. He's a [[Bull|Torrin]] who is big, strong and temperamental - though he has more patience than an average member of his species.<ref name="LoreCorner"/>
* '''Birk Blackbeak''': An [[Avian|Avin]] wielder trained by monks in the mountains of Akrellion.<ref>[https://www.furaffinity.net/view/54543782 ''A Tale of Tails, 8-28 - Captain Sparkles''] - submission by Feretta on Fur Affinity. Dated November 23, 2023. Retrieved January 29, 2026.</ref>

==References==
{{reflist}}

==External links==
* [https://www.feretta.net/ Official website]
* [https://www.furaffinity.net/gallery/feretta/folder/60236/Tale-of-Tails/ ''A Tale of Tails''] on [[Fur Affinity]]
* [https://e621.net/pools/2912 ''A Tale of Tails''] on [[e621]]
* [http://new.belfrycomics.net/ent/22259 ''A Tale of Tails''] at [[The Belfry WebComics Index]]

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|list1 = ''[[The Sound & the Furry: The Complete Hoka Stories]]'' (2001){{·}} ''[[Ozy and Millie|Ozy and Millie IV: Authentic Banana Dye]]'' (2002){{·}} ''[[Best in Show: Fifteen Years of Outstanding Furry Fiction]]'' (2003){{·}} ''[[The Art of Usagi Yojimbo]]'' (2004){{·}} ''[[Tales of the Questor|Tales of the Questor, Volume 1]]'' (2005){{·}} ''[[A Doemain of Our Own]], Vol. 1'' (2006){{·}} ''[[Newshounds|All the Newshounds Fit to Print]]'' (2007){{·}} ''[[Dog's Days of Summer]]'' (2008){{·}} ''[[Draw Furries|Draw Furries: How to Create Anthropomorphic and Fantasy Animals]]'' (2009){{,}} ''[[Fur-Piled]] #4'' (2010) {{·}} ''[[Nordguard|Nordguard Book One]]'' (2011) {{·}} ''[[Slightly Damned|Slighty Damned Book One]]'' (2012) {{·}} ''Slightly Damned Book Two'' (2013) {{·}} ''[[Amarillo|Blacksad: Amarillo]]'' (2014) {{·}} ''[[Furries Among Us; Essays on Furries by the most Prominent Members of the Fandom]]'' (2015) {{·}} ''[[Gods With Fur]]'' (2016) {{·}} ''[[Dogs of War]]'' (2017) {{·}} ''[[What the Fox?!]]'' (2018) {{·}} ''[[FANG (publication)|FANG]]'' (2019) {{·}} ''[[Difursity: Stories by Furries of Color]]'' (2020) {{·}} ''Awoo!: Volume 1'' (2021) {{·}} ''Circles: Volume 4'' (2022) {{·}} ''[[Gnoll Tales]]'' (2023) {{·}} ''[[Swords and Sausages|Swords and Sausages Volume 2]]'' (2024) {{·}} ''[https://www.amazon.com/Sabrina-Online-Trio-Tales-Schwartz/dp/1068348100 Sabrina Online 'A Trio of Tales']'' (2025)

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|list1 = <center>''[[Beneath the Crystal Sea]]'' (2001){{·}} ''[[Familiars]]'' (2002){{·}} ''[[In the Line of Duty]]'' (2003){{·}} ''[[Felicia and the Tailcutter's Curse]]'' (2004){{·}} ''[[In His Own Country]]'' (2005){{·}} ''[[Jacks to Open]]'' (2006){{·}} ''[[Don't Blink]]'' (2007){{·}} ''[[In Between]]'' (2008){{·}} ''[[Drifting]]'' (2009){{,}} ''[[Bridges]]'' (2010){{,}} ''[[How to Get Through the Day]]'' (2011){{,}} ''[[Dangerous Jade]]'' (2012) {{·}} ''[[The Monkeytown Raid]]'' (2013) {{·}} ''[[When a Cat Loves of Dog]]'' (2014) {{·}} ''[[The Analogue Cat]]'' (2015) {{·}} ''[[400 Rabbits]]'' (2016) {{·}} ''[[Lieutenent Kruger and the Mistress Jade Trophy Game]]'' (2017) {{·}} ''[[Uri's Bittersweet Story]]'' (2018) {{·}} ''[[This Dog for Hire]]'' (2019) {{·}} ''[[What Makes a Witch]]'' (2020) {{·}} ''[[Where Have All The Mousies Gone]]'' (2021) {{·}} ''[[Bears & Bravery]]'' (2022) {{·}} ''[[On the Difference Between AI Cats and Actual Cats: A Love Story]]'' (2023) {{·}} ''[[Monarch of Monsters]]'' (2024) </center>

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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|UMAs for Best Published illustration]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|UMAs for Best Magazine]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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Template:UMAs for Best Game

2026-04-05T17:53:11Z

RayneVanDunem:

{{Navbox
|name = UMAs for Best Game
|title = Ursa Major Award winners for [[Ursa Major Award for Best Game|Best Anthropomorphic Game]]

|list1 = ''[[Conker's Bad Fur Day]]'' (2001){{·}} ''[[Star Fox|Star Fox Adventures]]'' (2002){{·}} ''[[Wikipedia:Wallace & Gromit#Video Game|Wallace & Gromit in Project Zoo]]'' (2003){{·}} ''[[Wikipedia:Sly 2: Band of Thieves|Sly 2: Band of Thieves]]'' (2004){{·}} ''[[Wikipedia:Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves|Sly 3: Honor Among Thieves]]'' (2005){{·}} ''[[Ōkami]]'' (2006){{·}} ''[[Wikipedia:Ice Station Santa|Sam & Max: Season Two, Episode 1: Ice Station Santa]]'' (2007){{·}} ''[[Spore]]'' (2008){{·}} ''[[Wikipedia:Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time|Ratchet & Clank Future: A Crack in Time]]'' (2009){{,}} ''[[Wikipedia:Disney Epic Mickey|Disney Epic Mickey]]'' (2010){{,}} ''[[Wikipedia:Pokémon Black and White|Pokémon Black and White]]'' (2011){{,}} ''[[Wikipedia:The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dawnguard|The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – Dawnguard]]'' (2012){{,}} ''[[Wikipedia:Pokémon X and Y|Pokémon X and Y]]'' (2013){{,}} [[Wikipedia:Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire|''Pokémon Omega Ruby'' and ''Alpha Sapphire'']] (2014){{,}} ''[[Undertale]]'' (2015){{,}} ''[[Major\Minor]]'' (2016){{,}} ''[[Night in the Woods]]'' (2017) {{,}} ''[[w:Deltarune|Deltarune: Chapter 1]]'' (2018) {{·}} ''[[W:Untitled Goose Game|Untitled Goose Game]]'' (2019) {{·}} [[Animal Crossing: New Horizons]] (2020) {{·}} ''Deltarune: Chapter 2'' (2021) {{·}} ''[[Cult of the Lamb]]'' (2022) {{·}} ''[[W:Laika: Aged Through Blood|Laika: Aged Through Blood]]'' (2023) {{·}} ''[[W:Webfishing|Webfishing]]'' (2024) {{·}}

|below = See also: Winners for [[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|Other Literary Work]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|Best Novel]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|Best Published Illustration]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|Best Graphic Story]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|Best Motion Picture]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|Best Magazine]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip|Best Comic Strip]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Game|Best Game]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|Best Short Subject or Series]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|Best Short Fiction]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Website|Best Website]]
}}
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|UMAs for Best Graphic story]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|UMAs for Best Motion Picture]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|UMAs for Best Magazine]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|UMAs for Best Short fiction]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Website|UMAs for Best Website]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
[[Category:Related content directories]]
[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]
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Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip

2026-04-05T17:52:57Z

RayneVanDunem:

{{Navbox
|name = UMAs for Best Comic Strip
|title = Ursa Major Award winners for Best Anthropomorphic Comic Strip

|list1 = ''[[Kevin and Kell]]'' (2003){{·}} ''[[Faux Pas]]'' (2004-2005){{·}} ''[[Ozy and Millie]]'' (2006-2007){{·}} ''[[Fur-Piled]]'' (2008){{·}} ''[[Housepets!]]'' (2009-2017, 2019-2020) {{·}} [[Carry On]] (2018, 2021) {{·}} ''[[The Whiteboard]]'' (2022) {{·}} ''[[Foxes in Love]]'' (2023-2024)

|below = See also: Winners for [[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|Other Literary Work]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|Best Novel]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|Best Published Illustration]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|Best Graphic Story]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|Best Motion Picture]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|Best Magazine]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip|Best Comic Strip]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Game|Best Game]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|Best Short Subject or Series]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|Short fiction]]
}}
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|UMAs for Other Literary Work]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|UMAs for Best Novel]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|UMAs for Best Published illustration]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|UMAs for Best Graphic story]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|UMAs for Best Motion Picture]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|UMAs for Best Magazine]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|UMAs for Best Short fiction]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]
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Template:UMAs for Best Magazine

2026-04-05T17:52:44Z

RayneVanDunem:

{{Navbox
|name = UMAs for Best Magazine
|title = [[Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Magazine|Ursa Major Award winners for Best Anthropomorphic Magazine]]
|above = a.k.a. Best Anthropomorphic Fanzine (2001-2007)

|list1 = ''[[YARF!]]'' (2001-2002){{·}} ''[[Tales of the Tai-Pan Universe]]'' (2003-2004){{·}} ''[[South Fur Lands]]'' (2005){{·}} ''[[Anthrolations]]'' (2006){{·}} ''[[Heat (magazine)|Heat]]'' (2007-2010, 2015){{·}} ''[[Flayrah]]'' (2011, 2013){{·}}''[[Fuzzy Logic (podcast)|Fuzzy Logic]]'' (2012){{·}}<br> <center> ''[[In-Fur-Nation]]'' (2014){{·}} ''[[Dogpatch Press]]'' (2016-2017, 2019, 2021-2024) {{·}} [[Culturally F'd]] (2018) {{·}} [[Pocari Roo]]'s [[Youtube]] videos (2020) </center>

|below = See also: Winners for [[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|Other Literary Work]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|Best Novel]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|Best Published Illustration]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|Best Graphic Story]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|Best Motion Picture]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|Best Magazine]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip|Best Comic Strip]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Game|Best Game]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|Best Short Subject or Series]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|Short fiction]]
}}
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|UMAs for Other Literary Work]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|UMAs for Best Graphic story]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|UMAs for Best Motion Picture]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|UMAs for Best Magazine]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture

2026-04-05T17:52:24Z

RayneVanDunem:

{{Navbox
|name = UMAs for Best Motion Picture
|title = [[Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture]]

|list1 = ''[[w:Shrek|Shrek]]'' (2001){{·}} ''[[Lilo & Stitch]]'' (2002){{·}} ''[[Finding Nemo]]'' (2003){{·}} ''[[w:Shrek 2|Shrek 2]]'' (2004){{·}} ''[[w:The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe|The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe]]'' (2005){{·}} ''[[Over The Hedge (film)|Over The Hedge]]'' (2006){{·}} ''[[Ratatouille]]'' (2007){{·}} ''[[Bolt]]'' (2008){{·}} ''[[Avatar]]'' (2009){{·}} ''[[w:How to Train Your Dragon (2010 film)|How to Train Your Dragon]]'' (2010) {{·}} ''[[Kung Fu Panda 2]]'' (2011) {{·}} ''[[w:Brave (2012 film)|Brave]]'' (2012) {{·}} ''[[w:Frozen (2013 flim)|Frozen]]'' (2013) {{·}} ''[[w:Guardians of the Galaxy (film)|Guardians of the Galaxy]]'' (2014) {{·}} ''[[w:Inside Out|Inside Out]]'' (2015) {{·}} ''[[Zootopia]]'' (2016) {{·}} ''[[w:Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2|Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2]]'' (2017) {{·}} ''[[w:Isle of Dogs|Isle of Dogs]]'' (2018) {{·}} ''[[W:Detective Pikachu (film)|Pokémon Detective Pikachu]]'' (2019) {{·}} ''[[w:Wolfwalkers|Wolfwalkers]]'' (2020) {{·}} ''[[w:Raya and the Last Dragon|Raya and the Last Dragon]]'' (2021) {{·}} ''[[w:Puss in Boots: The Last Wish|Puss in Boots: The Last Wish]]'' (2022) {{·}} ''[[w:Nimona (film)|Nimona]]'' (2023) {{·}} ''[[w:The Wild Robot|The Wild Robot]]'' (2024) {{·}}

|below = See also: Winners for [[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|Other Literary Work]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|Best Novel]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|Best Published Illustration]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|Best Graphic Story]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|Best Motion Picture]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|Best Magazine]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip|Best Comic Strip]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Game|Best Game]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|Best Short Subject or Series]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|Best Short Fiction]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Website|Best Website]]
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|UMAs for Best Magazine]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Website|UMAs for Best Website]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story

2026-04-05T17:52:13Z

RayneVanDunem:

{{Navbox
|name = UMAs for Best Graphic story
|title = [[Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story]]
|above = Best Anthropomorphic Comic Book or Strip (2001-2002), Comic Book (2003-2007)

|list1 = ''[[Usagi Yojimbo]]'' (2002-2005){{·}} ''[[i.s.o.]]'' (2006){{·}} ''[[Wikipedia:Gargoyles (SLG comic)|Gargoyles]]'' (2007){{·}} ''[[Heathen City]]'' (2008){{·}} ''[[Concession]]'' (2009){{,}} ''[[Twokinds]]'' (2010, 2015-2016) {{·}} ''[[Furthia High]]'' (2011) {{·}} ''[[Slightly Damned]]'' (2012-2013) {{·}} ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]'' (2014) {{·}} ''[[Dreamkeepers]]'' (2017) {{·}} ''[[Lackadaisy]]'' (2018) {{·}} ''[[Beastars]]'' (2019-2020) {{·}} ''[[Shine]]'' (2021) {{·}} ''[[The Whiteboard: Sherlock Holmes]]'' (2022) {{·}} ''[[Tamberlane]]'' (2023)) {{·}} ''[[Swords and Sausages]]'' (2024) {{·}}

|below = See also: Winners for [[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|Other Literary Work]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|Best Novel]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|Best Published Illustration]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|Best Graphic Story]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|Best Motion Picture]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|Best Magazine]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip|Best Comic Strip]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Game|Best Game]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|Best Short Subject or Series]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|Short fiction]]
}}
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|UMAs for Best Graphic story]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|UMAs for Best Motion Picture]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|UMAs for Best Magazine]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series

2026-04-05T17:52:00Z

RayneVanDunem:

{{Navbox
|name = UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series
|title = [[Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series|Ursa Major Award winners for Best Anthropomorphic Short Subject or Series]]
|above = a.k.a. Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series (2001-2008, 2020-present)
|list1 = ''[[Wikipedia:Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat|Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat]]'' (2001){{·}} ''[[Greg the Bunny]]'' (2002){{·}} ''[[Gary the Rat]]'' (2003){{·}} ''[[Father Of The Pride]]'' (2004){{·}} ''"[[There she is!!|There She Is!! Step 2 - Cake Dance]]"'' (2005){{·}} ''[[Hammy's Boomerang Adventure]]'' (2006){{·}} ''[[Wikipedia:Gridlock (Doctor Who)|Gridlock - Doctor Who episode]]'' (2007){{·}} ''[[There she is!!]]'' episodes 3 to 5 (2008){{·}} [[The Penguins of Madagascar]] (2009){{·}} ''Wallace and Gromit's World of Invention'' (2010){{·}} ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]'' (2011-2013, 2015-2016){{·}} ''[[Furry Force]]'' (2014){{·}} [[Duck Tales (2017)|''Duck Tales'' (2017 reboot)]] (2017){{·}}
''[[Aggretsuko]]'' (2018){{·}} ''[[Beastars]]'' (2019, 2020){{·}} ''[[Helluva Boss]]'' (2021)

|below = See also: Winners for [[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|Other Literary Work]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|Best Novel]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|Best Published Illustration]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|Best Graphic Story]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|Best Motion Picture]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|Best Magazine]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip|Best Comic Strip]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Game|Best Game]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|Best Short Subject or Series]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|Short fiction]]
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|UMAs for Best Motion Picture]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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* <nowiki>{{</nowiki>[[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|UMAs for Best Short fiction]]<nowiki>}}</nowiki>
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Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration

2026-04-05T17:51:46Z

RayneVanDunem:

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|list1 = Front cover by [[XianJaguar]] for ''[[Fur Visions]]'' #20 (2001){{·}} Cover by [[Dark Natasha|Natasha "Dark Natasha" Mleynek]] for ''[[Furrlough]]'' #109 (2002){{·}} Cover painting by [[Ursula Vernon]] of ''[[Best in Show: Fifteen Years of Outstanding Furry Fiction]]'' (2003){{·}} Cover painting by [[Kacey Miyagami]] for ''[[Fur Plus]]'' #22 (2004){{·}} Cover painting by [[Cybercat]] for ''[[Transformations: A Forest Tales Story]]'' (by [[Bernard Doove]]) (2005){{·}} Cover painting by [[Sara Palmer]] for ''[[Pendant of Fortune]]'' (by [[Kyell Gold]]) (2006){{·}} Cover by [[Blotch]] for [[Fur Affinity: United]] souvenir book (2007){{·}} Cover by [[Blotch]] for [[Eurofurence 14]] [[con book]] (2008){{·}} Cover by [[Blotch]] for ''[[Out of Position]]'' (by Kyell Gold) (2009){{,}} Cover by [[Sara Palmer]] for ''[[Shadow of the Father]]'' (by Kyell Gold) (2010) {{,}} Cover by Blotch for ''[[Nordguard|Nordguard Book One: Across the Ice]]'' (2011) {{,}} Cover by [[Rukis]] for ''[[Green Fairy]]'' (by Kyell Gold) (2012) {{·}} Cover by Blotch for ''[[Divisions]]'' (by Kyell Gold) (2013) {{·}} Cover by [[Sabretoothed Ermine]] for [[Midwest Furfest 2014]] conbook (2014) {{·}} Cover by [[Kenket]] for [[Eurofurence 21]] conbook (2015) {{·}} Cover [[Tracy Butler]] for [[Anthrocon 2016]] conbook (2016) {{·}} Cover by [[Dreamkeepers (artists)|David Lillie]] for ''[[The Wayward Astronomer]]'' (2017) {{·}} Website artwork by [[Caraid]] for [[Furry Weekend Atlanta]] (2018) {{·}} T-shirt design by [[Moth Monarch]] for [[Furnal Equinox 2019]] (2019) {{·}} ''[https://www.furaffinity.net/view/34748298/ Cheers!]'' by [[Lofi]], celebratory illustration for [[Tangletorn]] (2020) {{·}} ''A World of Our Own'' ([[Kathy Kellogg]]) (2021) {{·}} ''Dragon Party'' ([[Ais05]]) (2022) {{·}} ''The Record Store'' ([[Squiddy]]) (2023) {{·}} ''Adventures & Explorers'' ([[Royz]])

|below = See also: Winners for [[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|Other Literary Work]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|Best Novel]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|Best Published Illustration]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|Best Graphic Story]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|Best Motion Picture]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|Best Magazine]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip|Best Comic Strip]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Game|Best Game]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|Best Short Subject or Series]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|Short fiction]]}}

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Template:UMAs for Other literary work

2026-04-05T17:51:32Z

RayneVanDunem:

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|name = UMAs for Other literary work
|title = [[Ursa Major Awards|Ursa Major Award]] winners for [[Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic General Literary Work|Best General Literary Work]]

|list1 = ''[[The Sound & the Furry: The Complete Hoka Stories]]'' (2001){{·}} ''[[Ozy and Millie|Ozy and Millie IV: Authentic Banana Dye]]'' (2002){{·}} ''[[Best in Show: Fifteen Years of Outstanding Furry Fiction]]'' (2003){{·}} ''[[The Art of Usagi Yojimbo]]'' (2004){{·}} ''[[Tales of the Questor|Tales of the Questor, Volume 1]]'' (2005){{·}} ''[[A Doemain of Our Own]], Vol. 1'' (2006){{·}} ''[[Newshounds|All the Newshounds Fit to Print]]'' (2007){{·}} ''[[Dog's Days of Summer]]'' (2008){{·}} ''[[Draw Furries|Draw Furries: How to Create Anthropomorphic and Fantasy Animals]]'' (2009){{,}} ''[[Fur-Piled]] #4'' (2010) {{·}} ''[[Nordguard|Nordguard Book One]]'' (2011) {{·}} ''[[Slightly Damned|Slighty Damned Book One]]'' (2012) {{·}} ''Slightly Damned Book Two'' (2013) {{·}} ''[[Amarillo|Blacksad: Amarillo]]'' (2014) {{·}} ''[[Furries Among Us; Essays on Furries by the most Prominent Members of the Fandom]]'' (2015) {{·}} ''[[Gods With Fur]]'' (2016) {{·}} ''[[Dogs of War]]'' (2017) {{·}} ''[[What the Fox?!]]'' (2018) {{·}} ''[[FANG (publication)|FANG]]'' (2019) {{·}} ''[[Difursity: Stories by Furries of Color]]'' (2020) {{·}} ''Awoo!: Volume 1'' (2021) {{·}} ''Circles: Volume 4'' (2022) {{·}} ''[[Gnoll Tales]]'' (2023) {{·}} ''[[Swords and Sausages|Swords and Sausages Volume 2]]'' (2024)

|below = See also: Winners for [[Template:UMAs for Other literary work|Other Literary Work]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Novel|Best Novel]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Published illustration|Best Published Illustration]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Graphic story|Best Graphic Story]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Motion Picture|Best Motion Picture]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Magazine|Best Magazine]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Comic Strip|Best Comic Strip]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Game|Best Game]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series|Best Short Subject or Series]], [[Template:UMAs for Best Short fiction|Short fiction]]
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After Class

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'''After Class''' is a Visual Novel by [[Andy Peng]].

