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Stepover Toehold Facelock

Nyarai talks to Cookie as she puts Muko in a Stepover Toehold Facelock.

The Stepover Toehold Facelock is a submission hold in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user traps the opponent's legs from behind and then use a clutch move on their neck. It was first used by Nyarai against Muko at the Masato Match.

## Description

The Stepover Toehold Facelock is a technique that's used when an opponent is lying on their back. The user approaches their opponent from from the side to get access to their legs. The user will grab one of the opponent's legs, capturing it by placing the opponent's ankle between their thighs. The user will lay on top of their opponent's back to prevent them from escaping. The user will then lock their arms around their opponent's head and pull, stretching the enemy's back, neck, and knee.

## Trivia

* Besides kicking, Nyarai specializes in this technique and its variants, making fast transitions to torture Muko with them.
* The Stepover Toehold Facelock, commonly abbreviated STF, is one of the most painful submission holds, which befits Nyarai's sadism and desire to make her opponents suffer.
Clawhold

Kalita shuts Muko up with a Clawhold.

The clawhold is a grappling technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user grabs their opponent by the face. It was first used by Kalita when fighting Muko at Cafe Carrots.

## Description

The clawhold consists of thrusting the user's hand, palm outstretched, into the opponent's face. The user will squeeze the opponent's face with their fingers to secure the hold.

## Trivia

* This technique is also known as the iron claw, and it is used by large wrestlers to force their opponents to give up by squeezing the opponent's skull with their fingers.
Clothesline

Muko hitting Adelgund with a clothesline.

Clothesline is a basic technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user runs to the opponent with their arm outstretched, hitting them in the neck.

## Description

The user runs towards the opponent with their arm outstretched. They hit their opponent in the neck to knock them down. Muko first used this technique against Adelgund, who dodged the attack and pretended to be hurt by it.

## Trivia

* The clothesline is the second furry fighting technique Muko learned from Cookie and used at the Masato Match.
Tail Whip

Sephario sends Kalita flying with a tail whip

A tail whip is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user employs their large tail to strike their opponents. It was first used by Sephario against Kalita at the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

A tail whip is an exclusive technique for fighters with long and thick tails. The user will swing their tail at their opponent to strike them. The impact of the strike varies depending on the user though. Sephario, due to her large size, was able to send Kalita flying when she used her tail whip attack on the vixen.

## Trivia

* This is the first attack that sent flying a Combagal out of the ring.
Tendonchi

Tendonchi during the morning.

Tendonchi is a recurring location in Furry Fight Chronicles as a place where most events in the comic take place. It is one of the seven districts of Botaun.

## Description

Tendonchi is a red light district. The main features of Tendonchi are gastronomy, arcades, and pink businesses. These three aspects attract customers and tourists to this district. It's filled with pink businesses, a soapland, and clubs of hosts and hostesses. It also provides entertainment through casinos and arcades. Tendonchi also has many restaurants as well. It's current Tendonchi Champions are Skully and Bolouma.

## Sites

Tendonchi is the most visited district of Botaun in the comic. It's filled with locations and tourist attractions that are regularly visited.

### Munes Arena

An arena where furry fighting occurs. It is the number one tourist attraction in Tendonchi.

### Royal Roll

A casino that plays many games. Muko, Kalita, and Cookie visit it with the intention of winning enough money to pay off Cookie's debt.

### Club Diamond

A hostess club. Nyarai lied to Cookie about working there.

### Club Nighthawk

A hostess job managed by Shun Gonfano. Its hostesses are the Cyclone Crushers.

### Ruby Tower

The tallest building of Tendonchi. It has at least 101 floors.

### Monyan

A popular soapland in Tendonchi. It is the home of Cookie L'Asagne since the events of Trilamity Day.

### Bulwan Park

A park that is popular with the homeless citizens of Tendonchi.

## Trivia

* With the number of places that the characters visit, Tendonchi appears to be the main setting of many chapters in the comic.
Wall Jump

Muko does a wall jump to dodge Kalita's bat swing and set up her dropkick.

A wall jump is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user jumps to a wall and then kicks off that wall to propel themselves to another direction. Muko first used it against Kalita during their rematch at Monyan.

## Description

The user must have walls available to use this technique, preferably in closed spaces as this increases the chances of successfully performing the technique. The technique requires the user to jump to a wall, making sure that their feet touch the vertical surface. The user must then kick off the wall to pull off another jump before gravity pulls them down.

## Trivia

* Muko's usage of this technique shows off her rabbit agility again as she dodges Kalita's baseball bat while also nailing her with a dropkick afterwards.
Wrist Lock Throw

Kalita uses a wrist lock throw on Muko after dodging her punch.

The wrist lock throw is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user grabs the opponent by the wrist and then throws them over their shoulder. It was first used by Kalita against Muko at the start of their fight at Cafe Carrots.

## Description

The wrist lock throw requires the user to put the opponent in a wrist lock by grabbing the opponent's arm at the wrist section. Once the user has a secure wrist lock on the opponent, they will manipulate the opponent's body to allow the user to throw the opponent over their head.

## Trivia

* Kalita lands her first blow on Muko with this technique.
Wedgie

A wedgie is a technique meant for humiliation that appears in the first chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles when Roora pulls the back of the leotard of Fenny to hurt and humiliate her.

