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## Abilities

### Manager

Shun is a good manager, having the ability to do so with his Combagals and with his hostess club. As a business owner, Shun puts up a servile and smiling persona, greeting his customers warmly, leading them to meet their desired hostesses, bring beverages, and try to defuse situations. As a furry fighting manager, Shun manages more than ten Combagals, being able to ensure their career without any issue.

#### Networking

Shun is capable of meeting people easily using his influence, allowing him to set up deals to further his plans. He met Cookie to buy her Combagals for himself. He also met Dinedon in private to bribe him into letting him enter the Masato Match. Shun also uses Miho Barkowitz and Mr. Dings as spies, allowing him to sabotage his enemies through seduction and slander.

#### Speaking

Shun is good at making speeches, using eloquence and passion to convey his messages. He successfully turned Cookie into a villain at the Masato Match, and turned Nyarai and Peki into the heroes of the match, despite the fans' prejudice against Wilds.
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Shun Gonfano talking back to Freydar.

Shun Gonfano is a cat sumiguza and manager of Nyarai and the Cyclone Crushers. He serves as a main antagonist in Furry Fight Chronicles due to his constant attempts to destroy Cookie's comeback to furry fighting, including ruining the reputations of Muko and Kalita.

## Appearance

Shun is a tall cat man with a broad upper body. He has black hair brushed neatly, has a square face, and he wears glasses. He likes to use classy suits when working as a manager or as a sumiguza.

When going outside, Shun's casual clothes have him wearing a normal shirt with short sleeves, showing his muscular arms.

## Trivia

* Shun is the first sumiguza to appear in the comic,
* Due to managing the Cyclone Crushers, Shun is the manager with the most Combagals under his care.
Stretching

Stretching is an exercise in Furry Fight Chronicles where athletes extend their limbs or bend their bodies to increase the flexibility of their bodies. It was first used by Nyarai at the Champubator Agency to talk with Cookie and then explained by Cookie herself when she's beginning Muko's training.

## Description

Stretching is often done after a warm up to keep the muscles limber before performing. There are many ways to stretch, such as stretching limbs, turning the torso, or bending the spine.

Flexible characters like Nyarai do stretches to maintain their flexibility, as Nyarai stretches when having a conversation with Cookie and before administering the final blow to Adelgund at the Masato Match.

## Trivia

* Nyarai first demonstrates stretching in Chapter 7 long before Cookie explained the concept in Chapter 25.
Zed

Zed asks Mellow if he wants to sell his beloved collection to him in worry.

Zed is a minor character of Furry Fight Chronicles who appears in Chapter 33. He's the owner of Zed's Candies and a close friend of Mellow.

## Background

Zed founded Zed's Candies in Tendonchi at some point in the past. He made the store to sell candies, toys, and games to young people and fans of furry fighting. At some point, he met and befriended Mellow.

## Personality

Zed is a store owner who cares about making other people happy. His store is designed for kids, even allowing two of them to play a card game in the background. Zed is also a loyal friend, as he initially hesitated to buy Mellow's furry fighting collection, which included an autograph from Donkizari, until Mellow gave him his permission.

He's a fan of furry fighting. Most of his merchandise revolves around it, as seen when Cookie bought a Donkizari action figure from him.

## Appearance

Zed is a bulldog who is round and overweight. He has light fur in most of his body and brown fur on his snout and hands. He wears a visor covering his eyes, a shirt with a tag that has his name written in it, a black belt, and pants. He wears a watch and wrist bands.

## History

### Act 1

#### Part 2

##### Selling A Doll

After Muko's fight with Kalita sends her to the hospital, Cookie goes to Zed's Candies and buys a Donkizari action figure. Zed sold it to her offscreen.

#### Part 3

##### Buying Mellow's Collection

Zed appears when Mellow sells his beloved furry fighting collection to him to get the necessary money to meet Nyarai at Cafe Carrots. Zed reacts with concern when Mellow offers to sell his collection to him, seeing how badly Mellow is taking it. After getting Mellow's answer, Zed gives Mellow the necessary money to enter Club Nighthawk.

## Trivia

* Zed is one of the characters with more accessories in his appearance to appear in the comic.
Sumiguza

Sumiguza are members of organized crime in Furry Fight Chronicles who are highly dangerous. Shun Gonfano, one of the main antagonists of the comic, is a sumiguza, making him a high threat to the protagonists because of his influence on the city.

## Description

Sumiguza have a degree of power over the city. They mainly demand protection money over establishments. If the establishments pay, sumiguza can protect them from criminals until it's time for the next payment. There appears to be a syndicate as mentioned by Cookie.

## Trivia

* The sumiguza appear to be the equivalent of Yakuza in terms of criminal activities.
Sit-Ups

Muko learns how to do sit-ups with Cookie's help.

Sit-Ups are a training exercise in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user has their legs folded while they curl up their upper body to strengthen their core. Muko learns this exercise from Cookie when she starts her Combagal training.

## Description

A sit-up position has the user lying on their back with their legs folded and a spotter holding their feet downwards. The user will place their hands on the back of their head and slowly lift their upper body until they touch their knees. After the contact, the user will slowly lower their body back to the ground. This exercise is designed to strengthen the core.

