It describes itself as search to prove this one furry is nasty. A sexual deviant. When in reality even after watching 1 episode, it’s totally set up. They are actually interviewing the one they are investigating. Also to be honest if anyone else was doing this they could be sued over personal attacks.

Which is another reason I will not mention anyone by name.

The investigation itself is a train wreck. In these days where someone could copy your online self, with a simple press on the keyboard. It is impossible to prove someone is personality without an FBI level of investigation. Which they aren’t going to get.

Then there are the detectives themselves. At least 3 of the 4 have had issues with both the law, and I am talking about police and lawyers. As well as problems with other furries in general. I am not saying who, but I know one of them are banned from a few fur cons.

Then there is that supposed numbers view count Dogpatch Press gets. I fully admit it’s rare when I get more than 100 views at one time. But according to this one site Dogpatch Press rarely sees over 700 at any one time. Not the 1000s they the opening claims.

The investigation is sloppy, strictly made for TV. Guilty or not picking the only furry I know of who gets more than 1 million views. Is strictly promoting themselves.

Besides all you need to do is check YouTube to know their so called investigation went no where.

No One was mentioned by name in the article.

Normally I would wait a few days and post who gets what and for how much. It’s those last 2 words “How Much” has caused me to to create this post. As in prices went up. Okay this is normal as costs go up. But this year… even the Basic admission to the anime cons that are held in the same location has gone UP. Like $50 to $70

MFF is no exception

General admission $80 to $100

Sponsor $190 to $225

Shiny Sponsor, this one will hit you in the wallet

$325 to $550

No joke a friend and I was planning Shiny Sponsor this year, but not now.

More details on Wednesday

Meanwhile https://www.furfest.org/attend/register

What furry animated films might be coming out since our last list? As usual it’s difficult to predict, since a lot of films show up with unpredictable marketing, or might never reach completion, or might be a Warner Bros tax write-off.

Let’s start with a little non-furry news! Ne Zha 2 (China, 2025) now holds the record for being the highest-grossing animated film ever, having earned over 2.2 billion. KPop Demon Hunters (Sony, 2025) on Netflix got over 33 million views in two weeks, and is still going strong.

The news site Cartoon Brew has a new owner and chief editor, who hopefully will be less snooty and not accidentally create Brony fandom. Director Brad Bird is now over at SkyDance and might finally get to make Ray Gunn, a project he’s wanted to do for 30 years.

Laika is releasing very little information about Wildwood. DreamWorks’ The Bad Guys 2 is just around the corner, and Zootopia 2 (Disney, 2025) is aiming at a Late November release for U.S. Thanksgiving and any cinema foolish enough to be in range of Midwest FurFest.

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