## Description

A wedgie typically consists of the user grabbing the victim's underpants and pulling them upwards to cause pain. In furry fighting, this move is designed to humiliate the victim for fanservice. Wedgies can vary depending on the used clothes. Roora pulled the back of Fenny's leotard to give her a wedgie, even pulling and twisting her tail as well.

## Trivia

* This move is mostly designed to bully a victim rather than fighting.
Warm Up

A warm up is a series of exercises in Furry Fight Chronicles to train athletes before performing. It is the first lesson Cookie teaches Muko when they begin her Combagal training.

## Description

A warm up is a series of light exercises to stimulate the muscles before a physical activity. It can be done in numerous ways, such as jumping in one place, or jogging at low speed before moving to a higher velocity. A warm-up can come in drills to limber up the body before a harder phase of the training.

## Trivia

* Daikarin's version of a warm up has her students do dancing drills like the Carioca or the Shuffle.
Squats

Ida talks with a younger Freydar while the latter does squats.

Squats are a training exercise in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user has their legs spread and lower their body to train their lower body. Muko practices this exercise when she begins her Combagal training.

## Description

A squat is made with both feet shoulder width apart. The user will then bend their knees as if they were sitting and then unfold them to stand up. This training is designed to strengthen the lower body.

## Trivia

* After learning squats, Muko breaks her pants while training with them in the following chapter, much to her embarrassment.
Slide

Peki slides between Adelgund's legs to escape her.

Slide is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user uses momentum to move their bodies across the mat. It was first used by Peki against Adelgund at the Masato Match.

## Description

The secret of the slide is momentum. The user needs to run and then dive into the mat. The user will use one part of their body to glide across the mat upon landing by employing their momentum while diving.

## Trivia

* Peki using the slide is a reference to penguins sliding on their bellies in their habitats to move faster across the snow.
Side Kick

Nyarai strikes Kalita with a side kick to the body

A side kick is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user kicks the body of their opponent. With their foot turned horizontally. It was first used by Nyarai against Kalita at the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

A side kick is a powerful kick in many martial arts due to the generation of power from the hips, back, and core.

To perform a side kick, the user stands on one leg for pivoting. The pivot foot will spin to turn the body sideways. At the same time, the kicking foot will rise, chamber, and then be released as the foot strikes the target horizontally.

A side kick can be performed in many angles, making it versatile. Likewise, because the body is turned sideways when kicking, it is a very difficult kick to counter.

## Trivia

* The side kick is a popular kick in Taekwondo, which fits with Nyarai's kick fighting style.
Shifters

Shifters are a group of minor characters in Furry Fight Chronicles that appear in Chapter 7. They believe that the world is shifting and constantly try to talk to them through signs and shouting.

## Description

Shifters are a group of people who believe that the world is shifting. To communicate their message, they use signs and megaphone shouts to announce and warn people about the world shifting. People in the comic think that they are insane, causing them to be ignored.

Their symbol is a circle with an eye on the center. The eye has three eyelashes on the top and bottom. A teardrop falls at the center of the circle. The circle has three elliptical lines that end in hands. The symbol is present in all of the signs the Shifters use. Besides the signs, the Shifters have an eye motif on their headbands and their aprons.

## Trivia

* Shifters are widely unpopular with Tendonchi, as a mother told her kid to ignore them.
Sonachi

Sonachi is an unseen location in Furry Fight Chronicles that is mentioned in a magazine featuring the Doable Dolls. It is one of the seven districts of Botaun.

## Description

Sonachi is the district of theater, meaning that its main attraction focuses on high-class forms of entertainment. It is one of the most popular districts of Botaun, as it has a rivalry with Tendonchi. Sadly, it's popularity is diminishing over the years.

## Trivia

* Sonachi is alluded at the beginning of Chapter 32 in a magazine of the Doable Dolls.
Terrifying Tigress Twins

The Terrifying Tigress Twins are a pair of minor characters in Furry Fight Chronicles that appear in the second chapter. They're a pair of tiger Combagals who are also twins.

## Background

The Terrifying Tigress Twins made their debut as a tag team at some point in the past. They became champions of a district thanks to their fighting styles complementing each other.

## Personality

Based on their name, the Terrifying Tigress Twins are very fierce when fighting. They're also very close to each other to become district champions.

## Appearance

They are a pair of slender yet muscular tigresses. They wear a leotard that leaves their arms and legs bare. They also wear their championship belts around their waist.

## Abilities

### Furry Fighting Abilities

The Terrifying Tigress Twins are champions of an unknown district thanks to their abilities in tag team fighting.

## History

### Act 1

#### Part 1

##### Tag Teams

The Terrifying Tigress Twins make their first appearance when Cookie is explaining the purpose of a tag team to Muko. When Cookie explains how a tag team has the partners complement their strengths, Muko mentions the Terrifying Tigress Twins.

## Fighting Style

Nothing is known about their fighting style, but they appear to specialize in tag team techniques.

## Furry Fighting Career

The Terrifying Tigress Twins debuted together as a tag team of Combagals. At some point, they became champions of a district.

## Trivia

* The Terrifying Tigress Twins are the first tag team to appear in the comic.
* They are the first set of twin characters in the comic.
* Their appearance resembles Tigress from Kung Fu Panda.
Spotter

Mr. Dings working on a Spotter article.