## Trivia

* This is the only training exercise where Muko requires Cookie's help, since the squirrel anchors Muko's feet while she exercises.
Wallop Scallop Gym

Cookie takes Muko to the Wallop Scallop Gym.

The Wallop Scallop Gym is a gym that appears in Part 3 of Furry Fight Chronicles to help Muko with her training. It is owned by Bill Moray.

## Description

The Wallop Scallop Gym provides training on land and water. Clients are seen lifting weights or swimming in a competitive pool.

## Trivia

* The Wallop Scallop Gym having a pool makes sense since its owner, Bill Moray is a literal moray that excels at swimming.
Zilla Ka Rilla

Zilla Ka Rilla tells Roora to focus on defeating Fenny.

Zilla Ka Rilla is a minor character in Furry Fight Chronicles who makes his appearance in the first chapter. He is a gorilla who acts as the manager of Roora.

## Background

Zilla used to be a popular boxer in his younger days. After retiring, Roora sought him out and asked him to be his manager. Due to his prejudice against female furry fighting, Zilla refused. However, Roora managed to get him to overcome his prejudice, accepting to be her trainer and manager.

## Personality

Zilla is a practical manager. He supports Roora's aggressive fighting style in her fight with Fenny. Due to his pragmatism, Zilla can tell when Roora is making a mistake, such as when he told Roora to finish Fenny off rather than bask in the adoration of the crowd, which resulted in her defeat when Fenny recovered.

Zilla used to have prejudice against female furry fighting, refusing to train and manage Roora because of it. However, Zilla is capable of changing his views if someone tries hard enough, as he eventually became Roora's manager and trainer when she tried hard enough.

## Appearance

Zilla Ka Rilla is a towering gorilla male with good fashion sense. He has an angular face, light hair that's slicked back, furry arms obscured by his sleeves, and large hands. He wears a hat on his head, a scarf around his neck, a suit with a tie, pants with a belt, and black shoes. He also wears a dark coat over his suit.

## Abilities

### Managing

Zilla is a good manager as Roora personally sought him to manage her as well as to train her. He acts as her second in matches, giving her advice that helps her win fights.

#### Trainer

As a former professional boxer, Roora sought Zilla as her manager so that he could train her at boxing.

### Boxing

Zilla used to be a famous boxer in his early years. His skills were good enough to be selected by Roora as her manager and trainer.

## History

### Act 1

#### Part 1

##### Managing Roora

Zilla acted as Roora's second during her fight with Fenny. He gave Roora advised and supported her brutal fighting style. When Roora was basking in the adoration of the crowd after she humiliated Fenny, Zilla warned her to finish Fenny off. As predicted by Zilla, Fenny recovered and defeated Roora. Zilla is later mentioned alongside Missy by Cookie as she explains the importance of managers in furry fighting careers.

## Trivia

* Most of the information about Zilla came in an atelier of the comics.
Leurdean Invasion

Kalita's history lesson about the Leurdean Invasion at Kantako High School.

The Leurdean Invasion is a historical event in Furry Fight Chronicles that happened more than 500 years prior to the events of the comic. It involved a war between the continents of Concatta and Leurd when the Leurdeans invaded Concatta. Kalita's history classes gives lessons about it.

## Description

The Leurdean Invasion started in 1452 when an arrival fleet reached the Fonyan Coast. After five years of invasion, the Leurdeans established a colony and enslaved the population of Concatta. At some point later, there was a resistance made by Wilds that led to the Leurdeans leaving Concatta.

## Trivia

* In terms of chronology, the Leurdean Invasion is the earliest backstory event of the comic. The invasion started in 1452, while the comic started in 1997, making a gap of 545 years between both events.
* The Leurdean Invasion is the first sight of war and enslavement in the comic.
Valkyrie Academy

Valkyrie Academy is an unseen location in Furry Fight Chronicles that Muko reads about in Chapter 2. It is a furry fighting academy that teaches its students how to become Combagals.

## Description

*"The most famous training facility for combagals, structured like a university. Future faces and heels alike are trained rigourously in 6 classes of 8 combagals each."*

Nothing is known about Valkyrie Academy yet. However, a page Muko reads shows that students must enroll at age 16 minimum, have 2 years of fighting experience, and pass the entrance exam.

## Trivia

* Valkyrie Academy is the first furry fighting academy mentioned in the comic.
Slap

Roora using slaps against Fenny in a furry fighting match.

A slap is an open handed strike used in Furry Fight Chronicles to hurt and humiliate the enemy.

## Description

Slaps are delivered in an arc with an open hand, hitting the opponent with the palm. They are traditionally given across the face, but furry fighting has them delivered across the body.

Roora delivered multiple slaps to the breasts of Fenny. Thanks to her great strength, Roora greatly stunned Fenny thanks to her continuous slaps to the breasts.

At the Masato Match, Nyarai delivers a slap to Muko's breasts while barely looking at her, showing the difference in skill between them.

## Trivia

* So far, all of the slaps delivered in the comic are aimed straight at the breasts rather than the face.
The Art Of Losing

The Art of Losing is the second act of Furry Fight Chronicles that acts as the sequel to A Rough Start. It is unknown how many parts it was supposed to have since it's an extra chapter following the cancellation of the story. As such, it only has one part.

