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In some works where some animals or types of animals take the place of people and others are considered normal animals, there are both normal forms and human surrogate forms of one or more animal species.
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May result in [[Furry Confusion]].
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== [[Comic Books]] ==
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== Film ==
* Disney's ''[[Robin Hood (Disney)|Robin Hood]]'' plays it straight with most of the characters except Sir Hiss. Then again, when you have a character with no limbs, you can't ignore the fact that he's a snake. It also managed to avoid having regular animals coexist with the anthropomorphic animals, particularly at the end of the film, where they actually [[The Un
** Sir Hiss is still differentiated from a non-anthro animal. Anthropomorphic snakes are frequently depicted as slithering on their bottom half, while their head and some of their neck is constantly elevated. It's the closest to walking on two legs you can really pull off with a snake, so almost any anthropomorphized snake will move this way, while real snakes usually keep their head low to the ground while moving and put it up only briefly to analyze the surroundings or make a threat gesture.
* ''[[Chicken Little (Disney)|Chicken Little]]'' (Disney)
* ''[[Kung Fu Panda (Animation)|Kung Fu Panda]]''
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** The film somewhat averts this as other than some comic relief, it is a very dramatic film.
* Rare non-animal example: ''[[Cars (Animation)|Cars]]'', where all of the inhabitants are talking vehicles.
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