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I'm curious now. Did you actually make a set with a bunch of animated stuff? How did the game performance hold up?

As for the furry thing, just because it's not for everyone doesn't mean it's not for anyone.  And I like it when people use my product. I'd love to see a couple shots of what that looks like and maybe give set-making tips/feedback if you're up for it.  And I'm probably fine adding links to any sets you want to share to the bonus opponents sticky post, too.  

Come to think of it, a furry warrior wouldn't even be out of place in the medieval tavern sets, and the Jamal and Jong avatars are missing composites there. Things might be getting furrier around here.

Yes I have, I did a Blaidd from Elden ring by a the furry artist/animator Sollyz, at first, with the GIFs alone then I added the images for when the gif stopped loading (I'll go ahead and zip/post it for anyone interested).

What happens if played with just GIFs: The gif would play with minimal problems and clicking on the portrait will continue playing the GIF (or straight up crash, but as the AI goes back and forth with the clothing, sometimes the GIF would reload or need a few more clicks before it comes back up and the GIF would play normally (it's very back and forth))

With images and GIFs: In packs where it has both an image and a GIF, it would switch between the two as intended, however, if the GIF itself crashes, the image would take over and be the only thing playing (I think this is a great way to still have the player stipping even with the GIF crashing and I often make sure every folder with a GIF has an image backup to prevent only seeing a black screen)

The performance of the system: My computer isn't very strong and I often have stuttering when play games as is, however, the game itself will continue playing the game when their is GIFs and typically wouldn't slow down at all, BUT, the game would slow down if the character portrait is clicked one too many times.

Tried your set and it played pretty well.  Gifs seem to get dropped now and then, but normal gifs are doing the same thing at the same rate for me, so I'm guessing it's not because they are gigantic animated gifs, and just some intermittent bug with loading gifs. I'll see if I can track it down but no promises.

 I'm impressed at how well the system is handling those. It probably helps that you only have one per step and there's only 1 animated opponent, and cartoony things compress better than photo-realistic video, but still. And yeah, spam-clicking the portrait is going to trigger multiple loads of it at once, and that's bad juju for just about any machine.

The game does cache images once they load, so that explains most of the behavior you are describing.  That's also probably why the images seem to continue animating from where they left off when they cycle back.