## Description

Not much is known about the overall plot of the second act. However, it is implied that the act will focus on Team Starkiller becoming the best Heel team in Concatta by mastering the art of losing, as Cookie explained during their last day in Botaun. To achieve their goal, Team Starkiller goes to L'Asagne Farm to train with Scalitor herself.

Meanwhile, Nyarai will have to deal with the repercussions of her defeat against Muko at the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Plot

### Part 1

Cookie remembers when her father left her at a Raceagal stadium. This forces her to team up with a stranger, who turns out to be Straws, to bet on the Raceagals. Upon winning enough money, Cookie affords a cab back home. She then uses the remaining amount of money to ask her father to let her dye her hair black.

In the present, Team Starkiller arrives to the L'Asagne Farm, where Cookie meets with her estranged father again.

## Trivia

* It is implied on the cover art that Nyarai will have more of a protagonistic role in this act than in the second act, as she is featured alongside Muko.
* The art of losing was previously mentioned in Chapter 57, so it relates to Cookie's plan to get Team Starkiller to participate at the Queens of Fighters tournament.
Vertical Kick

Kalita sends Muko flying with a vertical kick on their first fight.

A vertical kick is a striking technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user kicks one leg upward while balancing on their other leg. It was first used by Kalita when fighting Muko at Cafe Carrots.

## Description

The user balances on one leg and kicks their other leg upward. This high kick is designed to hit tall opponents, airborne opponents, or suspended opponents.

## Trivia

* Kalita destroyed a table with this move when she sent Muko crashing into it by the force of the kick.
The Screen

Muko facing Sephario alone.

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 51: The Screen** is the fifty-first chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Summary

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

The chapter starts with Kalita passed out after taking Sephario's blow. Muko calls out from within the ring, but Kalita does not respond. With Kalita unconscious, it's up to Muko to fight Sephario.

Muko is stressed over having to fight Sephario as she dodges a tail strike, thinking that it's like fighting a final boss at the beginning of the game. She kicks a piece of rubble at Sephario, who catches it with her hand. She then follows with Muko Meteor, which makes the crowd cheer and surprises Shira.

The crowd starts cheering for Muko, believing that she will win, not realizing that Sephario was unaffected by Muko's strongest attack. As they cheer, they start referring to Sephario as Kalandesian Threat, voicing their desire for her to be defeated.

Muko asks Sephario why was she called Kalandesian Threat. Sephario is surprised that Muko doesn't know about her nickname, causing Muko to point out that she had Sephario's poster in her room, but she never read the magazines. Though annoyed at Muko's ignorance, Sephario answers Muko's question as she surrounds her. Sephario was deemed the Kalandesian Threat because she claimed to have caused Trilamity Day.

The revelation surprises Muko, which causes her to unlock repressed memories about her mother. Back in July 17th of 1995, Muko's mother went to work while Muko played video games. A few hours later, Muko gets a call from Saniko, who tells her to check the news, as their mother's workplace, the Prism Tower of the Science District was burning.

As Muko turns on the news, she is horrified to see that her mother was turned into a blob under mysterious circumstances. As the news report try to see what's happening, they are interrupted by a Kalandesian Dragon that burns down the rest of the district. The chapter ends with a traumatized Muko imagining the Kalandesian Dragon spitting fire at her.

## Continuity

* This chapter finally reveals what happened at Trilamity Day

## Trivia

* Though hinted repeatedly, this chapter reveals that Muko suffers from some sort of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.
Soundso Beats

Billboard of Skully promoting Soundso Beats on the roof of Monyan.

Soundso Bears is a headphone promoted by Skully that appears in some chapters of Furry Fight Chronicles as a billboard in Monyan.

## Description

Soundso Beats are a pair of headphones to listen music. Skully is seen using them on her long ears to listen to music in the billboard.

## Trivia

* Monyan proudly displays the Soundso Beats billboard in its roof because Skully saved two Monyan girls from rapists prior to becoming a member of the Cyclone Crushers.
Spinning Back Elbow

Kalita strikes Nyarai with a spinning back.

A spinning back elbow is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user spins around to give a back elbow to the enemy. It was first used by Kalita against Nyarai at the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

A spinning back elbow is a variation of the back elbow where the user stands in front of the opponent and then spins around in place to give them a back elbow. Because of the centripetal force of the technique, the damage is much greater than a regular back elbow.

## Trivia

* Kalita using this technique is a reference of Snuggly and her being similarly trained by Daikarin.
Water Mafia

The Water Mafia is an organized crime in Furry Fight Chronicles who are located in Desdan. They are responsible for Nyarai's incarceration on Azdan.

## Description

The Water Mafia is an organized crime family located in Desdan. They appear to hold a degree of power in Desdan's Underground Arena, as they have a preference for the Terrifying Tigress Twins. They are not above securing victory by trying to bribe Combagals to lose, as seen when they tried to convince Lenny and Nyarai to lose their match against the Tigress Twins.

Though they barely appeared in the story, the Water Mafia is extremely powerful, as they managed to get Nyarai locked on Azdan and separated her from Lenny for refusing to honor their deal. It took Shun Gonfano to finally get Nyarai out of Azdan.

## Trivia

* As their name implies, they appear to be the comic's version of the mafia.
Sleeper Hold

Sleepy chokes a random Combagal with a Sleeper Hold.

