Hmm, while the shitting and pissing may make me wonder of the FF status, I do agree with the fact that this is one of those stories that shouldn't have any form of "abuse comment" on it, even if it became only "non violent" out of the technicity of peeing and pooping.
Anyway Dave37 remember, Abuse or Anti FF comments in FF works and Anti Abuse Comments and Abuse fandom bashing in Abuse works is against the rules.
JusticeItEasy said: Hmm, while the shitting and pissing may make me wonder of the FF status, I do agree with the fact that this is one of those stories that shouldn't have any form of "abuse comment" on it, even if it became only "non violent" out of the technicity of peeing and pooping.
Yes but in general poop and piss are not considered family friendly at least in the FF standars, since i really think it's a bit exagerated since it's not like it's the typical "arrogant shitting followed with trashtalking about having mister eat her poo or lick her piss".
Of course i'm more than willing to let this one slip as FF since the overall feel is that, but you know, it's all a bit of tug war of "strict convention following" vs "mellow exception allowance".
dexter said: is the remilia a nicehead for acting so contrary to her kind's instinctive desire to eat other yukkuri?
Personally I don't really think so. There's no dialogue to determine whether or not she's doing it out of kindness (Maybe she's just too small to be an effective predator, or maybe these Remilia were bred/trained to not eat other pets, since we can tell that it was bought).
Might be splitting hairs (I agree that predators that go against instincts is a good indicator for niceheadness), so maybe I'm just "spoiled" from examples like post #2117
Hourai said: Personally I don't really think so. There's no dialogue to determine whether or not she's doing it out of kindness (Maybe she's just too small to be an effective predator, or maybe these Remilia were bred/trained to not eat other pets, since we can tell that it was bought).
Might be splitting hairs (I agree that predators that go against instincts is a good indicator for niceheadness), so maybe I'm just "spoiled" from examples like post #2117
Makes sense. Definite proof should be needed.
Thanks for spoiling me; that one is going straight into the nicehead pool.