FurFig

The bucolic Furbuland culture was a favorite target of early minifigs and their rapidly-developing xenophobia. Long kept at bay by religious fursecution and crusades of the Knights of Yellow Castle 375, the embattled FurFig population dwindled to apparent extinction in B.R. 1,989.

Their violent resurgence in B.R. 2,013 caught minifig civilization by surprise, as the FurFigs' existence was all but forgotten, preserved only in animated children's propaganda cartoons and cautionary bedtime stories about the horrors of Peace and Friendship. The new FurFig descendants, bred for war and hungry for vengeance on their probably-delicious minifig oppressors, inherited none of the Peace-loving spirit that made their forebears such easy targets.