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Elfaleon said:

Lowres really hurts all of these. Kayneth's background is distractingly low-quality. Frankenstein's monster seems washed out on detail and pretty sketchy. I'd likely approve the Mordred if it were higher resolution.

Thanks, that helps a lot.

TheRealNepgear said:

I can see people not liking this

https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts/4211092

but I do not know what rules that it violates and would like clarification.

Not anime-styled or of an anime-styled copyright, I guess.
Btw, please write post #4211092 and the site will add a link to that automatically.

Pxksnn said:

Why is this particular upload of mine rejected?:
post #4198190
While this one was accepted?:
post #4198188

The second one is drawn better. The first one is rather rough, especially the face. Just look at the eye lines, face outline and the color edge between the face and the hair.

kittey said:

Not anime-styled or of an anime-styled copyright, I guess.

I think a person like

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyohara_Chikanobu

would probably see Danbooru as essentially Ukiyo-E and would probably think that we've come a long way. Personally I understand Patlabor, Gin Tama, Visual Novels and even Yakuza games better because of my contact with that kind of art so I would like to get it wired up with all of the tropes.

I would think Ukiyo-E genre prints in public domain that are really from Japan and thematically linked to modern anime, manga, and video game art are good for Danbooru but I do think quality, provenance, and all that matter.

Kyusey said:

post #4205675
post #4209702

Hardcore fetish images are always harder to get approved, as it needs an approver who does really like it, OR the images really need to be of high quality. In this case the images are mediocre.

hahelos7s said:

post #4217961

Short arms, mediocre clothing, broken leg. Poorly drawn background, the image is overall not consistent.
No opinion on the bunny-ears one.