Vital question from my party currently playing IGF: is Cpl. Loki Valentinian a furry?
He absolutely could be. In many timelines, he is.
His fursona is a fox. Mostly for thematic (Trickster) reasons, but also for exactly the reasons you might think.

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Vital question from my party currently playing IGF: is Cpl. Loki Valentinian a furry?
He absolutely could be. In many timelines, he is.
His fursona is a fox. Mostly for thematic (Trickster) reasons, but also for exactly the reasons you might think.
In relation to the previous post about Disney trying to trademark Norse mythology:
In my Lancer campaign, In Golden Flame, it is canonical that Odin Valentinian named his son Loki after "Loki, the most rebellious son of Odin" because, due to the pre-Fall preservation of human culture in the Massif Vaults, the MCU remains the most culturally-significant retelling of Norse mythology, and thus has poisoned future civilizations' knowledge of it.
Odin thinks he's being really smart harkening back to a 16,000-year-old religion, but he's actually committing an unenforceable copyright violation.
So after that ask, I decided to make some Pride Month memes for In Golden Flame. The character art is by @punkr0xy
Switch: I've run the numbers, and this situation is definitely epiphenomenalistic.
Loki: Stop using that word like you know what it means.
Switch: Do you know what it means?
Loki: No, but at least I'm honest about it.
Switch: Well, if you don't know what it means, you can't prove it's not epiphenomenalistic.
(art by @punkr0xy)