2015 Ursa Major Awards
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The 2015 Ursa Major Awards were presented during a May 20, 2016 ceremony at that year's What the Fur.[1] There were 1,157 voters,[2] an approximately 41% decrease from the 2014 awards.[3]
Contents
- 1 List of winners and nominees by category
- 1.1 Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture
- 1.2 Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work or Series
- 1.3 Best Anthropomorphic Novel
- 1.4 Best Anthropomorphic Short Fiction
- 1.5 Best Anthropomorphic Other Literary Work
- 1.6 Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story
- 1.7 Best Anthropomorphic Comic Strip
- 1.8 Best Anthropomorphic Magazine
- 1.9 Best Anthropomorphic Published Illustration
- 1.10 Best Anthropomorphic Game
- 1.11 Best Anthropomorphic Website
- 2 References
- 3 External links
List of winners and nominees by category[edit]
- See also: List of Ursa Major Awards winners#2015
Best Anthropomorphic Motion Picture[edit]
- Winner: Inside Out, directed by Pete Doctor and Ronaldo Del Carmen.
- Runners up:
- Shaun the Sheep Movie, directed by Mark Burton and Richard Starzak.
- The Good Dinosaur, directed by Peter Sohn.
- The Peanuts Movie, directed by Steve Martino
- The Lion Guard: Return of the Roar, directed by Howy Parkins.
Best Anthropomorphic Dramatic Short Work or Series[edit]
- Winner: My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Season 5, directed by James Thiessen, Jim Miller, and Denny Lu.
- Runners up:
- We Bare Bears Season 1, directed by Manny Hernandez.
- Danger Mouse, Season 1 episodes 1-16, directed by Robert Cullen.
- Tiger's Eye episodes 1-25, directed by Alexander Shaw.
- Littlest Pet Shop, Season 3 episodes 17 through Season 4 episode 9, directed by Joel Dickie and Steven Garcia.
- Harvey Beaks Season 1 episodes March 29 to November 15, directed by C. H. Greenblatt.
Best Anthropomorphic Novel[edit]
- Winner: Tiger's Eye by Alexander Shaw.
- Runners up:
Best Anthropomorphic Short Fiction[edit]
- Winner: The Analogue Cat by Alice "Huskyteer" Dryden.
- Runners up:
- Lunar Cavity by Mary E. Lowd.
- Thebe and the Angry Red Eye by David Hopkins.
- Pocosin by Ursula Vernon.
- Tow by Watts Martin.
Best Anthropomorphic Other Literary Work[edit]
- Winner: Furries Among Us: Essays on Furries by the Most Prominent Members of the Fandom, edited by Thurston Howl.
- Runners up:
- The Furry Future, edited by Fred Patten.
- Inhuman Acts: A Collection of Noir, edited by Ocean Tigrox.
- ROAR Volume 6, edited by Mary E. Lowd.
- The Necromouser and Other Magical Cats by Mary E. Lowd.
Best Anthropomorphic Graphic Story[edit]
- 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 Issues 27 to 38 by IDW Publishing.
- The Golden Week January 2 to December 24 by Douglas Kim.
- Endtown January 1 to December 30 by Aaron Neathery.
Best Anthropomorphic Comic Strip[edit]
- Winner: Housepets! January 2 to December 30 by Rick Griffin.
- Runners up:
- Savestate January 7 to December 30 by Tim Weeks.
- Carry On January 2 to December 30 by K. Garrison.
- Doc Rat January 1 to December 31 by Jenner.
- Peter and Company pages 223 to 243 by Jonathan Ponikvar.
Best Anthropomorphic Magazine[edit]
- Winner: Heat Volume #12, produced by Black Teagan and Dark End.
- Runners up:
- Dogpatch Press January 5 to December 24 by Patch Packrat.
- Flayrah January 2 to December 31, edited by crossaffliction and GreenReaper.
- InFurNation January 31 to December 31.
- Fangs and Fonts podcasts #37 to #56.
Best Anthropomorphic Published Illustration[edit]
- Winner: Kenket, cover of Eurofurence 21 program book.
- Runners up:
- Rukis, cover of Lost on Dark Trails.
- Teagan Gavet, cover of ROAR Volume 6.
- Antonio Torresan, cover of Tiger's Eye.
Best Anthropomorphic Game[edit]
- Winner: Undertale by Toby Fox.
- Runners up:
- Ori and the Blind Forest by Moon Studios.
- Armello by League of Geeks.
- Five Nights at Freddy's 3 by Scott Cawthon.
- Yo-Kai Watch by Level-5.
Best Anthropomorphic Website[edit]
- Winner: Fur Affinity.
- Runners up:
References[edit]
- ↑ "Award Winners 2015" Retrieved April 23, 2017.
- ↑ "Voting Results 2015" - Retrieved April 23, 2017.
- ↑ ursamajorawards.org/UMA2014_Voting_Results.pdf, archived 2015 July 31. Retrieved April 23, 2017.
External links[edit]
Flayrah has related stories:
- "Award Winners 2015" at the Ursa Major Awards website
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