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I got this thought after seeing a comment on a now-deleted post claiming that what Sakura did with Sasuke in Forbidden Scrolls was simply an Infinite Tsukuyomi dream. I was honestly shocked by that because my brain was completely turned off when I watched it, and I always had a completely different interpretation of what was happening.

However, you can see some sneaky frames of Sakura actually looking at the Infinite Tsukuyomi dream, and the ending scene shows Sakura and Naruto succumbing to the Infinite Tsukuyomi as she stares at it with Rinnegan eyes. So what does this imply?

It could imply that Sakura didn't actually experience any of the events we see in Forbidden Scrolls. Instead, everything we see could simply represent her desires, since the Infinite Tsukuyomi allows people to experience an idealized reality based on their deepest wishes. In that case, everything shown throughout the story could potentially be what Sakura wants to happen rather than what actually happened.

But there's an even bigger implication here: Boruto may have never happened.

For Boruto to happen, Naruto, Sakura, Sasuke, and the others would have to survive the war, and Madara's plan would have to be stopped. But if Sakura is actually trapped in the Infinite Tsukuyomi at the end, that could imply that none of those events ever happened from her perspective.

That would mean everything we see afterward could just be part of her dream. Sarada twerking with Gabi, Sarada getting fucked by Naruto, Sarada and Sakura selling themselves for money, Sakura making sasuke eat pussy, Sakura getting backshotted some black dude, Hinata getting nutted on, Hinata dry humped etc. ALL THAT IS FAKE, completely fictional within Sakura's Infinite Tsukuyomi dream.

Honestly, if this interpretation is actually correct, it would kind of ruin Forbidden Scrolls for me. I think part of what makes the story interesting is that all of these crazy events are actually happening within the verse and have some kind of significance. Finding out that everything we watched was ultimately just Sakura's fantasy would make all of those events feel meaningless to me. It would be like watching an entire movie with a crazy plot, only to find out at the end that none of it actually happened and it was all just a dream.

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So D-art has confirmed that he isn’t retiring.

I never really bought that D-art was actually gone for good. He has “quit” before, said he wasn’t coming back to Twitter, and then eventually returned. This time did seem different, though. The Discord was opened to everyone, even Redditors the server usually disliked, and multiple mods claimed they had talked with D-art privately and confirmed that he was retiring.

Then D-art came out and said he wasn’t retiring at all. He was just taking another break. He said he didn’t want to say anything because people tend to overreact.

That immediately raises the question: if he was only taking a break, why were his mods saying he was retiring?

At first, I thought maybe they misunderstood him or D-art changed his mind. But then V, one of his mods, said, “It was supposed to be a secret that it was a break.” That changes things.

If the break was supposed to be a secret, then the retirement story wasn’t just a misunderstanding. The mods told people D-art was retiring when the actual situation was that he was only stepping away for a while.

V also mentioned that the server was supposed to be a “storage” kind of thing. The way he explained it makes it sound like the server wasn’t meant to be an active community while D-art was gone. It was basically just going to sit there as a place where old content stayed until he came back.

That also makes the decision to open the server to everyone pretty strange.

If D-art was actually retiring, then opening the server makes sense. He was done with it, there was no reason to keep it private anymore, and letting everyone in would be a way of leaving it behind.

But if he was only taking a break, why open it up? Maybe he wanted the community to keep going without him. Maybe he stopped caring about keeping the server exclusive. Or maybe it was becoming more of a public archive instead of the private server it used to be.

Another possibility is that opening the server helped sell the idea that D-art was really gone. From an outsider’s perspective, seeing a private server suddenly become public would make it seem like he was completely moving on.

Obviously, this doesn’t prove exactly why the server was opened. The only things we know are that the server became public, D-art later said he wasn’t retiring, and V said the break was supposed to stay secret. But the timing is definitely strange.

My theory is that D-art told his mods he was taking a long break, and they presented it as a retirement so people wouldn’t just wait around for him to return. Considering D-art has left and come back before, I can understand why they would want people to believe it was permanent.

It wasn’t until after my Reddit post started gaining attention that D-art clarified he wasn’t retiring. Whether that timing means anything or not is up to you.

The whole situation is even stranger because he had already taken a two-week break, came back for a day or two, got banned, said he was moving sites, and then immediately went back on another break.

Quite the spectacle. If D-art never clarified things, most people probably would have continued believing he retired for good.

Two of his moderators have now confirmed that D-ART is retiring by the end of this month.

