Nope nope nope, gives me the creeps. But I ain't judging

They turn me on.

I feel they are funny looking but unfortunately based on the poses I do not think the artist was aiming for wolf humor. I respect the effort on the added textures but that is all I can really admire.
(Note to artist) I don't think adding fur and heads of a&o to super models appeals to the artist aim and it just results in wasted talent. Why limit yourself to adding fur to a model pic when you can transfer that great texture to a fully drawn wolf. Draw kate from scratch and add that texture you work so hard to add to those models the texture is great your idea is unappealing . Your fur technique is amazing. The whole furing up human models and adding heads of leading characters in a&o is just not working at least not for me blonde Leon made my day though ^_^.

I voted yes.

And we already know that. The question has nothing to do with what the characters are like in the movies - it's about the A&O photomorphs, like the ones SentinelPrime89 and I have uploaded to our photos on our accounts. (Albeit censored in some cases, for good reason.)

Anthro and anthromorphic are two different things. I thought everyone knows that.

Anthro = in short, human body with animal head attached to it (such as my avatar of Daria or any of the other pictures uploaded to my account - if you go to photos section of my profile)

Anthromorphic = animal or inanimate object with human characteristics (any character in the first three Alpha and Omega movies; and about any other character in any animated series)

Road Rovers are anthros as well for example. Tbh I nev knew there was a difference

I googled the meanings of both words just to show you they are two dififfrent things:

anthropomorphic: having human characteristics.
anthro: Anthro may refer to: Anthropo- (from Greek Άνθρωπος, "human"), a prefix meaning human, humanoid, or humanlike, especially with regards to sentience. Anthro, short for Anthropology, anthropomorphism, or other terms beginning with the prefix.

It might be short for that word, but when it comes to animated movies, they are different. Alpha and Omega is anthropomorphic (animals with human characteristics), Road Rovers is an example of anthro (humans with animal characteristics).

I said that. Anthropomorphic refers to any non-human creature or object with human characteristics. Don't think I don't know what I'm talking about. I know when I am wrong and I'm not this time. Besides, those are the same things I got my information from.

Anthro is basically vice versa, a human with animal characteristics, such as the Road Rovers, the photomorphs that SentinelPrime89 and I have uploaded, etc. Anthropomorphism refers to animals or inanimate objects with human characteristics, such as the characters in the first A&O or the characters in The Brave Little Toaster (that is so I can give an example of a movie that features anthropomorphic inanimate objects - a lamp, toaster, vacuum cleaner, radio, and I don't remember what else now.).

"From what I can see, Anthropomorphism can include standing up creatures (e.g. What Prime meant in this poll, or what you mentioned), and non-standing up creatures acting like humans (Kate, Humphrey, etc from movies)."
You basically just took every single thing I told you and put it into your own words...