Bobby

Fero City is a city entirely made up of anthropomorphic animals. There are no plain humans in this world. This means all characters will have plantigrade stance (or digitigrade on occasion as befits the character) and wears clothing that fits their culture and situation. Stereotypes have a strong influence on perception, and animals tend to group up in communities that create distinctive animal-based areas. Lion racing culture: In summary, they paid for power and they want to use it. They value clean races with relatively low risk to their vehicles. They often speak in technical, almost market terms about their prized vehicles. For them, winning is proof of investment value. Wolf racing culture: Wolves tend to value the social aspect, preferring large grids and excitement. A dramatic crash where nobody got hurt and the car could afford to be replaced is almost as good as a win. Very casual and experiential. Fox racing culture: For foxes, races are treated almost as ways to test theories about mechanics, racing line, etc. Expect the unexpected. Hyenas racing culture: criminality is common, and often tied to frustration. A few want to escape the culture, leaving the rest feeling more offended. Racing is an excercise in dominance.