Tag wiki

Tag wiki
Short, voted descriptions for community tags. Hover a tag on a thread to see the official text.
  • Production of Pornography (Amateur) — This visual novel features the makings of non-professional pornographic material. Reasons and circumstances may vary. The act of the recording can be legal (e.g. a couple recording their fun time) or illegal (e.g. recording of a rape to use it as blackmail material). Note: Do NOT use this tag for professional pornography, where actor(s) and/or actress(es) are hired through legal ways for the.
  • Production of Pornography (Drawn) — This visual novel features the makings of drawn pornographic content, be it animated or not. This includes, but not limited to hentai. Note 1: Most visual novels use drawn artwork for visual presentation. Thus only use this tag if it's clearly stated that the featured pornographic content is drawn in-universe. Do not use this tag, if the produced pornographic content is live action movie or.
  • Production of Pornography (Professional) — Production of Pornography (Professional) Description: This visual novel features the makings of professionally produced pornography. Note: Do NOT use this tag for amateur pornographic content, use Production of Pornography (Amateur) instead.
  • profanity — The artwork features profanity.
  • profile — The artwork features profile.
  • programmer — Character works as or is a programmer.
  • projected inset — The artwork features projected inset.
  • projectile cum — The artwork features projectile cum.
  • projectile lactation — The artwork features projectile lactation.
  • Prolapse — This game contains sexual scenes involving prolapse. Prolapse literally means "to fall out of place‚" from the Latin prolabi meaning "to fall out." In medicine, prolapse is a condition where organs, such as the uterus, fall down or slip out of place. In hentai prolapse is usually depicted as a grotesque body modification where the vaginal or anal walls distend out of their respective holes. NSFW
  • Promiscuity — This visual novel shows promiscuous activity, i.e. characters engaging in sexual activities with several partners without getting into a relationship with them. It is also possible for the characters to be in a relationship while having sexual encounters with other characters, yet that does not change the relationships in a meaningful way. Note: Please do not confuse this with Group Sex,.
  • promiscuous — Character personality or condition: promiscuous.
  • prone bone — The artwork features prone bone.
  • propeller — The artwork features propeller.
  • propeller fighter — The artwork features propeller fighter.
  • prostate massage — Stimulation of the prostate.
  • prosthesis — The artwork features prosthesis.
  • prosthetic arm — The artwork features prosthetic arm.
  • prosthetic leg — The artwork features prosthetic leg.
  • prostitute — Character works as or is a prostitute.
  • Prostitute Training Simulator — A prostitute training is a type of raising simulation, where the protagonist trains or rears one or more other characters to having sex with others. Use the tag for the titles, where the prostitute training comprises the majority of the gameplay elements. Use the generic Raising Simulation tag for the games where it's only a side element that does not have the main focus. Examples: Heleisi de.
  • prostitution — Soliciting sex in exchange for money or other forms of compensation
  • Protagonist as the Only Female — In the whole game protagonist is the only female character to appear. Nameless, faceless characters that only have a line or two during the whole story doesn't count in this equation. For example: shopkeepers, classmates, random passerby, etc.
  • Protagonist as the Only Male — In the whole game protagonist is the only male character to appear. Nameless, faceless characters that only have a line or two during the whole story doesn't count in this equation. For example: shopkeepers, classmates, random passerby, etc.
  • Protagonist Based on a Fictional Person — The protagonist of a game with this tag is based on a fictional character from a different book, anime, cartoon, comic, manga, movie, play, visual novel, etc.
  • Protagonist Based on a Mythological Character — The protagonist of a game with this tag is based on a character appearing in mythological accounts or stories. Mythological figures are often godly, heroic or humans with supernatural powers.
  • Protagonist Based on Real Person — The protagonist of this game portraits a person from the real world.
  • Protagonist Centric — Used when there the protagonist is the only person to engage in sexual activity with any of the other characters.
  • Protagonist Dom — A character submits to the player via domination
  • Protagonist from a Different World — The protagonist of this visual novel is from a different world or a different dimension than the world in which the visual novel takes place. The idea of this tag is to use for the protagonists not native to the setting of the visual novel. NOTE: Sometimes this tag can overlap with tags like Alien Protagonist and similar. Use this tag in conjunction with others only when the protagonist is.