Looking back, I had a feeling something was off when they suddenly made the invite link accessible, and now it's on unlimited access. Before that, they were extremely selective about who they invited and kept the server private for months. Looking at it now, it all makes sense. If D-ART is retiring, there's really no reason to keep the community so exclusive anymore.

The thing is, we still don't know if this is permanent or if something happened that pushed him to make this decision. D-ART himself hasn't said anything yet, so we have no idea what led to it. Maybe something happened in his personal life, maybe he lost a ton of progress on an animation and decided to call it quits, or maybe he's just burned out. Those are all just possibilities, though. At the end of the day, we simply don't know.

For those of you who kept saying we'd never get the Misae animation... your words are aging pretty well.

As for me, I don't think this is the end. I think this is a decision he's completely serious about right now, but one he'll eventually rethink. He's retired multiple times before and always ended up coming back. He literally retired a couple of months ago. He also said he wasn't coming back to Twitter... and then he did.

The only other possibility I can think of is that this is some kind of prank, but if that's the case, I don't see why they'd suddenly make the server so accessible and leave the invite link on unlimited access. Or maybe, and this is probably just me coping he's got some big surprise planned, like the Misae animation is finally finished and he wanted more people in the server to see it.

Yeah, that last part sounds like cope... because it probably is.

What do you all think?

I think this girl retired, and all I got is this screenshot. Can anyone help find her videos?

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A few days ago, I made a post expressing my concerns about repetitive, unoriginal, low-effort/slop posts and titles. After talking it over with the other moderator, we came to a conclusion that I think is the best approach going forward.

We realized that removing posts simply because they're low effort or not very creative could discourage people from posting altogether, and that's the last thing we want.

Instead, we'll mainly be removing repetitive posts. If the same questions, formats, or topics start getting posted over and over again, those posts may be removed to help keep the subreddit from becoming repetitive.

So if you were worried after my previous post that your submissions would be judged for not being creative enough, don't be. That wasn't the intention. As long as your post isn't just repeating something that's already been done countless times, you'll most likely be fine.

We'll also be making this change more explicit so everyone knows what to expect going forward.

Thanks to everyone who gave their feedback and helped us come to this decision. Hopefully this clears up any confusion from my previous post.

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There have been way too many idiots lately making accounts just to ask for the Discord in this subreddit, even though there are rules against asking for the official Discord here. Nobody besides D-Art (and maybe his mods) can provide the invite link. The option to create or send an invite link isn't even available for regular members, and I already made a post explaining all of this and why you don't even want to join regardless.

Yet people keep ignoring the rules and refusing to read anything before asking anyway because they're too lazy, which is exactly why this rule exists. What's even the point of wanting to join? You won't see any exclusive art or anything you haven't already seen. It's nothing special.

A lot of those people don't even actually like D-Art or his art like that. They freak out if you bring up any of his taboo artwork and don't even want to talk about his art honestly.

I promise you, you don't want to be there. So please stop asking. If people insist on asking to get in, you'll get that ass banned.

As the title says, D-Art has created a new Bluesky account where they'll be posting their artwork. It doesn't look like Bluesky will be their primary platform, though, so it's likely that Pixiv, Baraag, or Reddit will remain their main places to post.

My guess is that Baraag will continue to be the primary one, since that's where they usually upload the more NSFW artwork that can't be posted on X.

Here's the account if anyone wants to follow it: https://bsky.app/profile/d--art.bsky.social

Okay, so D-Art made his return yesterday and posted a WIP of a girl in the missionary position, but the problem is that it looks almost 1:1 with the Sonic WIP he posted back in May. The pose, composition, and overall setup are basically the same, just with different characters.

This isn't the first time we've seen him reuse ideas, but lately it feels like he's been relying on the same concepts more and more.

His creativity has honestly felt like it's been declining. The art hasn't been hitting the same, and the scenarios haven't been as interesting or original as they used to be. Now that he's back, the question is: is the GOAT washed?

He does plan on finishing this piece though. Someone asked if he was still going to complete it after his suspension, and he replied "yup."

The title might sound harsh, but lately I've been pretty disappointed with the posts on this sub, mainly the titles and the amount of effort put into them.

Here are some examples:

• "D-art made them so damn good... fuck"
• "Can't stop gooning to Rainbow Mika's fat, phat, thick ASS!!"
• "D-art makes fat juicy asses"
• "Fat, juicy, and meaty"
• "Who has the bigger ass?"
• "Who would you smash?"
• "Best D-art characters"
• "I'm obsessed with [insert character]"
• "Out of them, who are you choosing?"

It feels like most posts nowadays basically boil down to titles like these with a bunch of GIFs or artwork attached. After seeing the same types of titles over and over, they start to get boring and repetitive.