A sleeper hold is a choking technique in Furry Fight Chronicles that consists of a specific headlock to choke the opponent into unconsciousness. It was first used by Sleepy against a random Combagal.

## Description

The sleeper hold needs the user to stand behind their opponent. The user must wrap their arm around the opponent's neck, pressing their biceps against one side of the neck and the bone of the forearms against the other to prevent the blood flow of the jugular veins and carotid arteries. The user will use their remaining arm to grab their choking hand to add more pressure into their opponent's throat or will rest a hand on top of the opponent's head to prevent them from resisting.

## Trivia

* Sleepy using the sleeper hold is a visual pun since her name implies that she's asleep and the technique itself forces her opponents to sleep.
Swat

Kalita dodges a swat from Sephario

Swat is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where a user delivers a downward slap with the intention of slamming the opponent on the mat. It was first attempted by Sephario against Kalita at the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

A swat is a very basic attack where the user gives a downward slap to their opponent with the purpose of knocking them down on the mat. It's normally aimed at the head or face of an opponent who is barely able to stand up.

If the user is far larger than the opponent, a swat can also be used as a pinning move by slapping a hand over their opponent to knock them to the ground and keeping the hand on top of them until victory is declared.

## Trivia

* The move is similar to a slap that is delivered down vertically rather than horizontally.
Yukku Li

Yukku Li is a minor character in Furry Fight Chronicles. She is a turtle Raceagal who used to do racing when Cookie was a child.

## Background

Not much is known about Yukku-Li other than she was made a Raceagal as a joke. Depite her low record, Yukku Li was used as a way to sponsor several companies.

## Personality

Hayasai was a Raceagal with low confidence, likely because she is aware of her status as a joke and that she is only used to promote her sponsors. Despite this, she is willing to keep on racing until she is finished despite being outmatched by those around her.

## Appearance

Yukku-Li was a turtle with no hair. She had a sad expression on her face. The only article that she wore was a bow on top of her head. She had four-fingered hands and three-toed feet. She also wore a shell that acted as a shirt. Because of her many sponsors, she was covered in stickers on the front and back of her shell, her arms, and her legs.

## Abilities

As a Raceagal joke, Yukku Li was very slow. Despite this, she still had enough stamina and willpower to end a race even if she got into last place.

## History

### Act 2

#### Part 1

##### Surprise Victory

After Cookie decided to leave once she had enough money to pay for a cab back home, Straws asked her who would be the winner of the last race. Cookie declared that Yukku Li was going to be the winner. She is immediately underestimated by Straws, who points out that she never made it past fourth place. He then deludes himself into thinking that Cookie was testing him, so he bets on Chilli Comet.

To Straws' horror, all four of Yukku-Li's rivals are eliminated from the race, including Chilli Comet, who is smothered with love by her fans. This leaves Yukku-Li to continue the race, walking her way to victory and making Straws lose all the money that he earned in the bets that he made with Cookie.

## Trivia

* Yukku Li is a nod to the tale of the rabbit and the turtle. The difference is that Yukku-Li wins because of a series of coincidences and accidents that allow her to race due to her rivals being forced to leave the race rather than being underestimated.
Campaign Agreements

For this campaign, there are a few ground rules that have been established:

* This is a horror campaign and thus many things can happen to the adventurers, be it body horror, transformations or death
* There will be no sexual or racial discrimination incorporated into the campaign
* There will be no sexual or racial violence incorporated into the setting

We will play with encumbrance but if it is too tedious, we will just play with good sense. (ex. don't take any and everything, be reasonable) The encumbrance rules state that a character can hold up to 5 \* their strength score without issue. Once past that, they suffer a penalty of 10 to their speed and after 10 \* strength, they suffer more penalties [TODO INSERT PENALTY]. A quick way to calculate it is by loads; a load is 5 lbs and a character can hold X loads where X is their strength score. In order to carry more, the party must purchase mounts and carts.

In this campaign, there will be no currency below GP.

There are no +X healing potions, potions will scale with us.

## House Rules

* **Roll Abilities**. 3 plus and 3 minus.
* **Roll HP**. Re-roll 1 for hp.
* **Bonus action for healing potion**.
* **Encumbrance**.

**Monster Types**. Undead, Humanoid, Fiend, Monstrosity, Fey.

**Environments**. Forests, Urban’s environment, underground ruins, mountains, swamps.
Soccer Kick

Nyarai flips a downed Muko with a soccer kick to continue her onslaught.

The soccer kick is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user kicks a downed opponent in the face or midsection with the top of their foot. It was first used by Nyarai against Muko at the Masato Match.

## Description

A soccer kick is named after the kicks that soccer players use on the ball. While standing over a downed opponent who is kneeling or lying on the mat, the user pulls back their leg and shoots it in an upward arc to strike the opponent with the top of their foot. The user can target the head to create maximum damage, but they can also target the opponent's side to start a beatdown.

## Trivia

* Just like the punt, this kick is based on another type of football, in this case, soccer.
Trulla

Trulla is a badger  Combagal and member of the Cyclone Crushers. She's a minor antagonist in Furry Fight Chronicles due to her antagonism of Cookie.

