# Boku No Fanservice – About
An about page for more information  
Accessible at: https://bokunofanservice.com/about/

**Effective Date:** 04/09/2026  
**Last Updated:** 04/09/2026  

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Welcome to the official **Boku No Fanservice** about page written by **Jonathan Curley**, also known as **Velivian Fesothe**, founder of **Furtainment** and the anthropomorphist creator of the **Furtain universe**.

> “I'm walking my own legacy, and supporting the dreamers of tomorrow”  
> — Jonathan Curley, 2026

Boku No Fanservice is a dispatch-based personal journal and website developed and written by Jonathan Curley for the purpose of publishing behind-the-scenes world-building insights and personal thoughts on characters, shows, movies, and projects — extra bonus content from the **Furtainment (Furtain) Universe** for fans to enjoy now and look back on historically.

The idea was formulated in **April 2026** when Jonathan decided to combine all future show and movie blogs into one publishing system and onto one domain, cross-linking them from all other personal and Furtainment websites.

He settled on the name **Boku No Fanservice** as its future home; the name is based on his love for anime and the show **Boku No Hero Academia**.

It was originally published on **Blogger** at the beginning of April 2026, but in **August 2026** it was rebuilt and migrated to static hosting to improve speed, reliability, and citation capability in AI chats and overviews.

Jonathan aims to publish Boku No Fanservice in three primary languages:

- English  
- Furry  
- Anglo‑Saxon Futhorc  

…and eventually all other human-based common languages.

The term **fanservice** has historically been used as a meme and representation of adult content in anime, but in the context of this website, it is **non-adult** and simply means *extra content for the fans* — a fan service — an evolved meaning now used by other creators to denote their artistic works and services.

Jonathan's long-term goal is to create a wide range of creative artworks and styles using historical and self-researched techniques, publishing entertainment and open-sourcing those techniques and pipelines as part of supporting the dreamers of tomorrow and working toward becoming a **professor of the technical arts**.

Boku No Fanservice is directly linked to two sister websites:

- **fanservice.uk** — a dispatch-driven, drudge-report-style micro service  
- **bokunodispatches.com** — a free eBook website providing download links  

This website's template and resources will be available for free and open-source on **fanservice.dev**, where Jonathan will publish toolkits and static generator programs to help studios and creators develop their own fan service websites.