==External links==
* https://andehp.itch.io/afterclass Download page

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Digimon

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'''''Digimon''''', (デジモン Dejimon), short for '''Digital Monsters''' (デジタルモンスター Dejitaru Monsutā), is an [[anime]], [[video game]] and [[comic]] series from Japan, based on a virtual pet toy made for boys in 1997 of the same name.<ref>http://www.tamatalk.com/pixelmood/digimon.htm</ref> It was made by the company Bandai, who made Tamagotchi first.

The first anime came out in March 7, 1999 in Japan. Unlike Pokemon, only the first two seasons were continuous. Season 3-7 each had a different story and characters. Season 8, which came out in 2020, is a reboot of the first season.

Many species of Digimon are some type of [[animal]], whether [[Anthropomorphic]] or not. For example:

* [[Wikipedia:Guilmon|Guilmon]] is a [[reptile]], vaguely inspired by a [[Dragon]]
* [[Renamon]] is an anthropomorphic [[fox]], greatly inspired by a [[Kitsune (mythology)|kitsune]]
* [[Wikipedia:WereGarurumon|WereGarurumon]] is a [[werewolf]]
* [[Wikipedia:Gatomon|Gatomon]] is an anthropomorphic [[cat]]
* [[Wikipedia:Patamon|Patamon]] is a little [[hamster]] with huge ears.
* [[Wikipedia:Veemon|Veemon]] is a blue [[reptile]].

Other digimon have been variants of [[rabbit]]s, [[Bear (species)|bear]]s, [[lizard (phenotype)|lizards]], [[frog]]s, and a large number of other [[species]] and lifeforms.

Some [[furries]] and [[scalie]]s have created their own 'Digimorphs' (similar to [[Pokémorph]]s, albeit less common); Some examples of these Digimorphs can be: [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/lilglenndoggy Demiglenn], [[Dragoneer]], [[DarkDoomer|Patachu]], [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/Satosuke Kato], [http://www.furaffinity.net/user/Ende Darkie] and many others.

== See also ==

* [[Wikipedia:Digimon|Digimon]] on [[Wikipedia]]
* [[wikia:digimon|Digimon Wiki]]

== Notes ==
{{Reflist|3}}

== External links ==

* [http://wikimon.net Wikimon]

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Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture

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The '''[[Ursa Major Awards|Ursa Major Award]] for Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture''' is awarded to live-action or animated feature-length movies of anthropomorphic or furry interest. The initial award honored live-action and animated feature-length films from previous decades in separate categories. Since 2002, the award has been issued to both types of film in the same category.

==List==
The list below lists winners and nominees of the award, as well as other films listed in the annual [[Recommended Anthropomorphics List]].

===2000===
====Best Live Action Feature Film====
* '''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]''' (1988)
* [[Babe]] (1995)
* ''Dragonheart'' (1996)
* ''Francis the Talking Mule'' (1950)
* ''Meet the Feebles'' (1989)
* The Muppet Movie (1979)
* [[Planet of the Apes]] (1968)
* Stuart Little (1999)
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
* You Never Can Tell (1951)

====Best Animated Feature Film====
* '''[[Fantasia]]''' (1940)
* [[Animalympics]] (1979)
* [[Balto]] (1995)
* [[Bambi]] (1942)
* [[Cats Don't Dance]] (1997)
* [[The Lion King]] (1994)
* [[My Neighbor Totoro]] (1988)
* [[Robin Hood|Disney’s Robin Hood]] (1973)
* [[The Secret of NIMH]] (1982)
* [[Watership Down]] (1978)

===2001===
====Nominees====
# "Cats & Dogs" (Warner, July 4, 2001)
# "Dr. Dolittle 2" (Fox, June 19, 2001)
# "Monsters, Inc." (Disney/Pixar, November 2, 2001)
# "Planet of the Apes" (Fox, July 27, 2001)
# '''"Shrek"''' (DreamWorks, May 16, 2001)

====Others Recommended for 2001====
* Lady and the Tramp II: Scamp's Adventure (Disney, February 27, 2001)
* Pokemon the Movie 3 (Warner Bros., April 6, 2001)
* The Trumpet of the Swan (TriStar, Australia March 1, 2001; U.S.A. May 11, 2001)

===2002===

====Nominees====
# [[Ice Age]] (20th Century Fox, March 15, 2002)
# '''[[Lilo & Stitch]]''' (Disney, June 21, 2002)
# Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (DreamWorks SKG, May 24, 2002)
# Spirited Away (Disney, September 20, 2002)
# Stuart Little 2 (Columbia Pictures, July 19, 2002)

====Others Recommended for 2002====
* Balto II: Wolf Quest (Universal Cartoon Studios, February 19, 2002)
* The Country Bears (Disney, July 26, 2002)
* Scooby-Doo (Warner Bros., June 14, 2002)
* Snow Dogs (Disney, January 18, 2002)
* The Wild Thornberrys Movie (Paramount Pictures, December 20, 2002)

===2003===

====Nominees====
# '''[[Finding Nemo]]''' (Disney/Pixar, May 30, 2003)
# Brother Bear (Disney, November 1, 2003)
# Jungle Emperor Leo [English-language release] (Media Blasters, October 28, 2003)
# 101 Dalmations II: Patch's London Adventure (Disney, January 21, 2003)
# Stitch! The Movie (Disney, August 23, 2003)

====Others Recommended for 2003====
* Junkers Come Here [English-language release] (Bandai Entertainment, August 19, 2003)

===2004===

====Nominees====
* '''Shrek 2''' (DreamWorks, May 21, 2004)
* Anonymous Rex (The Sci-Fi Channel, broadcast December 4, 2004)
* [[Home on the Range]] (Disney, April 2, 2004)
* The Lion King 1 1/2 (Disney, February 10, 2004)
* Shark Tale (DreamWorks, October 1, 2004)

====Others Recommended for 2004====
* ''Clifford's Really Big Movie'' (Warner Bros., released February 20, 2004)
* ''The Three Musketeers'' (Disney, August 3, 2004)

===2005===

====Nominees====
* '''The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe''' (Walt Disney Pictures and Walden Media; distributed by Walt Disney Pictures, December 7)
* ''[[The Cat Returns]]'' [English-language release] (Studio Ghibli; distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertainment, February 2)
* ''[[Chicken Little]]'' (Walt Disney Pictures; distributed by Buena Vista Pictures, November 4)
* ''[[Madagascar]]'' (Pacific Data Images & DreamWorks Animation; distributed by DreamWorks SKG, May 27)
* ''Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit'' (Aardman Animations Ltd, distributed by DreamWorks Distribution LLC, September 4)

====Others Recommended for 2005====
* ''King Kong'' (Universal Pictures, distributed by Universal Studios December 14)
* ''Lilo & Stitch 2: Stitch has a Glitch'' (DisneyToon Studios; distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertainment, August 30)
* ''Valiant'' (Vanguard Entertainment; distributed by Walt Disney Pictures, August 19)

===2006===

====Nominees====
* '''[[Over The Hedge (film)|Over the Hedge]]''' (DreamWorks Animation; distributed by Paramount Pictures)
* Cars (Pixar; distributed by Disney)
* Flushed Away (DreamWorks Animation, Aardman Productions; distributed by Paramount Pictures)
* [[Happy Feet]] (Village Roadshow Pictures, Animal Logic, Kennedy Miller Productions, Kingdom Feature Productions; distributed by Warner Bros. worldwide)
* Ice Age 2: The Meltdown (Blue Sky Studios; distributed by 20th Century Fox)

====Others Recommended for 2006====
* ''Bambi II'' (Producer: DisneyToon Studios, Distributor: Buena Vista Home Video and Buena Vista International, January 26)
* ''Brother Bear 2'' (Producer: DisneyToon Studios, Distributor: Buena Vista Home Video and Buena Vista Pictures, August 17)
* ''Charlotte's Web'' (Producer:Paramount Pictures, Distributor:Paramount Pictures, December 7)
* ''Curious George'' (Producer: Imagine Entertainment, Distributor: Universal Pictures, February 10)
* ''Eragon'' (Producer: 20th Century Fox, Distributor: 20th Century Fox, December 13)
* ''Gekijouban Keroro Gunsou/Majime ni Fumajime Kaiketsu Zorori: Nazo no Otakara Daisakusen'' (Producer: Sunrise, March 11)
* ''Hoodwinked'' (Producer: Blue Yonder Films, Kanbar Entertainment, Distributor: The Weinstein Company, Jan. 23)
* ''Open Season'' (Producer: Sony Pictures Animation, Distributor: Sony Pictures Entertainment, September 29)
* ''Re-Animated'' (Producer: Cartoon Network, Distributor: Cartoon Network, December 8)
* ''The Wild'' (Producer: Walt Disney Pictures, Distributor: Buena Vista Pictures, April 14.)

===2007===

====Nominees====
*'''''[[Ratatouille]]''''' (directed by Brad Bird; Pixar; distributed by Disney)
*''[[The Golden Compass]]'' (directed by Chris Weitz; New Line Cinema, Ingenious Film Partners, Scholastic Productions; distributed by New Line Cinema)
*''[[Wikipedia:Shrek the Third|Shrek the Third]]'' (directed by Chris Miller; DreamWorks Animation; distributed by Paramount Pictures)
*''[[Wikipedia:Surf's Up!|Surf's Up!]]'' (directed by Ash Brannon, Chris Buck; Sony Pictures Animation, Sony Pictures Imageworks; distributed by Sony Pictures and Columbia Pictures)
*''[[TMNT]]'' (directed by Kevin Munroe; Imagi Animation Studios; distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures)

====Others Recommended for 2007====
* ''Alvin and the Chipmunks''. (Producer: Bagdasarian Pictures, Fox 2000 Pictures, Regency Entertainment; Distributor: 20th Century Fox; December 14)
* ''El Arca''. (Producer: Patagonik Film Group; Distributor: Buena Vista International; July 5)
* ''Bee Movie''. (Producer: DreamWorks Animation; Distributor: Paramount Pictures; November 2)
* ''Happily N'Ever After''. (Producer: BAF Berlin Animation Film GmbH; Distributor: Lions Gate Films; January 5)

===2008===

====Nominees====
*'''''[[Bolt]]''''', by [[Disney|Walt Disney Animated Studios]]
*''[[Wikipedia:Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian|Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian]]'', by [[Disney|Walt Disney Pictures]]
*''[[Kung Fu Panda]]'', by [[Wikipedia:DreamWorks Animation|DreamWorks Animation]]
*''[[Wikipedia:Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa|Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa]]'', by [[Wikipedia:DreamWorks Animation|DreamWorks Animation]]
*''[[Wikipedia:Wall-E|Wall-E]]'', by [[Wikipedia:Pixar|Pixar]]

====Others Recommended for 2008====
* ''Beverly Hills Chihuahua'' (Producers: Art In Motion, Mandeville Films, Smart Entertainment, Walt Disney Pictures; Distributors: Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, Buena Vista International; October 3)
* ''Horton Hears A Who'' (Producers: Blue Sky Studios, Twentieth Century Fox Animation; Distributors: 20th Century Fox, Warner Brothers; March 14)
* ''Pokemon: The Rise of Darkrai'' (Distributor: Viz Viceo; May 27)
* ''Roadside Romeo'' (Producers and Distributors: Yash Raj Films, The Walt Disney Company, October 23)
* ''The Tale of Despereaux'' (Producers: Framestore Animation , Larger Than Life Productions , Relativity Media , Universal Animation Studios , Universal Pictures; Distributor: Universal Pictures, December 19)

===2009===

====Nominees====
* '''''Avatar''''', from 20th Century Fox, directed by James Cameron
* ''[[Fantastic Mr. Fox]]'' (from 20th Century Fox, directed by Wes Anderson)
* ''The Princess and the Frog'' (from Walt Disney Pictures Animation, directed by Ron Clements and John Musker)
* ''Up'' (from Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation, directed by Pete Docter and Bob Peterson)
* ''Where the Wild Things Are'' (from Warner Brothers, directed by Spike Jonze)

====Others Recommended for 2009====
* ''Alvin & The Chipmunks: The Squeakuel'' (Producer:Bagdasarian Productions, Fox 2000 Pictures; Distributor: 20th Century Fox, December 23)
* ''Coraline'' (Produced: Laika Entertainment, Pandemonium; Distributed: Universal Pictures, February 6)
* ''G-Force'' (Produced: Jerry Bruckheimer Films, Walt Disney Pictures; Distributed: Walt Disney Pictures, Buena Vista, July 24)
* ''Ice Age 3: Dawn of the Dinosaurs'' (Producer: Blue Sky Studios; Distributor: 20th Century Fox, July 1)
* ''Monsters vs. Aliens'' (Producer: Dreamworks Animation; Distributor: DreamWorks Distribution, March 27)
* ''Open Season 2'' (Sony Pictures Animation, January 27)
* ''Ponyo'' (english translation) (Producer:Studio Ghibli; Distributor: Walt Disney Pictures, August 14)
* ''Twilight: New Moon'' (Producer: Imprint Entertainment; Distributor: Summit Entertainment, November 20)

===2010===
====Nominees====
* ''[[Alpha and Omega]]''
* '''''[[How To Train Your Dragon]]'''''
* ''Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole''
* ''Toy Story 3''
* ''The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader''

====Others Recommended for 2010====
* ''Alice in Wonderland'' (Produced and Distributed: Walt Disney Pictures, March 5)
* ''Despicable Me'' (Producer: Illumination Entertainment, Distributor: Universal Studios, July 9)
* ''Marmaduke'' (Producer: David Entertainment, Intribute, Regency Enterprises, Twentieth Century Fox; Distributor: Twentieth Century Fox, June 4)
* ''Shrek Forever After'' (Producer: Dreamworks Animation, Distributor: Paramount Pictures, May 21)

=== 2011 ===
====Nominees====
* ''[[Bitter Lake]]''
* '''''[[Kung Fu Panda 2]]''''' (Producer: Dreamworks Animation)
* ''Puss in Boots'' (Producer: Dreamworks Animation)
* ''Rango'' (Producer: Nickelodeon Movies, Blind Wink Productions, GK Films)
* ''Rio'' Producer: BlueSky Studios)

====Others Recommended for 2011====
* ''Le Chat du Rabbin (The Rabbi's Cat)'' (Directed by Antoine Delesvaux and Joann Sfar; June 1)
* ''Hop'' (Directed by Tim Hill, April 1)
* ''Den kæmpestore bjørn'' (The Great Bear) (Directed by Esben Toft Jacobsen, February 10)
* ''Happy Feet Two'' (Director: George "Mad Max Babe" Miller, November 18th)
* ''Kooky'' (Director: Jan Sverak, February)
* ''Leafie, A Hen Into the Wild'' (Directed by Seong-yun Oh; July 27)
* ''Legend of a Rabbit'' (Directed by Sun Lijun, July 11)
* ''The Lion of Judah'' (Directored by Deryck Broom, Roger Hawkins, June 3 )
* ''Rise of the Planet of the Apes'' (Directed by Rupert Wyatt, August 5)
* ''The Muppets'' (Director: James Bobin, November 23)
* ''Winnie the Pooh'' (Directed by Stephen J. Anderson and Don Hall, July 15)

=== 2012 ===

====Nominees====
* '''winner''': '''''Brave''''', produced by Pixar.

Also nominated were:
* ''[[Ice Age: Continental Drift]]'', produced by Blue Sky Studios.
* ''[[Madagascar 3]]'', produced by DreamWorks Animation.
* ''[[Rise of the Guardians]]'', produced by DreamWorks Animation.
* ''[[Ted (film)|Ted]]'', directed by Seth MacFarlane and distributed by Universal Pictures.

====Others Recommended for 2012====
* ''Ernest & Celestine'' (Directed by Stéphane Aubier, Vincent Patar, & Benjamin Renner, December 12)
* ''Guskō Budori no Denki'' (Directed by Gisaburo Sugiil, July 7)
* ''Hotel Transylvania'' (Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky, September 29)
* ''The Lorax'' (Directed by Chris Renaud and Kyle Balda, March 2)
* ''Niko 2 - Little Brother Big Trouble'' (Directed by Kari Juusonen and Jørgen Lerdam October 12)
* ''Ookami Kodomo no Ame to Yuki'' (Directed by Mamoru Hosoda, July 21)
* ''The Pirates: Band of Misfits'' (Directed by Peter Lord and Jeff Newitt, April 27)
* ''Zambezia'' (Directed by Wayne Thornley, July 5)

=== 2013 ===

====Nominees====
* '''winner''': '''''Frozen''''' (directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, November 27)

Also nominated were:
* ''The Croods'' (directed by Chris Sanders and Kirk DeMicco, February 15)
* ''Despicable Me 2'' (directed by Pierre Coffin and Chris Renaud, July 3)
* ''The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug'' (directed by Peter Jackson, December 13)
* ''Monsters University'' (directed by Dan Scanlon, June 21)
* ''My Little Pony: Equestria Girls'' (directed by Jayson Thiessen, June 16)

====Others Recommended for 2013====
* ''Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2'' (Directed by Cody Cameron & Kris Pearn, September 27)
* ''Dear Mr. Watterson'' (Directed by Joel Allen Schroeder, April 9)
* ''Epic'' (Directed by Chris Wedge, May 24)
* ''Free Birds'' (Directed by Jimmy Hayward, November 1)
* ''Frozen'' (Directed by Chris Buck and Jennifer Lee, November 27)
* ''Khumba'' (Directed by Antohny Silverston, July 4)
* ''Oz: The Great and Powerful'' (Directed by Sam Raimi, March 8)
* ''Turbo'' (Directed by David Soren, July 17)

=== 2014 ===
====Nominees====
* '''winner''': '''''[[Guardians of the Galaxy]]''''' (Directed by James Gunn, July 31)

The runners-up were:
# ''[[How To Train Your Dragon 2]]'' (Directed by Dean DeBlois, June 5)
# ''The LEGO Movie'' (Directed by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, February 7)
# ''[[Dawn of the Planet of the Apes]]'' (Directed by Matt Reeves, July 11)
# ''[[Mr. Peabody and Sherman]]'' (Directed by Rob Minkoff, November 21)

====Others Recommended for 2014====
* ''Doraemon: New Nobita's Great Demon - Peko And The Exploration Party Of Five'' (Directed by Shinnosuke Yakuwa, March 8)
* ''Ernest & Celestine'' [English dub] (Directed by Stéphane Aubier, Vicent Patar, and Benjamin Renner; February 28)
* ''The Hero of Color City'' (Directed by Frank Gladstone, October 3)
* ''The King and the Mockingbird'' (Directed by Paul Grimalt, November 21)
* ''Muppets Most Wanted'' (Directed by James Bobin, March 19)
* ''Paddington'' (Directed by Paul King, November 28)
* ''Penguins of Madagascar'' (Directed by Simon J. Smith and Eric Darnell, November 26th)
* ''The Nut Job'' (Directed by Peter Lepeniotis; January 17)
* ''Rio 2'' (Directed by Carlos Saldanha, April 11)
* ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'' (Directed by Jonathan Liebesman, August 7)
* ''Thunder and the House of Magic'' (Directed by Ben Stassen and Jérémie Degruson; September 5)
* ''Yellowbird'' (Directed by Christian De Vita, December 5)

=== 2015 ===
====Nominees====
* '''Winner:''' ''[[wikipedia:Inside Out|Inside Out]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Pete Doctor|Pete Doctor]] and [[wikipedia:Ronaldo Del Carmen|Ronaldo Del Carmen]].
* ''Runners up:''
** ''[[Shaun the Sheep Movie]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Mark Burton|Mark Burton]] and [[wikipedia:Richard Starzak|Richard Starzak]].
** ''[[wikipedia:The Good Dinosaur|The Good Dinosaur]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Peter Sohn|Peter Sohn]].
** ''[[wikipedia:The Peanuts Movie|The Peanuts Movie]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Steve Martino|Steve Martino]]
** ''[[The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Howy Parkins|Howy Parkins]].

