Japan’s copyright law is harsh—no “fair use” to shield us.
Fan art drifts in a gray zone, tolerated but not endorsed.
Creators might ignore us, but that’s a fragile truce, not approval.
I tread this razor’s edge out of respect for the worlds they built.
Sharing or reposting my fan art is allowed, as long as you link back to the original post.
The link is sacred. Let my art spread, as long as it points back to me.
My fanworks follow Japan’s cultural and legal standards—where fiction and reality are clearly separated, and creative freedom stretches wide. If you’re in a country with stricter rules or different views, what feels okay here might not fly there. Please understand that I can’t take responsibility for how my content is interpreted or handled in your region. By continuing, you accept that difference. Let’s all be mindful and respectful.
Break these, and I’ll act. Let’s keep things chill.
This story has hijacked my soul, and I’m its loyal fangirl.
If the creator asked me to stop, I’d break my pen without hesitation—not from fear, but from pure respect.
If they tossed my work into the void, I’d savor the rejection itself—their will is absolute, and being judged by it would be an honor.
My passion for their world is a wildfire; my art is its spark.
Every community has its chaos, but I follow my own code, passion burning bright.
Respect the art. Credit the source. Keep the passion pure.
Let’s protect this space and keep the fandom fire alive.