Was the Author trying to imply the Narrator is a naive person or just feel like going "nudge nudge wink wink" on the audience about Mr Narrator's statement?
JusticeItEasy said: I think the real discussion would be:
Was the Author trying to imply the Narrator is a naive person or just feel like going "nudge nudge wink wink" on the audience about Mr Narrator's statement?
no of course we would never place a pregnant yukkuri in a high place or watch the ko's splatter messily on the floor or listen to the mother scream "Why is this happening!?"
JusticeItEasy said:
Was the Author trying to imply the Narrator is a naive person or just feel like going "nudge nudge wink wink" on the audience about Mr Narrator's statement?
I think that it is implicit in any work with lurid yukkuri death that any statements about abyuse being bad are tongue in cheek
for instance:
I believe nobody wants to see something like this happen...
poweryoga said: Or not. Although forced overfeeding is torture (see how foie gras is created), simply feeding the yukkuri a lot so it becomes obese is not.
In this yuniverse though, making too much food available to a ko will kill it
if you set up conditions so that a yukkuri will kill itself, does that not count as abuse?
yukiyuzen said: Overfeeding is "abyuse" now? Wow, family friendly-nazi much?
No, that's not it.
To be honest, I'm kind of surprised. Usually when an artist says something like "Nobody can resist loving their cuteness!" a typical yukkuri-fandom shitstorm ensues. I guess everyone else here is just as tired of arguing as I am.
To be honest, I'm kind of surprised. Usually when an artist says something like "Nobody can resist loving their cuteness!" a typical yukkuri-fandom shitstorm ensues. I guess everyone else here is just as tired of arguing as I am.