====Others Recommended for 2015====
* ''Absolutely Anything'' (Directed by Terry Jones; August 14)
* ''Blinky Bill the Movie'' (Directed by Deane Taylor et al; August 21)
* ''Boonie Bears: Mystical Winter'' (Directed by Ding Liang and Liu Fuyuan; January 30)
* ''Minions'' (Directed by Pierre Coffin and Kyle Balda; June 11)
* ''Monster Hunt'' (Directed by Raman Hui; July 16)
* ''A Mouse Tale'' (Directed by David Brisbano; February 10)
* ''Hotel Transylvania 2'' (Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky; September 21)
* ''The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water'' (Directed by Paul Tibbitt; January 28)
* ''Star Wars: The Force Awakens'' (Directed by JJ Adams; December 14)
* ''Ted 2'' (Directed by Seth MacFarlane; June 26)
* ''Two by Two'' (Directed by Toby Genkel and Sean McCormack; April 9)

=== 2016 ===
====Nominees====

* '''Winner:''' ''[[Zootopia]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Byron Howard|Byron Hoaward]], [[wikipedia:Rich Moore|Rich Moore]], and [[wikipedia:Jared Bush|Jared Bush]].
* ''Runners up'':
** ''[[Finding Dory]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Andrew Stanton|Andrew Stanton]] and [[wikipedia:Angus MacLane|Angus MacLane]].
** ''[[Sing]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Garth Jennings|Garth Jennings]] and [[wikipedia:Christophe Lourdelet|Christophe Lourdelet]].
** ''[[Kung Fu Panda 3]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Jennifer Yuh Nelson|Jennifer Yuh Nelson]] and [[wikipedia:Alessandro Carloni|Alessandro Carloni]].
** ''[[The Secret Life of Pets]]'', directed by [[wikipedia:Chris Renaud|Chris Renaud]] and [[wikipedia:Yarrow Cheney|Yarrow Cheney]].

====Others Recommended for 2016====
* ''Angry Birds'' (Directed by Clay Kaytis, Fergal Reilly; May 20)
* ''April and the Extraordinary World'' (Directed by Christian Desmares and Franck Ekinci; English-language dub, April 6)
* ''The Boy and the Beast'' (Directed by Mamoru Hosoda; English-language dub, February 2)
* ''Ice Age: Collision Course'' (Directed by Mike Thurmeier and Galen T. Chu; July 22)
* ''The Jungle Book'' (Directed by John Favreau, April 15)
* ''Kubo and the Two Strings'' (Directed by Travis Knight, August 19)
* ''Pete's Dragon'' (Directed by David Lowery, August 12)
* ''Rachet & Clank'' (Directed by Kevin Munroe, Jericca Cleland; April 29)
* ''Sausage Party'' (Directed by Greg Tiernan and Conrad Vernon, August 12) Mature Audiences.
* ''Storks'' (Directed by Nicholas Stoller and Doug Sweetland, September 23)
* ''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows'' (Directed by Dave Green, June 3)

=== 2017 ===
====Nominees====
* '''Winner:''' ''[[Guardians of the Galaxy vol. 2]]'', directed by [[w:James Gunn|James Gunn]]
* ''Runners up'':
** ''[[My Little Pony: The Movie]]'', directed by [[w:Jayson Thiessen|Jayson Thiessen]]
** ''[[Rock Dog]]'', directed by [[w:Ash Brannon|Ash Brannon]]
** ''[[Ferdinand]]'', directed by [[w: Carlos Saldanha| Carlos Saldanha]]
** ''[[War for the Planet of the Apes]]'', directed by [[w:Matt Reeves|Matt Reeves]]

====Others Recommended for 2017====
* ''Despicable Me 3'' (Directed by Pierre Coffin, Kyle Balda, and Eric Guillon; June 30)
* ''Happy Family'' (Directed by Holger Tappe; August 24)
* ''Kong: Skull Island'' (Directed by Jordan Vogt-Roberts; March 10)
* ''The Lion Guard: The Rise of Scar'' (Directed by Howy Parkins; July 29)
* ''Monster Trucks'' (Directed by Chris Wedge; January 13)
* ''The Nut Job 2: Nutty By Nature'' (Directed by Cal Brunker; August 11)
* ''Paddington 2'' (Directed by Paul King; November 9)
* ''Sahara'' (Directed by Pierre Coré; February 1)
* ''Siêu Mèo'' (Directed by Trần Mộc Thắng; July 21)
* ''The Star'' (Directed by Timothy Reckart; November 17)
* ''Überflieger - Kleine Vögel, großes Geklapper'' (Directed by Toby Genkel and Reza Memari; February 12)
* ''Woody Woodpecker'' (Directed by Alex Zamm; October 5)

===2018===
====Nominees====

* '''Winner''': Isle of Dogs (Directed by Wes Anderson)
* ''Runners-Up'':
** Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Directed by Bob Persichetti, Peter Ramsey, and Rodney Rothman)
** Avengers: Infinity War (Directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo)
** Peter Rabbit (Directed by Will Gluck)
** Mary Poppins Returns (Directed by Rob Marshall)

====Others Recommended for 2018====
* Alpha (Directed by Albert Hughes; August 17)
* A-X-L (Directed by Oliver Daly; August 24)
* Cats (Directed by Gary Wang; April 5)
* Christopher Robin (Directed by Marc Forster; August 3)
* The Donkey King (Directed by Aziz Jindani; October 13)
* Duck Duck Goose (Directed by Chris Jenkins, March 9 (July 20 USA)
* Early Man (Directed by Nick Park; January 26)
* Elliot: The Littlest Reindeer (Directed by Jennifer Westcot;, November 30)
* The Grinch (Directed by Scott Mosier and Yarrow Cheney; November 9)
* The Happytime Murders (Directed by Brian Henson; August 22)
* Here Comes the Grump (Directed by Andres Couturier; March 1)
* Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (Directed by Genndy Tartakovsky; July 13)
* Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (Directed by J.A. Bayona; May 21)
* Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero (Directed by Richard Lanni; April 13)
* Sherlock Gnomes (Directed by John Stevenson; March 23)
* Smallfoot (Directed by Karey Kirkpatrick; September 28)
* Sorry to Bother You (Directed by Boots Riley, January 20)
* White Fang (Directed by Alexandre Espigares; March 28)

===2019===
====Nominees====
* '''Winner''': Pokemon: Detective Pikachu, (Directed by Rob Letterman)
* ''Runners up'':
** Avengers: Endgame (Directed by Anthony Russo and Joe Russo)
** Toy Story 4 (Directed by Josh Cooley)
** Frozen 2 (Directed by Jennifer Lee and Chris Buck)
** Rocko's Modern Life: Static Cling (Directed by Joe Murray and Cosmo Serguson)

====Others Recommended for 2019====
* ''Abominable'' (Directed by Jill Culton and Todd Wilderman, September 27)
* ''How to Train Your Dragon 3: The Hidden World'' (Directed by Dean DeBlois; February 22)
* ''Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus'' (Directed by Jenny Goldberg and Jake Wyatt, August 16)
* ''The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part'' (Directed by Mike Mitchell, February 7)
* ''Made in Abyss: Hōrō Suru Tasogare'' (Directed by Masayuki Kojima, January 18)
* ''Made in Abyss: Tabidachi no Yoake'' (Directed by Masayuki Kojima, January 4)
* ''Missing Link'' (Directed by Chris Butler, April 12)

===2020===
====Nominees====

* '''Winner''': '''''[[Wolfwalkers]]''''', (Directed by Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart)
* ''Runners up'':
** [[Sonic the Hedgehog (film)|''Sonic the Hedgehog'' (film)]] (Directed by Jeff Fowler)
** ''Soul'' (Directed by Pete Docter and Kemp Powers)
** ''Onward'' (Directed by Dan Scanlon)
** ''[[Hayop Ka!]] (You Animal!)'' (Directed by Avid Liongoren)

====Others Recommended for 2020====
* ''Adventures of Rufus: The Fantastic Pet'' (Directed by Ryan Bellgardt, May 26)
* ''Animal Crackers'' (Directed by Tony Bancroft and Scott Christian Sava; July 24)
* ''The Call of the Wild'' (Directed by Chris Sanders; February 21)
* ''The Croods: A New Age'' (Directed by Joel Crawford, November 25)
* ''Digimon Adventure: Last Evolution Kizuna'' (Directed by Tomohisa Taguchi; February 21)
* ''Dolittle'' (Directed by Stephen Gaghan; January 17)
* ''Latte and the Magic Waterstone'' (Directed by Regina Welker and Nina Wels; July 31
* ''The Legend of Hei'' (Directed by MTJJ; English subbed release; June 2020)
* ''Monkie Kid: A Hero Is Born'' (Directed by Sarah Harper; June 13)
* ''Monster Force Zero'' (Directed by: Nathan Leteer; October 2)
* ''The One and Only Ivan'' (Directed by Thea Sharrock; August 21)
* ''Over the Moon'' (Directed by Glen Keane; October 23)
* ''The Queen's Corgi'' (Directed by Vincent Kesteloot and Ben Stassen; January 24)
* ''Scoob!'' (Directed by Tony Cervone; May 15)
* ''A Shaun the Sheep Movie: Farmageddon'' (Directed by Will Becher and Richard Phelan; February 14)
* ''We Bare Bears: The Movie'' (Directed by Daniel Chong; June 30)
* ''A Whisker Away'' (Directed by Junichi Sato and Tomotaka Shibayama; June 18)
* ''The Witches'' (Directed by Robert Zemeckis; October 22)

===2021===
====Nominees====
* '''Winner''': ''[[Raya and the Last Dragon]]'' (Directed by Don Hall, Carlos Lopez Estrada, Paul Briggs and John Ripa)
* ''Runners up'':
** ''[[w:Luca (2021 film)|Luca]]'' (Directed by Enrico Casarosa)
** ''[[My Little Pony: A New Generation]]'' (Directed by Robert Cullen and Jose Ucha)
** ''[[Sing 2]]'' (Directed by Garth Jennings)
** ''[[Wish Dragon]]'' (Directed by Chris Appelhans)

====Others Recommended for 2021====
* ''The Absurd, Surreal, Metaphysical and Fractured Destiny of Cerebus the Aardvark'' (Directed by Oliver Simonsen; December)
* ''Arlo the Alligator Boy'' (Directed by Ryan Crego; April 16)
* ''Back to the Outback'' (Directed by Harry Cripps and Clare Knight; December 10)
* ''Belle'' (Directed by Mamoru Hosoda; June 16)
* ''Even Mice Belong In Heaven'' (Directed by Jan Bubenicek and Denisa Grimmova; October 1)
* ''Extinct'' (Directed by David Silverman and Raymond S. Persi; November 19)
* ''Flora & Ulysses'' (Directed by Lena Khan; February 19)
* ''Godzilla vs. Kong'' (Directed by Adam Winguard; March 31)
* ''The Gools'' (Directed by Farzad and Kianoush Dalvand; August 31)
* ''Green Snake'' (Directed by Amp Wong; December 16)
* ''The Legend of Hei'' (Directed by MTJJ; Official release w/English dub; May 11)
* ''New Gods: Nezha Reborn'' (Directed by Ji Zhao; April 12)
* ''PAW Patrol: The Movie'' (Directed by Cal Brunker; August 20)
* ''Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway'' (Directed by Will Gluck; March 25)
* ''Rock Dog 2: Rock Around the Park'' (Directed by Mark Baldo; June 11)
* ''Rumble'' (Directed by Hamish Grieve; December 15)
* ''Seal Team'' (Directed by Greig Cameron and Kane Croudace; December 31)
* ''Space Jam: A New Legacy'' (Directed by Malcom D. Lee; July 15)
* ''The Suicide Squad'' (Directed by James Gunn; August 6)
* ''Tom & Jerry'' (Directed by Tim Story; February 26)
* ''Vivo'' (Directed by Kirk DeMicco; June 3)
* ''Willy's Wonderland'' (Directed by Kevin Lewis; February 12)

===2022===
====Nominees====
* '''Winner''': ''Puss in Boots: The Last Wish'' (Directed by Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado; December 21)

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** ''The Bad Guys'' (Directed by Pierre Perifel; April 22)
** Turning Red (Directed by Domee Shi; March 11)
** [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]] (Directed by Jeff Fowler; April 8)
** [[DC League of Super-Pets]] (Directed by Jared Stern and Sam Levin; July 29)

====Others Recommended for 2022====
* ''Avatar: The Way of Water'' (Directed by James Cameron; December 6)
* ''Chickenhare and the Hamster of Darkness'' (Directed by Ben Stassen and Benjamin Mousquet; February 16)
* ''Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers'' (Directed by Akiva Schaffer; May 20)
* ''Disenchanted'' (Directed by Adam Shankman; November 18)
* ''EO'' (Directed by Jerzy Skolimowski; Nov 18)
* ''The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special'' (Directed by James Gunn; November 25)
* ''Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio'' (Directed by Guillermo del Toro and Mark Gustafson; December 9)
* ''Hotel Transylvania: Transformania'' (Directed by Derek Drymon and Jennifer Kluska; January 13)
* ''The House'' (Directed by Paloma Baeza, Emma De Swaef, Niki Lindroth von Bahr, and Marc James Roels; January 14)
* ''The Ice Age Adventures of Buck Wild'' (Directed by John C. Donkin; January 28)
* ''Lightyear'' (Directed by Angus MacLane; June 17)
* ''Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile'' (Directed by Will Speck and Josh Gordon; October 7)
* ''Marcel the Shell with Shoes On'' (Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp; June 24)
* ''My Father's Dragon'' (Directed by Nora Twomey, November 11)
* ''Naked Mole Rat Gets Dressed: The Underground Rock Experience'' (Directed by Guy Moore; June 30)
* ''Odd Taxi: In the Woods'' (Directed by Baku Kinoshita; April 1)
* ''Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank'' (Directed by Chris Bailey, Mark Koetsier, & Rob Minkoff ; July 15)
* ''Puss in Boots: The Last Wish'' (Directed by Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado; December 21)
* ''Rise of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie'' (Directed by Ant Ward and Andy Suriano; August 5)
* ''The Sea Beast'' (Directed by Chris Williams; July 8))

=== 2023 ===
====Nominees====

* '''Winner''': ''Nimona'' (Directed by Nick Bruno and Troy Quane; distributed by NetFlix)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'' (Directed by James Gunn)
**''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem'' (Directed by Jeff Rowe and Kyler Spears)
**''Leo'' (Directed by Robert Marianetti, Robert Smigel and David Wachtenheim)
**''Migration'' (Directed by Benjamin Renner and Guylo Homsy)

====Others Recommended for 2023====
* ''Ernest & Celestine: A Trip to Gibberitia'' (English version) - (Directed by Jean-Christophe Roger and Julien Chheng)
* ''The Monkey King'' (Directed by Anthony Stacchi)
* ''Strays'' (Directed by Josh Greenbaum)
* ''The Super Mario Bros. Movie'' (Directed by Aaron Horvath and Michael Jelenic)
* ''Unicorn Wars'' (subtitled) (By Alberto Vázquez)
* ''The Velveteen Rabbit'' (Directed by Jennifer Perrott and Rick Thiele)

==Multiple nominations and wins==
===By studio===
* Walt Disney and subsidiaries (14 wins)
* DreamWorks Animation (5)

===By director===
* James Gunn (2 wins, 3 nominations)

{{Ursa Major Awards}}
[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]

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The '''ConFurence 12 Special Awards for the Best Anthropomorphics of the 20th Century''' (having since been retronymed as the '''2000 Ursa Major Awards''') was the inaugural ceremony of the [[Ursa Major Awards]]. The ceremony, hosted by [[Shirotora]], was held at [[ConFurence 12]] on April 20, 2001.

Nominations were accepted from throughout the fandom, with eligibility being extended to all anthropomorphic works having been created from 1900 to 2000. The convention goers were then allowed to vote on the top ten for the best Live Action TV Series, Live Action Feature Film, Animated TV Series, and Animated Feature Film. The awards committee which counted the votes consisted of [[Greg Bilan]], [[Rod O’Riley]], and [[Fred Patten]]. Clips from each of the nominees were exhibited to the attending audience in a compilation composed by Anneke Patchen, and the awards were designed by David Bliss.

==Nominees==
Winning entrees are highlighted in '''bold'''.

===Best Live Action TV Series===
* '''[[The Muppet Show]]''' (1976 – 1981)
* [[ALF (TV series)|ALF]] (1986 – 1990)
* The Banana Splits Adventure Hour (1968 – 1970)
* [[Beauty and the Beast (TV show)|Beauty and the Beast]] (1987 – 1990)
* Between the Lions (2000 – Present)
* Dinosaurs (1991 – 1994)
* H.R. Puffnstuff (1969 – 1971)
* Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp (1970 – 1972)
* Lassie (1954 – 1971)
* Mister Ed (1961 – 1966)

===Best Animated TV Series===
* '''Steven Spielberg presents – [[Animaniacs]]''' (1992 – 1998)
* [[Beast Wars: Transformers]] (1996 – Present)
* [[DuckTales|Disney’s Duck Tales]] (1987 – 1990)
* [[Kimba, The White Lion]] (1965 – 1966)
* [[Pokemon]] (1997 – Present)
* [[Road Rovers]] (1996 – 1997)
* [[Rocky and Bullwinkle|Rocky & Friends/The Bullwinkle Show]] (1959 – 1973)
* [[SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron]] (1993 – 1995)
* [[TaleSpin|Disney’s TaleSpin]] (1990 – 1994)
* Steven Spielberg presents – [[Tiny Toon Adventures]] (1990 – 1992)

===Best Live Action Feature Film===
* '''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]''' (1988)
* [[Babe]] (1995)
* Dragonheart (1996)
* Francis the Talking Mule (1950)
* Meet the Feebles (1989)
* The Muppet Movie (1979)
* [[Planet of the Apes]] (1968)
* Stuart Little (1999)
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
* You Never Can Tell (1951)

===Best Animated Feature Film===
* '''[[Fantasia]]''' (1940)
* [[Animalympics]] (1979)
* [[Balto]] (1995)
* [[Bambi]] (1942)
* [[Cats Don't Dance]] (1997)
* [[The Lion King]] (1994)
* [[My Neighbor Totoro]] (1988)
* [[Robin Hood|Disney’s Robin Hood]] (1973)
* [[The Secret of NIMH]] (1982)
* [[Watership Down]] (1978)

{{Ursa Major Awards}}

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[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]

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The '''ConFurence 12 Special Awards for the Best Anthropomorphics of the 20th Century''' (having since been retronymed as the '''2000 Ursa Major Awards''') was the inaugural ceremony of the [[Ursa Major Awards]]. The ceremony, hosted by [[Shirotora]], was held at [[ConFurence 12]] on April 20, 2001.

