I think the rest of this variant set is lowkey pretty ugly, so I'm not uploading it in full, but I really liked this first Nikki chibi. But in case this ever goes bad ID...
one of my unwritten plotbunnies was for a multichapter comedy fic where an Angewomon and Ladydevimon are vitriolic best bud roommates. I should dust that off one of these days.
The rationale behind the tagging is in the definition.
Almost Yuri: Images of 2+ girls seriously into each other that would be worthy additions to yuri - if it weren't for the unfortunate technicality of a male or futanari being involved as well.
Since there is no clear "involvement" of the male as a participant, the 1boy yuri tag combination works. It fits closer to the type of posts the tag combination generally contains and is more befitting to describe this post.
Editing tags on a post is allowed by anyone on Danbooru, although the Howto:Tag page should be read first. Likewise, blacklisting is a good option. Making that tag edit takes less effort than writing out a comment that changes nothing. If you still disagree and feel strongly that the yuri tag is unfit for this post then feel free to make that amendment.
although it is a game mechanic it is still bulling or cyber bulling
This is literally the way people get rid of the villagers they don't want from one reason or another.
THOU, if i'm ninti , i would include an update where this mechanic got a penalty like: "Paying a truckload of taxes", "get other villagers been an asshole with you (including Isabelle lecturing you not to do that or Tom inceasing taxes on loans even higher)", or get a permanent rate debuff that increase everytime you bully a villager and get at MAX after to make it move
In that way , it would encourage people to keep them.
The best part is that in ACNH, it doesn't even work. Data mining has shown that friendship values affect the move-out possibilities, but they're not the sole determining factor, and it's really pretty much down to randomness. So there's a lot of players being assholes for no effect.
(Honestly, the most reliable way to get rid of a specific villager is to get an Amiibo in the campsite and have them move in; you can then just pick which animal they replace. The drawbacks there are the short supply of Amiibo cards and that there's no Raymond card.)
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