Posting direct kemono link to any author's work not only would not speed up things, but could eventually lead to the artist changing the way he distribute his works to the supporters. And then all future works could end up being much harder to get... So please even tho your'e not the first, please don't do such stupid things...
Fair point, my bad, I'll be more careful next time
Mao Zedong, we appreciate your horny post, you didn't have to delete them bro. Anyway I message you the link for the current sharing area.
Remove this post. If you wish to stop sharing simply invalidate the link. There does not need to be a reason. Do not start problems with other forums/communities on this site. Share communities get nuked when people start complaining their links are shared else where. All of this is piracy in the end.
just released on his iwara last night, so seems he activated the link on kemono because of it (and now its gone...)
The link is broken and I can't view it. Could you please upload a new link?
Isn't that pretty normal? After all, the biggest convenience of Koikatsu/HS2/VAM is the use of scenes (SD). As long as a scene creator makes even a short work, it quickly gets reused. And most of the time, all they do is change the camera angles and characters — nothing else really changes. That's why many people say the older works looked better, because in MMD creators usually only provided the basics, and scenes (SD) didn't get shared publicly. Unless someone bought base animations and then made their own edits, they couldn't use them. If you've seen works from true veteran MMD creators, you'll notice their motions, cameras, and scenes are always changing and evolving. Maybe a motion appeared in an older work, but in the next one it gets reused with edits and variations — not like KK/HS2/VAM, where the animations are repeated endlessly without change. Of course, there are KK/HS2/VAM creators who actually edit their own animations and scenes, but the ratio is probably like 10 out of 1000…
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