Nominations were accepted from throughout the fandom, with eligibility being extended to all anthropomorphic works having been created from 1900 to 2000. The convention goers were then allowed to vote on the top ten for the best Live Action TV Series, Live Action Feature Film, Animated TV Series, and Animated Feature Film. The awards committee which counted the votes consisted of [[Greg Bilan]], [[Rod O’Riley]], and [[Fred Patten]]. Clips from each of the nominees were exhibited to the attending audience in a compilation composed by Anneke Patchen, and the awards were designed by David Bliss.

==Nominees==
Winning entrees are highlighted in '''bold'''.

===Best Live Action TV Series===
* '''[[The Muppet Show]]''' (1976 – 1981)
* [[ALF (TV series)|ALF]] (1986 – 1990)
* The Banana Splits Adventure Hour (1968 – 1970)
* [[Beauty and the Beast (TV show)|Beauty and the Beast]] (1987 – 1990)
* Between the Lions (2000 – Present)
* Dinosaurs (1991 – 1994)
* H.R. Puffnstuff (1969 – 1971)
* Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp (1970 – 1972)
* Lassie (1954 – 1971)
* Mister Ed (1961 – 1966)

===Best Animated TV Series===
* '''Steven Spielberg presents – [[Animaniacs]]''' (1992 – 1998)
* [[Beast Wars: Transformers]] (1996 – Present)
* [[DuckTales|Disney’s Duck Tales]] (1987 – 1990)
* [[Kimba, The White Lion]] (1965 – 1966)
* [[Pokemon]] (1997 – Present)
* [[Road Rovers]] (1996 – 1997)
* [[Rocky and Bullwinkle|Rocky & Friends/The Bullwinkle Show]] (1959 – 1973)
* [[SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron]] (1993 – 1995)
* [[TaleSpin|Disney’s TaleSpin]] (1990 – 1994)
* Steven Spielberg presents – [[Tiny Toon Adventures]] (1990 – 1992)

===Best Live Action Feature Film===
* '''[[Who Framed Roger Rabbit?]]''' (1988)
* [[Babe]] (1995)
* Dragonheart (1996)
* Francis the Talking Mule (1950)
* Meet the Feebles (1989)
* The Muppet Movie (1979)
* [[Planet of the Apes]] (1968)
* Stuart Little (1999)
* Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990)
* You Never Can Tell (1951)

===Best Animated Feature Film===
* '''[[Fantasia]]''' (1940)
* [[Animalympics]] (1979)
* [[Balto]] (1995)
* [[Bambi]] (1942)
* [[Cats Don't Dance]] (1997)
* [[The Lion King]] (1994)
* [[My Neighbor Totoro]] (1988)
* [[Robin Hood|Disney’s Robin Hood]] (1973)
* [[The Secret of NIMH]] (1982)
* [[Watership Down]] (1978)

{{Ursa Major Awards}}

[[Category:2001 events]]
[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]

Ursa Major Awards

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| logo = [[File:UMALogoFoxenawolf.png|right|250px|]]
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The '''Annual Anthropomorphic Literature & Arts Awards''', primarily advertised/better known as the '''Ursa Major Awards''', are intended to be the [[furry fandom]] award for outstanding achievement in [[anthropomorphic]] and [[furry art]]s, equivalent to the [[science fiction fandom]]'s [[W:Hugo Award|Hugo Awards]].

== History ==

The awards were first presented in 2001 at [[ConFurence 12]]. Due to the early misconception that the awards were intended for the [[ConFurence]] alone (as with its spiritual successor, the [[Golden Sydney Award]]), in 2003 it was decided that the awards would be presented at as many [[furry conventions]] as possible.

To that end, the UMA's were presented at [[C-ACE]] in 2004, at [[Anthrocon 2005]], at [[Rocket City FurMeet 2006]], at [[Califur 3|Califur]] in 2007, at [[Morphicon]] in 2008, at [[All Fur Fun 2009]], and at [[FA: United 3]] in 2010. Since then, [[Ursa Major Awards winners#2011|the awards have cycled between past hosts]], in part due to schedule restrictions.

In 2020 the awards were presented online<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1264369714471464960?s=20 "The results of the Ursa Major Award voting are now live!"] Twitter. Dated May 23, 2020. Retrieved May 23, 2020</ref> for the first time due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1243818004896313350?s=20 "Due to the current COVID-19 crisis..."] Twitter. Dated March 28, 2020. Retrieved May 23, 2020</ref>

The UMA's were originally administered by [[ConFurence|The ConFurence Group]]. In 2003, the administration was passed to the [[Anthropomorphic Literature and Arts Association]] ('''ALAA'''), which expanded to include representatives from many popular conventions throughout 2007.

The UMA trophy consists of a framed certificate containing an illustration of the award logo designed by [[Heather Bruton]], with the name of the winner. A plaque has also been awarded on occasion.
{{WikiFurNews|2008 Ursa Major Award voting open}}
In 2012 the '''ALAA's Choice Award''' was introduced to recognize any "outstanding anthropomorphic work". While not considered an Ursa Major Award, as it is voted directly by ALAA members, it is presented concurrently with them.

== Nomination process ==

At the beginning of each year, nominations for each category are solicited for works published/released in the previous year and may be made either electronically via the website or email, or by postal mail. Those who wish to vote for the awards must register at this time and receive their ballot number.

At the end of the nominating period, the submissions are tabulated and the works receiving the highest number of submissions (usually the top 5, though ties or the like may mandate a few more or less) become the nominees for the year's awards. Registered voters may then vote. Any person, furry or [[non-fur|not]], who wishes may register to vote for them - it is meant as a fandom-wide award, also open to [[non-fur]]s interested in the subculture.

== Categories ==
[[File:UrsaMajor-sized.png|right|Ursa Major Awards (image by Heather Bruton)]]
The Ursa Major Award categories have changed and evolved somewhat since their inception. Since the year 2005, the categories include:

* '''Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work''' (merged with '''Series''' until 2020)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series''' (merged with '''Short Work''' until 2020)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Novel'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Short Fiction'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Other Literary Work'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Comic Book'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Comic Strip'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Fanzine'''
* '''[[Ursa Major Award for Best Published Illustration|Best Anthropomorphic Published Illustration]]'''
* '''[[Ursa Major Award for Best Game|Best Anthropomorphic Game]]'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Miscellany''' (since 2006)
* '''Best Website''' (since 2011)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Non Fiction Work''' (since 2016)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Music''' (since 2022)

New categories such as [[fursuit]]s (also covered by the [[Fandom's Favorite Fursuit Fracas]]) and [[:Category:Websites|websites]] are occasionally considered.<ref>[http://www.kayshapero.net/FredPatten/Apa-L/Apa-L%202239.html Contribution for Apa L, 2239nd Distribution] - [[Fred Patten]] (10 April 2008)</ref>

The "Best Anthropomorphic Music" category for 2023 was removed from its 2024 ceremony due to the category itself being "''irreparably compromised''" according to the UMA, because of:
{{q|(The) relentless infighting and refusal to allow impartial and unbiased management of the nominations and voting.{{clarify}}<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1765306292950950260 ''Because the Music category has been irreparably compromised(..."] post on the Ursa Major Awards' X account. Retrieved March 6, 2024.</ref>}}

== Eligibility ==
{{flayrah|node1=2880|title1=2009 Ursa Majors open, but not to all}}
From the UMA website:
((q|To be eligible, a work must have been released between January 1 and December 31 of the calendar year for that award and must include a non-human being given human attributes ([[anthropomorphic]]), which can be mental and/or physical (for example the [[W:talking animals|intelligent rabbits]] in [[Watership Down]] for the former, and [[Bugs Bunny]] for the latter.) Simply including an animal character is not sufficient to qualify.}}
Starting in 2009 further restrictions were set in place that nominations cannot be:
{{q|(O)bscene, libelous, or otherwise detrimental to the integrity and good standing of the Ursa Major Awards and the anthropomorphics fandom.}}
This definition includes
{{Q|(W)orks of a predominantly sexual nature, or which include explicit sexual situations involving characters which may be underage or non-anthropomorphic animals.}}
This was perceived as being in response to the 2008s nomination of two controversial works, [[Softpaw Magazine]] #3-4, and its spinoff, ''[[Finding Avalon]]'', for "Best Magazine" and "Best Comic Book", which are considered to be [[cub porn]].{{cn}}

== Ursa Major Award winners ==
{{main|Ursa Major Awards winners}}

== See also ==

* [[:Category:Ursa Major Award winners|Category Ursa Major Award winners]]

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==
{{FlayrahTag|Ursa Major Awards|the Ursa Major Awards}}
* [http://www.ursamajorawards.org/index.htm Ursamajorawards.org] - The Ursa Major Awards' official website
* [https://www.facebook.com/UrsaMajorAwards Ursa Major Awards] on [[Facebook]]
* [https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards Ursa Major Awards] on [[X (social media)|X]]
* [http://community.livejournal.com/ursamajorawards/ Ursa Major Awards] on [[LiveJournal]]
* [https://fancyclopedia.org/Ursa_Major_Awards Ursa Major Awards] on [[Fancyclopedia]]

{{Awards}}

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[[ja:おおぐま座賞]]
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Ursa Major Awards

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{{Infobox award
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| othernames = Annual Anthropomorphic Literature & Arts Awards
| logo = [[File:UMALogoFoxenawolf.png|right|250px|]]
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| caption = Ursa Major Awards logo by [[Foxenawolf]]
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The '''Annual Anthropomorphic Literature & Arts Awards''', primarily advertised/better known as the '''Ursa Major Awards''', are intended to be the [[furry fandom]] award for outstanding achievement in [[anthropomorphic]] and [[furry art]]s, equivalent to the [[science fiction fandom]]'s [[W:Hugo Award|Hugo Awards]].

== History ==

The awards were first presented in 2001 at [[ConFurence 12]]. Due to the early misconception that the awards were intended for the [[ConFurence]] alone (as with its spiritual successor, the [[Golden Sydney Award]]), in 2003 it was decided that the awards would be presented at as many [[furry conventions]] as possible.

To that end, the UMA's were presented at [[C-ACE]] in 2004, at [[Anthrocon 2005]], at [[Rocket City FurMeet 2006]], at [[Califur 3|Califur]] in 2007, at [[Morphicon]] in 2008, at [[All Fur Fun 2009]], and at [[FA: United 3]] in 2010. Since then, [[Ursa Major Awards winners#2011|the awards have cycled between past hosts]], in part due to schedule restrictions.

In 2020 the awards were presented online<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1264369714471464960?s=20 "The results of the Ursa Major Award voting are now live!"] Twitter. Dated May 23, 2020. Retrieved May 23, 2020</ref> for the first time due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1243818004896313350?s=20 "Due to the current COVID-19 crisis..."] Twitter. Dated March 28, 2020. Retrieved May 23, 2020</ref>

The UMA's were originally administered by [[ConFurence|The ConFurence Group]]. In 2003, the administration was passed to the [[Anthropomorphic Literature and Arts Association]] ('''ALAA'''), which expanded to include representatives from many popular conventions throughout 2007.

The UMA trophy consists of a framed certificate containing an illustration of the award logo designed by [[Heather Bruton]], with the name of the winner. A plaque has also been awarded on occasion.
{{WikiFurNews|2008 Ursa Major Award voting open}}
In 2012 the '''ALAA's Choice Award''' was introduced to recognize any "outstanding anthropomorphic work". While not considered an Ursa Major Award, as it is voted directly by ALAA members, it is presented concurrently with them.

== Nomination process ==

At the beginning of each year, nominations for each category are solicited for works published/released in the previous year and may be made either electronically via the website or email, or by postal mail. Those who wish to vote for the awards must register at this time and receive their ballot number.

At the end of the nominating period, the submissions are tabulated and the works receiving the highest number of submissions (usually the top 5, though ties or the like may mandate a few more or less) become the nominees for the year's awards. Registered voters may then vote. Any person, furry or [[non-fur|not]], who wishes may register to vote for them - it is meant as a fandom-wide award, also open to [[non-fur]]s interested in the subculture.

== Categories ==
[[File:UrsaMajor-sized.png|right|Ursa Major Awards (image by Heather Bruton)]]
The Ursa Major Award categories have changed and evolved somewhat since their inception. Since the year 2005, the categories include:

* '''Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work''' (merged with '''Series''' until 2020)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series''' (merged with '''Short Work''' until 2020)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Novel'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Short Fiction'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Other Literary Work'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Comic Book'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Comic Strip'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Fanzine'''
* '''[[Ursa Major Award for Best Published Illustration|Best Anthropomorphic Published Illustration]]'''
* '''[[Ursa Major Award for Best Game|Best Anthropomorphic Game]]'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Miscellany''' (since 2006)
* '''Best Website''' (since 2011)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Non Fiction Work''' (since 2016)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Music''' (since 2022)

New categories such as [[fursuit]]s (also covered by the [[Fandom's Favorite Fursuit Fracas]]) and [[:Category:Websites|websites]] are occasionally considered.<ref>[http://www.kayshapero.net/FredPatten/Apa-L/Apa-L%202239.html Contribution for Apa L, 2239nd Distribution] - [[Fred Patten]] (10 April 2008)</ref>

The "Best Anthropomorphic Music" category for 2023 was removed from its 2024 ceremony due to the category itself being "''irreparably compromised''" according to the UMA, because of:
{{q|(The) relentless infighting and refusal to allow impartial and unbiased management of the nominations and voting.{{clarify}}<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1765306292950950260 ''Because the Music category has been irreparably compromised(..."] post on the Ursa Major Awards' X account. Retrieved March 6, 2024.</ref>}}

== Eligibility ==
{{flayrah|node1=2880|title1=2009 Ursa Majors open, but not to all}}
From the UMA website:
((q|To be eligible, a work must have been released between January 1 and December 31 of the calendar year for that award and must include a non-human being given human attributes ([[anthropomorphic]]), which can be mental and/or physical (for example the [[W:talking animals|intelligent rabbits]] in [[Watership Down]] for the former, and [[Bugs Bunny]] for the latter.) Simply including an animal character is not sufficient to qualify.}}
Starting in 2009 further restrictions were set in place that nominations cannot be:
{{q|(O)bscene, libelous, or otherwise detrimental to the integrity and good standing of the Ursa Major Awards and the anthropomorphics fandom.}}
This definition includes
{{Q|(W)orks of a predominantly sexual nature, or which include explicit sexual situations involving characters which may be underage or non-anthropomorphic animals.}}
This was perceived as being in response to the 2008s nomination of two controversial works, [[Softpaw Magazine]] #3-4, and its spinoff, ''[[Finding Avalon]]'', for "Best Magazine" and "Best Comic Book", which are considered to be [[cub porn]].{{cn}}

== Ursa Major Award winners ==
{{main|Ursa Major Awards winners}}

== See also ==

* [[:Category:Ursa Major Award winners|Category Ursa Major Award winners]]

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==
{{FlayrahTag|Ursa Major Awards|the Ursa Major Awards}}
* [http://www.ursamajorawards.org/index.htm Ursamajorawards.org] - The Ursa Major Awards' official website
* [https://www.facebook.com/UrsaMajorAwards Ursa Major Awards] on [[Facebook]]
* [https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards Ursa Major Awards] on [[X (social media)|X]]
* [http://community.livejournal.com/ursamajorawards/ Ursa Major Awards] on [[LiveJournal]]
* [https://fancyclopedia.org/Ursa_Major_Awards Ursa Major Awards] on [[Fancyclopedia]]

{{Awards}}

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[[Category:2001 births]]
{{Featured article}}
{{LinkingSupporter}}

[[it:Usra Major Awards]]
[[es:Premios Ursa Major]]
[[ja:おおぐま座賞]]
[[ru:Ursa Major Awards]]
[[zh:大熊星座獎]]

Ursa Major Awards

2025-02-05T04:59:28Z

RayneVanDunem: infobox

{{Infobox award
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The '''Annual Anthropomorphic Literature & Arts Awards''', primarily advertised/better known as the '''Ursa Major Awards''', are intended to be the [[furry fandom]] award for outstanding achievement in [[anthropomorphic]] and [[furry art]]s, equivalent to the [[science fiction fandom]]'s [[W:Hugo Award|Hugo Awards]].

== History ==

The awards were first presented in 2001 at [[ConFurence 12]]. Due to the early misconception that the awards were intended for the [[ConFurence]] alone (as with its spiritual successor, the [[Golden Sydney Award]]), in 2003 it was decided that the awards would be presented at as many [[furry conventions]] as possible.

To that end, the UMA's were presented at [[C-ACE]] in 2004, at [[Anthrocon 2005]], at [[Rocket City FurMeet 2006]], at [[Califur 3|Califur]] in 2007, at [[Morphicon]] in 2008, at [[All Fur Fun 2009]], and at [[FA: United 3]] in 2010. Since then, [[Ursa Major Awards winners#2011|the awards have cycled between past hosts]], in part due to schedule restrictions.

In 2020 the awards were presented online<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1264369714471464960?s=20 "The results of the Ursa Major Award voting are now live!"] Twitter. Dated May 23, 2020. Retrieved May 23, 2020</ref> for the first time due to the [[COVID-19 pandemic]].<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1243818004896313350?s=20 "Due to the current COVID-19 crisis..."] Twitter. Dated March 28, 2020. Retrieved May 23, 2020</ref>

The UMA's were originally administered by [[ConFurence|The ConFurence Group]]. In 2003, the administration was passed to the [[Anthropomorphic Literature and Arts Association]] ('''ALAA'''), which expanded to include representatives from many popular conventions throughout 2007.

The UMA trophy consists of a framed certificate containing an illustration of the award logo designed by [[Heather Bruton]], with the name of the winner. A plaque has also been awarded on occasion.
{{WikiFurNews|2008 Ursa Major Award voting open}}
In 2012 the '''ALAA's Choice Award''' was introduced to recognize any "outstanding anthropomorphic work". While not considered an Ursa Major Award, as it is voted directly by ALAA members, it is presented concurrently with them.

== Nomination process ==

At the beginning of each year, nominations for each category are solicited for works published/released in the previous year and may be made either electronically via the website or email, or by postal mail. Those who wish to vote for the awards must register at this time and receive their ballot number.

At the end of the nominating period, the submissions are tabulated and the works receiving the highest number of submissions (usually the top 5, though ties or the like may mandate a few more or less) become the nominees for the year's awards. Registered voters may then vote. Any person, furry or [[non-fur|not]], who wishes may register to vote for them - it is meant as a fandom-wide award, also open to [[non-fur]]s interested in the subculture.

