History Main / WorldOfFunnyAnimals

* The ''Franchise/KungFuPanda'' franchise takes place in a version of ancient UsefulNotes/{{China}} where the animal styles of kung fu are all performed by actual animals. ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPandaTheDragonKnight'' shows that many other countries of the world are replaced with FunnyAnimal equivalents, including England, India, and [[Mayincatec Guatemala]].

* The ''Franchise/{{Splatoon}}'' franchise is set in a world populated by anthropomorphic marine animals, including [[VoluntaryShapeshifting shapeshifting]] squid and octopuses - the Inklings and Octolings - as the main focus. One notable detail is that there's a grand total of ''two'' true mammals in the cast (Judd and Li'l Judd, who are cats); everyone else is, at best, a vertebrate fish, with the rest being invertebrates. This is a little unusual, since ''Splatoon'' doesn't take place underwater: all these creatures evolved to live on land.

* ''Manga/{{Doraemon}}'' movies:
** The inhabitants of the animal planet from ''Anime/DoraemonNobitaAndTheAnimalPlanet'' are all sapient animals capable of speech, having their own society and celebrates events like New Year and Independence Day. Meanwhile, the series' main cast, consisting of Nobita and friends, are all humans (sans Doraemon the robot cat). It turns out the animal denizens were originally from a neighboring world facing destruction millions of years ago, where a human scientist, deciding there's no longer any hope for the population, decides to mass-teleport the animal population into a green planet. The teleportation process gives most of the animals intelligence, allowing them to evolve over the years into their current state.

* The ''Franchise/KungFuPanda'' franchise takes place in a version of ancient UsefulNotes/{{China}} where the animal styles of kung fu are all performed by actual animals.

* In ''Webcomic/PreenyHasToRepeat6thGrade'' The world of Furth is populated by various kind of sparkledogs and sparklecats with magical fur powers.

* ''Webcomic/Tamberlane'' features a world populated by anthropomorphic animals who find a human child who gets adopted by a village.
** ''Webcomic/PreenyHasToRepeat6thGrade'' The world of Furth is populated by various kind of sparkledogs and sparklecats with magical fur powers.

May result in FurryConfusion and/or CarnivoreConfusion. These worlds may contain [[SemiaquaticSpeciesSailor semiaquatic animals working in nautical professions]].

* ''WesternAnimation/TheBremenAvenueExperience'' is a SettingUpdate of ''Literature/TheBremenTownMusicians'', and its characters (a donkey, a dog, a cat and a rooster) are based on the animals from the original tale.

%%* ''Webcomic/{{Lackadaisy}}''

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* ''Literature/ThePiratesCoveredInFur'' is a story filled with anthropomorphic animals and no humans in sight. The only exception is the [[NinjaPirateZombieRobot giant robot dragon]], which doesn't speak and acts feral.

* ''Literature/TailsOfTheBountyHunter'' takes place on planet Drorix, which is populated entirely by [[BeastMan anthros]] and aliens as opposed to anthros and humans like on planet Tero.
* ''Literature/{{Plonqmas}}'': The series takes place in one. The only human referenced in the stories is Santa Claus.
* ''WebOriginal/{{Cubnet}}'': The stories are set on an alternate Earth where humans do not exist, which, since the story revolves around what is essentially their equivalent of Creator/{{Nickelodeon}} (it's implied that the titular network's main rival, Toonland, is their universe's equivalent of Creator/CartoonNetwork), is probably to give an easy justification for all the TV shows in their universe being different (some of which are clearly based on well-known ones).

* ''[[Anime/BNABrandNewAnimal Brand New Animal]]'' is all about a world in which "beastmen" live on Earth alongside humans and the tensions that arise between the two. Unlike most funny animals, beastmen can actually shift into fully "human" forms.

* ''Nezumi Monogatari'' is a 2007 kids anime film created by [[Creator/{{Sanrio}} Sanrio Company]] which focuses on 2 mice George and Gerald who live in the abandoned house with the other mice friends and their elder mouse who sends them on a journey to find the dragon in the waterfall.

* ''ComicBook/{{Grandville}}'', is a about a badger police detective in a world which is mostly {{Funny Animal}}s with a minor (servant) population of humans. The latter become more significant in the sequels, starting out as largely a background gag.

* ''Fanfic/LeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemenTempestRewrite'': One exists in the form of the state of [[ComicBook/DisneyDucksComicUniverse Calisota]].

* Warner Bros. ''WesternAnimation/CatsDontDance'' (1997) has a cast of anthropomorphized animals and people. It takes place in 1939 Hollywood where a skinny cat named Danny goes to Hollywood to make it in show business along with his Penguin friend Pudge. He also meets his skinny girlfriend cat named Sawyer who he falls in love with. After finding out that animal cast only gets minor parts in the film. He works together with the animals to show people they can be stars of the show and this angers the child actor star Darla Dimple who seeks to thwart Danny from rising to the top.

* ''WesternAnimation/{{Rango}}'' is between this and MouseWorld with animals found in the American Southwest like rodents and lizards. A bit of FurryConfusion and AnimalsNotToScale results in a few scenes too.