The page was previously flagged for Five P review with the rationale: ''I had googled "Nekono Fuguri" after having read it myself, and that was how I found that it had a TV Tropes page, which was unexpected. The text of the page is actually rather clean, but the work is definitely something unsuitable for TV Tropes.
The splash of the website is upfront about the fact that it isn't family friendly. Several pictures in the gallery have the characters performing sexual acts, although the gallery is separate from the story. If the story wasn't unsuitable in its own right, the gallery could probably be ignored as part of the work, but it is a macrophilia fantasy story through and through. Although the narrative tone is light, the illustration sexualizes the 11-year-old protagonist Fuguri. (And deuteragonist Manx whose age isn't stated but is obviously also prepubescent) Also, in chapter 5, Fuguri's genitals are fondled by a monster squid. As the work admits it from the start, there isn't even a question whether this is family unfriendly.
It would be a little sad for me to personally witness the destruction of a page, but I feel it is my responsibility as a member of this community to make sure of it.'' and the disposition was: Pedo
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman
The page was previously flagged for Five P review with the rationale: ''I had googled "Nekono Fuguri" after having read it myself, and that was how I found that it had a TV Tropes page, which was unexpected. The text of the page is actually rather clean, but the work is definitely something unsuitable for TV Tropes.
The splash of the website is upfront about the fact that it isn't family friendly. Several pictures in the gallery have the characters performing sexual acts, although the gallery is separate from the story. If the story wasn't unsuitable in its own right, the gallery could probably be ignored as part of the work, but it is a macrophilia fantasy story through and through. Although the narrative tone is light, the illustration sexualizes the 11-year-old protagonist Fuguri. (And deuteragonist Manx whose age isn't stated but is obviously also prepubescent) Also, in chapter 5, Fuguri's genitals are fondled by a monster squid. As the work admits it from the start, there isn't even a question whether this is family unfriendly.
It would be a little sad for me to personally witness the destruction of a page, but I feel it is my responsibility as a member of this community to make sure of it.'' and the disposition was: Pedo
"For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for Nature cannot be fooled." - Richard Feynman