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No, noone will ask you about what stirs you. Well, if she liked being a Mimiga, she would be a furry. But if she was just glad for the fur as it made her feel warmer, she would be practical.

Personal antigravity field, to be exact. He has an antigravity generator built inside his body (it's just above the missile holder), which he uses whenever he wants to fly (or make one of his signature high jumps, for that matter). When turned on, the field makes the gravity sorta not affect him...

Me neither. Man, that's going to take ages...

Oh, right. But he still does fly during no. 2.

Still not. I hope that this web browser debate will end soon.

No, that's the Doctor you're talking about. Kazuma came there to, um... study... pink hovercars... Yeah, that'll do.

Because he does fly during his second and fourth bossfight.

Well, just because all the other characters are scientists or robots or freaking Mimigas, which narrows it down, and Kazuma is just the right age. But hey, it's just my opinion, you can think what you want.

She still might be a casual furry fan, i.e. not really into that dressing-up business. Mimigas being anthros depend on how you percieve them, how you define the word "animal", whether youm mean in-universe... um, let's just not go there. But now we could also guess if any other characters are...

8/10 Puppy hat! And you don't have to search whole SZ to find him. The dog in front of the Storehouse.

Just one highlight from the Wikipedia link Jacob posted: The fandom is much larger than most people think, but the controversial sexual side is most known because ... well, damn me if I know why, but it shows that most people only care about that one thing. Just why is sex so important anyway?

There's a difference between slang words and clearly defined terms, though. And this is not as much about what the definition of the word is as rather about how do people think an average furry looks and acts.

If you feel the urge to bitch about other people not using your favorite Internet browser/OS/computer brand, you should get a life.

No, the main meaning is still the same. Just how the term is commonly understood changed. Apparently, Freud was right.

??/10 Ne'er 'eard o' 'er. The Balcony Igor

Maybe all the greenhaired scientific personnel were sent to the Island in an act of racism...

7/10 He's just a guy who's doing his job, even under the Doctor's rule. Hajime

Um... just how does "furry" have anything to do with sex? Being a furry means being a member of the furry fandom, i.e. liking the furry art, which centers itself around depicting anthropomorphized animals. And no, I'm not a furry, I just made some research in the past.

No, he just should know the difference between robot and cyborg. Cyborgs are part organic, robots are fully artificial.

Well, Sue was born as a human and lived for, say, 13 years as a human, so, technically, she's still a human, albeit a very mimigaesque one. Or, if you want to, replace "technically" with "mentally".

In CS? Well, if green can be natural, why not blue?

Don't you think that Booster would be able to recognize Quote as a cyborg if he was one? Professor clearly says robot.

Because they're her favorite colors.

And before that, *puts on sunglasses* it was nothing. *cue the Who*

No, that makes them omnivores.