== Categories ==
[[File:UrsaMajor-sized.png|right|Ursa Major Awards (image by Heather Bruton)]]
The Ursa Major Award categories have changed and evolved somewhat since their inception. Since the year 2005, the categories include:

* '''Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work''' (merged with '''Series''' until 2020)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series''' (merged with '''Short Work''' until 2020)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Novel'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Short Fiction'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Other Literary Work'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Comic Book'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Comic Strip'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Fanzine'''
* '''[[Ursa Major Award for Best Published Illustration|Best Anthropomorphic Published Illustration]]'''
* '''[[Ursa Major Award for Best Game|Best Anthropomorphic Game]]'''
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Miscellany''' (since 2006)
* '''Best Website''' (since 2011)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Non Fiction Work''' (since 2016)
* '''Best Anthropomorphic Music''' (since 2022)

New categories such as [[fursuit]]s (also covered by the [[Fandom's Favorite Fursuit Fracas]]) and [[:Category:Websites|websites]] are occasionally considered.<ref>[http://www.kayshapero.net/FredPatten/Apa-L/Apa-L%202239.html Contribution for Apa L, 2239nd Distribution] - [[Fred Patten]] (10 April 2008)</ref>

The "Best Anthropomorphic Music" category for 2023 was removed from its 2024 ceremony due to the category itself being "''irreparably compromised''" according to the UMA, because of:
{{q|(The) relentless infighting and refusal to allow impartial and unbiased management of the nominations and voting.{{clarify}}<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1765306292950950260 ''Because the Music category has been irreparably compromised(..."] post on the Ursa Major Awards' X account. Retrieved March 6, 2024.</ref>}}

== Eligibility ==
{{flayrah|node1=2880|title1=2009 Ursa Majors open, but not to all}}
From the UMA website:
((q|To be eligible, a work must have been released between January 1 and December 31 of the calendar year for that award and must include a non-human being given human attributes ([[anthropomorphic]]), which can be mental and/or physical (for example the [[W:talking animals|intelligent rabbits]] in [[Watership Down]] for the former, and [[Bugs Bunny]] for the latter.) Simply including an animal character is not sufficient to qualify.}}
Starting in 2009 further restrictions were set in place that nominations cannot be:
{{q|(O)bscene, libelous, or otherwise detrimental to the integrity and good standing of the Ursa Major Awards and the anthropomorphics fandom.}}
This definition includes
{{Q|(W)orks of a predominantly sexual nature, or which include explicit sexual situations involving characters which may be underage or non-anthropomorphic animals.}}
This was perceived as being in response to the 2008s nomination of two controversial works, [[Softpaw Magazine]] #3-4, and its spinoff, ''[[Finding Avalon]]'', for "Best Magazine" and "Best Comic Book", which are considered to be [[cub porn]].{{cn}}

== Ursa Major Award winners ==
{{main|Ursa Major Awards winners}}

== See also ==

* [[:Category:Ursa Major Award winners|Category Ursa Major Award winners]]

== References ==
<references />

== External links ==
{{FlayrahTag|Ursa Major Awards|the Ursa Major Awards}}
* [http://www.ursamajorawards.org/index.htm Ursamajorawards.org] - The Ursa Major Awards' official website
* [https://www.facebook.com/UrsaMajorAwards Ursa Major Awards] on [[Facebook]]
* [https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards Ursa Major Awards] on [[X (social media)|X]]
* [http://community.livejournal.com/ursamajorawards/ Ursa Major Awards] on [[LiveJournal]]
* [https://fancyclopedia.org/Ursa_Major_Awards Ursa Major Awards] on [[Fancyclopedia]]

{{Awards}}

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[[Category:2001 births]]
{{Featured article}}
{{LinkingSupporter}}

[[it:Usra Major Awards]]
[[es:Premios Ursa Major]]
[[ja:おおぐま座賞]]
[[ru:Ursa Major Awards]]
[[zh:大熊星座獎]]

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The '''2022 Ursa Major Awards''' was presented once again via [[Youtube]] on Wednesday 24th May 2023, with [[Rod O'Riley]] hosting minus the [[animated]] [[mink]] [[avatar]]. The new category for '''Best Anthropomorphic Music''' specifying [[anthropomorphic]] themed songs debuted and there was no award for '''Best Anthropomorphic Fursuit''' due to insufficient entries.

==List of Winners, and nominees by category<ref>[https://ursamajorawards.org/UMA_2022.htm Voting results] Retrieved June 4, 2023</ref>==

See also: [[List of Ursa Major Awards winners#2022]]

===Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture===
* '''Winner''': ''Puss in Boots: The Last Wish'' (Directed by Joel Crawford and Januel Mercado; December 21)

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** ''The Bad Guys'' (Directed by Pierre Perifel; April 22)
** Turning Red (Directed by Domee Shi; March 11)
** [[Sonic the Hedgehog 2]] (Directed by Jeff Fowler; April 8)
** [[DC League of Super-Pets]] (Directed by Jared Stern and Sam Levin; July 29)

===Best Dramatic Short Work===
* '''Winner''': [[Horns (animated series)]] (Directed by [[FattyDragonite]]; December 9)

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** The Legend of Pipi (Directed by Julia Schoel and Birgit Uhlig; Jul 16)
** Tales From Scorchwater Valley - The Rhino and the Redbill (Directed by Alex Henderson; February 15)
** Tales of Zale - Flickering Lights (Directed by Sif Savery; September 7)
** Monkey Wrench - The Ghost Egg (Directed by Joshua Palmer; Jul 18)

===Best Dramatic Series===
* '''Winner''': Bluey (Created by Joe Brumm; Season 3 (Part 2))

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** The Owl House (Created by Dana Terrace; season 2 episode 11 to season 3 episode 1)
** [[Helluva Boss]] (Directed by Vivienne "VivziePop" Medrano; Season 2, "The Circus" and "Seeing Stars")
** Zootopia+ (Directed by Trent Correy and Josie Trinidad, Season 1)
** [[Tuca & Bertie]] (Created by Lisa Hanawalt; Season 3)

===Best Novel===
* '''Winner''': [[A Furry Faux Paw]], by Jessica Kara

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** Scars of the Golden Dancer, by NightEyes DaySpring
** Mouse Cage, by Malcolm F. Cross
** Brothers At Arms (The Zyearth Chronicles Book 2), by R.A. Meenan
** Toledot (Post-Self #2), by [[Madison Scott-Clary]]

===Best Short Fiction===
* '''Winner''': [[Bears & Bravery]], by [[Gre7g Luterman]] (illustrations by BearHybrid)

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** Null, by Elise Zoe Heider
** The Otter's Wings, by Mary E. Lowd
** Draught Horse, by [[Huskyteer]]
** The Swift-Footed Darling of the Rocks (Do NOT Actually Call Me That), by [[Marie Croke]]

===Best Other Literary Work===
* '''Winner''': [[Circles|Circles: Volume 4]], by [[Andrew French]], [[Scott Fabianek]], and [[Steve Domanski]]

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** [[Usagi Yojimbo|Usagi Yojimbo Origins]], by [[Stan Sakai]]
** When the World Was Young: A Prehistoric Anthology, edited by Madison Scott-Clary
** Usagi Yojimbo (Trade Paperback), by Stan Sakai
** [[ROAR: Volume 11]], Edited by Ian Madison Keller

===Best Non Fiction Work===
* '''Winner''': Art, Furries, God, by Patricia Taxxon

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** Who Runs The Internet? Furries, by Dylan Reeve
** Furries & The Ethics of Cringe Culture, by Kurtis Connor
** Furry Fiction: The Squishy Edges and the Heart, by Mary E. Lowd
** Ursa's Major Issue - Confident self-promotion vs humble passionate skill, and a voting system's favoritism, by [[Sonious]]

===Best Graphic Story===
* '''Winner''': [[The Whiteboard: Sherlock Holmes]], by Doc N.

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** [[Slightly Damned]], by Chu
** Sonic the Hedgehog, written by Evan Stanley and Ian Flynn, art by Aaron Hammerstrom, Evan Stanley and Adam Bryce Thomas
** Usagi Yojimbo, by Stan Sakai
** Usagi Yojimbo: Lone Goat & Kid, by Stan Sakai

===Best Comic Strip===
* '''Winner''': [[The Whiteboard]], by Doc N.

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** Duncan & Eddie, by Chevril
** [[Foxes in Love]], @foxes_in_love
** Part Time Dragons, by Part Time Dragons
** [[Carry On]], by [[Kathy Garrison Kellogg]]

===Best Magazine===
* '''Winner''': [[Dogpatch Press]], by [[Patch Packrat]]

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** [[InFurNation]], edited by Rod O'Riley
** [[Flayrah]], edited by [[GreenReaper]], Sonious, and [[Dronon]]
** [[Zooscape]], edited by Mary E. Lowd
** Deep Sky Anchor, edited by Mary E. Lowd

===Best Published Illustration===
* '''Winner''': Ais05, ''Dragon Party''

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** [[Jacato]], ''Wind Watcher''
** [[Wildering]], ''Space Boy''
** [[Caraid]], ''Jedit Ojanen, Mercenary''

===Best Game===
* '''Winner''': [[Cult of the Lamb]]

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** [[Stray (video game)]]
** [[Tunic]]
** Lookouts
** Klonoa Phantasy Reverie Series

===Best Website===
* '''Winner''': [[Fur Affinity]]

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** [[e621]]
** [[Wikifur]]
** [[Kemono Cafe (web portal)]]
** [[Fluffle]]

===Best Music===
* '''Winner''': Another Railway Day, album, by Nonnie

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** Visiting Narcissa, album, by Patricia Taxxon
** Can Opener's Notebook: Fish Whisperer, album, by Vylet Pony
** Cute Cervid Vol. 1, album, by CUTE CERVID (various artists)
** idaidaida, album, by ida deerz

==References==
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{{Ursa Major Awards}}

[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]
[[Category:2023 events]]

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'''The 2023 [[Ursa Major Awards]] winners''' were announced at [[Golden State Fur Con]] on April 7, 2024.<ref>[https://ursamajorawards.org/ Voting results] retrieved 2020/04/08</ref> The category for Best Anthropomorphic Music was removed for the 2023 awards due to "infighting" and a "refusal to allow impartial and unbiased management of the nominations and voting"<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1765306292950950260 "Because the Music category has been irreparably compromised..."]. Posted March 6, 2024. Retrieved April 8, 2024.</ref>

The awards were the first to be presented in person since the [[2018 Ursa Major Awards|19th iteration]] at [[AnthrOhio 2019]].

==List of Winners, and nominees by category==

See also: [[List of Ursa Major Awards winners#2023]]

===Best Fursuit===

* '''Forlorn Raven''': Maker: [[Lemonbrat]], Owner: [[Forlorn Raven]]
* ''Runners-Up''
* ''Pig in Dress'' - Maker/Owner/Wearer: [[Suolaxierr]]
* ''Vauk'' - Maker: [[Kkes]] and [[Vauk]], Wearer: Vauk
* ''Draco'' - Maker: [[The Beastcub]], Owner: [[Draco Deflagro]]
* ''Sandey'' - Maker: Maker/Owner/Wearer: [[Misplaced_Spigot]]

=== Best Website ===

* '''Winner''': [[FurAffinity]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
**[[e621]]
**[[Wikifur]]
**[[Wolfery]]
**[[Kemono Cafe (web portal)|Kemono Café]]

=== Best Game ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Laika: Aged Through Blood]]''
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Super Mario Bros Wonder''
**''Friends vs Friends''
**''Pseudoregalia''

=== Best Visual Art ===

* '''Winner''': Squiddy, ''The Record Store''
* ''Runners-Up'':
**ARVEN92, ''Our Furry City'' - Anthrocon 2023
**Squiddy, ''Market Haul''
**Glopossum, ''Pines''
**Bubblewolf, ''Winterrock Oasis''

=== Best Magazine ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Dogpatch Press]]'', by [[Patch Packrat]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Flayrah]]'', edited by [[GreenReaper]]
**''[[InFurNation]]'', edited by [[Rod O'Riley]]
**''Dhole Moments'', edited by [[Soatok]]
**''[[Zooscape]]'', edited by [[Mary E. Lowd]]

=== Best Comic Strip ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Foxes in Love]]'', by Toivo Kaartinen.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Carry On]]'', by [[Kathy Garrison Kellogg]].
**''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]].
**''[[Freefall]]'', by [[Mark Stanley]].
**''[[The Whiteboard]]'', by Doc Nickel.

=== Best Graphic Story ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Tamberlane]]'', by Caytlin Vilbrandt and Ari Noble.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[TwoKinds]]'', by [[Thomas Fischbach]].
**''[[Slightly Damned]]'', by Chu.
**''[[Silverwing (novel)|Silverwing: The Graphic Novel]]'', written by Kenneth Opel, Illustrated by Christopher Steininge.
**''Would Have Bit You'', by Inanimorphs.

=== Best Non-Fiction Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''Furscience'', by Dr. Courtney N. Plante.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Furry Planet'', by [[Joe Strike]].
**''On Furries and the Media'', by [[Soatok]].
**''A Guide to Drawing Manga Fantasy Furries: and Other Anthropomorphic Creatures'', by Ryo Sumiyoshi.
**''TFTuesday Podcast - A Measured Response: Saberspark's TF Video Essay'', by Zilepo and K-Libra.

=== Best General Literary Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Gnoll Tales]]'', by [[NightEyes DaySpring]].
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]].
**''[[Zooscape|Zooscape, Volume 1]]'', edited by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Some Words Burn Brightly: An Illuminated Collection of Poetry'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Commander Annie and Others Adventures'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].

=== Best Short Fiction ===

* '''Winner''': ''On the Difference Between AI Cats and Actual Cats: A Love Story'', by [[Daniel Lowd]] and [[Mary E. Lowd]].
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Rhapsody of Stolen Feathers'', by Frank Alvarez.
**''How Pepper Learned Magic'', by [[Renee Carter Hall]].
**''Of Heart and Stone'', by Solomon Harries.
**''Aged Plant Fibers and Ink'', by [[James L. Steele]].

=== Best Novel ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Wolf of Withervale]]'' by Joaquín Baldwin.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**Rafts (ebook), by [[Utunu]].
**''[[Otters In Space|Otters In Space 4: First Moustronaut]]'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Family Matters'', by [[Mitch Marmel]], Walter D. Reimer, and [[E.O. Costello]].
**''You're Cordially Invited to Crossroads Station'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].

=== Best Dramatic Series ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Helluva Boss]]'' (Created by Vivienne "VivziePop" Medrano - Season 2 Episode 3 to Midseason Special)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''The Owl House'' (Created by Dana Terrace; "For the Future" & "Watching and Dreaming")
**''Bluey'' (Created by Joe Brumm - Season 3)
**''Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake'' (Developed by Adam Muto - August 31 to September 28)
**''Sonic Prime'' (Created by Man of Action - Season 2)

=== Best Dramatic Short Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Lackadaisy|Lackadaisy (Pilot)]]'' (Directed by Fable Siegel)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Tamberlane]]'' (Directed by Ashley Nichols and Caytlin Vilbrandt)
**''A Fox in Space - Episode Two: Fixing a Hole'' (Directed by [[Matthew Gafford]])
**''Once Upon a Studio'' (Directed by Dan Abraham and Trent Correy)
**''The Meeps - Love Louder'' (Official music video. Created in partnership with XIX Entertainment and T&B Media Global)

=== Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Nimona]]'' (Directed by Nick Bruno and Troy Quane)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'' (Directed by James Gunn)
**''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem'' (Directed by Jeff Rowe and Kyler Spears)
**''Leo'' (Directed by Robert Marianetti, Robert Smigel and David Wachtenheim)
**''Migration'' (Directed by Benjamin Renner and Guylo Homsy)

==References==
<references/>

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[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]
[[Category:2024 events]]

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2023 Ursa Major Awards

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'''The 2023 [[Ursa Major Awards]] winners''' were announced at [[Golden State Fur Con]] on April 7, 2024.<ref>[https://ursamajorawards.org/ Voting results] retrieved 2020/04/08</ref> The category for Best Anthropomorphic Music was removed for the 2023 awards due to "infighting" and a "refusal to allow impartial and unbiased management of the nominations and voting"<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1765306292950950260 "Because the Music category has been irreparably compromised..."]. Posted March 6, 2024. Retrieved April 8, 2024.</ref>

The awards were the first to be presented in person since the [[2018 Ursa Major Awards|19th iteration]] at [[AnthrOhio 2019]].

==List of Winners, and nominees by category==

See also: [[List of Ursa Major Awards winners#2023]]

===Best Fursuit===

* '''Forlorn Raven''': Maker: [[Lemonbrat]], Owner: [[Forlorn Raven]]
* ''Runners-Up''
* ''Pig in Dress'' - Maker/Owner/Wearer: [[Suolaxierr]]
* ''Vauk'' - Maker: [[Kkes]] and [[Vauk]], Wearer: Vauk
* ''Draco'' - Maker: [[The Beastcub]], Owner: [[Draco Deflagro]]
* ''Sandey'' - Maker: Maker/Owner/Wearer: [[Misplaced_Spigot]]

=== Best Website ===

* '''Winner''': [[FurAffinity]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
**[[e621]]
**[[Wikifur]]
**[[Wolfery]]
**[[Kemono Cafe (web portal)|Kemono Café]]

=== Best Game ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Laika: Aged Through Blood]]''
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Super Mario Bros Wonder''
**''Friends vs Friends''
**''Pseudoregalia''

=== Best Visual Art ===

* '''Winner''': Squiddy, ''The Record Store''
* ''Runners-Up'':
**ARVEN92, ''Our Furry City'' - Anthrocon 2023
**Squiddy, ''Market Haul''
**Glopossum, ''Pines''
**Bubblewolf, ''Winterrock Oasis''

=== Best Magazine ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Dogpatch Press]]'', by [[Patch Packrat]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Flayrah]]'', edited by [[GreenReaper]]
**''[[InFurNation]]'', edited by [[Rod O'Riley]]
**''Dhole Moments'', edited by [[Soatok]]
**''[[Zooscape]]'', edited by [[Mary E. Lowd]]

=== Best Comic Strip ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Foxes in Love]]'', by Toivo Kaartinen.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Carry On]]'', by [[Kathy Garrison Kellogg]].
**''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]].
**''[[Freefall]]'', by [[Mark Stanley]].
**''[[The Whiteboard]]'', by Doc Nickel.

=== Best Graphic Story ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Tamberlane]]'', by Caytlin Vilbrandt and Ari Noble.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[TwoKinds]]'', by [[Thomas Fischbach]].
**''[[Slightly Damned]]'', by Chu.
**''[[Silverwing (novel)|Silverwing: The Graphic Novel]]'', written by Kenneth Opel, Illustrated by Christopher Steininge.
**''Would Have Bit You'', by Inanimorphs.

=== Best Non-Fiction Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''Furscience'', by Dr. Courtney N. Plante.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Furry Planet'', by [[Joe Strike]].
**''On Furries and the Media'', by [[Soatok]].
**''A Guide to Drawing Manga Fantasy Furries: and Other Anthropomorphic Creatures'', by Ryo Sumiyoshi.
**''TFTuesday Podcast - A Measured Response: Saberspark's TF Video Essay'', by Zilepo and K-Libra.

=== Best General Literary Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Gnoll Tales]]'', by [[NightEyes DaySpring]].
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]].
**''[[Zooscape|Zooscape, Volume 1]]'', edited by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Some Words Burn Brightly: An Illuminated Collection of Poetry'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Commander Annie and Others Adventures'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].

=== Best Short Fiction ===

* '''Winner''': ''On the Difference Between AI Cats and Actual Cats: A Love Story'', by [[Daniel Lowd]] and [[Mary E. Lowd]].
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Rhapsody of Stolen Feathers'', by Frank Alvarez.
**''How Pepper Learned Magic'', by [[Renee Carter Hall]].
**''Of Heart and Stone'', by Solomon Harries.
**''Aged Plant Fibers and Ink'', by [[James L. Steele]].

=== Best Novel ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Wolf of Withervale]]'' by Joaquín Baldwin.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**Rafts (ebook), by [[Utunu]].
**''[[Otters In Space|Otters In Space 4: First Moustronaut]]'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Family Matters'', by [[Mitch Marmel]], Walter D. Reimer, and [[E.O. Costello]].
**''You're Cordially Invited to Crossroads Station'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].

=== Best Dramatic Series ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Helluva Boss]]'' (Created by Vivienne "VivziePop" Medrano - Season 2 Episode 3 to Midseason Special)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''The Owl House'' (Created by Dana Terrace; "For the Future" & "Watching and Dreaming")
**''Bluey'' (Created by Joe Brumm - Season 3)
**''Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake'' (Developed by Adam Muto - August 31 to September 28)
**''Sonic Prime'' (Created by Man of Action - Season 2)

=== Best Dramatic Short Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Lackadaisy|Lackadaisy (Pilot)]]'' (Directed by Fable Siegel)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Tamberlane]]'' (Directed by Ashley Nichols and Caytlin Vilbrandt)
**''A Fox in Space - Episode Two: Fixing a Hole'' (Directed by [[Matthew Gafford]])
**''Once Upon a Studio'' (Directed by Dan Abraham and Trent Correy)
**''The Meeps - Love Louder'' (Official music video. Created in partnership with XIX Entertainment and T&B Media Global)

=== Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Nimona]]'' (Directed by Nick Bruno and Troy Quane)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'' (Directed by James Gunn)
**''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem'' (Directed by Jeff Rowe and Kyler Spears)
**''Leo'' (Directed by Robert Marianetti, Robert Smigel and David Wachtenheim)
**''Migration'' (Directed by Benjamin Renner and Guylo Homsy)

==References==
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{{Ursa Major Awards}}
[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]
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Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series

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The '''Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series''' has been awarded since 2001. It is awarded to filmic series, whether animated or live-action of furry and anthropomorphic interest, and was, in 2004 and from 2006 to 2019, awarded to one-off short works. Since 2020, filmic shorts are awarded the [[Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work]].