## Background

Trulla was one of Cookie's Fortune Gals prior to the events of Trilamity Day. Like most of the Fortune Gals, she blamed Cookie for causing Freydar's retirement. She was sold to Cookie to Shun Gonfano, becoming one of the Cyclone Crushers.

## Personality

Not much is known about Trulla, but she appears to be a serious Combagal with a loyalty to Shun and the Cyclone Crushers. She supported Nyarai at the Masato Match and cheered for her victory.

## Appearance

Trulla is a short badger Combagal. She has black fur and white hair that she styles in a sumo hairstyle. She has five-fingered hands and five-toed feet.

Her outfit is a purple leotard with a large zipper. She also wears ankle wraps and fights barefoot.

## Abilities

### Furry Fighting Abilities

As a member of the Cyclone Crushers, Trulla is stronger than the average Combagal and some champions.

## History

### Act 1

#### Part 2

##### Masato Match

Trulla and the rest of the Cyclone Crushers act like bodyguards to Shun Gonfano at the Masato Match so that he can incriminate Cookie with a recorder that Nyarai gave him. She is last seen celebrating after Nyarai defeats Adelgund and becomes the new Masato champion.

## Fighting Style

Not much is known about Trulla's fighting style, but she must be a competent fighter to join the Cyclone Crushers. She practices sumo, implying that she is good at grappling.

## Furry Fighting Career

Trulla joined the Fortune Factory at some point before 1995. After the events of Trilamity Day, Cookie sold Trulla to Shun Gonfano, who made her into one of his Cyclone Crushers.

## Trivia

* Trulla is one of the few Cyclone Crushers who practice martial arts. In her case, she does sumo. Her fellow Cyclone Crusher, Kellie Kardigan practices karate.
Vice Grip Swing

Snuggly uses a Vice Grip Swing to throw Sleepy into a corner to pummel her.

A vice grip swing is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user grabs the head of the opponents with two hands and then spins them around to throw them. It was first used by Snuggly on Sleepy in their fight.

## Description

A vice grip swing starts with the user performing a vice grip by grabbing the opponent's head with both hands. However, rather than squeezing, the user will spin the opponent around before throwing them to the ropes or the corner.

## Trivia

* Ironically, this technique is much weaker than the vice grip in terms of pain, as the vice grip itself is a submission hold where the user forces the opponent to quit by maintaining the hold.
Warriors Vanity

Warriors Vanity is a gravure magazine of Furry Fight Chronicles that shows pictures of Combagals and presents articles about them.

## Description

Warriors Vanity is one of many gravure magazines featuring Combagals. They are often sold in many stores like the Bini Stoa in Tendonchi.

## Trivia

* One issue of Warriors Vanity is featured in the first atelier, revealing personal information of Fenny and Roora, such as their ages, favorite foods, hobbies, and more.
Stomp

Adelgund breaks Peki's leg with a stomp.

A stomp is a common striking technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user steps on their enemy using the full strength of one or both legs.

## Description

A stomp consists on the user standing above their enemy, preferably when the user is standing and the enemy is on the mat. The user will lift their leg and stomp on their enemy's body. This technique is used to pin the opponent down, add extra damage, and humiliate them.

## Users

The stomp is first used by Tanka Talon in her debut fight against Snuggly at the Masato Match. One of the panels show her stomping on Snuggly's back, which turns very damage thanks to Tanka being significantly larger and heavier than Snuggly.

Adelgund later uses a stomp to torture Peki after defeating her. She uses a stomp on each of Peki's legs to break them, forcing Peki to crawl her way across the ring to tag Nyarai in.

Nyarai later stomps on Adelgund's face after defeating her. She does so to have a victory pose over the Masato Champion.

## Trivia

* Nyarai likes to use stomps to show her dominance over others. So far, she stomped the perverted hippo customer who groped her, Cookie, and Adelgund.
Tendonchi Challenges

Cookie explaining the purpose of the Tendonchi Challenges to Kalita

The Tendonchi Challenges are a series of challenges created by the Tendonchi Masters to find the winner of the Tendonchi Tag Team Championship to face the current Tendonchi Champions. Surpassing the Tendonchi Challenges with Muko and Kalita is a main objective of Cookie in Furry Fight Chronicles because it will help her pay her debts by winning the prize money earned by defeating the Tendonchi Champions.

## Description

The Tendonchi Challenges are made by the Tendonchi Masters once every six months. Each challenge focuses on Gastronomy, Arcade, and Pink Businesses to reflect its respective Tendonchi Master. The Tendonchi Challenges are extremely hard as they are designed to weed out the number of aspiring Combagals wanting to face the Tendonchi Champions.

The order of the Tendonchi Challenges varies every six months to keep things interesting for the fans. In the previous Tendonchi Tag Team Championship, Golgadoo's challenge went first, then Stonk's, and then Brida's. Because the Tendonchi Challenges focuses more on Gastronomy, Arcade, and Pink Businesses, even the people unfamiliar with furry fighting can enjoy them. Prior to making the new set of Tendonchi Challenges, the Tendonchi Masters host the Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show so that new fans can understand the nature of the challenges by showing the previous ones six months before.

## Trivia

* Thanks to Freydar's challenge, Muko and Kalita can skip the Tendonchi Challenges by defeating her Combagals in a match.
Straight

Peki confronts Adelgund about her infidelity with a straight punch to the gut.