The Spotter is a news tabloid in Furry Fight Chronicles that publishes sensationalist news, most recently controversial articles about Muko and Kalita to sabotage Cookie's return to furry fighting. It is managed by Mr. Dings and assisted by Miho Barkowitz.

## Description

The Spotter is located in a small building in Tendonchi. It's mostly managed by Mr. Dings, who travels around Tendonchi to gather information and then writes news about it. Under orders of Shun Gonfano, its most recent Spotter articles focus on the Combagals managed by Cookie L'Asagne. After the arrival of Miho Barkowitz, the Spotter started doing video interviews rather than written articles.

## History

The Spotter makes its first appearance when Mr. Dings publishes an article about Muko's fight with Kalita destroying Cafe Carrots. He was one of the few witnesses who saw the fight, and he took advantage of it to take pictures of Muko in her defeated state. He titled the article "Cafe Carrots Chaos" as Muko and Kalita's fight trashed the place. He described in detail how Muko is an amateur with no fighting skill and how her perverted antics led to Cafe Carrots being destroyed.

After the Masato Match, the Spotter hired Miho Barkowitz to uncover Muko's past in an attempt to discredit her. She interviewed the maids of Cafe Carrots, who recalled how Muko spied on them. She interviewed Roora, who confirmed that Muko spied on her showering a while ago. She also went to Muko's high school to find out why she was expelled. Upon realizing that Muko had an affair with Matroshka, Miho interviewed her, with Matroshka claiming that Muko tricked her into thinking she was a lesbian.

With the footage Miho got, Mr. Dings created another article, this time with the intent of painting Muko as a sex offender. Thanks to the Spotter article, Muko became more hated than ever. When Kalita joined Muko and Cookie, Miho returned to Cafe Carrots, interviewing Manugo and Mel, who confirmed that she extorted money from Cafe Carrots and destroyed the place. Miho also interviewed the homeless people who were attacked by the Roda Kira Gang, with one of them clarifying that Kalita defended them from the bikers. Mr. Dings edited the footage to portray Kalita as a criminal, removing the only scene that portrayed her in a sympathetic light. As a result, it became impossible for Muko and Kalita to be Face Combagals, forcing them to turn Heel instead.

## Trivia

* The Spotter article indirectly caused Muko and Kalita to become a Heel team, as it's articles destroyed their reputation as Face Combagals.
* It's tag line is that the truth never lies, but Mr. Dings points out that it's not a lie if you don't tell the whole truth, referencing the articles using partial truths that are interpreted negatively by the readers.
Shun Gonfano/Personality

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**Personality**
Abilities
History
Relationships

## Personality

As a sumiguza, Shun Gonfano is a relentless and remorseless criminal who also shows a friendly disposition. A man who doesn't let opportunities slide and is very thorough when completing his objectives, Shun doesn't hesitate to bribe, cheat, manipulate, and sabotage his enemies. This is mostly seen with his smear campaign for Cookie, making her look like a cheater at the Masato Match despite Shun sending Nyarai, one of his Combagals, to act as a mole. He was also not above bribing a referee so that he could allow Nyarai to brutalize Muko despite Nyarai's victory being assured.

Shun likes to put a friendlier disposition when working as a manager. He greets his clients warmly, provides good customer service, and even gives friendly warnings. If pushed despite his courtesy, Shun is willing to let his Combagals assault their clients as penance for defying him.

Shun seems to have a casual relationship with his subordinates. He has a friendship with Nyarai, who looks up to him for helping her achieve her dream of ending Wild discrimination. He treats Miho Barkowitz kindly and pays her as a reward for her role in destroying Team Executor. He also has the loyalty of Mr. Dings for helping him out of the slums so that he could be a reporter.

As a hardened criminal, Shun shows nerves of steel in the face of adversity. He has confronted Freydar twice without fear despite her violent tantrums, giving her a steely glare in return.
The World Is Your Ring

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 4: The World Is Your Ring** is the fourth chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Summary

The vixen demands to know who is in charge of Cafe Carrots. She notices Manugo and sends her subordinates to approach him. One of them is a hyena with a baseball bat and the other is an anteater using a hairdryer as a flail. The vixen tells Manugo that Tendonchi is a dangerous place filled with Wilds and Kalandesians. In exchange for a weekly fee, the Roda Kira Gang will offer its protection.

Banske, the anteater, flicks his tongue at Tunky, scaring her. The vixen grabs him by the tongue, yanking it hard as punishment for harassing the maid, causing Banske to complain and refer to her as Kalita. Geffan, the hyena, is tasked with destroying the cash register with his baseball bat. Cookie hugs the cash register before Geffan can destroy it, protecting it with her body. Cookie is desperate because the money was supposed to be hers since Muko nearly won the bet. Geffan just laughs at her for being a dwarf, annoying Cookie.

Muko arrives and heroically asks the Roda Kira Gang to leave, much to Cookie's worries. Muko ignores her as she focuses her attention on Kalita, ranking her 10 out of 10 by her standards. Muko attempts to use her customer service against Kalita, tripping on purpose to grab Kalita's breasts. Kalita angrily gives Muko an uppercut that sends her flying and crashing into a table. Kalita then goes after the money, easily dispatching Cookie and taking the earnings.

