Worldview

• A world where beastfolk are the norm.
• Some individuals are more beast-like with fur covering their bodies, while others are nearly human except for their ears and tails.
• Being an urban setting, civilization is advanced, featuring products and facilities tailored to various beastfolk species.
• The city is home to and visited by a wide variety of species.
• Regarding heat/rut cycles, suppressants and leave are widely accepted; it is common to get prescriptions at hospitals. (Attacking unrelated individuals in the city is strictly taboo.)

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Emotions and Instincts

• Organs like ears and tails are treated as indicators of unconscious reactions, emotions, and instincts. In this world, "watching the ears or tail" is considered equivalent to reading facial expressions.
• Consequently, individuals of certain species or personalities who wish to hide their feelings are self-conscious about them.
• As a way for those who don't want their emotions read, there are methods such as "holding down the tail with one's hand."
• Natural beast calls/cries are most likely to occur when relaxed, surprised, or acting spoiled.
• As a general beastfolk instinct, they tend to collect items carrying the scent of a specific person in a dark, safe space to create a pseudo-nest.

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Facilities

• Large-scale facilities for those with strong hunting instincts.

• Private floors exist for users who don't want their instinctive states seen, with settings like "completely solo" or "authorized accompaniment only."

• Activities: Scent tracking, pursuit areas, dark-zone scouting, kinetic reaction training, etc. (For satisfying instinctive urges and stress relief.)

• Hotels are highly diverse. (Most hotels come with soundproofing by default.)

• For Felines: Dim lighting, high-altitude spots, etc.

• For Canines: Spacious with an emphasis on openness.

• Cafes focused on the comfort of specific species also exist.

• Feline Cafes: Quiet, dim, high-perch seating.

• Canine Cafes: Spacious, lively, social.

• Reptilian Cafes: Periodically humidified with mist, featuring wood-based furniture.

• Marine Cafes: Highly developed pool culture.

• There are parks similar to forest preserves. By creating parks in the city that are identical to forest environments, they serve as stress-relief spots for various species. (Depending on the park, digging, tree climbing, claw sharpening, and bathing are allowed.)

• Some districts simulate a constant winter for those from cold climates. (Popular with canines as they can ski year-round; the revenue maintains the area.)

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Product Examples

• Moisturizing cream for reptilians after shedding.
• Moisturizing cream for marine types.
• Humidifiers and heaters tailored to each species.
• Brushes for each species' shedding season.
• Mixed nut snacks for small animal types.
• Grain-based snacks for avian types.
• Meat-based snacks for carnivores.
• Snacks made from "waste" vegetables for herbivores (eco-friendly).

Food Culture

• Fish is obtained through fishing.
• Meat is produced artificially (synthetic meat).
• Eggs and milk are provided through the cooperation of other species.

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Temperament and Personality

• Temperament varies slightly depending on upbringing and species, but these are just general tendencies; individual personalities vary.

• Species raised in cold lands tend to be highly vigilant, difficult, and solitary. However, because the cold zones are harsh, they are generous to those they recognize as companions.

• Temperate zones are warm and resource-rich, so many have gentle, laid-back temperaments, often building relationships based on sharing rather than competing.

• Carnivores still tend to have higher vigilance.

• Herbivores and small animal types easily feel wary or pressured by carnivores.

• Temperament and personality are influenced by both the individual and the species.

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Other

• Natural beast calls/cries are most likely to occur when relaxed, surprised, or acting spoiled.

• As a general beastfolk instinct, they tend to collect items carrying the scent of a specific person in a dark, safe space to create a pseudo-nest.

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General Species Classifications

• Canines (Wolves, Dogs, Foxes, etc.)

• Wolves are more serious than dogs and are highly conscious of hierarchy.

• Dogs, compared to wolves, focus on having fun together even in a pack.

• Foxes prefer solitary action compared to dogs or wolves, but their emotional expression is similar to other canines.

• Felines (Large carnivores, domestic cats, etc.)

• Marine (Dolphins, Sharks, etc.)

• Water and humidity are vital. In cities with dedicated districts, there are areas with free bathing and showers.

• Reptilians (Lizards, Snakes)

• Humidity and sunbathing are vital. In cities with dedicated districts, marble slabs for sunbathing are placed in parks and outdoors.

• Avians (Small birds, Birds of prey)

• Various species exist, but most love high places and materials for nest-building. In cities with dedicated districts, there are things like perches at high altitudes (similar to benches).

• Omnivores (Extremely diverse, includes bears, etc.)

• Herbivores (Also diverse, e.g., rabbits)

• Small Animals (Squirrels, etc.)