A straight is a punching technique in Furry Fight Chronicles that is associated with boxing. It was first used by Peki against Adelgund at the Masato Match.

## Description

A straight is one of the most basic yet powerful moves in boxing. The user needs to have one leg bent to act as balance and the other stretched back for pivoting. Using the foot of the pivoting leg, the user will twist the hips and waist, throwing a punch with the shoulder into the opponent's face and body.

## Trivia

* Peki uses this punch to let Adelgund know that she discovered her infidelity before the match.
Super Jump

Muko uses her super jump to leap over the security guards.

Super Jump is a technique used by Muko in the second chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles where she uses the full power of her legs to jump long heights and distances. It was first used by Muko to bypass the security guards in Funawi Arena to talk with Fenny and Roora.

## Description

The Super Jump is no different from a normal jump. The main difference lies in Muko using the natural strength of her bunny legs to their full power when making the jump. Muko can jump great heights and leap great distances, jumping over the heads of trained security guards. In battle, Muko uses her Super Jump to attack Kalita from above.

## Trivia

* The Super Jump seems to exploit Muko's rabbit physiology, as rabbits are capable of naturally jumping great heights thanks to their hind legs.
Shoot Kick

Nyarai starts her rematch against Adelgund with a shoot kick to the gut.

A shoot kick is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user throws their leg in an arc, stopping upon impacting the opponent's face, chest or stomach with the shin of the leg. It was first used by Nyarai against Adelgund at the Masato Match.

## Description

A shoot kick is similar in execution to a roundhouse kick. The user swings their leg in an arc to strike the opponent with the shin of their leg. A shoot kick targets the opponent's face, chest, or stomach.

## Trivia

* The shoot kick is based in the roundhouse kicks used in kickboxing.
* The shoot kick is very popular in shoot-style matches in Japan.
Shoot Matches

Shoot Matches are a type of match in Furry Fight Chronicles where Combagals fight for real, making it a fight where the participants get hurt.

## Description

Shoot matches are the opposite of kayfabe in that Combagals use their true fighting styles to hurt each other until one of them emerges victorious. Most Combagals require medical attention because of how dangerous shoot matches can be. It is a popular kind of match for Heel Combagals because they can fight at their full potential without being too restricted by the expectations of kayfabe.

## Trivia

* Shoot matches are the biggest source of blood in the comic as seen at the Masato Match where all Combagals suffered excessive bleeding or bone fractures.
The Wrong Warp

The Wrong Warp (also known as the "Battle Mode Wrong Warp") is an infamous glitch in the original Crash Team Racing. Its effects on the game causes the player to teleport to a specific screen/level depending on the number of wins. The only parts of the game that are inaccessible are racetracks and battle arenas with lower memory values. This glitch will work on every battle arena.

## Wrong Warping

Enter Battle Mode, and select the following settings.

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

You don't need specific weapons for this to glitch to function. Once you enter the arena, win any number of matches as P1. Use the Wrong Warp Forum for reference. After that, go to Change Setup. Then once again select Start Battle. If you want to enter a level without the game crashing, load a complete save file prior to this. When you load into Adventure Mode, head back to the Main Menu and go to Battle Mode.

## World Record Strategy

Enter Battle Mode, and select the following settings.

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

The only weapon you should enable is N. Brio's Beaker. Select the map "Rocky Road". As player two, head straight into a power-up crate. Let go of the "X" button on the slope. When you're rolling back down, place a beaker so you're giving yourself damage. Repeat these steps three times per match. Win nineteen matches as P1. When you complete nineteen matches, go to Change Setup. Then once again select Start Battle. This will take you to the end credits of the game.

Video Demonstration

## General Information

* Works on NTSC-U and on PAL, does not work on NTSC-J.
* The current World Record was performed by Hypnoshark. It took him 4 minutes and 45 seconds.

## Credits

* Discovery - Anonymous
* Video Demo - BetaM
* Wrong Warp Forum- BetaM
* World Record Video - Hypnoshark
Starkiller Truck

The Starkiller Truck is a Combagal truck that is used by Team Starkiller to do their tour across Concatta. It was obtained from a friend of Daikarin, who gave it to her after the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

The Starkiller Truck is an ice cream truck that was modified to be a Combagal truck. It has the word Starkiller written on top and has a lightning bolt painted on both sides. Due to being the only one with a driver license, Kalita is in charge of driving the truck.

## Trivia

* The Starkiller Truck is the only Combagal truck to appear in the series.
Zed's Candies

Inside and outside view of Zed's Candies.

Zed's Candies is a shop that appears occasionally in Furry Fight Chronicles as a location that buys and sells Combagal merchandise.

## Description

Zed's Candies is a store that sells games, toys, and sweets. It's located in Tendonchi near the clinic where Muko was being treated after her fight with Kalita. Cookie buys an action figure of Donkizari there. The store appears again when Mellow sells his beloved furry fighting collection to get enough money to enter Club Nighthawk.

## Trivia

* The store's owner is good friends with Mellow as he was reluctant to buy Mellow's merchandise because he knew how much it meant for him.
* Some customers hang around the shop to play card games.
Side Headlock

Tanka Talon chokes Snuggly with a Side Headlock.

A side headlock is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user puts their opponent in a headlock from the side.