Surprisingly enough, Muko stands up and challenges Kalita to a fight, declaring that Kalita will stay away from Cafe Carrots if she wins. Muko asks for the maids to give her their underwear as payment while Kalita stops Geffan from fighting Muko. She decides to face Muko in a fight to punish her for disrespecting the Roda Kira Gang. Ignoring the danger, Muko cheers for her upcoming fight with Kalita.

## Continuity

* The sumiguza are mentioned by the first time in the comic. Fittingly enough, Shun Gonfano turns out to be a sumiguza in Chapter 6.
* Cookie points out that biker gangs don't do shakedown. As revealed later in Part 3, Gantus forced the Roda Kira Gang to do shakedowns after becoming a leader.

## Trivia

* Muko uses a ranking of attractiveness for the first time in the comic. Kalita is the first and so far the only character to get 10 points out of 10.
Superman Punch

Peki climbs Adelgund's body to hit her with a Superman Punch in the face.

The Superman Punch is an aerial technique in Furry Fight Chronicles that consists of leaping towards the opponent, kicking the legs back in the air to punch them with a forward arm. It was first used by Peki at the Masato Match.

## Description

The superman punch consists of the user running forward towards their opponent and then leaping at them. While in midair, the user will kick their legs back to propel themselves and then throw a punch to the opponent's face.

## Trivia

* Peki using this technique is ironic since she's a penguin unable to fly and yet she uses a move associated with Superman and his flight ability.
* This move is used on many martial arts, like Lethwei, Muay Thai, and pro-wrestling.
Uppercut

Peki gives Adelgund an uppercut.

An uppercut is a punching technique in Furry Fight Chronicles that consists of the user giving an upward punch to the opponent's face. It was used by Peki against Adelgund at the Masato Match.

## Description

The uppercut is a punch with destructive power. The user stands in front of the opponent, leaning forward. The user will then chamber their punching arm and will swing it in an upward arc towards the opponent's face. This technique can be done standing to get leverage or while jumping to add more momentum.

## Trivia

* The uppercut is the most powerful of the basic punches in boxing.
Ganjia

Ganjia is an unseen location in Furry Fight Chronicles that is not mentioned in the comics but referenced in additional material. It is one of the seven districts of Botaun.

## Description

Ganjia, also known as Wharf District, is one of the biggest districts of Botaun, and formerly the biggest. It specializes in maritime trade. After the events of Trilamity Day, the district is suffering economically due to an embargo preventing trade with Kalandesia.

## Sites

### Foniwo Bay

Foniwo Bay is a location in Concatta where ships are settled and sailed for trade.

## Trivia

* Though Ganjia is never seen or mentioned in the main comic, it is implied that the beach covers featuring the characters were located in the district.
Splash

Muko talking with Matroshka about Trilamity Day.

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 52: Splash** is the fifty-second chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Summary

**Spoiler warning**: **Plot or ending details follow.**

The chapter starts with a flashback of August 1995. Muko is still grieving over what happened on Trilamity Day. Matroshka offers comfort while she discusses what happened, mainly that something weird happened inside Prism Tower, which led to a Kalandesian Dragon burning down the Science District.

Muko laments that she doesn't know how to move on from what happened. Matroshka suggests to forget old memories by replacing them with new ones. She offers to give Muko a hug. As a vulnerable Muko hugs her, Matroshka asks if Muko wants a kiss.

Muko snaps out of her trance, realizing that she's feeling wobbly due to the stress of remembering her mother's death. Cookie is surprised at Muko feeling wobbly despite not being aroused. As Sephario surrounds her, Muko blames her for her mother's death, trying to punch Sephario.

Sephario's fist makes Muko's melting arm explode. Cookie desperately tells Muko to stay solid while Muko is shocked that she's melting despite having conquered her weakness. With Sephario surrounding her, Muko melts faster, realizing that she was wrong about her weakness all along.

Kalita wakes up and rushes at Muko. As she approaches the ring, Sephario's tail destroys Muko's liquified legs, much to Cookie and Kalita's horror. As Muko is lying down on the mat, Sephario points out that Muko lost the will to fight, instructing her to surrender. Muko gives a desperate smile, telling Sephario that she won't give up. Feeling resigned, Sephario prepares a punch. As Kalita enters the ring, Muko desperately thinks that everything will be fine.

The chapter ends with a gruesome image of Sephario's fist punching through Muko's melting face.

## Continuity

* Muko's relationship with Matroshka is further evidenced on this chapter.

## Trivia

* The final image of Matroshka punching Muko is one of the most violent ones on the comic since it looks like Sephario is killing Muko by punching through her face.
Suplex

Kalita slams Nyarai with a Suplex.

The suplex is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user grabs the opponent from behind, lifts them, and then slams them down by bending their body backwards. It was first used by Kalita against Nyarai at the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

The user must get behind the opponent to restrain them with their arms. The user will then lift the opponent while they perform a bridge motion to slam them head first into the mat.

## Trivia

* Though Kalita used the move in canon, Muko used the move before her in an official art where she gave a suplex to Bombastasia.
Skinners

The Skinners are a Heel tag team of Combagals mentioned by Cookie in Chapter 16 of Furry Fight Chronicles that were supposed to face Adelgund after the Masato Match.

## Background

*The Leurd-speciecists take pride in being considered too evil for even Malum Magnus. They view Leurdeans as a superior race and like to take the fur of their beaten opponents.*

Not much is known about the Skinners due to them only being mentioned by Cookie.

