Tag wiki

Tag wiki
Short, voted descriptions for community tags. Hover a tag on a thread to see the official text.
  • colored blood — The artwork features colored blood.
  • colored extremities — The artwork features colored extremities.
  • colored eyelashes — The artwork features colored eyelashes.
  • colored inner animal ears — A character has colored inner animal ears.
  • colored inner hair — A character has colored inner hair.
  • colored nipples — The artwork features colored nipples.
  • colored pubic hair — A character has colored pubic hair.
  • colored sclera — The artwork features colored sclera.
  • colored shadow — The artwork features colored shadow.
  • colored shoe soles — The artwork features colored shoe soles.
  • colored skin — A character has colored skin.
  • colored speech bubble — The artwork features colored speech bubble.
  • colored teeth — The artwork features colored teeth.
  • colored tips — The artwork features colored tips.
  • colored tongue — The artwork features colored tongue.
  • colorful — The artwork features colorful.
  • colorful background — The scene uses a colorful background.
  • colorful clouds — The artwork features colorful clouds.
  • Colposcopy Camera (Sexual) — This story features the uses of colposcopy camera for sexual purpose. Colposcopy is an orifice investigatation (usually anus or vagina) achieved with a colposcopy camera. Usually, but it's not required for tag to apply, the video of internal utherine walls and cervix is projected on screen in a nearby computer or laptop to enhance sexual desire or shame of the participants. Do not use this trait.
  • column — The artwork features column.
  • column lineup — The artwork features column lineup.
  • comb — The artwork features comb.
  • combat — Real time combat sections or mechanics, excluding turn-based combat
  • Combat Archery — In these game, bows (and similar projectile weapons, like crossbows and even slings, but not guns, arquebuses or similar) are used to actually harm and/or kill someone - if you just shoot at rice paddings, it doesn't belong here.
  • combat boots — A character wears combat boots.
  • Combat Capable Friends — In this game friends of the protagonist are capable of handling themselves in fight. For example we can say that the best friend of the protagonist fights as well - usually to protect the protagonist's back, but he might also turn into his Nemesis.
  • combat helmet — The artwork features combat helmet.
  • Combat Sport — A combat sport or fighting sport is a competitive contact sport where two combatants fight against each other to gain enough points or a condition to declare a single winner by means of using certain rules of direct engagement. These engagements rules and conditions are significantly different from the rules in simulated contact or combat meant for technical based challenges, practice, or.
  • Combat with Arquebus — This game features combat scenes involving the use of an arquebus.
  • Combat with Automatic Firearms — If SMGs, assault rifles and machine guns are the solution to the problem, then the game deserves this tag.
  • Combat with Bladed Weapons — Knives, swords, Naginata... if battles in the game are resolved with such implements, it should be tagged with this (or one of the more specific children). Lightsabers and the like count as bladed weapons(as long they still cut/pierce).
  • Combat with Blunt Weapons — Combat in this game involves blunt weapons, like staves or clubs.
  • Combat with Claws — Vampires, werewolves or humans shapechanging their hands to claws to fight
  • Combat with Clubs — Combat with clubs and similar unrefined, possibly improvised weaponry. No to be confused with staves, who are usually longer and wielded with two hands (and which tend to be way more elegant).
  • Combat with Exotic Weapons — The protagonist uses a chain? The second heroine uses darts? No matter how hard you look, you can't find any appropriate name for the weapon? Use this tag. Do not use it for rare examples of common weapons - we don't care if only 20 ever were made, it's still a handgun ;-)
  • Combat with Firearms — These games have battles that are resolved by using (personal) firearms - whether pistols, flintlocks or modern assault rifles. Normally crew-served weapons also count as personal weapons if used by a single person (so if someone is dual wielding BARs... go ahead)
  • Combat with Laser and Beam Firearms — This visual novel features firearms shooting beams and/or lasers instead of traditional projectiles.
  • Combat with Lasers and Beams — This visual novel features combat in which the participant characters/mechas/spaceships/etc. shoot lasers and beams at each other. If these beams are clearly magical, please use Magic/ESP Combat instead.
  • Combat with Spears — Long sticks with a blade at the point, usually used to pierce the enemy. Not to be confused with the Naginata, which is primarily used for slashing attacks. Pikes and similar weapons belong here as well.
  • come hither — The artwork features come hither.
  • Comedic Love Triangle — There is a love triangle in the game, but this is played for laughs - it does not lead to suffering on part of the characters and heartbroken dramatic situations.
  • Comedic Sex Scenes — Sex scenes in this game are written with the intention of making the reader laugh, as opposed to titillation. Note: Do not use this tag for sex scenes that are unintentionally funny.
  • Comedy — Light-hearted or humorous writing.
  • Comedy Rape — Most or all of the rape in this game are done in a comical way. Situations leading to them and the events after them are designed in a way that these events do not carry any drama and trauma that an actual rape does.
  • comforting — The artwork features comforting.
  • comic — The artwork features comic.
  • Comic Convention — Comiket, or a similar event (with parody name), takes an important role in the story.
  • comic cover — The artwork features comic cover.
  • Comical Hero — A hero whose personality tends toward being comical, silly, or amusing as opposed to serious or dramatic.
  • Coming-of-Age Drama — The story has parts narrating the transition of the characters from adolescence to adulthood.