History ComicBook / AlbedoErmaFelnaEDF

* SpellMyNameWithAnS: A non-translation version of this trope: Gallacci is notorious for having a somewhat bad spelling, not only in his writing, but also regarding many of the most alien-sounding names used and he can't ever decide which is the correct spelling of many names. WordOfGod admits that spelling has always been his weak point.

* CloningBlues - [[spoiler: Teka Ardehad is a clone of Erma, when the Ardehad family wasn't able to have an biological heir.]]
** [[spoiler: Erma herself had many cloned sons and daughters, after losing contact with her biological family.]]

* The First tabletop RPG game based in the comic, simply named ''TabletopGame/AlbedoTheRolePlayingGame''. It was originally published in 1988 by Gallacci's Thoughts & Images' self-publishing brand, with Paul Kidd (Scriptwriter of ''VideoGame/{{Nightshade}}'' and ''VideoGame/{{Shadowrun}}'' lead designer for the SNES) writing the script. The game has two different story modules:

''Albedo: Erma Felna EDF'' (or also ''Erma Felna, EDF'', for short) is an American FurryComic created by Creator/SteveGallacci, who ran it in from 1983[[note]]Technically, the first sketches were written in 1979 in the ''Huzzah!'' fanzine and the real first issue was published in 1984.[[/note]] to 2005 in his ''Albedo Anthropomorphics'' furry comic anthology, published in many different companies.

* CuteLittleFangs: Despite the [[FurryComic premise of the comic]], this is surprisingly downplayed here: While technically everyone has fangs (or in the case of Rodents like Toki, and the Lepines, really big teeth), those rarely appear in the comic itself, with the sole exceptions of the aforementioned species. Erma herself has them, but hers are ''very small'', and they only appear in few scenes and in official pin-ups. Onni Hitzok is the ''only'' character outside Erma, Toki and the Lepines whose fangs continously appear in the comic, especially when he's angry.

* ''Felna Family Portraits'': A second portfolio of ten pages, with key characters from the Felna family. Unlike the previous portfolio, this is more a "family photo album", including "photos" of the Felna since their younger days to Erma's older ones, and features all the members of the Felna family, excluding Chunti.

* ''Felna Family Portrait'': A second portfolio of ten pages, with key characters from the Felna family. Unlike the previous portfolio, this is more a "family photo album", including "photos" of the Felna since their younger days to Erma's older ones, and features all the members of the Felna family, excluding Chunti.

* ''Females of Albedo'': An [[{{Hentai}} erotic portfolio of ten pages]] featuring many of the named females (excluding, oddly enough, Dr. Kalahahaii and a few others) of the ''Albedo'' universe doing artistic nudism. While the whole point of this fanbook is basically for [[FanService tiltilation]], it also includes some extra info not published anywhere, including the full names of many characters and even the time period when ''Birthright'' takes place. In-universe, those images are technically leaked "photos" from all those girls published by some pervert somewhere in the distant future. This is the most rarest and the ''most expensive'' spin-off ever published by Gallacci, since he only sold this spin-off in conventions and it can cost about '''$270 dollars''' in auction sites. A second portfolio was produced, more of a "family photo album" of ten pages of key characters.

* CoolStarship: Averted. Most of the spaceships are cylindric-shaped due to the need to create artificial gravity for the ship. Curiously enough, they resemble quite a bit like the ''Anime/QueenEmeraldas'', minus the galleon-esque gondola and being more plain-looking.

* BreastExpansion: A very egregious example of this happens in the ''Females of Albedo'' fanbook: Basically all the females included there, even the ones whose bust size in the comics was stated as normal-sized, are depicted there to almost ridiculous levels definitely not out-of-place in a fanservice-oriented series like ''Anime/QueensBlade'' or ''VideoGame/SenranKagura''. Even Erma, who is depicted in-universe as being somewhat flat-chested, is depicted there to having a really considerable bossom.

* BreastExpansion: A very egregious example of this happens in the ''Females of Albedo'' fanbook: Basically all the females included there, even the ones whose bust size in the comics was stated as normal-sized, are depicted there to almost GagBoobs levels definitely not out-of-place in a fanservice-oriented series like ''Anime/QueensBlade'' or ''VideoGame/SenranKagura''. Even Erma, who is depicted in-universe as being somewhat flat-chested, is depicted there to having a really considerable bossom.

* ''ComicBook/SecretWarriors'': Daisy's team disperses this way in issue 13.

Not to be confused with the main, deranged, villain from the ''VideoGame/{{Xenosaga}}'' series, [[WesternAnimation/Ben10AlienForce another younger villain with the same name]], a [[LightNovel/{{Overlord}} virtual demoness]], the Music/{{Vangelis}}'s album of the same name, a brand of toy trucks or a first-person shooter, or [[VideoGame/GenshinImpact one of the members of the Knights of Favonius]]. Also, do not confuse this EDF (Extraplanetary Defense Force) with the ''Earth'' Defense Force from ''Anime/SpaceBattleshipYamato'', the ''other'' [[VideoGame/EarthDefenseForce2017 Earth Defense Force]], orthe Jaleco's ShootEmUp of the same name and acronym.

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* FurryDenial: A bizarre version of this trope happens ''out-universe'', as WordOfGod says the entire anthropomorphic cast only ''look'' like animals but they're neither uplifted animals nor chimeras. [[spoiler:In this case this is justified because they were created by the human race [[LegoGenetics from scratch using a human core with animal features along the way]]]]. In other words, they are basically [[ArtificialHuman artificial humans]] all but in name. On the other hand, this trope is ''not always applied'' in-universe. (see below)