## Personality

Being an evil tag team, it is implied that the Skinners are as violent and rebellious as most Heels. That being said, they are more reasonable than they appear, as they are willing to engage in a kayfabe match with Adelgund to help Peki make a Face Turn by rescuing Adelgund from them.

## Abilities

### Furry Fighting Abilities

They appear to be good enough fighters to fight Adelgund two on one.

## History

### Act 1

#### Part 2

##### Redeeming Peki

Cookie mentions the Skinners when discussing the storyline of Team Executor. After Team Deliverance defeats Team Executor, they will take Peki Polight as their new member by forcing Adelgund to release her. Cookie will then convince the Skinners to fight Adelgund two on one. They will nearly defeat Adelgund until Peki does a surprise rescue, allowing her to make a Face Turn. Ultimately, the plan never got to happen due to Nyarai betraying Team Deliverance and Peki pulling a Face Turn at the cost of Adelgund breaking her limbs.

## Trivia

* The Skinners are one of the few Heels who are willing to do kayfabe.
The End

Kalita protects Fidah despite her belief that she doesn't deserved to be loved.

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 38: The End** is the thirty-eight chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Summary

**Spoiler warning**: **Plot or ending details follow.**

The chapter starts with Kalita smacking away the taiyaki that Shun is offering to Fidah, angrily scolding the lamb filly for taking presents from strangers. The scolding makes Fidah cry because she thinks that Kalita doesn't love her. An embarrassed Kalita tells Fidah that she still loves her, making the lamb tearfully cry. As they embrace, Kalita pictures herself as a knight who doesn't believe herself to be worthy of love.

Kalita demands to know why Shun visited Yoko Orphanage. The sumiguza kindly tells her that he only went to bring ice cream to the orphans. Shun attempts to present himself, but Kalita interrupts him by stating that she knows that he's the manager of the Tendonchi Champions, promising to beat them and take their place. Shun reminds Kalita that she needs to defeat Freydar's team if she wants to face against the Tendonchi Champions. Shun recognizes that, excluding Muko, Kalita has a chance of defeating the Tendonchi Champions by herself. As such, Shun asks Kalita to lose the fight against Freydar's Combagals.

Kalita refuses to lose, but Shun offers compensation. He states that he will pay Kalita 500,000 Moni to prevent the orphanage from shutting down and pay for her lawyers. Shun presses forward by reminding Kalita that she will be arrested because of her delicts as a biker of the Roda Kira Gang once she turns eighteen. He then asks if she's going to abandon the orphans by going to prison at the moment they needed her the most.

An enraged Kalita kicks Shun in the face and then attempts to punch him. However, Shun blocks her punch and throws Kalita away from him. Kalita flips in midair to land safely on the ground and then kicks Shun again, who blocks her attack with both arms. Shun defuses the situation by telling Kalita that he's trying to prevent the gates of hell from opening. He reminds Kalita that his offer still stands. As he leaves, he warns Kalita that her victory will result in the end of the world.

## Continuity

* Shun brings up the fact that Kalita will be put in prison once she turns eighteen because of the crimes she committed while serving the Roda Kira Gang.
* As hinted in previous chapters, the Yoko Orphanage is in danger of closing due to being unable to pay their debts.

## Trivia

* Shun tries to get in the good graces of Fidah and the Yoko Orphanage kids by bringing them taiyaki.
The Great Daikarin

Chapter 32 cover shows Snuggly and Sleepy featuring in Idol! Extravaganza.

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 32: The Great Daikarin** is the thirty-second chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Summary

The chapter starts with Cookie narrating the events of a flashback. Back in 1996, Snuggly and Sleepy achieved popularity as the Doable Dolls. They were popular idols and powerful Combagals. The reason of their success was their trainer, Paipu Katto, a male puma who taught them how to dance and how to fight. He had a hard training regimen that drove the Doable Dolls to tears every day. However, his training was successful as it caused the Doable Dolls to become the best idols of 1996 and the Ankyono Champions in the span of a year.

One day, the Doable Dolls entered the Epic Pop Dance Off to become the best idols of all time. Ten minutes before their show, Sleepy called Snuggly, revealing that she had diarrhea from overeating chocolate before the match. Borsha, the manager of the Doable Dolls, panics before losing the competition is the end of their careers. Snuggly decides to sing and dance by herself, which makes Paipu Katto proud. As Snuggly goes towards the stage, Paipu sees Sleepy's dress and has an idea.

Snuggly starts singing and dancing on stage, but the audience complains about her doing a solo act and not having Sleepy singing alongside her. Paipu Katto arrives, wearing Sleepy's dress, as he decides to be Snuggly's partner, much to her discomfort. After finishing the song, the duo is given a score of zero as the audience was disgusted at seeing a muscular crossdressing man singing. At the backstage, Snuggly has a breakdown as she insults the crowd and swears at Paipu for humiliating her by singing with her while crossdressed. Paipu snatches and crushes Snuggly's microphone, revealing that it was on. This destroys Snuggly's popularity as the audience was angry at Snuggly's words.

With her reputation ruined, Snuggly quit the Doable Dolls and started a solo career as the most indecent idol ever, starting with her Bone Appetit song. Borsha fired Paipu Katto for causing Snuggly's departure. However, Paipu cried tears of joy as he realized he loved singing on stage. Back in the present, Cookie is with Muko and Kalita at a bare in the Sanpyon District. She ends the chapter by introducing Daikarin, who is Paipu after transitioning into a woman, to Muko and Kalita, telling them that she will become their new trainer.

