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So the story here is that Maribel became Yukari, and thus went to the past, so Renko wanted to follow. But Renko went too far into the past, so far in fact that she was able to meet a young Eirin. Renko became instrumental to the Lunarians, and things get complicated. Really, really complicated.

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RaymooDev said in comment #2595721:

So the story here is that Maribel became Yukari, and thus went to the past, so Renko wanted to follow. But Renko went too far into the past, so far in fact that she was able to meet a young Eirin. Renko became instrumental to the Lunarians, and things get complicated. Really, really complicated.

The author really does like using things off screen and the writing can sometimes be a little confusing lol.

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M0131U5 said in comment #2594938:

imagine if both the husband and the daughter doesn't know that she's an uma

Common sense makes that impossible. And I don't mean ours, everyone in the Umaverse knows that the Uma mom = Uma daughter.
No matter how well she keeps it a secret, as soon as the baby pops out everyone will know the truth.
At most they could lie to the daughter and tell her she's adopted.

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Incineration said in comment #2594975:

Common sense makes that impossible. And I don't mean ours, everyone in the Umaverse knows that the Uma mom = Uma daughter.
No matter how well she keeps it a secret, as soon as the baby pops out everyone will know the truth.
At most they could lie to the daughter and tell her she's adopted.

this is technically wrong there's a small chance for a human couple to have an umamusume but it's exceedingly low and either way there is NO shot the husband doesn't know in tazuna's case

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123kid said in comment #2613210:

Artist admitted that they started using AI. asset #28014299

After some searching I see that discussions regarding this go back years on both the forum and the Discord, yet no one bothered to add this information to their wiki page. Hence why I uploaded these two images to begin with.

You could say that withholding this information is a bit unfairr to other users. Heh...

Artist wiki updated.

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123kid said in comment #2613210:

Artist admitted that they started using AI. asset #28014299

So they do some fully generated and some "assisted" via painting on ai generated images? Am I understanding that right? That sounds like it crosses the line into being generated and shouldn't be allowed, but I guess Danbooru's allowance on "assisted" is kind of blurry when it really begs of the question of just how assisted by ai they were...

Regardless it really sucks to see they have works on here from over 10 years ago and now they're doing this.

Updated by MistyWanderer

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123kid said in comment #2613210:

Artist admitted that they started using AI. asset #28014299

It's situations like these are why I don't usually buy the "they've been doing art for a long time, even before AI was a thing" excuse for other artists whose works are starting to look incredibly sus because the temptation of making things easier for the same/more gains is just too good to pass up for most people.

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This is like a German/Italian/Japanese soldier calling a German/Italian/Japanese-American GI a traitor, only for the latter to give them a funny look and say: "Buddy, I have no idea what you're talking about. I ain't no stinking Fascist lapdog, I'm an American!"

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fsnfanboy said in comment #2613256:

This is like a German/Italian/Japanese soldier calling a German/Italian/Japanese-American GI a traitor, only for the latter to give them a funny look and say: "Buddy, I have no idea what you're talking about. I ain't no stinking Fascist lapdog, I'm an American!"

Friendly reminder about WW2 US soldiers that:
90% would rather lose than war than allow blacks to vote. - Troubling the Waters: Black-Jewish Relations in the American Century by Cheryl Lynn Greenberg.
86% of enlisted [US soldiers] agreed with the statement: There is nothing good about jews. - 1940 Survey of Military Personnel About Jews.