I made this video dedicated to unusual couples in fiction set to True Companion by Donald Fagen from the Heavy metal soundtrack. It has couples of two nonhuman people in love and even humans with nonhuman people

This stars Matt and Cathy from Alien Nation the franchise, Catherine Chandler and Vincent from Beauty and the Beast the series (1987 to 1990), Eliza and Goliath from Gargoyles, Deckar and Rachel from Blade Runner, the robot and Gloria from Heavy Metal, Hatton Slayden's artworks, Vastra and Jenny on Doctor Who, Regular Show's Skips/Mona with Rigby and Eillen plus Margaret's parents, Murray and Polly from the 1987 to 1988 Mighty Mouse New Adventures series, Bojack Horseman's Wanda with Bojack, Mr Peanutbutter and Diane plus Charolette and Kyle with Princess Caroyln and Judah, Star Trek couples, Splash, Wolf Children's Hana and her wolfman husband, Swamp Thing and Abigale Arcane, Julie Bruin from tiny toons and my original human character i created since her character is single, and more.

And no, none of it's "beastiality" because furries (aka animal humanoid folk), mutants, androids/cyborgs, extraterrestrials and magical creature folk are all people who are different just like there's a difference between Goofy and Pluto. and the couples in my video are consenting adults.

Afterall love is love and Prince Lir in The Last Unicorn book/movie once said when he found out who Lady Amalthea really is, he said "Unicorn, mermaid, vampire, werewolf, sorceress, gorgon, genie...no name you can give her would surprise or frighten me, i love whom i love".

My tribute to one of my favorite DC characters set to Elmer Bernstein's Den score from Heavy Metal

My tribute to Jim Henson's classic fantasy movie and the new TV show prequel and all.

Set to Elmer Bernstein's Taarna score from Heavy Metal.
Man's Road from Last Unicorn.
The Keep soundtrack by Tangerine Dream.

My tribute to 2 favorite sci-fi horror comedy action movies which i grew up with and has the song Spaceballs by the Spinners.

My tribute to the 1994 movie and the comics with the song Power of the Night by Terrence Mann from Critters

My review of this classic 1989 Japanese animated fantasy classic