I think James Gunn said something similar about movies. Your job as a creator/artist/etc is not to make what people are demanding or predict the market or whatever, your job is create something that people will enjoy, even if they haven’t thought of it yet themselves.

I have a copy of Bad Fur Day on the N64

Got it from my cousin over 20 years ago and loved it. Didn’t realize for a long time that it was on the rare side and sells pretty well these days.

Honestly 1’s ending sticks more firmly in my mind than 2. I think you could argue for either one’s ending. Then again, why pit two bad bitches against one another?