  • Protagonist in Relationship — This protagonist is already committed to a romantic relationship as the story starts, or does so at the very early stages of the story. So in the process of this story, if you aim for an another romantic interest this will cause all kinds of problems and guilt trips. This also means that the protagonist won't be clueless about relationships like a kid encountering his/her first romance. Having.
  • Protagonist Sub — The player submits to a character via domination
  • Protagonist that's Feigning Idiocy — The protagonist of this game acts stupid, but its all an act on his part. Also sometimes known as "playing dumb", a tactic whose effectiveness is predicated on characters convincing others they are complete oafs and therefore harmless. See this for more info.
  • Protagonist with Ahoge — A game tagged with this tag has a protagonist, who for the majority of the game possesses an ahoge. Ahoge refers to a single, often large, lock of hair sticking out from the top of the head.
  • Protagonist with Big Breasts — The protagonist of this VN has big breasts. Large breasts are larger than medium breasts and smaller than huge breasts. In other words, breast volume is more than the volume of a sphere with the diameter of the character's facial area** but less than the volume of a sphere with the diameter of the character's head. Lower Bound: The breast volume is greater than the volume of a sphere with the.
  • Protagonist with Children — The protagonist of this visual novel has one or more children, whether biological or adopted. The children may or may not be characters in the game. Don't use the tag for games where the protagonist gets children near the end of the game. The tag is intended for those protagonists who either already have children at the start of the game, or get them shortly into the game.
  • Protagonist with Demon Blood — This type of protagonist starts as a regular human but later on gets demon blood mixed with their own, ultimately granting them superhuman qualities and powers.
  • Protagonist with Eyepatch — This game features a protagonist who has an eyepatch. He doesn't necessarily have to be blind in that eye; the only requirement is that the character wears it enough to be associated with it. An eyepatch is a small patch that is worn in front of one eye. It may be a cloth patch attached around the head by an elastic band or by a string, or an adhesive bandage. It is often worn by people to cover.
  • Protagonist with Facial Hair — This protagonist of the game has facial hair. Facial hair is characterized by male grown on their faces, which includes growth of chin, cheeks and neck.
  • Protagonist with Gigantic Breasts — The protagonist of this VN has gigantic breasts. Gigantic breasts are larger than huge breasts. In other words, breast volume is more than the volume of a sphere with the twice the diameter of the character's head. Lower Bound: The breast volume is at least like the volume of a sphere with the diameter of twice the character's head Upper Bound: None NSFW Example 1 NSFW Example 2 NSFW Example 3.
  • Protagonist with Glasses — The protagonist wears glasses.
  • Protagonist with Gothic Look — The protagonist of this game is mostly dressed in gothic fashion.
  • Protagonist with Gradient Colored Hair — The protagonist of this game's hair is rendered in a color gradient for stylistic purposes.
  • Protagonist with Grandchildren — The protagonist of this visual novel has one or more grandchildren, whether biological or adopted. The children may or may not be characters in the game. Don't use the tag for games where the protagonist gets grandchildren near the end of the game. The tag is intended for those protagonists who either already have grandchildren at the start of the game, or get them shortly into the game.
  • Protagonist with Health Issues — For tags that can be used for a protagonist that's not in best of his health. You can also use this tag itself if you believe this protagonist is not covered by any of it's sub-tags.
  • Protagonist with Heterochromia — The protagonist has eyes of different colors. Check the related Wikipedia article for details.
  • Protagonist with Huge Breasts — The protagonist of this VN has huge breasts. Huge breasts are larger than large breasts and smaller than gigantic breasts. In other words, breast volume is more than the volume of a sphere with the diameter of the character's head but less than the volume of a sphere with twice the diameter of the character's head. Lower Bound: The breast volume is at least like the volume of a sphere with the.
  • Protagonist with Imaginary Friends — Protagonist in this game has one or more imaginary friends.
  • Protagonist with Kansai Accent — The game contains a protagonist who uses a Kansai dialect, most commonly Kyoto or Osaka dialect.
  • Protagonist with Kimono — Protagonist of this story wears a kimono most of the time. The kimono is a Japanese traditional garment worn by men, women and children. The word "kimono", which literally means a "thing to wear" (ki "wear" and mono "thing"), has come to denote these full-length robes.