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Anime and Pics
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A community dedicated to the discussion of anything surrounding:
- Anime
- Manga/Manhwa
- Light/Graphic Novels
- Visual novels
- And hentai.
While we may be called Anime and Pics, it doesn't have to be a Picture! Asking about your favorite anime, new episodes, new chapters, or latest games are encouraged!
We are a NSFW allowed community.
NSFW Rules:
- Anything safe for the public is considered SFW. (Swimsuits, croptops, cosplay etc.)
- Everything else; lingerie, panties, bras are NSFW and should be tagged as such.
- If you are unsure if it is SFW or not, err on the side of caution and mark it as NSFW.
Rules
- No politics/conspiracies
- Don’t repost anything from our top 100 of all time.
- There is zero tolerance for trolls, assholes, unsolicited bots, deliberately off-topic content, or novelty accounts. If you are any of these, and act as such, or encourage any of the above or any other violations, you will be banned.
- Doujinshi is allowed and encouraged! Show us your best (or worst) artwork!
- Moderators have the last say on all matters but will attempt to be fair
- This community follows the general Code of Conduct
Note:
- We have a bot called
dailyanimewhich posts pictures daily. Their content may be ecchi.
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By Shei99; Source: https://www.pixiv.net/artworks/115518427
Ninja Edit: Image Hotlinking doesn't work with pixiv for webclients
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Mew is a character who shows up in the episode "Dream of an Oasis" from the 2003 anime Wolf's Rain. During her introduction, there's a panning shot showing her animal form in her reflection. I thought it'd be interesting to try to reassemble those frames and combine it with the cute pose she makes later in in the scene to form a composite. It ended up being a rather of a lot of work -- involving not just using an image editor but writing a custom program to solve one of the trickier alignments by manually selecting corresponding points and numerically estimating the transformation -- but I had fun with it. This image is the final result.
