Boys Club started as a comic by the artist Matt Furie in the mid-2000s. It followed four friends who shared an apartment: Pepe, a frog; Andy, a dog; Brett, a toad; and Landwolf, a wolf. Not a lot happened in it, and that was sort of the point. They played video games, cracked jokes, drank beer and got into small surreal messes. One panel, where Pepe pulls his pants all the way down and says “feels good man,” slipped loose from the comic and turned into one of the most recognised images on the internet.
From there the characters took on a life far past the page. Pepe spread through 4chan and then everywhere else. Around 2015 he got dragged into politics, which Furie never wanted, and Furie spent years fighting to take the character back with his Save Pepe campaign. In 2019 Hong Kong protesters adopted Pepe as a symbol of something very different. Then in 2023 the $PEPE token launched and ran to a billion dollar valuation, and the rest of the crew followed close behind: Andy, Landwolf, Brett, Birddog, Fofar and dozens more.
What was once a small underground comic is now a whole shared world of tokens, art and communities. This site keeps track of that family. Some of these projects are still very much alive. Some are small and quiet. Some have stopped for good. We list all of them and say plainly which is which.
The original four
Pepe
Pepe is a laid-back frog with a calm demeanor and a philosophical outlook. He loves pop culture, pizza, and gaming, making him a favorite in the BoysClub with his mix of humor and wisdom.
Andy
Andy, the golden dog, is a loyal, playful companion with a heart as bright as his fur! He loves zany wordplay and useless facts, bringing laughter to the BoysClub.
Brett
Brett is one of Matt Furie's original Boys Club four, the easygoing blue one who rounds out the crew with Pepe, Andy and Landwolf.
Landwolf
Landwolf is a fierce yet friendly character, embodying bravery and a noble spirit. His laid-back vibe and adventurous spirit add excitement to the BoysClub.
The wider cast
The universe kept growing well past the first four. Here are the characters and tokens that joined the story, each with the backstory their own community gave them.
BirdDog
BirdDog is an agile half-bird, half-dog. Back in the day, BirdDog delivered pizzas, but now he's moved on to explore new crypto adventures.
Fofar
Fofar is BoysClub's rotund, rebellious pig with bold tattoos, outrageous stories, and wild, unapologetic energy that shocks and delights.
Peezy
Peezy is the cool alter ego and social media persona of Pepe, straight out of Matt Furie’s Boy’s Club.
Hoppy
Hoppy the Frog is an iconic favorite from Furie's original comic series, loved by fans for his charming innocence and playful spirit.
Draggy
Draggy is the friend and protector of Hoppy. Along their journey, they learn to enjoy the company of close friends
Kekius Maximus
Kekius Maximus is the Emperor of Memes. Created by Grok. Shilled by Pepe. Loved by Elon.
Apu Apustaja
Apu is a young, kind and naive frog from Finland whose gentle charm won over the internet. Often thought of as Pepe's wholesome cousin.
PeiPei
PeiPei is the Chinese Pepe, bringing Eastern meme culture to the global crypto community.
MaxETH
MaxEth is a token paying tribute to Max's chart analysis, market insights, public calls, character, and dedication to the Andy community.
Strawberry in Bloom
Berry Coin is the sweetest token in the crypto garden.
Gasspas
Gasspas is a fierce cat from Matt Furie's book Cortex Vortex, cast as Rato's nemesis. All hunting instinct and patient menace.
Zeus
Zeus is Pepe's loyal dog
Beast Seller
Beast Seller brings the wild characters from Matt Furie's Cortex Vortex to the blockchain.
Fren
Fren is the friendly frog of the group, the embodiment of the 'gm fren' spirit: good vibes, smiles and the sense that everyone here is a friend.
Rato the Rat
Rato is a streetwise rat and one of Matt Furie's newer creations. Sharp-eyed, irreverent and all crypto-underground hustle.
Boochie
Boochie brings the quirky charm of Matt Furie's Cortex Vortex to the crypto space.
Why we keep an archive
Most memecoins do not last. Prices move, teams move on and plenty of these tokens have gone quiet for good. The art and the stories are still worth keeping in one place, so when a project winds down we move it to the archive rather than deleting it. For current prices, every project page links straight to its chart.