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^ So I wanted to link you to Eternal Girls (not a WIXOSS doujin, oddly enough), but turns out it's not even the only doujin to wonder "How do KaguMokou deal with their hair?"
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Shaming artist for drawing het besides yuri is frankly just that "gold star lesbian" idiocy peppered up to outright thoughtcrime status. Most artists (especially western ones) rely on commission work, and the customer is always right. Would you blame a tattoo artist for inking the emblem of a rival sports team?
The natural constraint to this is "if a bar allows in nazis, it's a nazi bar" and artist not drawing the line at reprehensible things like conversion therapy (or even worse, creating that on their own volition) are not above shunning. Heck, even something like the shockingly common faceless male x LycoReco girls may be distasteful, but morally non-objectionable as long as there's no homophobic messaging involved.
Circling back to our mystery artist, I've never seen any of that guro outside of some asphyxiation/drowning fetish stuff and wonder if this is a sign of personal conviction or just being liberal in commissioner requests.
Bit of a ramble, sorry in advance.
Wasn't there something about Dynasty not providing a source link when it's overwhelmingly het or offensive? Doesn't combine the Death of the Author mentality with proper content warning perfectly, yet better than nothing.
Re Tatsubon: in all fairness, the het stuff is mostly older and released under a different pen name (Bonnari), and going by the Dynasty thread, it's a him. Can't really blame someone presumably straight for drawing het. Given the separation of "brands", I'm not accusative, but purely stumped to stumble across an official A Cute Guy hentai doujin.
@Swag Wagon: is the artist in question Hinghoi , perchance? They have an overwhelming breadth, ranging from yuri to wholesome cross-dressing and trans stuff to gooning, futanari and whatever Merryweather is doing. If so, it's an open secret because nobody checking them out could miss that. Far second option in my mind would be Ro_G , who is very fandom specific and has not just het NSFW, but also stunning SFW stuff. (Probably a Konami insider too.)
Re The Bizarre Pair: Huh, I never connected the dots it's from the Morimiya Middle School Shooting guy. I always liked the sheer hatred and hostility in his artwork, but as so many guro art some is oddly sexualized. Like, I'm trying to vent my resentment here by fantasizing of elaborate, dehumanizing murder sprees. Please don't make it weird.
Noteworthy that the Spartans, as the overhyped hyper-militaristic imperialists unable to invade their own front lawn that they are, got their arses kicked not just by gay men, but also by the women of Argos[1↗] and Etruscean crossdressers[2↗], as per Plutarch's De Mulierum Virtutibus.
[1]:
But when Cleomenes king of the Spartans, having slain many Argives [...] proceeded against the city, an impulsive daring, divinely inspired, came to the younger women to try, for their country's sake, to hold off the enemy. Under the lead of Telesilla they took up arms, and, taking their stand by the battlements, manned the walls all round, so that the enemy were amazed. The result was that Cleomenes they repulsed with great loss, and the other king, Demaratus, who managed to get inside [...], and gained possession of the Pamphyliacum, they drove out. In this way the city was saved.
[2]:
The wives of the prisoners, coming to the prison, [...] were permitted by the guards to pass within just to greet and to speak to their husbands. When they had gone inside they bade their husbands to change their clothing quickly, leaving their own for their wives, and then, putting on their wives' garments, to depart with their faces covered. This done, the women waited there, prepared to face all terrors, but the guards were deceived and allowed the men to pass, supposing [...], that they were women.
Following this, they seized the strongholds on Mount Taÿgetus, incited the body of Helots to revolt, and gladly received them as an addition to their forces. The Spartans were thrown into a great state of fear and, sending heralds, made peace with them, the conditions being that they should get back their wives, should receive money and ships, and sail away [...]
