I logged back on NG just to post this real quick.

Either way:

I've officially had enough. Enough of everything. I don't understand why this keeps on happening and how nobody as a collective is calling out the hypocrisy that is one type of race-swapping that is bad while the other is good.

You redraw and edit canonically Asian and white characters to be black, yet turn around to harass, doxx and drive random artists off the Internet for drawing a black or otherwise dark-skinned character a shade or two lighter, with no 'ethnic' fratures, or with the wrong hair texture, all without any racial motivation.

You have spent 9 years doing this shit, and I'm not surprised that the Japanese side of social media has gotten fed up and calling you out for the double standards, especially considering what happened with the mangaka of Pop Team Epic with his Marina fanart where he was forced to apologise due to the bullying he faced.

I'm not easily buying into the bullshit about how you want to "feel represented". If you want to feel that, then why don't you just go and create your own characters? Why is it so hard for you to do that?

Ironic how the same crowd that tells you how that one drawing of Deku as a black kid is "just fictional art" also not only harasses people if they draw Miles Morales with "ashy skin", but also puts a person and their family in danger and hack into their old accounts to spread real CSAM on it over lines on paper, another event that involved DanDaDan.

Speaking of Lynn, when a user pointed out how her so-called "black edit" of Ken Takakura (Okarun) and Momo Ayase was "blackwashing", she told them to "shut the fuck up".

But wait, there's more!

This girl has a history of race-swapping anime and video game characters, and outright denies the existence of blackwashing. She also calls detractors of her DDD edit "racists" and implying about killing them, and at one point "joked" about whipping white people. You can guess what the reactions would be if a white person tweeted this about black people.

If whitewashing isn't okay, then neither is blackwashing. It's either both or nothing. No excuses.

Blackwashing is also racist because it upholds the stereotype that blacks aren't good enough do their own thing so they steal it instead. Tell me how this is supposed to be progressive?

And before anyone cancels me, I'm black myself, and I have seen other black people call out this hypocrisy too. I might have had a different mentality before, but I've grown and learned now.

Obviously I do not condone the actual harassment Lynn faced because of her edit, but then again, you can't justify blackwashing while attacking others over the wrong skin tone.

Have you also ever noticed how they never uplift black stories or talk about canonically-black characters? It really makes me wonder if whatever they do is about self-representation at all…🤨

"'Murica, fuck yeah!"

…I don't think it's okay to doxx people, no matter how bad a company is.

I don't care if this post gets me silenced. I am simply covering the facts and speaking my mind. I stand up for what I believe in, even if I stand alone. ✌🏿

Recently, a disgusting and horrific incident took place on Twitter, and is probably one of the worst cases of cancel culture and cyberbullying in social media history.

A relatively popular anime YouTuber called "ChibiReviews" has been harassed and doxxed by a few individuals with connections to the Boruto fandom over a tweet he posted on the 5th of October, that said: "How do you think Twitter will react to this being animated?", accompanied with a manga panel from DanDanDan that shows the two main characters in a suggestive position before running off in embarrassment, classic ecchi style.

The quote-retweets eventually got filled with toxic users calling Chibi a pedophile and throwing death threats at him in their faux crusade of protecting fictional characters.

But oooooh boy, it doesn't end here.

The said Boruto fans doxxed Chibi by leaking his personal information, photos of his house, and even photos of his deceased brother's grave, while also mocking his death. The dox has since been removed as of writing this, but it is revealed that one of the doxxers has an alternate Twitter account where he also interacted with a fellow Boruto fan that slandered Chibi almost two years prior.

This is where the situation gets much, much worse.

Not only did ChibiReviews get harassed and doxxed, but an individual or group allegedly connected to soyjak(dot)party hacked into his old, inactive DeviantART account he hadn't used in a decade, shamelessly posting actual child sexual abuse material (CSAM) on it.

On Chibi's most recent tweet, the harassers and hacker(s) are trying to get his phone number and involve his other family members.

It's one thing to dislike a problematic trope or element in fiction, but the line is crossed when you accuse the enjoyer of being a real-life criminal and then try to ruin their life.

I mean, Jesus fucking Christ, people! We have people like smartschoolboy9 running wild in the streets of Britain, Palestinian kids being bombed by Israeli soldiers, and children being taken away from their minority parents by CPS in western countries under the belief that their parents are "abusive" by default, but drawings of cartoon characters are somehow where your attention is at? Cartoon characters with fake ages?

This world has gone mad. We have to destroy it from its core and then start over.

Chibi is currently pursuing legal action against these bullies, but this is still a frustrating situation.

A comic about getting over it.

(Due to Newgrounds' file size limitations, I have to post it as a blog.)

An idea from two years ago has finally been turned into a fully-fledged fanfic!

In this story, Deimos receives a magic lamp by a random stranger warning him via a letter to destroy it and not to keep it around. He doesn't listen, and decides to rub the lamp that summons a genie named Lulu al-Djinn, that grants him three wishes. However, the third (and final) wish causes Deimos major problems, both for himself and everyone in Nevada. Will his friends and foes be able to save him?

Link: https://archiveofourown.org/works/57081943

I was bored so I decided to open art trades again for the first time since 2020 lel

DISCLAIMER FROM THE AUTHOR: This is going to be a serious blog post, so please don't make any jokes or memes.

Recently, some popular YouTube channels have either got their videos deleted or even their whole channels terminated for making videos addressing the recent situation of Bryant Moreland/Deyione Eason (also known as "EDP445", which stands for "eatdatpussy445"), where he was caught in a sting operation livestream by JiDion attempting to meet up with a 15-year-old child he sent nudes to. The video was on the site until it was abruptly taken down for "violating YouTube's Terms of Service".

JiDion isn't the only victim of this. Miniklin got terminated for reacting to a video uploaded by a 16-year-old victim of EDP's with the intent to spread awareness of his crimes. Another case has been of Rev says desu (who I'm not really a fan of, but my opinions on him are irrelevant here nonetheless), who not only got his video covering EDP CG-striked, but his entire account was locked for a week, with a rejected appeal.

To conclude this post, YouTube is silencing anyone who calls out a well-known pedophile under the guise of "harassment and cyberbullying". Unfortunately, this isn't the first time they've been protecting extremely vile people, and probably won't be the last until they get in very serious legal trouble.

Please spread this post around. Don't let YT get away with this!

So, you might have seen this girl on my gallery more than once.

This is Malia Ware. Her name is a pun on the word "malware", which fits, considering that she is a computer virus.

I wrote the lore for her already. Computer virus takes form of a computer game, whoever downloads it gets a virus, takes a humanoid form and kills the user, bla bla bla.

But, have you ever wondered how I got the design into place?

Hehe, I'm glad you asked.

Malia's design was inspired by Spinel (after turning evil) from Steven Universe, hairstyle and colour-wise, while the hair fringes with the dark grey streak in the middle was inspired by that of Xinyan from Genshin Impact (ironically, I'm not interested in the game). Lastly, her outfit was inspired by old anime emo art from the 2000s.