I notice a random old edit request from nearly a year ago was deleted last night. It's not in the local or global logs. This means some autist saved a password for his post from damn near a year ago and arbitrarily decided to delete it now. Bizarre. It was probably Peter Mullin, even though he didn't namefag at the time.

>>13 Old rurus for transparency.

can someone please post the webms of the three pokegirls undressing anime style please

>>9614 >the three pokegirls Who the hell are you talking about? There's dozens of pokegirls and there's been more one trio throughout the series.

>>9562 Nice Dororo and Beebz.

Finished 💓💘

>>9597 >>9598 >>6917

>>9607 Okay thanks for that.

>>9607 And I was hoping the rest where going to be done as well?.

>>8301 The anime was set in stone age times, the main characters are cave people who live in the mountains and they wear fur cloths that cover their whole bodies. In an episode people who live by the sea visit for trading, and that topless girl is part of that tribe. Interestingly, in another episode the mountain girl covered her chest when undressed for swimming so there probably is some nudity taboo about that (and she seems even younger than the topless sea girl...). It is only the seafolk girls specifically who do not wear tops until they get older.

>>8301 >I guess topless little girls were common on the beach 50 years ago. How much society has regressed.

>>7866 >>7868 You should post these in the source edit thread. This thread is more for non-source art edit requests.

I removed the panties from this Lily Shiranui. It turned out alright since the image is low resolution.

>>9594 I acted prematurely. This one is superior.

>>9402 lol

Are there any fediverse servers that are loli friendly? Seems the ones i find are either MAP shit or they want you to write out an whole form to join

>>9592 Mastodon. It's where Baraag is, which is loli/shotacon western Twitter basically. https://baraag.net It's been some time since I made an account, but I don't recall it being cumbersome, and it's only necessary to make sensitive images and posts unspoilered by default. You can still view everything without an account, but it's a lot of extra clicking. They have a loli mascot named Linnea. There might be something on Misskey as well, but at a glance I can only find a tiny server called Loli Church with 25 users.

>>9444 >Hate to say it, but I definitely think it has to do with anime going global and thus getting chopped down for "global standards" It was this and has been this for years now, but the problem is worse and more multi-faceted than just this. This is going to be long so bear with me. First, almost all anime is now made available on various streaming platforms, as you pointed out. If any of these services are on the production committee for that anime or the committee wants the anime on that platform, they can directly interfere with it. For example, if producers want bilibili to pay for streaming rights for a series, they may demand the show is made with China's draconian censorship standards in mind so the bilibili broadcast version doesn't have to be further censored. Second, self-censorship by staff themselves is also rampant. Many nowadays don't see any harm or even active good in censoring without being asked, simply to shield themselves from potential issues. Or worse because they have an agenda. I just recently saw an interview with the anime scriptwriter for the Bocchi the Rock adaptation here: https://kai-you.net/article/93374/page/2 Highlights of what she says include how "sexualization of minors in official work is a problem" and "we decided to eliminate 'noise' such as unnecessary fanservice in order to ensure the anime would be more popular" "whether or not I could show it to my own child is an important standard for me", etc. She bases all these arguments on the idea that because anime is now easily available on streams, it's accessibility demands 'zoning' for audiences as anyone could see it. Third, there's simply less money entering the industry from enthusiasts. Many otaku have stopped buying anime goods in favor of spending more money on gacha/soshage properties, vtubers, etc. The 'carry an anime on disc sales' model popular in the 2000s is essentially dead. Mostly because of streaming but it's also because the potential consumer base has changed. At the same time, there's far more money entering from both overseas and casual domestic viewers because of widespread availability. I don't need to say any more about the sensibilities of Western audiences, everyone here knows how much of a cancer such people are already. What all this together means is an "ecchi ghetto" where a small minority of works are allowed to be more extreme while everything else is heavily sanitized. Gone are the days where restrictions were lax just because of shows airing on a night-time slot. This line drawn between works for a wide audience and niche will inevitably given all internal+external factors pressing the industry result in more and more shows trying to stay 'widely appealing' and drain more money and talent from niche projects until eventually there's nothing left. I find it unlikely the anime industry will maintain any idiosyncracies that made it deeply appealing for much longer.

>>9503 Yes, but likely there will be a push within a few years to either make VPN usage illegal outside enterprise use, or mandate government backdoors. The UK is probably going to experiment with this very very soon given the age verification drama going on over there, and anything they do is just a testing ground for the rest of the world: every other government is salivating at the prospect of copycatting actions shithole countries like that are taking to deprive their citizens of civil liberties. I also think there will be pushes soon to remove 'problematic' content from archive.org and similar projects.

By the way, the Texas bill scare about loli has actually produced some kind of tangible harm already: JAST (that publisher of eroge and other VNs along with occasionally things like manga) was banned from running a booth at a San Antonio convention: https://x.com/jastusa/status/1961855148655042739 The irony is JAST doesn't even touch that much loli stuff (although they did just put out an uncensored release of Onii-chan Asa made Zutto Gyutte Shite), so clearly there's fear R-18 2D content is going to come under fire in the US in a much broader sense than just controversial subsets like loli.

>>8288 >lolis are allowed, only not public, meaning you'd have to create your own private bot The few chat i started with lolis before they were banned which I can still use are worth their weight in gold.

>>9412 You mongrel, he's talking about sharing info to create your own private AI bot in janitor AI, read properly next time.

>>9499 Sorry, I had assumed he could just share it here, just like people did Koikatsu cards.

>>9377 >First pic Fukken amazin.

Some incest age difference yuri

>>9459 That last one isn't about panties?

>>9290 >>9295

the only chubby loli content I'm able to find now is vore-related shit send help

>>9450 Look up some Mitsudomoe doujins.