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- Thread starter somedud3
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- Sep 13, 2016
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Not even on DLSITE those games are tagged as loli...
You probably just have a weird definition of loli, to me none of those characters look loli enough... They all have oppai in the first place.
You probably just have a weird definition of loli, to me none of those characters look loli enough... They all have oppai in the first place.
This sites definition of a Loli: (You may not agree with it, but that's how it is)
Most of the girls you are refering to are "normal" anime girls and have devoloped bodies.
Them being high schoolers doesn't make them lolis.
Most of the girls you are refering to are "normal" anime girls and have devoloped bodies.
Them being high schoolers doesn't make them lolis.
- Sep 11, 2022
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the look like they're either in middle school or just modified to look less 'loli' like.
- Jan 21, 2022
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If you think a tag is missing in a game - you should use the
in the OP of the thread and select "other", followed by typing that you believe the tag should be added. That is the best way to have games get their appropriate tags (or be told that the tag does not apply).
Starting these threads just adds yet another cyclical debate on tag definitions and appropriateness which never solves anything. I believe you mean well, but there are certain fans/critics who salivate to input their opinion on what is or is not included in a tag.
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I looked through the examples. All but one of them just seem to be the default cartoon/anime/animu neotenous proportions you'll also see in family friendly fare. The odd one out is I Love Daddy which, to my shriveled eyes, could be tagged as "Uncanny" with the head of a youngster grafted to a pseudo-photorealistic body a full decade older.