Fear the Furry

Special thanks to our Patron Producers!

Albert Hutchins
Andrew Palmer
Adam Knopow

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Tom Hinchliffe & Don Greger

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Holly Gee
Hunzero

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VO ►
Marine - Don
UWU Marine - Tom

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Sound ►

Compositing ►
Oddest of the Odd
James Lee

Merch ►

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[SuperWiiBros]

love how each new episode of the Furry Crusades keeps getting more and more serious while still having a small comedic tone

[darrylferguson]

It's amazing how Flashgitz were able to take a concept this comedic, and gradually turn it into a compelling narrative with a serious and terrifying atmosphere.

[sotheofdaein]

i love how this series went from "funny astartes kill furry for our amusement" to an actually scary fan creation that perfectly captures the grimdark tone of 40k.

[desaphets]

At this point the furries are basically a legit Slaanesh army.

[MyNameisCameron]

This series has officially become art. Keep up the great work Space Marines!

[stonie_da_bear]

No matter how much of a parody this series is, the unwavering march to complete the mission or die by a Black Templar is so in character and well represented

[IonTheUndion]

It's amazing how such an initially-silly premise has turned into something with genuine horror and amazing storytelling.

[ImaginativelyUnimaginative]

I love how this started as a simple joke but now there's lore and a full blown story developing that is increasingly fitting into the war-hammer universe

[kronkrian]

For those confused what the Apothecary is holding in his hand at the end, that's the gene-seed of the dead marine. It's essentially what allows a normal human to transform into a Space Marine. When a Space Marine dies, that seed is extracted from them in order to be used again in the future creation of Space Marines. The seed is a very rare commodity and indescribably precious to their respective chapters. The horror of that scene is the fact that the furry disease has corrupted it.

[flavorflavius]

This is unironically becoming some of the best animated 40k content to date.
Watching it out of context, you could just assume the templars were fighting warp abominations.

[thomask]

Remember if games workshop copyright strikes it then its cannon

[thenostalgictexan]

The fact that this has gone from "there's not enough loop-de-loops in the galaxy to escape the GLORY of our crusade" to pure on Lovecraftian levels of horror is amazing.

[PandaAchievement]

Ok..this is evolving from a funny animation to a dark and incredibly disturbing story. I am so invested in this.

[aceofspadesguy]

This is absolutely incredible. Not a single line of dialogue in the entire thing but you’re still hooked immediately.

[Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

This must be how they felt in 30K when they saw their chaos-infected Brothers...
This only goes to show that one day, you could be flipping tables to set them on fire, fight off tentacles from entering your prison pocket, and even facing Sega's mascot. But, eventually, all writing returns to Warhammer. It always finds its way back.

[teamepicforce]

It is an impressive achievement that this parody has genuinely become so badass and worthy of our investment. Seriously with all the blips of foreboding imagery, no dialogue, fucked up reveals, and amazing pacing, this is easily my favorite short of the bunch so far

[Shaggygottasneeze]

Jesus Christ that was genuinely good horror, I absolutely love when you guys do this kind of thing

[dunamisd]

This has gone from being something just goofy to genuinely horrifying, and cool in an intense lovecraftian sort of way

[MrManWithPlan]

I love how it went from a total joke to an actually interesting series. We need to see more of it. The emperor demands it!

[oatlord]

You guys realize you're officially producing the best 40k animated content right now, right?