Infinity Squared

prices are the same (20 USD flat outline, 20 USD to add color, 10 USD to add shading, and 10 USD to add a background). Like before, adding another character costs half the price, and anything nsfw makes the image twice as expensive.

Dragons no longer cost extra, and will instead cost the default character price, in case you wanted a dragon but weren't willing to pay extra for scale detailing.

Open source dragon library

Just, a page dedicated to archiving and indexing as many stories with dragons as possible.

We could have it so everyone could add stories they find, either just listing the story, or, if the creator gives permission or it’s public domain, we could have the entire story available on the site.

We could have a massive tagging system, so if you want a polyamorous sapphic romance story with dragons, you can filter and find that.

The international dragon council.

We gather a bunch of people from all over the world who are interested in dragons

Each person is assigned a a geographical and temporal range, and tasked with familiarizing themselves, as much as possible, with every dragon related story from that range.

So, let’s say your range is midwestern United States, 2012-2017. Your job would be to track down as many stories as possible that were written in that location during that time and involve dragons, and read all of them.

There would also probably be, like, more administrative people, who have a wider range but with less specificity, so like, someone might be the pendragon (title I came up with for higher ranking dragon studiers) of, say, the 2010s, and they look at all the stories found by the people who’s dragon range involves the 2010s.

Honestly we would probably need even more tiers, like there’s the pendragon of the 2010s, but then below them is the pendragon of 2010s in the western hemisphere, then the northwestern intersection of hemispheres, and then specifically North America, then specifically the United States, then we’d get all the way down to the initial idea of 2012-2017 Midwestern United States. We could go even further if needed.

We could probably also split the tier system into time and space, so like, lower tiers would have a more specific location and time range, but the highest tiers would be a time range regardless of location or a location range regardless of time.

Ok so. Just, looking at what they're doing with Taizo and Kyohma, it seems like they're more willing to brush closer with queer themes in the manga than they have been in recent anime (Like, the yaoi is strong in these two, significantly more so than in the anime where it was lightly implied, now it's extremely heavy on the implication.) This, paired with a pretty clear Yuri angle coming from Ghost meets Gal, seems to suggest they're more willing to be at least somewhat explicit in queer rep in their manga than the main anime.

And that's making me wonder things. If you have followed this blog, you probably have a guess as to what things I might wonder.

Is trans Yuyu possible?

Cause, Yuyu hasn't been mentioned or even implied at this point in the arc, and while it's possible to have them not there by virtue of being in Paris, it feels kinda weird to just not have the first D series protagonist play a role in the arc that ends the D series, y'know?

And I'm thinking. Something that would most likely position Yuyu as in favor of the fantome reality compared to the original reality, could be not wanting to go back in the closet.

I've seen a really good design of a Lyrical Fantome Yuyu based on a mix of the First Dress manga (Which also was a manga that went a lot further with queer themes than the concurrent anime, so, one more point to that theory) and the cross dress design from season 1, so that may have inspired this at least partially, but I don't know, it just feels like it would make sense?

A version of Yuyu who was able to come out and live openly as herself, it feels like that would put her in a situation where she'd be willing to fight for this world, compared to one where, sure, she's happy, she has friends, but she's also still stuck in the closet.