# 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.

Boku No Fanservice will also be a dispatch-based anime published on YouTube called "Boku No Fanservice" that follows Jonathan Curley (Velivian Fesothe) as he creates anime, manga and other content for the Furtainment (Furtain) Universe.

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** — our free eBook and free manga website that simply hosts the content and provides links to the download locations. 

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.