RPGM Abandoned Monster Girl Encyclopedia RPG [v0.0.11] [Kenko_Cross]

[bunny931]

In the status or whatever it is written that the MC is an incubus already, but I thought incubi had infinite sexual stamina, so how come MC can still pass out during sex?

More than that, an incubus who has multiple wives cannot be satisfied until he's had sex with all of them, so there is no way the werecat could still make the MC pass out after the MC gets the imp (and prior to the imp, with the implication that the Lilim is also one of the MC's wives).

 

[AestheticSeeker]

In the status or whatever it is written that the MC is an incubus already, but I thought incubi had infinite sexual stamina, so how come MC can still pass out during sex?

More than that, an incubus who has multiple wives cannot be satisfied until he's had sex with all of them, so there is no way the werecat could still make the MC pass out after the MC gets the imp (and prior to the imp, with the implication that the Lilim is also one of the MC's wives).

The writing in the encyclopedia is hyperbole most of the time.
You're not meant to take it literally.
You're meant to take it as writing that comes from "another person." Because the encyclopedia writers are people from that world.

 

[bunny931]

The writing in the encyclopedia is hyperbole most of the time.
You're not meant to take it literally.
You're meant to take it as writing that comes from "another person." Because the encyclopedia writers are people from that world.

That obviously applies to the writing and the scenarios in this game too. If both are hyperbolic, they are not hyperbolic in relation to each other.
I mean sure, it's hyperbolic for a saint to have over 70 houris as wives, and still manage to do saintly things in between fucking all of them, yet it's still something possible within this (hyperbolic) setting.

Whatever though, I think I'm just going to assume that MC's sexual stamina failing is just to make the game interesting, or something.

 

[sammo905]

honestly its possible that the action (at least from our view) stops because the pcs mind can't handle that level of simulation
and borks itself trying

after all we are going at it with monster girls with body's that are practically designed for pleasure

 

[bunny931]

honestly its possible that the action (at least from our view) stops because the pcs mind can't handle that level of simulation
and borks itself trying

after all we are going at it with monster girls with body's that are practically designed for pleasure

Incubi's bodies and minds are designed for pleasure, especially with their wives. Incubi are somehow more sensitive to pleasure with their wives, yet have no problems keeping up with them.

 

[Welt-schmerz]

New post by KC is out, it's a new monster girl called Balrog. No news about MGERPG.

 

[tonyhawksunnyd]

New post by KC is out, it's a new monster girl called Balrog. No news about MGERPG.

i've never really had the opportunity to ask anyone in the community this kinda thing, but how does KC get away with putting stuff like this in the MGE books? they're fairly well-known books being published for profit, and the balrog is just a creature from LotR. it's not the first monster girl like this by any means, so are they just flying under the radar or what? i can't imagine they're getting the copyright holders to sign off on it.

 

[kingslayers1]

i think is the original creator of the monster girl idea

 

[DudeBro79]

i've never really had the opportunity to ask anyone in the community this kinda thing, but how does KC get away with putting stuff like this in the MGE books? they're fairly well-known books being published for profit, and the balrog is just a creature from LotR. it's not the first monster girl like this by any means, so are they just flying under the radar or what? i can't imagine they're getting the copyright holders to sign off on it.

What other monsters are copyrighted? I was under the assumption that the vast majority of KC's monster girls are based off public domain monster concepts.

 

[kingslayers1]

is monster girl concept even copyright clamed to begin with ? i also think it is public domain.

 

[AestheticSeeker]

Whatever though, I think I'm just going to assume that MC's sexual stamina failing is just to make the game interesting, or something.

He includes it cause it's his fetish but he wants people of all sexual proclivities to enjoy his works so he makes the setting super flexible. That means though that it's not defined so nothing's consistent.

It's why I said earlier not to think too hard about the setting because you'll get a headache.

i've never really had the opportunity to ask anyone in the community this kinda thing, but how does KC get away with putting stuff like this in the MGE books? they're fairly well-known books being published for profit, and the balrog is just a creature from LotR. it's not the first monster girl like this by any means, so are they just flying under the radar or what? i can't imagine they're getting the copyright holders to sign off on it.

The same reason Lego can get away with making Lego versions of popular IP.

It's not the same character, but the monster girl equivalent.

 

[tonyhawksunnyd]

The same reason Lego can get away with making Lego versions of popular IP.

It's not the same character, but the monster girl equivalent.

lego does get permission from those big IPs. i guess it's not exactly the same and it's too small to be worth the effort of suing.

 

[AestheticSeeker]

lego does get permission from those big IPs. i guess it's not exactly the same and it's too small to be worth the effort of suing.

Really?

Well damn... then you might actually be seeing a problem from Kenkou in the future ngl.

The other girls are all public domain like why Shin Megami Tensei can include them as demons.
Including a hyper specific monster like Balrog might get him in trouble though.

