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Studio FOW
Pornographic production company in the US From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Studio FOW (sometimes also stylised as StudioFOW or Studio F.O.W.) is a pornographic production company based in America. Known for the production of animated films featuring video game characters, the studio's content can be described as computer-animated hardcore pornography, often in a high fantasy setting. It is also a video game developer doing business as FOW Interactive (formerly FOW Games).
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History
Founded in 2014 by "Darkcrow", Studio FOW is a crowdfunded group of 3D animators who produce pornographic parodies of popular video games and other media with Source Filmmaker. The group has released several full-length films, alongside other animation shorts, animation loops, and Flash games. Their first major game release, Subverse, received over $2 million from Kickstarter backers[3] within one month in April 2018.[4][5] Prior to Subverse, their flagship work is the Kunoichi series (a parody of the Ninja Gaiden series). Studio FOW gained notoriety upon creating a parody of Tomb Raider titled Lara in Trouble in 2014. The 17-minute film was distributed on multiple online platforms and attained viral status, leading to a studio expansion.[6][7][8] Studio FOW stated that it would not create Overwatch pornography after receiving a cease-and-desist order from Blizzard Entertainment in 2015 for their World of Warcraft-related projects.[9] In December 2018, Studio FOW was permanently banned from the crowdfunding platform Patreon for a sex scene involving a werewolf and a woman.[10]
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Major productions
Selected filmography
- Lara in Trouble (Feb. 6, 2014) – featuring Lara Croft[11]
- Kunoichi: Broken Princess (Nov. 28, 2014) – featuring Kasumi[12]
- Bioshag: Trinity (July 4, 2015) – featuring Elizabeth[13]
- Kunoichi 2: Fall of the Shrine Maiden (Nov. 13, 2015) – featuring Kasumi and Momiji[14]
- Scarlet Nights (June 28, 2016) – featuring Harley Quinn[15]
- Siren's Call (Oct. 16, 2016) – featuring Isabela[16]
- Nightmare: Code Valentine (March 1, 2017) – featuring Jill Valentine[17]
- Songbird's Shame (June 4, 2017) – featuring Jessica Rabbit[18]
- Mila Red Riding Hood (Sept. 5, 2017) – featuring Mila[19]
- Nier: First [Ass]embly (Nov. 30, 2017) – featuring 2B[20]
- Severance (Feb. 28, 2018) – featuring Helena Douglas[21]
- Ghosts of Paradise (June 14, 2018) – featuring Major Motoko Kusanagi[22]
- Kunoichi 3: Dark Butterfly (Dec. 14, 2018) – featuring Kasumi, Momiji and Ayane[23]
Video games
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