## Description

The side lock consists of the user standing to the side of the opponent. They will then wrap an arm around the opponent's neck to choke and restrain them. It can be done standing up or with both wrestlers on the canvas.

## Trivia

* Tanka Talon used this technique on Snuggly as the opening move of their fight at the Masato Match.
Split

Doable Dolls do splits as part of their training with Paipu Katto.

A split is a gymnastics move used in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user stretches their legs in opposite directions in an angle of 180 degrees. It was first used by Snuggly and Sleepy during their training with Paipu Katto.

## Description

A split is an exercise to develop the flexibility of the users. The users will sit on the ground and stretch their legs in opposite directions. After stretching the legs, the users must keep the position for a long amount of time to develop their flexibility to the limit. However, doing so requires an extreme amount of pain endurance, since the user will end to the point of tears if they hold the position for long.

## Trivia

* The split is a technique and training exercise found in gymnastics, martial arts, and dancing.
Tickling

Muko tickles Nyarai feets

Tickling is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where the user tickles any part of their body to make them submit. Muko uses this technique against Nyarai at the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

Tickling is an odd, but not illegal, move to be used in a match. The user will restrain their opponent and then use their fingertips to tickle random parts of their body to make them laugh. The user will keep tickling the opponent until they give up or the opponent breaks out of the hold.

## Trivia

* Muko originally used this technique to make Nyarai quit. However, this was a fake weakness that Nyarai created, knowing that Mellow was going to betray her to help Muko.
Tony

Tony watching the Cookie Crumble Match.

Tony is a character of Furry Fight Chronicles who lives at Yoko Orphanage with Kalita. He is an alpaca boy who takes care of Fidah.

## Background

Not much is known about Tony except that he was an orphan and made to live at Yoko Orphanage. He was assigned to be Fidah's roommate, taking care of her.

## Personality

Not much is known about Tony's personality, but he seems to be a good brother figure to Fidah since they sleep on the same room. He also cares about Kalita, reacting with worry about her match.team. Even though he was saddened to see Kalita leave Botaun, he still smiled at her as he cried and comforted Fidah following her departure.

## Appearance

Tony is a young alpaca boy. He has wool across his body that gives him a puffy appearance and a long neck.

## Abilities

Not much is known about Tony's abilities due to his limited appearances.

## History

### Act 1

#### Part 3

##### Eating as Family

Tony first shows up with the other orphans to eat the breakfast that Kalita cooked for them.

#### Part 4

##### Watching The Match

Tony learned from Frogo about Kalita being a Combagal. He and his fellow orphans watched the Cookie Crumble Match to cheer on Kalita.

##### Saying Goodbye

After the defeat of Team Starkiller, Kalita was forced to leave Botaun with her team. Though saddened at Kalita's departure, Tony wished her good luck with a smile on his face.

## Trivia

* He seems to be the oldest member of the orphans after Kalita.
Tendonchi Tag Team Championship

Cookie explaining the Tendonchi Tag Team Championship to Muko and Kalita.

The Tendonchi Tag Team Championship is an important event in Furry Fight Chronicles starting from Part 3. The Tendonchi Tag Team Championship is the second most important event in furry fighting, second to the Queens of Fighters Tournament. It happens twice a year every six months at Tendonchi. The winners get to fight Skully and Bolouma for the right to become the Tendonchi Champions.

## Description

The Tendonchi Tag Team Championship happens once every six months at Tendonchi. Many Combagals join in tag teams to participate. Once they register, the Combagals must overcome the Tendonchi Challenges created by the Tendonchi Masters. Each challenge is difficult and designed to reduce the number of participant until one remains at the end. The remaining tag team will face the Tendonchi Champions for the belt. If they win, not only will the winners become the new Tendonchi Champions, but they will also win 500,000 Moni.

## Requirements

As the name suggests, the tournament requires Combagals to participate in tag teams. Additionally, Combagals must exceed at Gastronomy, Arcade, and Pink Businesses to surpass the Tendonchi Challenges, unless they get eliminated in one of them.

## Trivia

* Cookie originally wanted Nyarai to take the Tendonchi Challenges alongside Muko after Nyarai became the Masato Champion. Due to Nyarai's betrayal, Cookie had to find a replacement by hiring Kalita.
* Getting the prize money by defeating the Tendonchi Champions is Cookie and Kalita's main motivation, as Cookie needs to pay her debts and Kalita wants payment for her services as a Combagal.
Snuggly Light

The Snuggly Light is a special glow stick that appears in Chapter 17 of Furry Fight Chronicles in a commercial to promote Snuggly. It's designed to be used in conjunction with the Bone-Stick. It's a limited edition article worth 1,600 Moni.

## Snuggly Light

Snuggly using the Snuggly Light in a commercial.

## Description

The Snuggly Light is a glow stick larger than the Bone Stick. One of its ends resembles Snuggly's snout, which needs a Bone Stick to work. The Bone Stick is shoved into the end with Snuggly's mouth, which will open to chew the Bone Stick.

## Trivia

* The Snuggly Light is the first limited edition product in the comic.
Moonsault

Rinko winning her match by doing a moonsault on her opponent.

Moonsault is an aerial move in Furry Fight Chronicles that is used by Rinko at the beginning of Chapter 11 to win her fight and show her proficiency with aerial moves.

