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These are the famed fursuits of Tabbe le Fauve and Fatima from Vicky Wyman's Xanadu series created and performed in by Bruce and Nora Mai way back at Archon 18 in 1994. The Mais were (are?) professional costumers and it shows.
It must have been amazing to see the actual performance.
Fatima and Tabbe © Vicky Wyman, the costumes and presumably the photo © the Mais. Here's hoping this doesn't cause any trouble but I wanted to show people these amazing costumes
It must have been amazing to see the actual performance.
Fatima and Tabbe © Vicky Wyman, the costumes and presumably the photo © the Mais. Here's hoping this doesn't cause any trouble but I wanted to show people these amazing costumes
Category Photography / Fursuit
Species Red Fox
Size 1570 x 2347px
File Size 635.1 kB
Listed in Folders
I don't know if its just me but Tabbe Le Fauve has some similarities to Sly Cooper.
Both are grey furred, gentleman thieves inspired by Lupin the 3rd.
Both have two teammates consisting of a herbivore mammal (Jonathan the Mule and Murray the Hippo) and a reptile (Kinnomon the Dragon and Bentley the Turtle).
Both have a vixen love interest with a bit of a short temper (Fatima and Carmelita).
And both have an arch-nemesis who is a corrupt officer of the law (Reginald Plume and Constable Neyla) who merge with the bodies and spirit of an evil, higher being (Typhon and Clockwerk).
Both are grey furred, gentleman thieves inspired by Lupin the 3rd.
Both have two teammates consisting of a herbivore mammal (Jonathan the Mule and Murray the Hippo) and a reptile (Kinnomon the Dragon and Bentley the Turtle).
Both have a vixen love interest with a bit of a short temper (Fatima and Carmelita).
And both have an arch-nemesis who is a corrupt officer of the law (Reginald Plume and Constable Neyla) who merge with the bodies and spirit of an evil, higher being (Typhon and Clockwerk).
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