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Fennah is a 3D animator, novelist, and YouTuber. His body of work includes Bionicle Revolution, Satellite City, The August Few, and that weird furry segment in the Nostalgia Critic’s review of The Wall. Fennah has a long history of responding poorly to feedback, going on autistic rants when criticized, acting spitefully to both fans and critics, sperging out about his personal philosophy, and inserting his sexual preferences into every facet of his work. If you were being uncharitable, you could describe his animations as “a vehicle for his barely-disguised fetishes” or “Vivziepop’s work but edgier, more pretentious, and with a heavier emphasis on eugenics.” However, Fennah would describe himself as someone who, in his own words, is capable of “thinking beyond with regards to story telling,” and whose animations could “topple Disney and show people that good, original characters can win over corporate greed and audience expectation.”

Notable Milk:
>Was expelled from animation school, and has since stated university is an “absolute waist of time, money, and brain cells” (as with all direct quotes in this post, the spelling and grammar are his).
>While in animation school, was accused of stealing models.
>Repeatedly went on rants about his atheism, many of which were directed toward the Bionicle fandom.
>His most infamous rant was in response to someone accusing him of lifting a line directly from The Hobbit in his fan film.
>Was planning to get revenge on his university by publicly revealing its contact information after his fan film, Bionicle Revolution, released. He expected this act would “shut that forsaken place down.” Bionicle Revolution remains unreleased to this day.
>Briefly quit his Amino community when he killed off a mentally disabled fish creature named Bob in Satellite City. Bob primarily existed to be tortured by other characters, and upon receiving backlash for Bob’s death, Fennah had a multi-paragraph meltdown.
>Bob was a fan-made OC, but Fennah later added him to Satellite City. Fennah’s fans harassed the original creator at his behest.
>Apparently, in Fennah’s interpretation of the character, Bob was supposed to represent parasitic relationships (or substance abuse, depending on which of his overly-defensive posts you read), but too many people interpreted it as Fennah endorsing killing disabled people. So, he threw a tantrum about his audience’s lack of media literacy instead of acting like an adult and accepting that his writing may not have conveyed his intended message.
>This is a running theme. Fennah does not take criticism well.
>Tries to portray himself as a man of science, but spergs out when someone brings up basic biology regarding his OCs.
>Has posted and commissioned art of his beheaded OCs in sexual poses (his favorite being the pose of one of Jeffrey Dahmer’s victims). This has happened multiple times.
>Takes pride in not using real-world references for his art and anatomy. Believes using references to be lazy and unoriginal.
>Fennah’s response to a fairly tame comment on the Nostalgia Critic’s review of The Wall: “‘Deviant art furry OCs?’ What in the name of actual fuck are you talking about? They're just characters, why do you need to throw on a bunch of stupid labels? Is any character that isn't human a furry by your standard? What a boring person you must be. Nice furry profile picture, by the way.”
>Has obnoxiously begged Internet personalities including JonTron and Jacksepticeye to employ him over social media.
>Used to get into slapfights online about why eating animals is unethical.
>Has not improved at receiving criticism. He still goes on a tirade if you criticize his writing, and at least one YouTuber has been harassed by his audience of edgelords for negatively reviewing his book (he asked this YouTuber to review it).
>Appears to have developed a fat fetish in recent years, having redesigned his OCs to be even more voluptuous than they already were.

Examples of Weird Lore within The August Few:
>The creatures (Kivouachians) reproduce by decapitation.
>Additionally, due to their culture, only the strongest and most genetically superior Kivouachians are able to reproduce. When Kivouachians decide to mate, there are three parties: the vessel and two copulating partners. The vessel is decapitated, and the two partners deposit their genetic material into the vessel. The vessel does not pass down its inferior genetics, and the babies will eat their way out of its body, thereby killing the vessel.
>When the babies are born from the decapitated vessel, they engage in a Baby Battle Royale to ensure only the strongest offspring survives.
>If any of this sounds like eugenics, it’s not! Fennah has outlined very clearly that Locket, the leader of the Underbirth, is FIRMLY opposed to eugenics. None of what I just described qualifies as eugenics, according to Fennah.
>The babies also serve as a food source for adult Kivouachians.
>Because decapitation is not fatal, contorting decapitated corpses into fun little poses is an accepted art form within their culture (a concerning number of these characters are contorted into the same shape as Jeffrey Dahmer’s victims).
>When these creatures are decapitated, they become “dollfaced,” which is shorthand for the ahegao facial expression.
>In his autistic 112-slide-long lore slideshow, Fennah takes the time to inform us that female Kivouachians are more likely to have nipples than their male counterparts.
>This slideshow indicates there are 10 jobs in this entire society. One of them is prostitute, and another is pimp.
>In his equally autistic Kivic Lore Masterdoc, Fennah outlines 24 laws of their society. Two of the laws he feels are important enough to share with his audience are devoted to prostitution.
>This weird-ass law regarding prostitutes: “Dollies must commit thoroughly to the vision of the client. Under no circumstances should performance be terminated, except for self-preservation and defense. Dollies must never succumb to their own illusions. In the event of client bias, Dollies should be penalized according to the standards of Dollhouse Etiquette.”
>Kivouachians go through puberty when they experience emotional distress.

Examples of Weird Lore within Satellite City:
>His OC with rainbow teeth, Yeshua, was crucified by the Romans because they believed him to be a demon. This is the origin of Jesus Christ within SC’s canon.
>Lucy may or may not have written the Bible. She started both World War I and II. Her hat is made from three of Jack the Ripper’s victims’ skin.
>Shuck, the edgy DeviantArt version of the cryptid with the same name, invented the game of chess.
>Locket is responsible for Jack the Ripper’s crimes.
>Winifred is asexual and has a history of sex addiction.
>All of these creatures live in a house with a human named Sullivan, who is played by Fennah himself. One could say he is a thinly-veiled self-insert, which becomes significantly more embarrassing for Fennah when you remember Sullivan is a homicidal sociopath.

Links:
>YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@S.Fennah
>Twitter: https://x.com/SamFennah/
>Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/samfennah.bsky.social