What’s with everyone thinking that Linda is the same as every other fox or, in this case, thing that is red?

Some of them, yes. Linda, Terra and Jane were all named after people I’ve known (though they are hardly what I’d call fursonas as each has developed personalities all their own). Other characters were initially inspired by people but then had very different names. Leo was named after my Horoscope. Yari was named after a playing card and Ri was named after her older sister. Emily and Alice are both based on the same person and Mia and Leo are both based off of me. Lisa was more of a commentary character (also named after an ex boss) and Chahiro was named after a little girl in a magical film (which was originally unintentional but I’ve since embraced it). Tiaco was named after a restaurant in Florida and inspired by my dad’s Cockatoo. Grape was inspired by a fellow artist with many food-based-name characters and Florence came from a the musician I was listening to when I drew her. I think that covers most of them.

No idea. Just found it on Google when searching for “butts”.

It’s less of a stereotype and more of a statistical eventuality. People typically develop their tastes for music, art and culture in their teens and 20s and will continue to like those things for the remainder of their lives. Why, old people today probably thought it would be a hoot that some day, senior citizens would be listening to Elvis and Frank Sinatra but hey, that’s where we are. In another decade, seniors will listen to The Beatles and the Monkeys, then Pink Floyd and the Eagles and before you know it, a generation of elderly folks will have Hip Hop and techno. We’ll still play video games with those plastic controllers on flat screens and everyone will taunt us for not using the wireless holo-empathy implants. There’s Grandma, refusing to get the cyberpad implanted cause she’s afraid the corporations will control her brain. Old people are so weird. They still talk with their analog mouths like cave men.

Never even heard of it.