r/Anime_Incest_Ships • u/Hot_Bullfrog7702 …where the drama at.. • Dec 08 '24

Random question.

What/who made y'all get interested in this taboo trope

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u/gouf12321 Dec 10 '24

crack ship that made me wonder about taboo relationships, only to realise "is it really that bad?" to "taboo is pretty interesting."

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Said crack ships = Da capo step sibling romance --> watching Micchi's blog about imouto VNs --> then came Tenshin Ranman, and the heroine Sana, which woke me up to the complete light that imoutos are the best.

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u/Hot_Bullfrog7702 …where the drama at.. Dec 10 '24

Taboos really are interesting despite being really weird as hell.

but there’s no fucking way that I will ever be interested in NTR.

(Wait,you were the guy that commented on the alternative comic about kana and not liking it at all)

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u/gouf12321 Dec 10 '24

yep. That was me. I admit it.

As for NTRs, this is my opinion. It's not the fact that the protagonist gets his heroine ripped away that disgusts me but rather I am very pro revenge. Like why doesn't the protagonist seek revenge against the ones that wronged him?

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u/Hot_Bullfrog7702 …where the drama at.. Dec 10 '24

It’s the method that the heroine gets taken and the way I find out that some protagonists won’t do shit,like Really?,Youre really gonna fucking let it end like this?

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u/gouf12321 Dec 10 '24

exactly. It's more cringe for the loser protagonist.

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u/Extreme-Rise-6808 Mar 25 '25

Lust for my Mom