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{{Header|Wolf-Mage 09/21}} '''Wolf Mage''' (also known as '''White Mage''', real name '''Ronald Traver''') is

...ich [[spankee]]s, and also often [[spanker]]s, are [[furry]] or [[kemono]] characters (fictional [[anthropomorphic animal]]s based on a mammal). Sometimes the characters are drawn [[fur]]less on their behinds, which makes their bottoms more [[sp

{{Header|Kira Wolf Cub 03/22}}{{DEFAULTSORT:Wolf Cub. Kira}} ...Nightly Lessons' with Peeker, which is a vampire-based story with original characters.

...or regular [[paddle]] is used for harsher punishment. The other recurring characters include Kyle, Tabi, Lexi, Tobi, Sarah, Ava, and Ricky. In some works, Caiden Smith and other characters have a human instead of a furry form. Caiden is then shown as a [[toddler]]

...ike ''kemono'' characters who appear primarily animal-like, ''kemonomimi'' characters typically appear human except for added animal-like qualities, such as an a * Ookamimimi/Ookamijin (wolf-person)

...rom RPers and costumers for commissioned renditions of their RP or costume characters. ...by the customers so as to give as much narrative-independent life to such characters as possible.

...form of role-playing game where the participants physically portray their characters. The players pursue goals within a fictional setting represented by real-wo ...what can be done with various objects that exist in the setting, and what characters can do during the downtime between LARP events. Because referees are often

* [http://www.fuzzwolf.com/ap-trevorspank.jpg| Sinclair the wolf spanks Trevor the fox]

...than the generality of erotica, in fact better than most books period. The characters well developed and interesting, although not always likable. The author let "She is always a cool presenter, funny, but very informative," says Lolita Wolf from Lolita's Predictions & Predilections.

...rs would have around 212 issues of their main character, known as the Lone Wolf. ...ntom became known as the Phanton Detective, perhaps to distinguish the two characters.

...e specifically used to refer to the "attractive young damsels-in-distress" characters that have appeared in a number of films in the horror genre. Lloyd Kaufman, ...tie Morassi as prime examples of modern scream queens for their roles in ''Wolf Creek'' (2005). 2006 saw Kate Beckinsale earn the award for "Best Scream Qu

...2006. It is not the first Radiohead song related to The Stepford Wives. "A Wolf At The Door", the final track on the band's sixth album "Hail to the Thief" The Stepford Cuckoos, characters in the X-Men comics, were based partly on the Stepford Wives.

...in-prison films employ the same stock characters and formulaic situations. Characters that are fellow inmates may include a sarcastic prostitute, a manipulative In the silent era, only a few films featured women as leading characters in crime dramas. A silent film star who perfected such roles was [[Priscill

The Bradbury also featured in the 1994 film ''Wolf'' (starring Jack Nicholson), the Charles Bronson movie ''[[Tv M|Murphy's La ...fices in the real Bradbury Building) both published comics series based on characters that work from the historic landmark. The building serves as the headquarte

...such as dice and playing cards also inspired nose art, along with cartoon characters and references to mortality such as the Grim Reaper. Cartoons and pinups we ...painted with a shark's mouth, and some Bf-110s were decorated with furious wolf's heads or shark mouths on engine covers. Another example was Erich Hartman

...[Lord Byron]]'s books (termed the "Byronic hero"), as well as such diverse characters as Billy Budd, Count Dracula, Tadzio in ''Death in Venice'', Georges Querel ...asises strongly on this is [[Desperate Housewives]], where the main female characters use questionable means to get what they want.

The most common examples are probably canids (eg Puppy, dog, wolf), felines (eg cat, kitten, lion) or equines (eg pony, horse). Any animal ca ...uch as DC Comics's Wildcat, Catwoman and Vixen, Marvel Comics's Tigra, Man-Wolf and Black Cat, or even Nastassja Kinski's Irena Gallier in the 1982 remake

Most women-in-prison films employ the same stock characters and formulaic situations which have since become cinematic cliches. Such s ...amp'', ''SS Camp 5: Women’s Hell'', ''Gestapo's Last Orgy'', ''Helga, She Wolf of Spilberg'', ''SS Hell Camp'', ''Fraulein Devil'', ''Women in Cell Block

:Daun appeared in only two more movies, both featuring the characters Jiggs and Maggie (played by Joe Yule, [[Mickey Rooney]]’s pop, and Britis ...dom in 1945. The others are Kerry Vaughn of Houston; Karen Randall of Lone Wolf, Oklahoma; <u>Daun Kennedy</u> of Seattle; Kathleen O'Malley of Hollywood;

Colonna played a range of nitwitted characters, the best-remembered of which was a moronic professor, of which Nachman wro ...nglass, and he made a brief appearance with Hope in the "Wife, Husband and Wolf" sketch in ''Star Spangled Rhythm''. In 1956 he performed the featured song