He probably doesn't realize it. When doing Krampus and Bogey he was just thinking of "Monsters from other countries." USA addition.
In fact, his Chinese series monsters were a big hit after all. They're very popular.

I feel like extending from that mindset and including Balrog makes logical sense w/o him perceiving how recent that is.

 

[Sarojin]

Really?

Well damn... then you might actually be seeing a problem from Kenkou in the future ngl.

The other girls are all public domain like why Shin Megami Tensei can include them as demons.
Including a hyper specific monster like Balrog might get him in trouble though.

He probably doesn't realize it. When doing Krampus and Bogey he was just thinking of "Monsters from other countries." USA addition.
In fact, his Chinese series monsters were a big hit after all. They're very popular.

I feel like extending from that mindset and including Balrog makes logical sense w/o him perceiving how recent that is.

I typed in are monster girls public domain?, and I got this result from the old fandom mge page:

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[Jeff P. "Benzo" Bezos]

Can't Kenko just rename the Balrog to its original inspiration in case there'll ever be legal trouble regarding copyright? It's not like Tolkien owns norse mythology. This is nothing to worry over.

 

[AestheticSeeker]

Can't Kenko just rename the Balrog to its original inspiration in case there'll ever be legal trouble regarding copyright? It's not like Tolkien owns norse mythology. This is nothing to worry over.

He'll need to be made aware it's a problem first, which he might not know. KC also ignores all messages sent to him in english so... it might be difficult to make him aware.

 

[Azure Sun]

Dungeons and Dragons actually got sued by Tolkien's estate for this exact reason. They had used 'Balrogs' in their early books, and had to change the name of their fiery creatures to 'Balor' instead. So yes, if Kenko isn't careful, he could face legal action, especially if he intends to sell his Balrog commercially in some way.

Interesting case that, the Tolkien estate actually tried to sue DnD for the use of dragon, elf, dwarf, ent, goblin, orc, hobbit, warg, and balrog. As a result, all except ent, hobbit, and balrog officially became public domain.

 

[hexkitty01]

Really?

Well damn... then you might actually be seeing a problem from Kenkou in the future ngl.

The other girls are all public domain like why Shin Megami Tensei can include them as demons.
Including a hyper specific monster like Balrog might get him in trouble though.

He probably doesn't realize it. When doing Krampus and Bogey he was just thinking of "Monsters from other countries." USA addition.
In fact, his Chinese series monsters were a big hit after all. They're very popular.

I feel like extending from that mindset and including Balrog makes logical sense w/o him perceiving how recent that is.

Bear in mind, intellectual property law is a complex field, but it generally centers around recognizable archetype/characters, and their uniqueness. The dev would likely run afoul of DC's legal department if he tried to make a "Superman" or "Batman" monster girl, even if they looked nothing like the DC characters, but common monster names like "werewolf" or "mummy" or even "kaiju" are fair game. I doubt anyone "owns" Krampus or the Boogeyman, although some dips**ts might try to make those claims (based on movies with these characters in them, for example), and most of Kenkou's monster girls are general types (succubi, imps, nekomata, etc). He should be fine as long as he watches out for specific names / images.

I used to write fiction, so I had to learn the basics of IP law to keep my own @$$ out of trouble. Some companies/IP holders are OK with some adaptations (fanfics, for instance), some have limitations (esp. of fanfics), and some are downright dickheads (looking your way DC, Disney, et al).

 

[hexkitty01]

Dungeons and Dragons actually got sued by Tolkien's estate for this exact reason. They had used 'Balrogs' in their early books, and had to change the name of their fiery creatures to 'Balor' instead. So yes, if Kenko isn't careful, he could face legal action, especially if he intends to sell his Balrog commercially in some way.

Interesting case that, the Tolkien estate actually tried to sue DnD for the use of dragon, elf, dwarf, ent, goblin, orc, hobbit, warg, and balrog. As a result, all except ent, hobbit, and balrog officially became public domain.

Ha ha, yeah, I remember that s**t. Tolkein's people somehow thought he owned all mythological creatures. But hobbit at least WAS a name he invented, and therefore they had a good argument on that one.

 

[Jeff P. "Benzo" Bezos]

Dungeons and Dragons actually got sued by Tolkien's estate for this exact reason.

That's great to hear, fuck Wizards of the Coast.
Though will they really immediately sue a freelance artist? I get it with DnD, it's an actual corporation with money to be made, but I doubt they wouldn't first try and make Kenko aware of his copyright infringement. Still, that might change once you bring Japanese law into this. No idea if they're more or less stringent, considering that, on one hand, Nintendo exists and keeps raiding fan creators' homes with SWAT teams, yet on the other, we have a giant doujin artist scene that is known for earning money off of already established franchises with no license to do so.