==List==
===2000===
''Awarded to series from prior years.''
====Best Live Action TV Series====
* '''[[The Muppet Show]]''' (1976 – 1981)
* [[ALF (TV series)|ALF]] (1986 – 1990)
* The Banana Splits Adventure Hour (1968 – 1970)
* [[Beauty and the Beast (TV show)|Beauty and the Beast]] (1987 – 1990)
* Between the Lions (2000 – Present)
* Dinosaurs (1991 – 1994)
* H.R. Puffnstuff (1969 – 1971)
* Lancelot Link, Secret Chimp (1970 – 1972)
* Lassie (1954 – 1971)
* Mister Ed (1961 – 1966)

====Best Animated TV Series====
* '''Steven Spielberg presents – [[Animaniacs]]''' (1992 – 1998)
* [[Beast Wars: Transformers]] (1996 – Present)
* [[DuckTales|Disney’s Duck Tales]] (1987 – 1990)
* [[Kimba, The White Lion]] (1965 – 1966)
* [[Pokemon]] (1997 – Present)
* [[Road Rovers]] (1996 – 1997)
* [[Rocky and Bullwinkle|Rocky & Friends/The Bullwinkle Show]] (1959 – 1973)
* [[SWAT Kats: The Radical Squadron]] (1993 – 1995)
* [[TaleSpin|Disney’s TaleSpin]] (1990 – 1994)
* Steven Spielberg presents – [[Tiny Toon Adventures]] (1990 – 1992)

===2001===
''Awarded as "Best Anthropomorphic TV Series"''.
# "[[Between the Lions]]" (WGBH Boston and Sirius Thinking, Ltd. for PBS syndication; 2001 new episodes, 2nd season, #31 - #55)
# "Disney's The Legend of Tarzan" (Walt Disney Television Animation for UPN and syndication; 36 episodes, September 3, 2001 to October 14, 2001 [episodes #37-#39 produced but unaired])
# "[[Sabrina, the Teenage Witch]]" (Hartbreak Films, in association with Viacom, Inc.; 2001 new episodes January 12, 2001 [#108] through December 7, 2001 [#127])
# '''"[[Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat]]"''' (CineGroupe, in association with Children's Television Workshop and IF/X Productions for PBS syndication; 20 episodes, September 3, 2001 to September 28, 2001)
#. "[[Wolf Lake]]" (Big Ticket Television, in association with CBS Productions; 5 episodes, September 19, 2001 to October 24, 2001 [episodes #6-8 produced but unaired])

===2002===

# Between the Lions (WGBH Boston and Sirius Thinking, Ltd. for PBS syndication; 2002 new episodes, 3rd season, #56 - #65, September 16 - November 18)
# Dinotopia (Hallmark Entertainment and MAT I Production for ABC; 3 episode mini-series, May 12 - May 14). Dinotopia: The Series (Hallmark Entertainment and MAT I Production for ABC; 2002 new episodes, 1st season, #1 - #6, November 28 - December 26)
# '''[[Greg the Bunny]]''' (Steven Levitan Productions for 20th Century Fox Television; 13 episodes, March 27 - August 25, 2002)
# [[Redwall]]; a.k.a. Brian Jacques' Martin the Warrior: A Tale of Redwall (Nelvana Ltd. for Teletoon in Canada, December 2001 and PBS syndication in the U.S., 2002; 2002 U.S. new episodes, Redwall 3rd season #27 - #39; a.k.a. Martin the Warrior 1st season #1 - #13, April 14 - July 28))
# Sagwa, the Chinese Siamese Cat (CineGroupe, in association with Children's Television Workshop and IF/X Productions for PBS syndication; 2002 new episodes, #21 (February 13) to #40 (October 5))

====Other works listed in the ARR/VL for TV Series====
* [[Digimon: Digital Monsters]] (Saban Entertainment/Toei Animation Company for the FoxKids/UPN network; 2002 new episodes, last part of Season 3 through first part of Series 4, #130 - ? [latest is #173], February 9 - [November 22])
* [[Inuyasha]] (The Ocean Group, in association with Viz Communications, for The Cartoon Network/Adult Swim; 2002 new episodes, Season 1, #1 (August 31) through #10 (November 2))
* [[Tokyo Pig]] (Miramax Television, in association with SME Visual Works, Inc., for ABC Family Channel; 2002 new episodes, Season 1, #1 (September 14) through #8 (November 2))
* [[The Wild Thornberrys]] (Klasky Csupo, Inc., for Nickelodeon; 2002 new episodes, Season 4, #82 (February 16) to #91 (postponed to just before movie's release))

===2003===
''Awarded as "Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series"''
# [[Between the Lions]] (WGBH Boston and Sirius Thinking, Ltd. for PBS syndication; 2003 new episodes, 4th season, #66 - #70, September 15 - September 19)
# '''[[Gary the Rat]]''' (Grammnet Productions for TNN/Spike TV; 2003 episodes, Season One, #1 (June 26) through #13 (Dec. 11)
# Lilo & Stitch: The Series (Walt Disney Television Animation for ABC Kids TV, 2003 episodes, 1st season, #1 (September 20) - #27 (December 29) [#28 shown out of sequence on December 12])
# [[Silverwing]] (Bardel Entertainment for Teletoon; 2003 episodes, Season One, #1 (September 6) through #13 (December 14)
# [[Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles]] [2003] (4Kids Entertainment Inc./Dong Woo Animation Co., Ltd. for 4Kids' FoxBox Saturday morning block on the FoxKids network; 2003 episodes, Season One, #1 (February 8) - #26 (November 1), Season Two, #27 (November 8) - #31 (December 6)

===2004===
''Awarded as "Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work or Series"''
* [[Everyone Else Has Had More Sex Than Me]] (Music video performed by TISM, animation by Bernard Derriman, October 2004)
* '''[[Father of the Pride]]''' (DreamWorks SKG & Imagi International Holdings for NBC; 2004 episodes, #1 [August 31] through #11 [December 28])
* Foster's Home for Imaginary Friends (Cartoon Network Studios for The Cartoon Network; 2004 episodes, #1 [August 20] through #10 [October 22])
* [[Kaze, Ghost Warrior]] (Timothy Albee Animation for direct-to-DVD release, June 25, 2004)
* [[Wolf's Rain]] [English-language release] (BONES, Inc. for Fuji Television; 2003 episodes, #1 [January 7] through #26 [July 28]; [English-language release] (The Cartoon Network; 2004 episodes, #1 [April 24] through #30 [October 16])

===2005===
''Awarded as "Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Series"''
* '''Cake Dance''' a.k.a. "'''There She Is!! Step 2'''" [Music video of the song "Happy Birthday to Me" by Bulldog Mansion] (SamBakZa, March)
* American Dragon: Jake Long (Walt Disney Television Animation for Disney Channel; episodes #1 [January 21] to #19 [December 15])
* [[Camp Lazlo]] (Cartoon Network; Episodes July 28 t0 November 25)
* [[Krypto The Superdog]] (Warner Brothers Animation for Cartoon Network; episodes #1 [April 4] to #52 [December 5])

===2006===
''Awarded as "Dramatic Short Work or Series"''
* '''[[Hammy's Boomerang Adventure]]'''
* Jane and the Dragon
* My Gym Partner's A Monkey
* Raccoon Daze
* Tom and Jerry Tales

===2007===

*'''''[[Wikipedia:Gridlock (Doctor Who)|Gridlock - Doctor Who episode]]'''''
*''[http://www.thenaturalorder.com.au/ The Natural Order]''
*''[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHA9Ig7HOGA Naturally Juicy]''
*''[http://www.splendad.com/ads/show/1512-Jeep-Liberty-Pouring-In Pouring In]''
*''[[Shaun the Sheep]]''

===2008===

*''[[Big Buck Bunny]]'', by the [http://www.bigbuckbunny.org/index.php/the-team/ Project Peach team]
*''[http://www.brentter.com/toyota-corolla-ninja-kittens-part-one/ Nine Lives and Counting]'', by [http://www.publicismojo.com.au/ Publicis Mojo]
*''[[Wikipedia:Presto (film)|Presto]]'', by [[Wikipedia:Pixar|Pixar]]
*'''''[[There She Is]]''''', by [[SamBakZa]]
*''[[Wikipedia:A Matter of Loaf and Death|Wallace & Gromit: A Matter of Loaf and Death]]'', by [[Wikipedia:Aardman Animations|Aardman Animations]]

===2009===
''Awarded as "Best Short Subject or Series"''
* '''[[The Penguins of Madagascar]]''' (produced by Dreamworks Animation for Nickelodeon)
* [[The Cat Piano]] (from the People’s Republic of Animation, directed by Eddie White and Ari Gibson)
* Partly Cloudy (from Walt Disney Pictures and Pixar Animation, directed by Peter Sohn)
* Prep and Landing (from Walt Disney Pictures Animation, directed by Kevin Deters and Stevie Wermers)
* The Secret Saturdays (produced by Cartoon Network)

===2010===
''Awarded as "Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work or Series"''
; TV series or one-shots, advertisements or short videos.
* ''[[Adventure Time]]''
* ''[[Foxy Bingo]]''
* ''[[Mongrels]]''
* ''[[Naturally|Orangina Naturally]]''
* ''The Regular Show''
* '''''Wallace & Gromit's World of Invention'''''

=== 2011 ===
; TV series or one-shots, advertisements or short videos. ''Awarded as "Best Dramatic Series or Short Work"''
* ''[[Mongrels]]''
* '''''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]'''''
* ''Regular Show''
* ''[[Simon's Cat]]''
* ''[[ThunderCats]]''

=== 2012 ===
; TV series or one-shots, advertisements or short videos.

* '''winner''': '''''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]''''', produced by Hasbro Studios (scripts) and DHX Media (animation)

Also nominated were:
* ''[[Crayon Dragon]]'', directed by Toniko Pantoja at the California Institute of the Arts.
* ''My Little Brony'', CollegeHumor.com
* ''[[Wikipedia:Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos|Puss in Boots: The Three Diablos]]'', produced by DreamWorks Animation.
* ''[[Simon's Cat]]'', directed by Simon Tofield

=== 2013 ===
;TV series or one-shots, advertisements or short videos. ''Awarded as "Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short or Series"''
'''winner''': '''''My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic''''' (directed by James Thiessen & James Wooton; Season 3, episode 10 to Season 4, episode 7)

Also nominated were:
* ''Adventure Time'' (created by Pendleton Ward and produced by Larry Lechliter, Adam Muto, Nate Cash, David OReilly [a.k.a. O’Reilly], and Elizabeth Ito for Cartoon Network, Season 5 episodes 6 to 43)
* ''[[Bee and PuppyCat]]'' (directed by Natasha Allegri; episodes 1 and 2)
* ''[[Bravest Warriors]]'' (directed by Breehan Burns; Season 1, episode 7 to Season 2, episode 5)
* ''What Does the Fox Say?'' (original) (directed by Ylvis; September 3)

=== 2014 ===
;TV series or one-shots, advertisements or short videos.
* '''winner''': '''''[[Furry Force]]''''' (CollegeHumor and Smiley Guy Studios, parts 1 and 2)

The runners-up were:
# ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]]'' (Directed by James Thiessen and Jim Miller for Hasbro, Season 4 Episode 8 to Season 4 Episode 26)
# ''[[Bojack Horseman]]'' (Created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg for Netflix, Aug 22)
# ''[[Littlest Pet Shop]]'' (Supervising Director Dallas Parker and Directed by Joel Dickie, Season 2 Episode 11 to Season 3 Episode 16)
# ''[[The Beach Bears]]'' (by [[MaxGoof]], "The Trip to Alberta" Chapter 137 - 170)

=== 2015 ===
''Awarded as "Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work or Series"''
* '''Winner:''' ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]'' Season 5, directed by [[wikipedia:James Thiessen|James Thiessen]], [[wikipedia:Jim Miller|Jim Miller]], and [[wikipedia:Denny Lu|Denny Lu]].
* ''Runners up:''
** ''[[We Bare Bears]]'' Season 1, directed by [[wikipedia:Manny Hernandez|Manny Hernandez]].
** ''[[Danger Mouse (reboot)|Danger Mouse]]'', Season 1 episodes 1-16, directed by [[wikipedia:Robert Cullen|Robert Cullen]].
** ''[[Tiger's Eye]]'' episodes 1-25, directed by [[Alexander Shaw]].
** ''[[Littlest Pet Shop (show)|Littlest Pet Shop]]'', Season 3 episodes 17 through Season 4 episode 9, directed by [[wikipedia:Joel Dickie|Joel Dickie]] and [[wikipedia:Steven Garcia|Steven Garcia]].
** ''[[Harvey Beaks]]'' Season 1 episodes March 29 to November 15, directed by [[wikipedia:C. H. Greenblatt|C. H. Greenblatt]].

=== 2016 ===
''Awarded as "Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Work or Short Series"''
* '''Winner:''' ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]'', [[wikipedia:My Little Pony:Friendship is Magic (season 6)|season 6]] episodes 1-143, directed by James Thiessen, Jim Miller, Tim Stuby, and Denny Lu.
* ''Runners up:''
** ''[[The Lion Guard]]'', season 1 episodes 1-22, directed by Howy Parkins.
** ''[[Bunnicula (TV series)|Bunnicula]]'', season 1 episodes 1-8, directed by Jessica Borutski, Maxwell Atoms, Robert F. Hughes, Matthew Whitlock, and Ian Wasseluk.
** ''[[Littlest Pet Shop]]'', season 4 episodes 10-26, directed by Joel Dickie, Steven Garcia & Mike Myhre.
** ''[[Petals]]'', directed by Andrea Gallo and Alvaro Dominguez.

=== 2017 ===
* '''Winner:''' ''[[DuckTales]]'' [2017 reboot], directed by John Aoshima and Dana Terrace
* ''Runners up'':
** ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]]'', season 7 episodes 1-24, directed by Jim Miller, Tim Stuby, Denny Lu, Mike Myhre
** ''[[OK KO! Let's Be Heroes]]'', episodes 1-42, directed by Hwang Ki-hoo, Chang-woo Shin, Sunjae Lee, Byungjae Oh, Eunyung Byun and Sunhung Kim
** ''[[Here's the Plan]]'', directed by Fernanda Frick
** ''[[Mascot Fur Life]]'', directed by [[Willion|Jens Wernstedt]]
** ''[[Doodle Toons]]'', directed by Jack C
** ''[[Kouka and Bibi]]'', by Dan Variano

===2018===
''Awarded as "Best Dramatic Series or Short Work"''
* '''Winner''': [[Aggretsuko]] (Directed by Rarecho)
* ''Runners-Up'':
** [[Bojack Horseman]] (Created by Raphael Bob-Waksberg)
** [[DuckTales]] (Developed by Matt Youngberg and Francisco Angones)
** [[Brush: A Fox Tale]] (Directed by Willi Anton and Faustina Arriola)
** [[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]] (Directed by Denny Lu and Mike Myhre)

===2019===
''Awarded as "Best Dramatic or Short Work"''
* '''Winner''': [[Beastars]] (Directed by Shinichi Matsumi)(Japan)
* ''Runners Up'':
** [[Aggretsuko]], Season 2 (Directed by Rarecho)
** [[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]], Season 9 (Directed by Denny Lu, Mike Myhre, and Gillian Comerford)
** Mao Mao: Heroes of Pure Heart (Written and Storyboarded by Phil Ahn, Allison Craig, Nathanael H. Jones, Griffith Kimmins, Alexandria Kwan, Nora Meek, Michael Moloney, Emily Oetzell, Parker Simmons, and Chris Ybarra)
** Amphibia (Directed by Bert Youn and Derek Kirk Kim)

===2020===
''Awarded as "Best Dramatic Series"''
* '''Winner''': [[Beastars]] (US Release) (Directed by Shinichi Matsumi)
* ''Runners up'':
** [[Helluva Boss]] (Directed by Vivienne Medrano; Episodes "Murder Family" and "Loo Loo Land",)
** [[Aggretsuko]] (Directed by Rarecho)
** [[BNA: Brand New Animal]] (Directed by Yoh Yoshinari)
** Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts (Created by Radford Sechrist)

===2021===
* '''Winner''': ''[[Helluva Boss]]'' (Created by Vivienne Medrano; Season 1 episode 3 to episode 6)
* ''Runner up'':
** ''[[Beastars]]'', Season 2 (Directed by Shinichi Matsumi; January 7 to March 25)
** ''[[Centaurworld]]'' (Created by Megan Nicole Dong; July 30 to December 7)
** ''[[Chikn Nuggit]]'' (by Chikn Nuggit; videos January 1 to December 31)
** ''[[Odd Taxi]]'' (Directed by Mugi Kinoshita; episode 1 to 13, April 6 to June 29)

===2022===
* '''Winner''': Bluey (Created by Joe Brumm; Season 3 (Part 2))

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** The Owl House (Created by Dana Terrace; season 2 episode 11 to season 3 episode 1)
** [[Helluva Boss]] (Directed by Vivienne "VivziePop" Medrano; Season 2, "The Circus" and "Seeing Stars")
** Zootopia+ (Directed by Trent Correy and Josie Trinidad, Season 1)
** [[Tuca & Bertie]] (Created by Lisa Hanawalt; Season 3)

=== 2023 ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Helluva Boss]]'' (Created by Vivienne "VivziePop" Medrano - Season 2 Episode 3 to Midseason Special)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''The Owl House'' (Created by Dana Terrace; "For the Future" & "Watching and Dreaming")
**''Bluey'' (Created by Joe Brumm - Season 3)
**''Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake'' (Developed by Adam Muto - August 31 to September 28)
**''Sonic Prime'' (Created by Man of Action - Season 2)

== Records ==
=== Most wins ===
* 5 wins
** ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]''

* 2 wins
** ''Beastars''
** ''[[Helluva Boss]]''

=== Most nominations ===
* 9 nominations
** ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]''

* 4 nominations
** ''[[Helluva Boss]]''

* 3 nominations
** ''[[Aggretsuko]]''
** ''Beastars''

* 2 nominations
** ''[[Adventure Time]]''
** ''[[Bojack Horseman]]''
** ''[[DuckTales]]''
** ''The Owl House''

{{UMAs for Best Short Subject or Series}}
{{Ursa Major Awards}}
[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]

Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story

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The '''[[Ursa Major Awards|Ursa Major Award]] for Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story''' has been awarded since 2002 to comic books and serialized online stories. From 2001-2002, it was titled '''Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Comic Book or Strip''', and from 2003 to 2007 as the '''Ursa Major Award for Best Anthropomorphic Comic Book'''.