## Continuity

* Snuggly's breakup from the Doable Dolls that was mentioned in Chapter 11 appears in this chapter.
* Daikarin is finally introduced after being hinted on Chapter 26 and mentioned in Chapter 29.

## Trivia

* Daikarin is the first transsexual character in the comic.
Triangle Lancer

Nyarai uses a Triangle Lancer to torture Muko while Cookie tries to reason with her.

## Users

### Users

Nyarai

The Triangle Lancer is a submission hold in Furry Fight Chronicles that acts as a strangle hold variation of the Stepover Toehold Facelock. This move was used by Nyarai against Muko at the Masato Match.

## Description

The Triangle Lancer is a variation of the Stepover Toehold Facelock designed to strangle the opponent by putting them in an Armbar with a neck submission. For this variation, the user needs to perform a reverse crucifix armbar supplanted with a neck submission.

The technique starts with the opponent on the mat and the user approaching them from the exposed side. The user will grab the opponent's nearest arm and pulling to their side before stepping over the opponent's leg with the same leg. The leg will be used by the user as leverage as they push the opponent's head downward and drop to the side. This will cause the opponent to support their weight on their neck as they are being choked by the user's leg. The user will use their free leg to finish the reverse crucifix armbar by hyperextending the elbow as they squeeze the opponent's neck with their leg.

## Trivia

* This move is known as strangle hold alpha, and it is one of three strangle hold variations of the Stepover Toehold Facelock.
* The Triangle Lancer is a popular finishing move in female wrestling.
Super Sonic Strip

Muko undresses Nyarai with a Super Sonic Strip, removing her mummy bandages

Super Sonic Strip is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles that was improvised by Muko against her match with Nyarai at the Cookie Crumble Match. She used Nyarai's bandages of her mummy costume to spin Nyarai in the air and undress her mummy costume.

## Description

The Super Sonic Strip requires the user to face a rival covered in bandages to use it. Since Nyarai was dressed as a mummy, Muko pulled her bandages at full strength. The pull made Nyarai fly in the air as she was spun in high velocity, losing her mummy costume in the process.

## Trivia

* Muko originally intended to leave Nyarai naked, being disappointed that she was wearing a bikini beneath the bandages.
* Stonk refers to Muko's technique as a grave desecration as a pun, earning him a smack to the head from the annoyed Golgadoo.
Toco Niku

Front entrance of Toko Niku

Toco Niku is a barbecue restaurant in Furry Fight Chronicles located at Tendonchi. It specializes in meat dishes that are grilled. Kalita accepts Cookie's offer to become a Combagal and tag with Muko in this place.

## Description

The Toco Niku is a barbecue restaurant that serves grilled meat dishes. It's apparently very popular, as Cookie wanted to have Muko eat there as a reward for completing her second day of training. The restaurant has velvet chairs and apparently allows concerts, as there is a picture of a band on the wall close to where Muko, Cookie, and Kalita are eating.

## Trivia

* The Toco Niku is based on Yakiniku restaurants.
Sofia Hoppola

Sofia Hoppola is a minor character in Furry Fight Chronicles. She is only addressed in a flashback sequence where she directed the Dozan movie.

## Background

Sofia became a director at some point on her life. Her directing skills made her the ideal choice to direct Dozan in 1995.

## Personality

Sofia Hoppola is not seen, but she seems to be a professional when directing a movie.

## Appearance

It is unknown how Sofia looks since she doesn't appear in the movie.

## Abilities

### Directing

Sofia Hoppola is a skilled movie director. This is seen when she was chosen to direct Dozan, a movie that featured Donkizari and Sephario.

## History

Sofia is alluded when Sephario remembers her time working at Dozan.

## Trivia

* Sofia's existence is alluded when a film reel is snapped at the end of a scene. Her name is in a clapperboard.
Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show

Ida Huggler showing a video of the Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show.

The Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show is a show hosted by the Tendonchi Masters to show footage of the previous Tendonchi Challenges. It is the main event in Chapter 31 of Furry Fight Chronicles where Muko, Cookie, Kalita, and Ida Huggler watch a video of the show.

## Description

The Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show is designed by the Tendonchi Masters to give viewers footage of the previous Tendonchi Challenges in case they didn't see them or if they want to see them again. The Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show is also an introduction to new fans about the Tendonchi Challenges as the footage gives them an idea of the theme of each challenge.

## Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show Of 1996

At the Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show of 1996, the Tendonchi Masters introduce themselves to the crowd and explain the concept of the Tendonchi Challenges. Golgadoo shows an image of his challenge, as Combagals cooked for her tag team partners and the partners were going to eat as much as they could. Stonk's challenge had the surviving Combagals play a crane game to collect paintball ammunition for a match. Additionally, the losers of the previous challenge were cast as zombies to eliminate more players. Brida's challenge had the last Combagals put on their swimsuits and climb an oil volcano where they will have a queen of the hill battle to remain at the top for minutes. The personality clash between the Tendonchi Masters causes the crowd to laugh at them.

