Tag wiki
Tag wiki
Short, voted descriptions for community tags. Hover a tag on a thread to see the official text.
- unworn shoes — A character wears unworn shoes.
- unworn skirt — A character wears an unworn skirt.
- unworn socks — A character wears unworn socks.
- unworn swimsuit — A character wears an unworn swimsuit.
- unzipped — The artwork features unzipped.
- unzipping — The artwork features unzipping.
- updo — The artwork features updo.
- upper body — The artwork features upper body.
- upper teeth only — The artwork features upper teeth only.
- upright straddle — The artwork features upright straddle.
- upshirt — The artwork features upshirt.
- upshorts — The artwork features upshorts.
- upside down — The artwork features upside down.
- upskirt — The artwork features upskirt.
- upturned eyes — A character has upturned eyes.
- uranohoshi school uniform — A character wears an uranohoshi school uniform.
- urban — The artwork features urban.
- Urban Fantasy — Setting that mirrors a modern world, but adds elements of fantasy on top of it
- Urban Legend — This game has a story based on urban legends, or urban legends play a significant role in the story.
- urethra — The artwork features urethra.
- urethra insertion — Insertion into the urethra.
- urethral insertion — The artwork features urethral insertion.
- Urethral Intercourse — Urethral intercourse refers to the penetration of the female urethra by an object such as a penis or finger (or in kind of VN tentacles). It is not to be confused with urethral sounding, the act of inserting a specialized medical tool into the urethra as a form of sexual or fetishistic activity.
- Urethral Sounding — Sounding or urethral sounding is the medical use of probes called sounds to increase the inner diameter of the urethra and to locate obstructions in it. Sounds are also used to stretch the urethra in order to receive piercing. Urethral sounding and urethral play are also used to refer to this practice in a sexual context. Urethral play can involve the introduction of either soft or rigid items.
- urination — Pee as a fetish (watersports).
- Usagimimi Hero — One or more heroes in this visual novel have rabbit-like features that are not permanent. For example, a hero that wears a headband with rabbit ears. NOTE: This tag refers to heroes whose rabbit features are not a biological part of them. For non-human heroes with permanent rabbit features (i.e. not a result of clothing), please use Bunnyboy Hero.
- Usamimi Heroine — For games featuring heroines with rabbit-like ears or anything that would remind it as their signature part or appearance, such as a hairband with rabbit ears or her hair being shaped exactly like one. Please do not mix with bunnygirl tag; almost every bunnygirl has usamimi, but not every usamimi is a bunnygirl. Bunnygirl is a child tag of Non-human Heroine, so it's not suitable for human girls.
- used condom — The artwork features used condom.
- used condom on penis — The artwork features used condom on penis.
- Used Condoms Exposition — This game contains at least one sexual scene involving "Used Condoms Exposition" or condoms used as clothing. "Used Condoms Exposition" is a BDSM practice where a character "collects" condoms in order to show the number of condoms used throughout the sexual act. "Condoms (Clothing)" is a BDSM practice where a character wears condoms as clothing in order to achieve his humiliation or to show his.
- used tissue — The artwork features used tissue.
- usekh collar — The artwork features usekh collar.
- user interface — The artwork features user interface.
- ushanka — The artwork features ushanka.
- Ushimimi Heroine — A heroine with artificial or real cow ears, horns and/or tail.
- USSR — The visual novel takes place in the USSR.
- utaite — The artwork features utaite.
- utensil in mouth — The artwork features utensil in mouth.
- uterus — The artwork features uterus.
- utility belt — The artwork features utility belt.
- utility pole — The artwork features utility pole.
- Utopia — This visual novel takes place in a utopia. A utopia typically describes an imaginary community or society that possesses highly desirable or nearly perfect qualities for its members. It was coined by Sir Thomas More for his 1516 book Utopia, describing a fictional island society in the New World. However, it may also denote an intentional community. In common parlance, the word or its adjectival.
- uva academy school uniform — A character wears an uva academy school uniform.
- uvula — The artwork features uvula.
- uwabaki — The artwork features uwabaki.