This is a new adult animated sitcom called FURniversity. Which it's coming soon on YouTube in early 2022. Here's a sneak peek of the story....
Story:
Tony G. Coy, a dorky coyote, tells the story of the history of FURland City, the capital city of FURland, the biggest country on the planet Anthro. In the 1960s, an army of coyotes invaded FURland City, led by the evil Sidney Coy, who also happens to be Toby’s grandfather. They were violent and ruthless tyrants who abused the other animal breeds for a short time before the other citizens rose against Sidney and the coyotes. After reasserting normal leadership, President Franklin Foxx decided to segregate all coyotes into a separate district outside of FURland forever.
Years later, coyotes live obscenely poor lives in the slums of Little Wolf City. However, the modern president, Jonathan Foxx, decides to allow coyotes to vote because he needs another representative in Congress to break ties and allow bills to pass. The coyotes elect their city mayor Steward Coy, Toby’s Uncle Stu. Though coyotes are still not allowed inside FURland, President Foxx proposes a “Society Test” to see whether coyotes can live harmoniously. Uncle Stu can pick one coyote to put in an institution like college. If they achieve goals of graduation or promotion, then they can prove coyotes are peaceful citizens. Uncle Stu chooses Toby.
In his late 20s, Toby still lives with his mother, Tina. He gets bullied by bigger coyotes and got fired from his pizza delivery job for being weird looking. He copes with his depressing life and negative feelings using humor. It’s because of his decency and childlike joy that his Uncle Stu chooses him. At first, Toby resists, not wanting to go to a place like FURniversity where he’ll get harassed and hurt, but he agrees to go to prove his uncle right.
However, once they get to FURland City, Uncle Stu and Toby face serious obstacles when they try to enroll Toby at a university. Evelyn Foxx, the president’s wife and dean of FURniversity, firmly states that coyotes aren’t welcome. They try a series of other smaller universities around the city to no avail.
Eventually, Uncle Stu manages to get enough dirt on Evelyn Foxx to blackmail her. He manages to get Toby accepted at FURniversity, but he makes an enemy out of Evelyn in the process. Ms. Evelyn Foxx hated Toby as well as the other coyotes and will try everything to remove Toby from campus by doing sneaky, illegal things.
Toby faces angry protesters and experiences significant aggression when he first comes to FURniversity’s campus, but he perseveres. He meets strange and funny characters like the irritating Bee Buzz, the class clown Toothie the Tortoise, the religious goody two shows Little Tim the Mouse, the crazy student scientist Jenny the Weasel, two laid-back dudes Brad the Otter with Smoky G. The Hummingbird, and a hostile, and creepy head security guard hyena, Griff Venandi. But Toby doesn’t make any new friends due of his coyote heritage, but he's not giving up and hoping to make new friends some other time. He manages to get a dorm room, but he’s going to have to share it with a roommate, someone named Beth Rabbit. The university employees are initially worried about this pairing since Beth sounds like innocent prey, but they couldn’t be more wrong. Toby has no clue that he’s about to room with a female punk-rock, fighter rabbit who’s probably tougher than him. Whether he’ll make it through college and the Society Test is anyone’s guess.
FURniversity is still in process and the first episodes will release in early 2022. So stay tuned everyone.
© By Hopeful Films Ltd. All characters have been copyright by the Library of Congress. Character designs were made by Nicole V. All Right Reserved.
About the Creator
G Robert Daily
I was born and rasie in Fullerton. I attend the film school call: New York Film Achademy. I started my own film company called Hopeful Films Ltd. I worked as a Actor, Writer, Director, and Producer. That's it.
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