: Re: Does this sound too similar to Guardians of the galaxy? So since 2007 I've been using a raccoon character in my stories and I want to know if he's too similar to rocket raccoon. My character

Is the raccoon's brother also a raccoon? Like, are these just anthropomorphic animals? Because there's a pretty long tradition of that in children's books, so if you're writing a children's book, I don't think it's a problem at all.

If you're writing an adult book? I have trouble seeing how the anthropomorphism would feel real, but I certainly don't think the Guardians link is a problem.

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