Chakats

How do these unholy chakat fursuits work? Is it just one person in the body and front legs while the back legs drag along? Or is there another person in the back walking with the back legs with their head up the other ones ass?
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How do these unholy chakat fursuits work? Is it just one person in the body and front legs while the back legs drag along? Or is there another person in the back walking with the back legs with their head up the other ones ass? View attachment 257423

I hate to show my autism here, but while it has a similar body, that's *not* a Chakat. That's one of the Pit Lords from World of Warcraft/The Burning Crusade. There's kinda like big scaly demonic alligator-centaur things. They look like that normally.

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Unfortunately, while there are some examples of "taur" fursuits, I can't seem to find any that are *specifically* chakats. Which is probably for the best, all things considered. The creatures alone are insufferable enough already.
 
https://1d4chan.org/wiki/Chakat (The more accurate description, going into great details on why they're shit)

Fuck these Mary Sue pieces of autism.

I specifically recommend the 1d4chan article. That's the one that introduced me to and horrified me at these horrible perversions of extremely bad tropes combined with bestiality.
 
Actually, given the...let's call it, more 'dense' nature of furries, and their desire to basically rip off popular things, I wonder how many of them actually have chakat characters/fursonas that are full horrible (i.e. are the special snowflake species personified) versus "it looks cool/fits my taur fetish AND my cat fetish so I'm making it my fursona but I don't actually know how deep the autism rabbithole actually goes here" crowd. Are there slapfights between the TRUE and HONEST chakats and the poseur chakats?

These are the questions that plague me.
 
Chakats are beloved by zoophiliacs in denial.

and their desire to basically rip off popular things
Furries don't care about being original. They don't expressly or consciously set out to be unoriginal, it's just a byproduct of how most furries are. You're putting the cart before the horse with that assertion.
 
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