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In this situation, creating a webcomic is the best way tell the story you wish to tell. It's more eye catching than prose, it's just a few stationary frames and some words at a time unlike animation, and you don't have to worry about the limitations of make-up as you would with a camera and some actors. That, and the fact that it's a comic on the ''web'' means you can upload it more easily than getting it published and it'll reach a wider audience.

* ''Webcomic/TwoKinds'': An InterspeciesRomance story set in a fantasy world that's strangely reminiscent of TabletopGame/BattleTech without the HumongousMecha. The story focuses on a party of adventurers that's trying to make it to a safe zone to live out the rest of their lives in a continent that's quickly falling apart into chaos, thanks in part to a trio of sapient magical masks deciding to play a game of VideoGame/{{Civilization}} with the the three races. The comic starts off rocky but manages to find its place and excel around chapter 7, introducing a surprising amount of political intrigue and character complexity along the way.

* ''Webcomic/{{OutOfPlacers}}'': Maybe not traditional anthropomorphic animals, but there are at least three developed races that could have evolved on an Earth where evolution diverged a few million centuries ago. One, the most well depicted, is even furry (mammalian), albeit egg laying.

* ''Webcomic/CigarroAndCerveja'': The tales of a chain-smoking hare named Cigarro and her friend Cerveja, a beer-drinking Canada Goose.

* ''Tiger Knight Comics'' ([[http://www.tigerknight.com/ hosted here]]): Three connected humorous series by the same author:
** ''College Catastrophe'': A slice of college life. Inspired by ''The Class Menagerie'', but with less plot and no angst at all. Ended.
** ''Webcomic/NineToNine'': Its direct sequel. A year after graduation the eight friends are brought to the same city by their jobs.
** ''Webcomic/SwordsAndSausages'': A Heroic Fantasy being filmed by two of ''Nine to Nine'' characters.

* ''Webcomic/{{Anjing}}'': Anjing follows the journey of a dog named Naila, but it also treads upon the stories of other dogs who inhabit the lands and their paths in a world malleable to the whims of words. There will be tall tales of places that shouldn’t exist, creatures from the furthest dreams, and artefacts bound by no laws. [[https://anjingcomic.com/about/ Link]]

* ''Webcomic/LancerTheKnightsOfFenris''

* ''Webcomic/SabrinaOnline'': The long-running furry slice-of-life tales of a quiet skunk web designer. Unable to find another job after she was replaced at work by a clip-art library, she finds work as webmaster for a porn studio, run by the flirtatious Zig Zag. However, the tone is gently restrained, with an uncomfortable heroine only now growing used to this bizarre job, while her friends (including her living ''Franchise/{{Transformers}}'' toys!) around her have their own antics. The main storyline ended in September 2016. As of mid-2018, the follow-up strips appear on Patreon more or less weekly and are reposted on the old site monthly in batches of 3-4 -- roughly at the same rate as the original strip.

* ''Webcomic/YouSayItFirst'': It describes itself as "a slice-of-life comedy with dramatic elements. It's a love story about what happens after you get the girl. It's a business adventure/romance webcomic." All of those things are true at various times in the strip's run. It's the sequel to ''UnlikeMinerva'', by the same couple who make ''Webcomic/NamirDeiter''. Ended.

* ''Webcomic/{{Zodiac|2011}}'': Zodiac follows a twelve-man band of superheroes from the team's formation.

* ''Webcomic/{{Zodiac}}'': Zodiac follows a twelve-man band of superheroes from the team's formation.

* ''Webcomic/TheShrineOfLostDreams'': A traditional Japanese-themed fantasy webcomic that takes place in a UsefulNotes/{{Shinto}} shrine only accessed in dreams of those who have felt great sorrow, worry, or solitude. [[UsefulNotes/HMTheQueen Queen Elizabeth II]], who is an anthropomorphic {{Kitsune}}, is sent to the shrine after she lost her husband Prince Philip, and encounter a group of four-legged kitsune known as the yumegitsune. They reveal to her that she is chosen to become the shrine's new priestess.