Freydar breaks into the show, surprising the Tendonchi Masters and impressing the crowd. She challenges Cookie to a duel, asking to fight Muko and Kalita by herself. If she wins, the three will leave Botaun. If she loses, they can skip the Tendonchi Challenges to fight against Skully and Bolouma. Golgadoo protests to Freydar trying to subvert the Tendonchi Challenges, but she throws him away. Shun Gonfano arrives and convinces Freydar to change the terms of the bet. Freydar compromises by promising to train two Combagals who will fight in her place one month from then. She then declares her intention to win, ending the show.

## Trivia

* The Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show of 1996 marks Freydar's return to furry fighting in two years.
Spiking

Nyarai uses Spiking to finish her match with Muko.

Spiking is an illegal move in Furry Fight Chronicles that consists of lifting the opponent's head and then slamming it down into the mat. It was used by Nyarai to defeat Muko at the Masato Match.

## Description

Spiking is the illegal version of a facebuster move. Whereas a facebuster consists of the user throwing their opponents head first into the mat, spiking consists of the user grabbing the opponent's head and slamming it into the mat. Repeated usage of the technique can cause the opponent to bleed a lot, as Muko had severe bleeding from the head after Nyarai spiked her repeatedly. Using this move is illegal, as Cookie tries to call out the referee for not interfering. Unfortunately, because Shun bribed the referee, he allowed Nyarai to continue brutalizing Muko until she was satisfied.

## Trivia

* Cookie fears that Muko may have gotten health complications because of the numerous head bumps Nyarai gave her on their match.
Tail Pull

Roora gets the upper hand on Fenny with a Tail Pull.

Tail Pull is an illegal furry fighting technique in Furry Fight Chronicles that Roora uses against Fenny.

## Description

As the name implies, the user grabs the opponent by the tail to pull them towards them. Roora's version has her spin Fenny before throwing her.

## Trivia

* This is the first illegal move in the comic.
The 1039 War

**The 1039 War** or also known as The Skuxxembourg - Bleuguim War was a conflict between the newly founded Skuxxembourg, power hungry Bleuguim and Alimmeno. The war lasted from September 12th 1039 6:10am to September 13th 1039 9:45am.

## Timeline

### Declaration

A war was imminent in the South Zombie Bay, the new Skuxxembourg and fragile Alimmeno were about equal with Bleuguim, a country growing with resources and size. On September 11th Bleuguim gathered its 4 of it's men and prepared for a surprise attack on their western neighbor at dawn. September 12th 6:09, artillery stationed and ready to fire, 6:10 the Artillery was fired at the Skuxxembourg castle and hit the roof of the South tower causing anyone inside to awake and evacuate. As the Bleuguim soldiers marched across Jaspacito Island, Isnick quickly recruited Flopsy and Buvna to put on their gear and march out to battle. Both sides met on a small island right outside, firing crossbows but soon entrenching to avoid injuries. Isnick quickly recruited Kamo and Hugo who swiftly headed into the trench, now Skuxxembourg and Bleuguim had equal numbers.

### In the Trenches

Hugo and Kamo brought in planks and support beams, they were planning to dig close to their trench, pop out and attack. The soldiers of Bleuguim, Dave, Bullachie, Fratsy and Yuri all were goated with supplies and diamond armour. While both sides sat in the trenches, Man, Isnick and Davide were getting their artillery, which would easily be spotted so they decided it's best to wait till night to fire. Nickliam, the current leader of Bleuguim gathered backup men if things went south and positioned another person on the fort they had made on a small peninsula bordering Alimmeno incase Skuxxembourg were to get Alimmeno on their side.
Countries

There are currently 9 countries in The Cuzzy Bo Server, Skuxxembourg, Bleuguim, Alimmeno, Pali, Macadamia, Guermoney, Diddlypitt, Neighterlands and Swatsland. There is 1 former country, Acaisert However there is 1 theoretical country of Eiberia, 1 theoretical former country of Liechenstaine and 1 discontinued country of Britane. Theoretical countries classify as countries that do not have any infrastructure or decided land but could be candidates for future countries.

Most countries are named after real life countries or places such as Skuxxembourg (Luxembourg), Bleuguim (Belgium), Pali (Mali), Macadamia (Macedonia), Guermoney (Germany), Neighterlands (Netherlands) and Swatsland (Switzerland). Alimmeno's name origin comes from saying L, M, N and O, the 4 letters next to eachother in the alphabet in a school inquiry project between \_blond, \_WhatsGoingOn, \_HeyGuys and Zombie\_07, where they were suppose created a country. Diddlypitt came from \_HeyGuys rearranging letters from a word that he forgot. Acaisert came from \_WhatsGoingOn and \_blond because it sounded nice.

## Country Navigation

Acaisert

Alimmeno

Bleuguim

Diddlypitt

Guermoney

Neighterlands

Macadamia

Pali

Skuxxembourg

Swatsland
Warp Cloning

Warp Cloning is a glitch that's performed by a specific Wrong Warp, which alternates the memory value of a 2P race with a boss challenge. Lots of side effects come with this glitch, as listed below.

* The boss racer takes control of P2's racer and camera
* P2 is assigned the clone, which spawns somewhere near the starting point
* P2's racer icon is a glitched Polar icon that fades green and magenta
* If P1 completes three laps, the game will softlock
* Exiting the race will crash the game

## Wrong Warping

If you were to replicate this yourself, you must first load a 100%-101% save file. If you Wrong Warp and enter a race/challenge, it won't load correctly since you're trying to enter a map that hasn't been unlocked. Skipping this step will result in the game crashing. When you enter your save file, go back to the Main Menu and select Battle Mode. Select the arena Lab Basement and enter the following information.