## Description

The user performs a backflip and lands on their opponent with the torso first.

## Trivia

* The moonsault is the first aerial technique to appear in the comics.
Snake Coil

Sephario coils Muko with her tail

Snake Coil is a technique in Furry Fight Chronicles where a long-tailed wrestler uses their tail to bind the body of the opponent. It was first used by Sephario in the Cookie Crumble Match.

## Description

As the name implies, the Snake Coil is an exclusive movement for snakes or other characters with a tail big enough to wrap around the body of their opponents. The user will use their tail to grab the opponent and then wrap it repeatedly until the user is trapped in coils.

Like a snake, the snake coil is meant to restrain and squeeze the opponent. It's a strangulation technique that is designed to suffocate the body of the adversary until they pass out.

## Trivia

* This technique is based on large snakes that suffocate their prey before eating them.
Snuggly Bath Water

Snuggly and Mugpug promoting Snuggly Bath Water in a commercial.

Snuggly Bath Water is a furry fighting product of Snuggly that appears in Chapter 23 of Furry Fight Chronicles as a commercial. It's water from a bath Snuggly took from a commercial.

## Description

As its name implies, the Snuggly Bath Water is a water collected from a bathtub after Snuggly finishes taking a bath. Her manager collects the water in cups. The cups are 200 mililiters each. Each cup can be bought for 500 Moni. It's not safe for drinking as the commercial states.

## Trivia

* Not even Snuggly thinks that this merchandise is good as she finishes the commercial wondering why would anyone buy bath water.
Tendonchi Masters

The Tendonchi Masters are a trio of influential figures in Tendonchi. They play a part in Part 3 of Furry Fight Chronicles by submitting the three Tendonchi Challenges that a group of tag team Combagals need to surpass to become the Tendonchi Champions.

## Role

The Tendonchi Masters are the highest authority of Tendonchi in the fields of Gastronomy, Arcade, and Pink Businesses. Their main role is to create the Tendonchi Challenges to ensure that one team of Combagals faces the Tendonchi Champions for their belt. They also host the Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show so that new viewers understand the nature of their challenges.

## Trivia

* Because of their clashing personalities, the Tendonchi Masters tend to make themselves a laughingstock when they argue among themselves, as seen in the Tendonchi Challenges Recap Show of 1996.
Yoga

Yoga is an ancient series of exercises in Furry Fight Chronicles that focus on stretching. Nyarai practiced the discipline, which contributes to her contortion ability.

## Description

Yoga is a series of exercises that require the user to perform positions that enforce stretching, increasing their flexibility, agility, balance, and strength.

## Trivia

* Nyarai likes to make Asana postures in the comic or promotional material to show off her flexibility.
* Despite yoga being spiritual in nature, Nyarai is the opposite in personality towards the discipline as she's violent, short-tempered, and materialistic.
The Grit

Chapter 22 cover shows Kalita taking a bath.

## Chapter Info

**Chapter 22: The Grit** is the twenty second chapter of Furry Fight Chronicles.

## Summary

The chapter starts with the Monyan girls running in fear after seeing Muko's melted body. Muko, now a blob, apologizes to Cookie, saying that she pictured Kalita having a threesome with the Monyan girls, arousing her enough to melt. Cookie remembers how Muko gets wobbly when she's too aroused. Muko gets depressed as she realizes that her lust is a fatal weakness as she can't fight Combagals with a weak body.

Kalita expresses her disappointment at Muko's defeatist attitude, telling the bunny that she was starting to respect her. Cookie gives Muko a rousing speech, telling her that she keeps fighting despite her losing streak so Muko can change. Cookie's words cause Muko to turn solid, who decides to beat her weaknesses to be a true Combagal. Muko gets out of the tub, telling Kalita that the fight isn't over as long as she can stand.

Kalita decides to prove Muko wrong, exploiting the fact that she's alone to make her next attack. Kalita flashes her breasts at Muko and Cookie, surprising them. The sight of Kalita's breasts knock Muko back into the tub. As Kalita zips up, Cookie voices her surprise at Kalita's stunt, believing that she was the more reserved type. Cookie checks on Muko and realizes that the bunny melted out of her clothes.

As Muko is underwater, she wishes to become a monk to be away from her lust. Cookie begs Muko not to disappear, telling Muko that Shun's money is not her last lifeline. Her true last lifeline is Muko herself. Cookie's words cause her to remember Saniko, the maids at Cafe Carrots, Nyarai, and Kalita looking down at her for wanting to be loved. She remembers a cat lady and a blurry memory as she states that she doesn't want to dwel in the past. Muko then recovers her solid body as Cookie helps her get out of the tub.

Cookie gives Muko a new Combagal suit so that she won't have to fight naked. Muko manages to stand more confidently as she gets surrounded by an aura. Cookie happily states that Muko can stand. The chapter ends with Kalita reacting with boredom, ready to end the fight for good.

## Continuity

* Muko's weakness from Chapter 5 and her melted form from Chapter 9 get recognized as a weakness.
* Matroshka appears unnamed in the flashback. She becomes an important character in Muko's past two chapters later.

## Trivia

* Cookie has a flashback of Muko's fight with Kalita in Chapter 5 that shows the art style of Part 1.