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Ash, on the left, is a 22-year-old human, and Ban, on the right, is a 19-year-old cat upright (upright is this world's term for furries/anthros, shorthand for "upright animals").

Both are from the nation of Denali, same as Andim, and are both biplane pilots in their country’s only air squadron alongside him.

Ash is an encouraging and protective person, always wanting to make sure those around him don't feel inadequate or as if they've failed. He is the only family his remaining little brother Moon has left, and while away in the aeroplane squadron, he treats Ban like a little brother as well, much to Ban’s annoyance. He (partly) first became a pilot because his little brother Moon thought it would be the coolest thing.

Artwork by my Belarusian friend birb-o-fluff Dreamwar is a story of characters in time of tense change and eventual war, refusing to idly witness the cruelty of the world around them. Taking place in a different world from our own, one where both humans and anthro animals, called "uprights", exist. Set in a timeframe technologically equivalent to the early 1920s, and with a global war looming on the immediate horizon.

Mepria is a 21-year-old female cat upright from the nation of Ingastalli (a rough fictional equivalent of Italy) , a “humans first” nation. 

A quieter, more stoic girl, the threshold for her to smile is set high, though it grows more easier after leaving her prior environment and as the series goes on. Naturally gifted at stonewalling any effort to get her to concede.

Up until episode 1, she had lived with her parents in the Upright segregated housing district of the port city Pecha. She grew up without electricity, as it had not entirely become common in Ingastalli yet to begin with, and even if it had been, most Uprights could not afford it.

Speaks Ingastalliano (Italian), can speak Wallaesh (English) pretty well, and can understand a fair bit of Fleuragnais (French).

Before immigrating in episode 1, she had taken over as the primary income earner for herself and her parents after her dad was barred from working as punishment for defending himself. 

She immigrates to Denali after her parents plead with her to upon seeing the opportunity, and she very reluctantly leaves them behind when they choose not to come along.

Feels great internalized uncertainty and distress over wanting to be back where everything is familiar and everyone speaks her own language, but just as much wanting to remain in Denali where she is completely free. Struggles constantly with yearning for a place where her language is spoken and where uprights are also free and equal, but knowing that no such place at the time exists. She becomes driven by the desire for no one else to ever again be forced to feel like she has, or into a similar situation, leading to her joining the war.

Artwork by my Belarusian friend birb-o-fluff

Dreamwar is a story of characters in time of tense change and eventual war, refusing to idly witness the cruelty of the world around them. Taking place in a different world from our own, one where both humans and anthro animals, called "uprights", exist. Set in a timeframe technologically equivalent to the early 1920s, and with a global war looming on the immediate horizon. Elemme is a female fox upright from Fleuragne (fictional France)

26 at the start of the series, she is married to Andim. She was and still is the primary initiative taker between the two of them, frequently convincing him to go to things he otherwise wouldn’t.

Sociable but not overly extroverted, she enjoys chatting with others and going to smaller social events, but she doesn’t feel the intense need to like a traditional extrovert would. Her demeanor is generally bright and often playful

Becomes close friends with Mepria after the latter’s arrival in episode 2, bonding over both missing home and being culturally and linguistically displaced, even though Elemme chose to do so willingly.

Worked  as a translator at various embassies in Fleuragne, where she and Andim met when he was diplomatically visiting. Now she works as part-time translator for Fleuragne’s small embassy in Denali when needed, while also beginning to work as a fill-in teacher for school children. She can speak Fleuragnais (French), Wallaesh (English), and Krentsch (German).

Shares her husband’s moral alignment and strength of conviction about ending all preferentialism, oppression and lingering colonialism, regardless of whether it’s humans or uprights committing it.  Though she is not as socially abrasive about it. 

Loves the snow and cold of Denali, though she admits she does wish it had more fleursoir or “french things” available, and insists the french bread in Denali’s shops is not up to the true standard of home. 

Artwork done by my Belarusian friend birb-o-fluff.

Andim, the focal character of my would-be 2D animated series "Dreamwar" Dreamwar is a story of characters in time of tense change and eventual war, refusing to idly witness the cruelty of the world around them. Taking place in a different world from our own, one where both humans and anthro animals, called "uprights", exist. Set in a timeframe technologically equivalent to the early 1920s, and with a global war looming on the immediate horizon.

Andim is a young man from the nation of Denali, 26 at the beginning of the show, and would be 28 or 29 by the finale.

He is the son of his nation’s governor, and has had a mostly materially privileged life because of such, as well as even having an unofficial position of government and diplomatic authority from both nepotism and the fact their country has a small population.

Introverted but not shy. 

He is perpetually ill / nauseous to varying degrees as a result of incurable illness, and visibly appears so, along with appearing tired from lack any proper sleep due to a mix of his illness and more so his stress over upcoming events. 

Married to Elemme, a female fox Upright from Fleuragne (fictional France)

As he’s become an adult, he’s grown zealous about bringing an end to oppression of Uprights (anthros/furries) by humans in nations where it occurs, and vice-versa, that of humans by Uprights in the rarer case of nations where such occurs. Just as much so wants to see the end of occupations and colonies that lingering empires are still clinging onto.

Resigned to existing in the shadow of his father’s permanent disapproval, which he interprets from their consistent conflict, usually a result of Andim failing or refusing to act or see as pragmatically as his dad would desire.

Andim is torn inside and pre-emptively self-condemning, knowing a global war is inevitable but finding himself in some part actually wanting there to be one instead of not, because of his dreams it could result in liberation for at least some regions, or even imperial collapses. While he dreams as much, he knows that dream is delusional, or at least he’s been led to believe so. From left to right, top to bottom: Andim gripping the railing of the bridge wing of the N.S. Ursa, Andim combating nausea while training to be a biplane pilot in secret, and Andim seeing his wife Elemme again after being away for a few weeks. --------------- World Info

Art done for me by AAR0NJAY Full info: Szolnok ( "soul" "nok" ) , or often just Sol. He's an android designed as an anthro wolf. He's the secondary character, effectively the deutoragonist in my original story "What Remains" , which begins in 2059 and carries on through parts in 2060 & 2061. It's IRL-based, so not an anthro/furry world, but a few furries exist now in the form of some androids. Plenty of people would want one, but very, very few people can afford one (or afford a "normal" android for that matter).

Info on Sol : made by the Polish robotics-turned-android-developer company HussarAnd.

Cost $5 million

Scandium-added Aluminum (AlSc alloy) bones. Human muscle myo-fibers replicated with intricately woven-bundled VICC strands (voltage-induced-conformational-change) , or "electroflex" polymers. 2 graphene plate-and-bore batteries in place of lungs. DsDi ("Disdee") distilled dionized water coolant/space-filler. Quad-pack photonic processors. Blue, blinking "charging" status lights in his ears.

He's "locked" , or in more words, he's not connected to the internet, nor can he link to any devices. "Locking" is an optional feature, some customers choose it, some don't. It essentially inhibits an android to pull from anything other than their own experiences (and the knowledge + behavioral operation coding they're pre-loaded with) , having to see, read, do, or be told things, and then interflex those with whatever else it already has. It's essentially the closest to the "human experience" we can bring them. Although it's really for us to experience Them "experiencing" it, as most them aren't. As only Sol is canonically sentient, although other "mistakes" like him might be made in the future.