==List==
===2003===

# [[Circles]], by Andrew French, Steve Domanski and Scott Fabianek. (Rabbit Valley Artists Cooperative Association, irregular, 2003 issues include #4 (dated Winter 2001 but published July 11, 2003)
# Extinctioners, by Shawntae L. Howard. (Shanda Fantasy Arts, irregular, 2003 issues include #12, January)
# [[Furrlough]], by various. (Radio Comix, monthly, 2003 issues from #121, January to #131, November)
# [[Genus: Male]], by Mike Vega, Daria McGrain, John Barrett & Terrie Smith. (Sin Factory, annual, 2003 issues include #2, January 2003)
# '''[[Usagi Yojimbo]]''', by Stan Sakai. (Dark Horse, monthly, 2003 issues from v. III #63, January to #71, November)

====Other works listed in the ARR/VL for Comic Books====
* [[The Adventures of Mia]], by Enrico Casarosa. (Monkeysuit Press, irregular, 2003 issues include #1, published July/distributed November)
* [[Animal Farm in Fables]], by Bill Willingham (story), Mark Buckingham (pencils) & Steve Leialoha (inks). (DC Comics/Vertigo, five-issue story arc in Fables #6-#10, monthly, 2003 issues include Animal Farm, Part 4 - Fables #9, March 2003 to Part 5 - Fables #10, April 2003)
* [[Bureau of Mana Investigation]], by Smudge (Christina Hanson) & Ed Garcia (#6); Smudge, Baron Engel & Richard Decker (#7-#8). (Radio Comix, bi-monthly, 2003 issues from #6, January to #8, May [final])
* [[David and Goliath]], by Jay Ju (story) & Leonel Castellani & Daniel Griffo (art). (Image Comics, bi-monthly, 2003 issues include #1, September, to #2, December)
* [[FurNation]] (FurNation Multimedia, 2003 issues: #3, undated [February] to #4 [July])
* [[Le' Menagerie]], by Bernyce W. Talley. (Nubian Queen Comics, irregular, 2003 issues include #1, January)
* [[The Sandman Presents: Bast]], by Caitlin R. Kiernan (story) & Joe Bennett (art). (DC Comics/Vertigo, 3-issue limited series, #1/March 2003 - #3/May 2003)
* [[Tea Club]], by "PMBQ" (Phuong-Mai Bui-Quang). (Icarus Publishing, bi-monthly, 2003 issues from #3, February to #5, August)
* [[Things To Do In a Retirement Home Trailer Park When You're 29 and Unemployed...]], by Aneurin Wright. (Welsh El Dorado Press, irregular, 2003 issues include #1, July)

===2004===
* [[Furrlough]], by various. (Radio Comix, monthly, 2004 issues from #132, December 2003 [January 2004] to #141, September 2004 [December])
* [[Prince of Fur]], by Teri S. Wood & Jatina Challender. (MU Press, quarterly, 2004 issues include #11, February to #12, May [final])
* '''[[Usagi Yojimbo]]''', by Stan Sakai. (Dark Horse, monthly, 2004 issues from v. III #72, January to v.III #80, November)
* [[WE3]], by Grant Morrison (story) & Frank Quitely (art). (DC Comics/Vertigo, 3-issue limited series, 2004 issues include #1,October to #2, December)
* [[Wild Girl]], by Leah Moore & John Reppion (story) & Shawn McManus & Andrew Pepoy with J. H. Williams III (art). (WildStorm Productions, 6-issue monthly mini-series, 2004 issues include #1, January 2005 [November 2004] to #2, February 2005 [December 2004])

===2005===
* '''[[Usagi Yojimbo]]''' by Stan Sakai. (Dark Horse, monthly issues from January to December)
* [[Lions, Tigers, and Bears]], written by Mike Bullock, drawn by Jack Lawrence. (Image Comics, volume 1, July)
* [[Zed]] #6, by Michel Gagné. (Gagné International Press, June)

===2006===
* [[Extinctioners]], by Shawntae L. Howard
* '''[[i.s.o.]]''', by Vince Suzukawa
* [[Lions, Tigers, and Bears]], Volume II, written by Mike Bullock, art by Jack Lawrence
* [[Usagi Yojimbo]], by Stan Sakai
* [[ZED]], by Michel Gagné

===2007===

*''[http://www.the-trades.com/article.php?id=5965 Captain Carrot and the Final Ark]'', by [[Wikipedia:Bill Morrison (comics)|Bill Morrison]], [[Scott Shaw]], and [[Wikipedia:Al Gordon (comics)|Al Gordon]]
*''[[Furry Guardians]]'', by [[Cyberklaw]]
*'''''[[Wikipedia:Gargoyles (SLG comic)|Gargoyles]]''''', by [[Wikipedia:Greg Weisman|Greg Weisman]], [[Wikipedia:Gordon Purcell|Gordon Purcell]], [[Wikipedia:Dustin Evans|Dustin Evans]], and [[Wikipedia:Greg Guler|Greg Guler]]
*''[[Genus]]'', by various artists
*''[[i.s.o.]]'', by [[Vince Suzukawa]]
*''[[Usagi Yojimbo]]'', by [[Stan Sakai]]

===2008===

*''[[Finding Avalon]]'', by [[Jery Softpaw]], [[Kiffin Softpaw]], [[Zorro Re]], [[Shiuk]], [[A Bee]] and [[Kitty Maverick]]
*''[[Wikipedia:Gargoyles (SLG comic)|Gargoyles]]'', by [[Wikipedia:Greg Weisman|Greg Weisman]], [[Wikipedia:Gordon Purcell|Gordon Purcell]], [[Wikipedia:Dustin Evans|Dustin Evans]], and [[Wikipedia:Greg Guler|Greg Guler]]
*'''''[[Heathen City]]''''', by [[Alex Vance]], [[Ayato]], [[Distasty]], [[Krahnos]], [[Charha]] and [[Fel]]
*''[[i.s.o.]]'', by [[Vince Suzukawa]]
*''[[Wikipedia:The Sandman: The Dream Hunters|The Sandman: The Dream Hunters]]'', by [[wikipedia:Neil Gaiman|Neil Gaiman]] and [[Wikipedia:Yoshitaka Amano|Yoshitaka Amano]]

===2009===
* '''[[Concession]]''' by Immelmann
* [[Furthia High]] by QuetzaDrake
* Lackadaisy by Tracy J. Butler
* [[Twokinds]] by Tom Fischbach

===2010===
; Includes comic books and serialised online stories.

* ''[[Concession]]'' by Immelmann
* ''[[Furthia High]]'' by QuetzaDrake
* ''[[Cruelty]]'' by Rukis
* ''[[Lackadaisy]]'' by Tracy J. Butler
* '''''[[Twokinds]]''''' by Tom Fischbach

=== 2011 ===
; Includes comic books and serialized online stories.
* ''[[Endtown]]'' by Aaron Neathery
* ''[[Fur-Piled]]'' by Leo Magna
* '''''[[Furthia High]]''''' by QuetzaDrake
* ''[[Lackadaisy]]'' by Tracy J. Butler
* ''[[Red Lantern]]'' by Rukis and Alector Fencor

===2012===

* '''winner''': '''''[[Slightly Damned]]''''' by Sarah "Chu" Wilson.

Also nominated were:
* [[TwoKinds]], by Tom Fischbach.
* [[Lackadaisy]], by Tracy Butler.
* [[Furthia High]], by QuetzaDrake.
* [[Dan and Mab's Furry Adventures]], by Amber M. Williams.

=== 2013 ===
; Includes comic books and serialized online stories.
* '''winner''': '''''[[Slightly Damned]]''''', by Sarah “Chu” Wilson (Internet, January 2 to December 21)

Also nominated were:
* ''[[Gunnerkrigg Court]]'', by Tom Siddell (Internet, January 2 to December 31)
* ''My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic'' (comic book, IDW Publishing, #2 (January 2) to #14 (December 18))
* ''[[PREQUEL|Prequel (or Making a Cat Cry, The Adventure)]]'', by Kazerad (Internet, January 9 to December 22)
* ''[[A Redtail’s Dream]]'', by Minna Sundberg (Internet, January 1 to October 23)
* ''[[TwoKinds]]'', by Tom Fischbach (Internet, January 5 to December 23)

=== 2014 ===
* '''winner''': '''''My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic''''', (IDW Publishing, issue 15 to 26)

The runners-up were:
# ''[[TwoKinds]]'', by [[Tom Fischbach]] (Internet, January 8 to December 23)
# ''[[Slightly Damned]]'', by Sarah "[[Chu]]" Wilson (Internet, page 626 to 674)
# ''[[Furthia High]]'', by [[QuetzaDrake]]. (Internet, from page 364 to 381)
# ''[[Endtown]]'', by [[Aaron Neathery]]. (Internet, January 1 to December 31)

=== 2015 ===

* '''Winner:''' ''[[TwoKinds]]'' January 4 to December 23 by [[Tom Fischbach]].
* ''Runners up:''
** ''[[Lackadaisy]]'', "Lackadaisy Congregation" to "Lackadaisy Inspiration", by [[Tracy J. Butler]].
** ''[[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (comic)|My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]]'' Issues 27 to 38 by [[wikipedia:IDW Publishing|IDW Publishing]].
** ''[[The Golden Week]]'' January 2 to December 24 by [[Douglas Kim]].
** ''[[Endtown]]'' January 1 to December 30 by [[Aaron Neathery]].

=== 2016 ===

* '''Winner:''' ''[[TwoKinds]]'', January 4 to December 23, by [[Tom Fischbach]].
* ''Runners up:''
** ''[[Swords and Sausages]]'', January 10 to December 25, by [[Jan]].
** ''[[Lackadaisy]]'', Lackadaisy Sabbatical to Lackadaisy Headlong, by [[Tracy J. Butler]].
** ''[[Endtown]]'', January 1 to December 30, by [[Aaron Neathery]].

=== 2017 ===
* '''Winner:''' ''[[Dreamkeepers]]'', by [[Dreamkeepers (artists)|David & Liz Lillie]] (January 2 [#340] to December 18 [#385])
* ''Runners up'':
** ''[[Lackadaisy]]'', by [[Tracy J. Butler]] (Lackadaisy Gimmickry to Lackadaisy Deliria)
** ''[[TwoKinds]], by [[Tom Fischbach]] (January 5 to December 28)
** ''[[A&H Club]]'', by [[Rick Griffin]] (January 7 to November 25)
** ''[[Endtown]]'' by [[Aaron Neathery]] (January 2 to December 25)

===2018===
* '''Winner''': [[Lackadaisy]], by [[Tracy J. Butler]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
** [[Dreamkeepers]], by [[Dreamkeepers (artists)|David & Liz Lillie]]
** [[Scurry]], by [[Mac Smith]]
** [[DreamKeepers Prelude]], by David & Liz Lillie
** [[Rising Sand]], by [[Ty Dunitz]] and [[Jenn Lee]]

===2019===
* '''Winner''': Beastars, by Itagaki Paru
* ''Runners Up'':
** [[Slightly Damned]], by Chu
** [[Shine]], by [[Babystar]]
** [[Lackadaisy]], by [[Tracy J. Butler]]
** [[The Dreamkeepers]], by [[Dreamkeepers (artists)|David & Liz Lillie]]

===2020===
* '''Winner''': Beastars, by [[W:Paru Itagaki|Paru Itagaki]]
* ''Runners up'':
** [[Shine]], by [[Toddlergirl|Babystar]]
** [[Found]], by [[Toddlergirl]]
** [[A&H Club]], by Rick Griffin
** [[Oren's Forge]], by [[Tegan Gavet]]

===2021===
* '''Winner''': Shine by [[Toddlergirl|BabyStar]]
* ''Runners up'':
** [[Found Retake]], by Toddlergirl
** [[Blades of Furry]], by Deya Muniz and Emily Erdos
** [[24/7]], by [[Hladilnik]]
** [[Isla Aukate]], by [[Foxena]]

===2022===
* '''Winner''': [[The Whiteboard: Sherlock Holmes]], by Doc N.

* Runners-Up (in descending number of votes)

** [[Slightly Damned]], by Chu
** Sonic the Hedgehog, written by Evan Stanley and Ian Flynn, art by Aaron Hammerstrom, Evan Stanley and Adam Bryce Thomas
** Usagi Yojimbo, by Stan Sakai
** Usagi Yojimbo: Lone Goat & Kid, by Stan Sakai

=== 2023 ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Tamberlane]]'', by Caytlin Vilbrandt and Ari Noble.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[TwoKinds]]'', by [[Thomas Fischbach]].
**''[[Slightly Damned]]'', by Chu.
**''[[Silverwing (novel)|Silverwing: The Graphic Novel]]'', written by Kenneth Opel, Illustrated by Christopher Steininge.
**''Would Have Bit You'', by Inanimorphs.

==Records==
===Most wins===
* 3 wins
** ''[[TwoKinds]]''
** ''[[Usagi Yojimbo]]''

* 2 wins
** ''Beastars''
** ''[[Slightly Damned]]''

===Most nominations===
* 9 nominations
** ''[[Lackadaisy]]''
** ''[[TwoKinds]]''

* 6 nominations
** ''[[Slightly Damned]]''
** ''[[Usagi Yojimbo]]''

* 5 nominations
** ''[[Endtown]]''
** ''[[Furthia High]]''

* 3 nominations
** ''[[Dreamkeepers]]''
** ''[[i.s.o.]]''

* 2 nominations
** ''[[Concession]]''
** ''[[Extinctioners]]''
** ''[[Furrlough]]''
** ''[[Gargoyles]]''

==References==
<references />

{{UMAs for Best Graphic story}}
{{Ursa Major Awards}}
[[Category:Ursa major Award winners]]

2023 Ursa Major Awards

2025-01-21T16:51:14Z

RayneVanDunem:

'''The 2023 [[Ursa Major Awards]] winners''' were announced at [[Golden State Fur Con]] on April 7, 2024.<ref>[https://ursamajorawards.org/ Voting results] retrieved 2020/04/08</ref> The category for Best Anthropomorphic Music was removed for the 2023 awards due to "infighting" and a "refusal to allow impartial and unbiased management of the nominations and voting"<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1765306292950950260 "Because the Music category has been irreparably compromised..."]. Posted March 6, 2024. Retrieved April 8, 2024.</ref>

The awards were the first to be presented in person since the [[2018 Ursa Major Awards|2019 iteration]] at [[AnthrOhio 2019]].

==List of Winners, and nominees by category==

See also: [[List of Ursa Major Awards winners#2023]]

===Best Fursuit===

* '''Forlorn Raven''': Maker: [[Lemonbrat]], Owner: [[Forlorn Raven]]
* ''Runners-Up''
* ''Pig in Dress'' - Maker/Owner/Wearer: [[Suolaxierr]]
* ''Vauk'' - Maker: [[Kkes]] and [[Vauk]], Wearer: Vauk
* ''Draco'' - Maker: [[The Beastcub]], Owner: [[Draco Deflagro]]
* ''Sandey'' - Maker: Maker/Owner/Wearer: [[Misplaced_Spigot]]

=== Best Website ===

* '''Winner''': [[FurAffinity]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
**[[e621]]
**[[Wikifur]]
**[[Wolfery]]
**[[Kemono Cafe (web portal)|Kemono Café]]

=== Best Game ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Laika: Aged Through Blood]]''
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Super Mario Bros Wonder''
**''Friends vs Friends''
**''Pseudoregalia''

=== Best Visual Art ===

* '''Winner''': Squiddy, ''The Record Store''
* ''Runners-Up'':
**ARVEN92, ''Our Furry City'' - Anthrocon 2023
**Squiddy, ''Market Haul''
**Glopossum, ''Pines''
**Bubblewolf, ''Winterrock Oasis''

=== Best Magazine ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Dogpatch Press]]'', by [[Patch Packrat]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Flayrah]]'', edited by [[GreenReaper]]
**''[[InFurNation]]'', edited by [[Rod O'Riley]]
**''Dhole Moments'', edited by [[Soatok]]
**''[[Zooscape]]'', edited by [[Mary E. Lowd]]

=== Best Comic Strip ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Foxes in Love]]'', by Toivo Kaartinen.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Carry On]]'', by [[Kathy Garrison Kellogg]].
**''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]].
**''[[Freefall]]'', by [[Mark Stanley]].
**''[[The Whiteboard]]'', by Doc Nickel.

=== Best Graphic Story ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Tamberlane]]'', by Caytlin Vilbrandt and Ari Noble.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[TwoKinds]]'', by [[Thomas Fischbach]].
**''[[Slightly Damned]]'', by Chu.
**''[[Silverwing (novel)|Silverwing: The Graphic Novel]]'', written by Kenneth Opel, Illustrated by Christopher Steininge.
**''Would Have Bit You'', by Inanimorphs.

=== Best Non-Fiction Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''Furscience'', by Dr. Courtney N. Plante.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Furry Planet'', by [[Joe Strike]].
**''On Furries and the Media'', by [[Soatok]].
**''A Guide to Drawing Manga Fantasy Furries: and Other Anthropomorphic Creatures'', by Ryo Sumiyoshi.
**''TFTuesday Podcast - A Measured Response: Saberspark's TF Video Essay'', by Zilepo and K-Libra.

=== Best General Literary Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Gnoll Tales]]'', by [[NightEyes DaySpring]].
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]].
**''[[Zooscape|Zooscape, Volume 1]]'', edited by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Some Words Burn Brightly: An Illuminated Collection of Poetry'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Commander Annie and Others Adventures'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].

=== Best Short Fiction ===

* '''Winner''': ''On the Difference Between AI Cats and Actual Cats: A Love Story'', by [[Daniel Lowd]] and [[Mary E. Lowd]].
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Rhapsody of Stolen Feathers'', by Frank Alvarez.
**''How Pepper Learned Magic'', by [[Renee Carter Hall]].
**''Of Heart and Stone'', by Solomon Harries.
**''Aged Plant Fibers and Ink'', by [[James L. Steele]].

=== Best Novel ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Wolf of Withervale]]'' by Joaquín Baldwin.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**Rafts (ebook), by [[Utunu]].
**''[[Otters In Space|Otters In Space 4: First Moustronaut]]'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Family Matters'', by [[Mitch Marmel]], Walter D. Reimer, and [[E.O. Costello]].
**''You're Cordially Invited to Crossroads Station'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].

=== Best Dramatic Series ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Helluva Boss]]'' (Created by Vivienne "VivziePop" Medrano - Season 2 Episode 3 to Midseason Special)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''The Owl House'' (Created by Dana Terrace; "For the Future" & "Watching and Dreaming")
**''Bluey'' (Created by Joe Brumm - Season 3)
**''Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake'' (Developed by Adam Muto - August 31 to September 28)
**''Sonic Prime'' (Created by Man of Action - Season 2)

=== Best Dramatic Short Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Lackadaisy|Lackadaisy (Pilot)]]'' (Directed by Fable Siegel)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Tamberlane]]'' (Directed by Ashley Nichols and Caytlin Vilbrandt)
**''A Fox in Space - Episode Two: Fixing a Hole'' (Directed by [[Matthew Gafford]])
**''Once Upon a Studio'' (Directed by Dan Abraham and Trent Correy)
**''The Meeps - Love Louder'' (Official music video. Created in partnership with XIX Entertainment and T&B Media Global)

=== Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Nimona]]'' (Directed by Nick Bruno and Troy Quane)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'' (Directed by James Gunn)
**''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem'' (Directed by Jeff Rowe and Kyler Spears)
**''Leo'' (Directed by Robert Marianetti, Robert Smigel and David Wachtenheim)
**''Migration'' (Directed by Benjamin Renner and Guylo Homsy)

==References==
<references/>

{{Ursa Major Awards}}
[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]
[[Category:2024 events]]

2023 Ursa Major Awards

2025-01-21T16:50:07Z

RayneVanDunem:

'''The 2023 [[Ursa Major Awards]] winners''' were announced at [[Golden State Fur Con]] on April 7, 2024.<ref>[https://ursamajorawards.org/ Voting results] retrieved 2020/04/08</ref> The category for Best Anthropomorphic Music was removed for the 2023 awards due to "infighting" and a "refusal to allow impartial and unbiased management of the nominations and voting"<ref>[https://twitter.com/UrsaMajorAwards/status/1765306292950950260 "Because the Music category has been irreparably compromised..."]. Posted March 6, 2024. Retrieved April 8, 2024.</ref>

The awards were the first to be presented in person since the [[2018 Ursa Major Awards|2019 iteration]].

