Wolf World is an independent series where there are common anthropomorphic wolves and anthropomorphic wolves that represent emotions and/or sins. The series is a comedy, featuring the following wolves representing emotions and/or sins:
Aysha - Aysha is the anthropomorphic she-wolf who represents the sin of gluttony and the emotion of joy, always joyful and gluttonous.
Pyra - Pyra is the anthropomorphic wolf who represents the sin of wrath and the emotion of anger; she is the most explosive of the group and gets irritated easily.
Umbros - Umbros is boredom, although it has shadow as its power, it represents boredom. It transforms everything into boredom.
Dora - Dora is the anthropomorphic wolf who represents laziness; she is always lazy and the sleepiest, always sleeping.
Luxor - the greediest of the group, he's always counting the money he has. All he wants is money. And he represents greed, which is pretty obvious.
When these wolves, representing emotions and/or sins, can enter the minds of ordinary anthropomorphic wolves—those that do not represent emotions and/or sins—when they enter the mind of an ordinary anthropomorphic wolf, they turn into invisible little balls the color of their emotions, which no one can see.