How do I tag this?

post #4891232
Genderbend form Sanya (サーニャ).
https://virtualyoutuber.fandom.com/wiki/Kuzuha
Should use the tag of a different gender, use them together, or not use the separate tag?

post #4894115
What's this visual distorsion called?

SSJG said:

post #4894115
What's this visual distorsion called?

i think it's called 'liquify'; can't find an existing tag for it though

post #4898399

Is there a equivalent of bridal gauntlets for the feet?

Benit149 said:

post #4898399

Is there a equivalent of bridal gauntlets for the feet?

Bridal legwear

How should we call what Jo'on is wearing in her waist in post #4899707?

白金七九七八 said:

How should we call what Jo'on is wearing in her waist in post #4899707?

Sarong?

Nameless_Contributor said:

Sarong?

Seems good enough to me. Thanks.

Admiral_Pectoral said:

post #4884638

How do I tag that hand coming out of the kimono?

arm_out_of_sleeve is probably a good start. Seems undertagged, makes me wonder if there's another tag for that.

post #3664228 is not an original, it's a Chinese Vtuber which is called 早稻叽 how should I romanize it? Some searching has thrown me "Zaodao Ji" and "Zao Dao Ji", but I have no idea of Chinese to be sure.

laesx said:

post #3664228 is not an original, it's a Chinese Vtuber which is called 早稻叽 how should I romanize it? Some searching has thrown me "Zaodao Ji" and "Zao Dao Ji", but I have no idea of Chinese to be sure.

No sure, but channel name "wase". Similar naming in the game: https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1VT4y1A7kK?p=85&t=9253.5 ("wasesese).

Translating a name in the context of a sentence creates the name "Waseki". https://ngabbs.com/read.php?tid=24871836
关于新出道的V和早稻叽有相似度
About the similarity between the new debut V and Waseki

There is a slightly chaotic video where you can see the same "wase" variant.
https://youtu.be/PBCnt20n2hY?t=18
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So there is reason to use the normal name Wase rather than a transformation.

laesx said:

post #3664228 is not an original, it's a Chinese Vtuber which is called 早稻叽 how should I romanize it? Some searching has thrown me "Zaodao Ji" and "Zao Dao Ji", but I have no idea of Chinese to be sure.

It's... tricky. Character frequently makes use of Japanese affectations and Japanese phrases. Character's name is also a Japanese surname. Some of the other character within the same Vtuber "group" also have Japanese names (spelled out phonetically using Chinese hanzi).

I think it's intended to be "Wasecchi" (with 叽 being a phonetic approximation of Japanese -cchi used for forming nicknames), but I'm not 100% sure about this. And the Vtuber's name is rendered as 早稲チー in Japanese, roughly "Wase Chii".

Is there a tag for these small dishes used for tasting food? post #4904603

90sAnimeFan said:

Is there a tag for these small dishes used for tasting food? post #4904603

Kinda looks like mamezara

post #4906110

Should we have a tag for swirls on cheeks and in so what should it be called: Cheek swirls? Swirled cheeks? Spiral cheeks? Cheek spirals?

They all seem fine, but I'll +1 spiral_cheeks to go with the (now defunct) spiral_eyes.

post #4768999
What's the most appropriate tag for the exoskeleton legs the girl has, assuming that's even what they are? mechanical_legs refers to robotic full-limb replacements rather than wearable assistive gear, and exoskeleton seems to refer to full-body 'almost mecha' ones only.

+1 for spiral cheeks

Nell said:

post #4768999
What's the most appropriate tag for the exoskeleton legs the girl has, assuming that's even what they are? mechanical_legs refers to robotic full-limb replacements rather than wearable assistive gear, and exoskeleton seems to refer to full-body 'almost mecha' ones only.

We have exoskeleton for mechanical frames people can wear, but that example doesn't really appear to be mechanized. They might just be leg braces, though that's a very small tag itself.

Shinjidude said:

We have exoskeleton for mechanical frames people can wear, but that example doesn't really appear to be mechanized. They might just be leg braces, though that's a very small tag itself.

Given that it looks to be a fantasy image and the male(?) character is described by its tag as a homunculous, I figure the artist's intention is that the legs are also meant to be magically powered, but it's just a series of braces and hinges with no actuators, so, 'tag what you see'. Could always be changed if future images make their function more apparent.