Which genre would you like to see FAKKU publish more of?
Which genre would you like to see FAKKU publish more of?
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Definitely more forced. Hentai always has the best forced that you can't find in other places. Male on female gangbangs are my personal favorite as well
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I chose femdom, because it's such a... broad category.
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But seriously its a category that has the potential to encompass an almost infinite number of scenarios, due to its genericity.
(Does that make sense? I'm hoping that makes sense)
badjokeeel.jpg
But seriously its a category that has the potential to encompass an almost infinite number of scenarios, due to its genericity.
(Does that make sense? I'm hoping that makes sense)
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1) More stuff by authors that actually put in effort into their storylines and not just their art. I hate how so little H manga artists nowadays care about their stories like they did in the 90's (where's my modern day equivalent of Oh! Great & ITOYOKO??) And besides, nobody really wants to spend money on disposable pornography anyway.
2) More full-length books. Nobody really wants to spend money on short little chapters & doujins, even if it's cheap.
3) More older stuff. Just because it's pre-2000 doesn't mean it isn't worth translating and publishing. Translate all four volumes of Dragon Pink, everything by Oh! Great, and everything by Fuuga (he's so underrated!!) and you've got yourself a regularly paying customer.
4) More stuff by artists with original styles, that preferably don't draw on the computer. A lot of H artists nowadays, especially the ones that draw exclusively digitally, draw the same. I'm sure even most modern hentai fans/fans of the artists themselves would be inclined to agree.
Sorry that this sounds a little ranty, I'm just rather displeased with most hentai manga in general these days (aside from a select few artists, like Yamatogawa) and I think the older stuff was much better in general, so the lack of pre-2000 stuff on this site is disheartening.
2) More full-length books. Nobody really wants to spend money on short little chapters & doujins, even if it's cheap.
3) More older stuff. Just because it's pre-2000 doesn't mean it isn't worth translating and publishing. Translate all four volumes of Dragon Pink, everything by Oh! Great, and everything by Fuuga (he's so underrated!!) and you've got yourself a regularly paying customer.
4) More stuff by artists with original styles, that preferably don't draw on the computer. A lot of H artists nowadays, especially the ones that draw exclusively digitally, draw the same. I'm sure even most modern hentai fans/fans of the artists themselves would be inclined to agree.
Sorry that this sounds a little ranty, I'm just rather displeased with most hentai manga in general these days (aside from a select few artists, like Yamatogawa) and I think the older stuff was much better in general, so the lack of pre-2000 stuff on this site is disheartening.
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Nardack1985 wrote...
1) More stuff by authors that actually put in effort into their storylines and not just their art. I hate how so little H manga artists nowadays care about their stories like they did in the 90's (where's my modern day equivalent of Oh! Great & ITOYOKO??) And besides, nobody really wants to spend money on disposable pornography anyway.2) More full-length books. Nobody really wants to spend money on short little chapters & doujins, even if it's cheap.
3) More older stuff. Just because it's pre-2000 doesn't mean it isn't worth translating and publishing. Translate all four volumes of Dragon Pink, everything by Oh! Great, and everything by Fuuga (he's so underrated!!) and you've got yourself a regularly paying customer.
4) More stuff by artists with original styles, that preferably don't draw on the computer. A lot of H artists nowadays, especially the ones that draw exclusively digitally, draw the same. I'm sure even most modern hentai fans/fans of the artists themselves would be inclined to agree.
Sorry that this sounds a little ranty, I'm just rather displeased with most hentai manga in general these days (aside from a select few artists, like Yamatogawa) and I think the older stuff was much better in general, so the lack of pre-2000 stuff on this site is disheartening.
I support this request!! So hard!!
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I'd like to humbly submit a write-in vote for kemono. I know I'm not the only one who'd pay handsomely to get some localized paperbacks of Amakuchi's works on the up-and-up.
