I think they just refer to fursonas as their artist avatar but the few times I’ve seen them mention fursona they would transliterate it into katakana as ファソナ (Fasona)
Not at the moment because I have yet to figure out international tax stuff. I might do so when I figure it out though.
Currently, the two primary ones for intensifying something are totemo which is standard Japanese and metcha which is slang and a lot closer to “hella” or “lit”. You use these before the thing you’re describing in a sentence. As for other exclamation words, all I can think of is yabbai which is a general catch all that can mean good or bad things. It’s very multipurpose and can range from meaning “crap” to “yikes” or “woah”
Housamo, which is an abbreviation of Tokyo After School Summoners from it’s kanji readings, is a mobile RPG here in Japan. It’s a game created by Life Wonders, a group that specializes in LGBT-centric mobile games. Housamo’s cast is like 50/50 humans and furries. Most of the humans are drawn by their in-house artist while the furries were commissioned from popular Kemono (Japanese furries) artists from the gay kemono community. Cool stuff!
I’ve heard of it but I have not watched it yet, sorry
To be honest I’m not sure either. I have a Japanese phone. Thankfully, the Wiki has a tutorial!
The best thing I can tell you is to just make a bunch of placeholder doodle sprites and make random scenes no matter how goofy. It’ll eventually start coming together.
