#fergzilla

Thanks for the clarification, ferg. This will help later when I get a similar submission, being the American counterpart. As for Master Sha-Fu, himself, I would say that he definitely is furrybait. The bar is pretty low on furbait characters and I think this one clears it. It’s great to see all the different animal designs on the sentai series and admire them individually. Just take a look at Master Sha-Fu

Forgive the Doctor Who reference in it, but it’s a nice checklist of whether or not a character is furrybait.

I’ll take your word for it that hypnosis is common on snake scalies past Ka from the Jungle Book. In that regard, yes, these are furrybait designs. They land in the kink zone of furrybait. Outside of that, I’m not much of an expert on scaliebait so I’ll just say sure they are and accept any counter to this post.

I don’t want to seem rude but I don’t understand half of those words, there, Ferg. However, I’m happy that you are happy with this design. Yeah, this character is furrybait. You gave the reason fair enough -- this is essentially a fursuit. It’s a nice design with a good balance of human and furry traits, making this definitively furrybait.

So uh. I don’t know, exactly. I want to say that yes, these are indeed furbait characters, but the issue I have is that they are a little too cute in their anthropomorphic animal forms if that makes sense. It’s too childish for my taste to say that they are furrybait outright. That doesn’t take away from them being furrybait, though. They are furrybait simply because they draw in an audience who likes anthropomorphic animals and people who like suit fighters. So they are furrybait, but teetering on the edge a little.

(A lot of nicknames here (perhaps an Indonesian equivalent of “Alan Smithee”?? I don’t know), and also a lot of Arab-ish real names. No word on those so far, thpugh despite being provided in the American Netflix stream version, so far American Netflix subscribers don’t have access to the Indonesian dub. Perhaps Indonesian/Malaysian/East Asian Netflix subscribers do have access to the Indonesian dub, and this is just a catch-all or something)

(These voice actors might be more prolific than the English ones. Searches show that these actors come from Mexico, meaning that the Spanish dub American Netflix provides was made specifically for the Mexican market (Spain makes their own separate dubs for their market, no word on a separate Spain-specific Miniforce dub though). I’m not Mexican, so I’m not sure how famous the actors are in their home country, but at least there’s more info on them on the net)