Type: Life Limit Mode / Length: 3 Minutes, 3 Lives / Teams: P1 in Red Team, P2 in Yellow Team

You don't need a specific weapon, but the most effective way to complete a match is to only enable Tracking Missiles. Once you enter the arena, win one match as P1. After that, go to Change Setup. Then once again select Start Battle. Doing this will warp you to Gemstone Valley. Head to any of the boss challenges. The closest one would be Oxide's Challenge. When you're loaded into the race, open up the paused menu. You will be introduced to the paused screen that normally displays when you're in Battle Mode. Go to Change Setup. When you enter the Setup Battle screen, keep backing out until you're once again at the Main Menu. Next, go to Arcade Mode. Choose Single as your Race Type, and 2P as the number of players racing. Since the clone won't spawn behind the finish line, select a map with a flat area around the starting point. Sometimes the racer will spawn with no wheels due to it clipping through the ground.

Video Demonstration

## General Information

* If one of the selected racers are Polar, then the clone's icon will display as Cortex instead
* If Polar and Cortex are selected by both players, then the clone's icon will display as N. Gin instead
* The clone will be immune from taking any damage
* Some maps has the clone racer facing sideways

## Credits

* Discovery - Game Genie Geek
* Screenshots - Game Genie Geek
* Wrong Warp Forum - BetaM
Cryptid Fighters

Cryptid Fighters is a fighting game where a plethora of Cryptids engage in combat in order to face with Mr. Cyptid.

## Summary

Mr. Cryptid became bored and pitted a series of Cryptids to go against one another in a tournament. The victor from the finals faces off against Mr. Cryptid himself. If they win, they get their wish granted. Mothman though wasn't an particular fan of this idea since he and Mr. Cryptid had an not so pleaseant histrory. You see, he was secretly responsable for all the catastrophes he tried to prevent, but then he foreseen what will happend after the tournament Man and Cryptid alike will fall life on earth will no longer exist and, that for him was the last straw. So he asked for the help of fellow Cryptids with intentions as noble as his as well of his most trusted human allies the Saturdays

## Characters

* Big Foot

* Mothman
* Zak Saturday
* Drew Saturday
* Doc Saturday
* Chupacabra
* Mokele-Mbembe
* Arica Monster
* Wendigo
* Strigoi
* Mr. Cryptid
Giant Human Among Kaijus

What if An Giant Human replaced Godzilla in the Godzilla movies? This is the Story of Y/N, an Kaiju movies fan from America who ended up in the Godzilla/Gamera Universe without Godzilla himself, with him discovering why exactly he was sent in this Godzillaless universe. Unlike Godzilla, he genuniely wants to keep both humanity and Kaijukind safe, he doesen't discriminate between the two species and treats human and Kaiju as equals. He won't be a king, he will be a hero this is the story of The Giant.

## Characters

Y/N: The Giant human

Anguirus: The first Kaiju Y/N met. Initially rivals, later on Anguirus became his best friend and most trusted ally.

Mothra: After Anguirus, Mothra is Y/N's trusted allies and part of his inner circle. She helped him deal with her brother Battra.

Kong: Y/N freed him when he was an attraction. Y/N and Kong became good friends ever since and when they need help, they know they can count on each other.

Rodan:
Macadamia

Macadamia is a country located near Pali and Alimmeno. It is owned and governed by zakkawesome.

## Geography

Macadamia is located east of Alimmeno and south-east of Pali. the climate of the country is very hot since its in a desert so many residential and commercial buildings have heavy reliance on A/C units.

## History

### 1037-1038

Macadamia was mostly living in poor conditions until a large oil deposit was found underneath their settlement. after some time they had set up a lucrative oil business with Skuxxembourg and quickly had improved their living conditions.

## Trivia

* the buildings in Macadamia were controversial for a time because they used colours similar to Primeland, however this is a common misconception, the colours were actually inspired by a district from Mirror's Edge Catalyst - the hit game that has 65 on Metacritic.
Dragon Mines Uncounted Lap Glitch

In Dragon Mines, it's possible that the game will not count a lap, requiring you to repeat the lap. This glitch is so simple, that players have reported to find this by pure accident. To recreate this glitch, all you have to do is go offroad to cut the corner, and hop over the finish line. This leaves the lap uncounted.

Video Demonstration

## Credits

* Discovery - Anonymous
* Video Demo - vingamer's Gaming
No Language / Swapped Boss Heads

## No Language

In the PAL Version of the original Crash Team Racing, before the Title Screen there is a Language selection, and by exiting it with the triangle button, all of the words will be turned into slashes and hyphens.

## Swapped Boss Heads

When doing adventure Mode, all the bosses (except Ripper Roo) have swapped heads; Komodo Joe has Oxide's head, Papu Papu has Pinstripe's head, Pinstripe has Komodo Joe's head, and Oxide has Papu Papu's head. This might also be an Easter Egg because of the simplicity of the glitch.

Video Demonstration

## Credits

* Discovery - Anonymous
* Description - Glitchtopia Wiki
* Video Demo - matteroinen