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This is closely related to the [[Intelligent Gerbil]] (science fiction aliens based on animals), [[Petting Zoo People]], and [[Little Bit Beastly]]. There can be overlap between this trope and [[Catgirl]]; however, only examples of '''Catfolk''' that fall under [[Little Bit Beastly]] should also be listed under Catgirl - Catgirl examples should only be listed here if they represent an entire distinct species. |
This is closely related to the [[Intelligent Gerbil]] (science fiction aliens based on animals), [[Petting Zoo People]], and [[Little Bit Beastly]]. There can be overlap between this trope and [[Catgirl]]; however, only examples of '''Catfolk''' that fall under [[Little Bit Beastly]] should also be listed under Catgirl - Catgirl examples should only be listed here if they represent an entire distinct species. |
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Feline [[Therianthropes]] and humans that shapeshift into cats are [[Werecats]]. Humans that are dressed as cats have on a [[Cat Eared Headband]]. Cartoon [[Funny Animal]]s and [[Talking Animal]]s are not this trope, as they are intended to depict [[Real Life]] animals, however anthropomorphic they may be. |
Feline [[Therianthropes]] and humans that shapeshift into cats are [[Were Cats|Werecats]]. Humans that are dressed as cats have on a [[Cat Eared Headband]]. Cartoon [[Funny Animal]]s and [[Talking Animal]]s are not this trope, as they are intended to depict [[Real Life]] animals, however anthropomorphic they may be. |
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Not to be confused with the movie ''[[Cat People (film)|Cat People]]'' or the ''[[Cat Person]]'' series of Internet shorts. |
Not to be confused with the movie ''[[Cat People (film)|Cat People]]'' or the ''[[Cat Person]]'' series of Internet shorts. |
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