==List of Winners, and nominees by category==

See also: [[List of Ursa Major Awards winners#2023]]

===Best Fursuit===

* '''Forlorn Raven''': Maker: [[Lemonbrat]], Owner: [[Forlorn Raven]]
* ''Runners-Up''
* ''Pig in Dress'' - Maker/Owner/Wearer: [[Suolaxierr]]
* ''Vauk'' - Maker: [[Kkes]] and [[Vauk]], Wearer: Vauk
* ''Draco'' - Maker: [[The Beastcub]], Owner: [[Draco Deflagro]]
* ''Sandey'' - Maker: Maker/Owner/Wearer: [[Misplaced_Spigot]]

=== Best Website ===

* '''Winner''': [[FurAffinity]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
**[[e621]]
**[[Wikifur]]
**[[Wolfery]]
**[[Kemono Cafe (web portal)|Kemono Café]]

=== Best Game ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Laika: Aged Through Blood]]''
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Super Mario Bros Wonder''
**''Friends vs Friends''
**''Pseudoregalia''

=== Best Visual Art ===

* '''Winner''': Squiddy, ''The Record Store''
* ''Runners-Up'':
**ARVEN92, ''Our Furry City'' - Anthrocon 2023
**Squiddy, ''Market Haul''
**Glopossum, ''Pines''
**Bubblewolf, ''Winterrock Oasis''

=== Best Magazine ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Dogpatch Press]]'', by [[Patch Packrat]]
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Flayrah]]'', edited by [[GreenReaper]]
**''[[InFurNation]]'', edited by [[Rod O'Riley]]
**''Dhole Moments'', edited by [[Soatok]]
**''[[Zooscape]]'', edited by [[Mary E. Lowd]]

=== Best Comic Strip ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Foxes in Love]]'', by Toivo Kaartinen.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Carry On]]'', by [[Kathy Garrison Kellogg]].
**''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]].
**''[[Freefall]]'', by [[Mark Stanley]].
**''[[The Whiteboard]]'', by Doc Nickel.

=== Best Graphic Story ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Tamberlane]]'', by Caytlin Vilbrandt and Ari Noble.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[TwoKinds]]'', by [[Thomas Fischbach]].
**''[[Slightly Damned]]'', by Chu.
**''[[Silverwing (novel)|Silverwing: The Graphic Novel]]'', written by Kenneth Opel, Illustrated by Christopher Steininge.
**''Would Have Bit You'', by Inanimorphs.

=== Best Non-Fiction Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''Furscience'', by Dr. Courtney N. Plante.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Furry Planet'', by [[Joe Strike]].
**''On Furries and the Media'', by [[Soatok]].
**''A Guide to Drawing Manga Fantasy Furries: and Other Anthropomorphic Creatures'', by Ryo Sumiyoshi.
**''TFTuesday Podcast - A Measured Response: Saberspark's TF Video Essay'', by Zilepo and K-Libra.

=== Best General Literary Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Gnoll Tales]]'', by [[NightEyes DaySpring]].
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Lauren Ipsum]]'', by [[Charles Brubaker]].
**''[[Zooscape|Zooscape, Volume 1]]'', edited by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Some Words Burn Brightly: An Illuminated Collection of Poetry'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Commander Annie and Others Adventures'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].

=== Best Short Fiction ===

* '''Winner''': ''On the Difference Between AI Cats and Actual Cats: A Love Story'', by [[Daniel Lowd]] and [[Mary E. Lowd]].
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Rhapsody of Stolen Feathers'', by Frank Alvarez.
**''How Pepper Learned Magic'', by [[Renee Carter Hall]].
**''Of Heart and Stone'', by Solomon Harries.
**''Aged Plant Fibers and Ink'', by [[James L. Steele]].

=== Best Novel ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Wolf of Withervale]]'' by Joaquín Baldwin.
* ''Runners-Up'':
**Rafts (ebook), by [[Utunu]].
**''[[Otters In Space|Otters In Space 4: First Moustronaut]]'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].
**''Family Matters'', by [[Mitch Marmel]], Walter D. Reimer, and [[E.O. Costello]].
**''You're Cordially Invited to Crossroads Station'', by [[Mary E. Lowd]].

=== Best Dramatic Series ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Helluva Boss]]'' (Created by Vivienne "VivziePop" Medrano - Season 2 Episode 3 to Midseason Special)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''The Owl House'' (Created by Dana Terrace; "For the Future" & "Watching and Dreaming")
**''Bluey'' (Created by Joe Brumm - Season 3)
**''Adventure Time: Fionna and Cake'' (Developed by Adam Muto - August 31 to September 28)
**''Sonic Prime'' (Created by Man of Action - Season 2)

=== Best Dramatic Short Work ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Lackadaisy|Lackadaisy (Pilot)]]'' (Directed by Fable Siegel)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''[[Tamberlane]]'' (Directed by Ashley Nichols and Caytlin Vilbrandt)
**''A Fox in Space - Episode Two: Fixing a Hole'' (Directed by [[Matthew Gafford]])
**''Once Upon a Studio'' (Directed by Dan Abraham and Trent Correy)
**''The Meeps - Love Louder'' (Official music video. Created in partnership with XIX Entertainment and T&B Media Global)

=== Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture ===

* '''Winner''': ''[[Nimona]]'' (Directed by Nick Bruno and Troy Quane)
* ''Runners-Up'':
**''Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3'' (Directed by James Gunn)
**''Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem'' (Directed by Jeff Rowe and Kyler Spears)
**''Leo'' (Directed by Robert Marianetti, Robert Smigel and David Wachtenheim)
**''Migration'' (Directed by Benjamin Renner and Guylo Homsy)

==References==
<references/>

{{Ursa Major Awards}}
[[Category:Ursa Major Award winners]]
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Golden State Fur Con

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'''Golden State Fur Con''' ('''GSFC''') is an annual three-day [[furry convention]] held in [[W:Southern California|Southern California]], USA, and organized by [[AEIOU]]. The [[mascot]]s of this event were designed by ''[https://instagram.com/fursnickety Fursnickety Costumes]''.

==History==
===Golden State Fur Con 2019===
The event was first held April 19-21, 2019 at the [https://www3.hilton.com/en/hotels/california/hilton-irvine-orange-county-airport-SNAOCHF/index.html Hilton Irvine Orange County Airport Hotel]. There were 1230 attendees (including 232 in the [[fursuit parade]]) and $11,242 donated for the [https://www.siberiancupcakes.com/judith-a-bassett-canid-e-r-c-center Judith A Bassett Canid Education and Conservation Center] ('''JABCECC''').<ref>[https://twitter.com/GSFurCon/status/1120118314443919360 "Thank you everyone for coming to this first year of Golden State Fur Con! There were 1230 in attendance. 232 fursuiters in the fursuit parade. The con raised $11,242 for the Judith A Bassett Canid Education and Conservative Center!"] - Golden State Fur Con, [[Twitter]] (April 21, 2019)</ref>

The theme was "[[W:Roaring Twenties|The Roaring Twenties]]", and the [[guests of honor]] were [[artist]] [[Pulex]],<ref>''[https://gsfurcon.com/attending/guests/guests/pulex.html Pulex]'' - Golden State Fur Con. (January 9, 2019)</ref> [[musician]]s [[Fox Amoore]] and [[Pepper Coyote]],<ref>''[https://gsfurcon.com/attending/guests/guests/foxes-peppers.html Foxes & Peppers]'' - Golden State Fur Con (January 3, 2019)</ref> and [[fursuit maker|fursuit building studio]] [[Mischief Makers]].<ref>''[https://gsfurcon.com/attending/guests/guests/mischief-makers.html Mischief Makers]'' - Golden State Fur Con (January 3, 2019)</ref>

===Golden State Fur Con 2020===
'''Golden State Fur Con 2020''' was to be held April 3-5, but was postponed to August 28-30 due to the [[COVID-19]] pandemic.<ref>''[https://www.flayrah.com/7977/covid-19-pandemic-causes-furry-convention-closures-and-delays-worldwide COVID-19 pandemic causes furry convention closures and delays worldwide]'' - [[Sonious]] and [[GreenReaper]], ''[[Flayrah]]'' (March 17, 2020)</ref>, until it's eventual cancellation on June 11, 2020 due to the difficulty of having a convention at this time.<ref>''[https://gsfurcon.com/announcements/all-posts/Announcements/update.html Golden State Fur Con 2020 - Official Cancellation Notice Announcement on GSFC's site announcing cancellation of the 2020 con] - Golden State Fur Con (June 11, 2020)</ref>. Those who were not able to attend this, or any another Corgi Events con, could obtain a refund.<ref>[https://twitter.com/GSFurCon/status/1239742542603620353/photo/1 Tweet announcing GSFC 2020 postponement and transfer/refund options] - Golden State Fur Con, Twitter (March 16, 2020)</ref>

===Golden State Fur Con 2021===
'''Golden State Fur Con 2021''', slated to be held April 9-11, 2021, did not come to pass, again due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

===Golden State Fur Con 2022===
'''Golden State Fur Con 2022''' was held April 8-10, 2022 at the [https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/laxahhh-hilton-los-angeles-airport/ Hilton Los Angeles Airport], Los Angeles, California. The theme was "Studio 50-Fur." The Guests of Honor were [[Vito Fox]] and Mystic Fox Draws. GSFC 2022 saw 1758 attendees, 273 [[fursuiters]] in the parade, and $15,000 raised for the charity [http://foreverwildsanctuary.org Forever Wild Exotic Animal Sanctuary].<ref>[https://twitter.com/GSFurCon/status/1513755239555362819 GSFC Twitter], posted April 12, 2022.</ref>

===Golden State Fur Con 2023===
'''Golden State Fur Con 2023''' was held April 7-9, 2023 at the [https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/laxahhh-hilton-los-angeles-airport/ Hilton Los Angeles Airport], Los Angeles, California. The Guests of Honor were [[Fursnickety]] and HuskyCo Costumes. There were 1815 attendees (299 of which were in the fursuit parade), and $11,073 was raised for charity.<ref>[https://twitter.com/GSFurCon/status/1646261507422932992 Tweet announcing GSFC 2023 numbers], posted April 12, 2023</ref>

===Golden State Fur Con 2024===
'''Golden State Fur Con 2024''' was held April 5-7, 2024 at the [https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/laxahhh-hilton-los-angeles-airport/ Hilton Los Angeles Airport], Los Angeles, California. The [[2023 Ursa Major Awards]] were held during the event.

==Programming==
The convention offers a [[dealer's den]], autograph sessions, concerts, dances/[[rave]], gaming (arcade, [[roleplay]], tabletop, trading card, video), [[karaoke]], a fursuit parade, [[fursuit dance competition]], [[charity auction]]s, [[panel]]s, and Q&As.

==References==
{{Reflist}}

==External links==
*[https://www.GSFurcon.com/ GSFurcon.com] - Golden State Fur Con's official website
*[https://twitter.com/GSFurCon Golden State Fur Con] on [[Twitter]]

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Transformation

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{{rename|Transformation}}
{{cleanup}}
:''This article concerns shapeshifting (also known as "transformation") as an action or state of being. For the artistic metagenre which involves shapeshifting as a plot device, see [[transformation fiction]].''
'''Shapeshifting''' is, in its most basic meaning, a change from one state to another. A '''shapeshifter''' (also known as '''Shapechanger''' and sometimes abbreviated '''TF''' after "transformation") is a term encompassing any sort of being that can change their physical shape and appearance under its own willpower. In fantasy fandoms, these beings may be known as '''polymorphs''' (i.e. a being or creature with the means to change its biological shape into another, commonly by the use of [[Wikipedia:Magic|magic]]; This process is also commonly known as "morphing.")

==In mythology==
Shapeshifters abound in the lore of most cultures. Contemporary examples include [[werewolf|werewolves]], which are [[wolf|wolves]] that turn into [[human]]s (or vice versa, depending on the specific mythos), and [[Kitsune (mythology)|kitsune]] (and related shapeshifters, such as [[kumiho]]), which are typically depicted as the enlightened semi-spirit forms of [[fox]]es which can turn into people.

Hence, if the term 'furry' is taken in its loosest sense, i.e., something which exhibits a mixture of human and animal traits, then these may be the oldest known examples of [[furries]] in human culture.

== Shapeshifting and furry ==

When used in terms of the [[furry fandom]], it is generally in the context of changing from a [[human]] form into an [[animal]] one. Shapeshifting, or [[transformation]], can have several meanings in the fandom. For [[furry lifestyle]]rs, it can reflect an interest in the fantasy of "being" their animal, and the earnest desire to one day wake up and see their human-ness gone. It can have aspects of sexual fantasy, especially in the case of unwanted involuntary transformations forced by others. It can reflect an active spiritual or [[wikipedia:oneirology|oneirological]] state of human-animal changes, as found in [[therianthropy]]. Or it can refer to biological or cybernetic changes, either in real life or in [[science fiction]], to make a person more animal-like.

Shapeshifting is typically a one-way route in furry fan stories and art; the goal is to become animal, often a [[quadruped]] and in some cases anthro or [[taur]], rather than return to humanity. The main difference is in [[were]] stories where, due to traditional genre conventions, an aspect of returning to being human for at least a short time is often included. Some transformation stories may have people turn fully into [[wikipedia:bestial|bestial]] animals, rather than [[anthropomorphic]] ones, losing all human level or reasoning and intelligence.

[[File:Aggrobadger Gryphon TF.png|thumb|right|A gryphon TF, art by [[Aggro Badger]]]]
=== Fandom applications ===

A great deal of [[fursona]]s in the [[furry fandom]] are shapechangers. Some of them accomplish this task by "magical" means such as a garter belt or a curse, some using technology (i.e., [[nanite]]s or extreme [[genetic engineering]]), and some furs can shapechange "just because."

Transformation art is created by a wide variety of TF fans, both for themselves and as commissioned work for non-artist TF fans. This art can either be single, 'one-shot' images, or sequences depicting a transformation in as few as three or as many as 15-20 images. There are websites available to view transformation artwork, such as [[Transfur]], [[Stonegate Shadowlord|Shadowlord Inc.]] and [[Fur Affinity]]. TF fans communicate through chat, groups, lists and bulletin boards. There are some furry artists that can specialize in transformation artwork, such as [[Hornbuckle (New England)|Hornbuckle]], [[Virmir]], [[Gill Panda]], and [[Jakkal]], while others also included are [[Gryf]] and [[Sabretoothed Ermine]]. There are even some furries that can also do stories that depict transformation. One of the transformation websites, Shadowlord Inc., aside from having transformation artwork, also has clips of transformation-related media, like movies, shows, and video games among others, though it doesn't necessarily have all of them.

Most [[muck]]s also include a [[Morph program|morph program]], which facilitate these changes. The most common program was created by [[Triggur]] for [[FurryMUCK]], although there are others (and indeed, some mucks have multiple morph programs, depending on that user's preferences).{{fact}}

== In works of fiction ==
{{main|Transformation fiction}}

==See also==
*[[Sizeshifting]]
*[[Transformation fiction]]
*[[Therianthropy]]
*[[Wikipedia:Shapeshifting|Shapeshifting]] on Wikipedia

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[[fr:Transformation]]
[[it:Trasformazione]]
[[no:Shapeshifting]]
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Sizeshifting

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{{unreferenced}}
'''Sizeshifting''' (a term created by analogy with [[shapeshifting]]) refers to the changing of size, be it from greater to smaller ('''shrinking''') or smaller to greater ('''growing'''). A '''sizeshifter''' is a term encompassing any sort of being that can change their size at will.

== Sizeshifting and furry ==

When used in the furry fandom, it generally refers to a fursona capable of changing his or her own size. After the change (sometimes called the '''Shift'''{{fact}}), the fursona typically retains his or her proportions, resulting in having simply scaled up or down their image in the world. (Obviously if such a thing were possible in reality, it would violate the [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Square-cube_law square-cube law])

Sizeshifters typically have a default size, representing the one they are most comfortable with.

==See also==
* [[Macro]]
* [[Micro]]
* [[Shapeshifting]]
* [[Transformation fiction]]

[[Category: Furspeech terms]]

Transformation

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{{rename|Transformation}}
{{cleanup}}
:''This article concerns shapeshifting (also known as "transformation") as an action or state of being. For the artistic metagenre which involves shapeshifting as a plot device, see [[transformation fiction]].''
'''Shapeshifting''' is, in its most basic meaning, a change from one state to another. A '''shapeshifter''' (also known as '''Shapechanger''' and sometimes abbreviated '''TF''' after "transformation") is a term encompassing any sort of being that can change their physical shape and appearance under its own willpower. In fantasy fandoms, these beings may be known as '''polymorphs''' (i.e. a being or creature with the means to change its biological shape into another, commonly by the use of [[Wikipedia:Magic|magic]]; This process is also commonly known as "morphing.")

==In mythology==
Shapeshifters abound in the lore of most cultures. Contemporary examples include [[werewolf|werewolves]], which are [[wolf|wolves]] that turn into [[human]]s (or vice versa, depending on the specific mythos), and [[Kitsune (mythology)|kitsune]] (and related shapeshifters, such as [[kumiho]]), which are typically depicted as the enlightened semi-spirit forms of [[fox]]es which can turn into people.

Hence, if the term 'furry' is taken in its loosest sense, i.e., something which exhibits a mixture of human and animal traits, then these may be the oldest known examples of [[furries]] in human culture.

== Shapeshifting and furry ==

When used in terms of the [[furry fandom]], it is generally in the context of changing from a [[human]] form into an [[animal]] one. Shapeshifting, or [[transformation]], can have several meanings in the fandom. For [[furry lifestyle]]rs, it can reflect an interest in the fantasy of "being" their animal, and the earnest desire to one day wake up and see their human-ness gone. It can have aspects of sexual fantasy, especially in the case of unwanted involuntary transformations forced by others. It can reflect an active spiritual or [[wikipedia:oneirology|oneirological]] state of human-animal changes, as found in [[therianthropy]]. Or it can refer to biological or cybernetic changes, either in real life or in [[science fiction]], to make a person more animal-like.

Shapeshifting is typically a one-way route in furry fan stories and art; the goal is to become animal, often a [[quadruped]] and in some cases anthro or [[taur]], rather than return to humanity. The main difference is in [[were]] stories where, due to traditional genre conventions, an aspect of returning to being human for at least a short time is often included. Some transformation stories may have people turn fully into [[wikipedia:bestial|bestial]] animals, rather than [[anthropomorphic]] ones, losing all human level or reasoning and intelligence.

[[File:Aggrobadger Gryphon TF.png|thumb|right|A gryphon TF, art by [[Aggro Badger]]]]
=== Fandom applications ===

A great deal of [[fursona]]s in the [[furry fandom]] are shapechangers. Some of them accomplish this task by "magical" means such as a garter belt or a curse, some using technology (i.e., [[nanite]]s or extreme [[genetic engineering]]), and some furs can shapechange "just because."

Transformation art is created by a wide variety of TF fans, both for themselves and as commissioned work for non-artist TF fans. This art can either be single, 'one-shot' images, or sequences depicting a transformation in as few as three or as many as 15-20 images. There are websites available to view transformation artwork, such as [[Transfur]], [[Stonegate Shadowlord|Shadowlord Inc.]] and [[Fur Affinity]]. TF fans communicate through chat, groups, lists and bulletin boards. There are some furry artists that can specialize in transformation artwork, such as [[Hornbuckle (New England)|Hornbuckle]], [[Virmir]], [[Gill Panda]], and [[Jakkal]], while others also included are [[Gryf]] and [[Sabretoothed Ermine]]. There are even some furries that can also do stories that depict transformation. One of the transformation websites, Shadowlord Inc., aside from having transformation artwork, also has clips of transformation-related media, like movies, shows, and video games among others, though it doesn't necessarily have all of them.

Most [[muck]]s also include a [[Morph program|morph program]], which facilitate these changes. The most common program was created by [[Triggur]] for [[FurryMUCK]], although there are others (and indeed, some mucks have multiple morph programs, depending on that user's preferences).{{fact}}

== In works of fiction ==
{{main|Transformation fiction}}

==See also==
*[[Sizeshifting]]
*[[Transformation fiction]]
*[[Therianthropy]]
*[[Wikipedia:Shapeshifting|Shapeshifting]] on Wikipedia

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[[Category:Terms]]
[[Category:Shapeshifting]]

[[de:Formwandler]]
[[es:Transformación]]
[[fr:Transformation]]
[[it:Trasformazione]]
[[no:Shapeshifting]]
[[ru:Трансформация]]
[[zh:Shapeshifting]]

Sizeshifting

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E621

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