The GIFs and artwork aren't even the main problem. A lot of them have already been posted before, so they naturally don't have the same impact they did when they were new. That's just how people work. New things stand out because they're new, but when you keep seeing the same thing, you get used to it. That's why I think the title and the post itself need to do more.

I'm not expecting Shakespeare-level writing or Einstein-level creativity. I'm just asking people to put a little more thought into their titles and post text. A creative title, an interesting question, or even a short explanation of your thoughts can make a post much more engaging.

There was a post where someone posted a bunch of GIFs and asked who was in the worst situation. That was a good example because it gave people something to actually discuss. It wasn't complicated, but it was enough to get people talking.

This also applies to the repeated questions we see constantly, like people asking for the official Discord, the Misae animation, or One Ryi even though those questions have already been answered. After seeing the same questions repeatedly, they start getting old.

Roleplay posts are another example. They're already against the rules, but they still appear sometimes, and people entertain them in the comments despite there being another subreddit for that.

And some horny posts honestly go too far. There's a difference between making a horny post and making people question what the hell is wrong with you and if you can even be within 10 of a school. Some people aren't being subtle at all with how they talk about certain characters, and that kind of stuff can put accounts and the subreddit at risk.

I also think we should acknowledge that some things we've been doing might unintentionally bring more attention than we want. For example, the l0li/$h0ta warnings are currently part of the rules, so it's not really fair to blame people for using them. But at the same time, we've started realizing how risky that kind of labeling and wording can be, because it can attract unwanted attention and create problems for the community. It might be something that gets changed in the future.

I think sharing the art itself is fine, especially since D-art's work is pretty niche and people obviously have their favorite characters. I wouldn't want people getting banned or posts removed just for sharing art, but people should be smarter about how they discuss it and avoid creating unnecessary risks.

I know I'm not the only one who feels this way either. I've seen other people bring up similar complaints before.

D-art has been gone for about two weeks now, so we're in a bit of a dry period. No new art, no Misae updates, and not much new content. If anything, that's more reason to make the posts themselves more interesting instead of relying on the same formats.

I'm curious what everyone else thinks. Am I in the minority here, or do most people feel the same way?

I'm not saying every post needs to be perfect or that we should police everything. I just think the sub would be more enjoyable if people put a little more thought into their posts instead of falling back on the same formats every time.

For some quick background, in the D-Art verse Naruto hosted the kunouchi exam for Sarada’s class. To become full-fledged kunoichi, the girls have to twerk with perfect chakra control in their cheeks right in front of him. He checks the firmness by putting his cock between her cheeks while she slams them. Then they have to ride him and endure two full hours of getting dicked down like hell to prove their endurance. After all, kunoichi need to use their bodies for intel gathering, and enemies might not be satisfied after just one round, so they have to be able to handle extended dicking.

Sarada had perfect chakra control, probably from her mother. She rode the Hokage so good he was gripping the chair with veins popping, literally struggling and reaching his limit because he was about to bust. But when the backshots hit she got completely overwhelmed. She passed out on the table with her pupils gone, but they kept going anyway.

The whole time she never looked thrilled. She was extremely nervous, closed off, and didn’t smile once. This was her chance to fuck her idol, and she’s supposed to be a slut who fucks niggas for money, but she looked super detached the entire time.

Something always rubbed me the wrong way and now I get it. SARADA NEVER FUCKED NARUTO AFTER THIS EXAM. Just think about all the animations or art of Sarada you’ve seen before or after this. Does she ever fuck Naruto or do anything sexual with him? No, she doesn’t. She’s fucked everyone else but the goat Hokage. In-universe, I suspect it’s because SHE DOES NOT WANT TO FUCK THE GUY. I suspect that maybe the experience just wasn’t good therefore she doesn’t wanna do it again. Like I said, she looked incredibly nervous and closed off and never smiled a single time during the deed. The backshots she got literally made her pass out so imagine taking that for two hours? Nobody would want to take that again. I think that's why she doesn't fuck him again.

Even the black kid in One Ryu did better. When he ate her out her face was on horny full blast. She was grinning at him with pure lust afterward and looked way more enthusiastic to throw ass on him and suck him up than she ever did for Naruto. So she chose not to fuck him again and has been avoiding him. That's what I think.

Am I right? I could be right. I'M SO RIGHT.

For some background, Sakura & The Forbidden Scroll is an animation by D-Art that was released on September 24, 2023, if he is to be believed. It’s probably his most infamous animation to date. It's so infamous that you’ll usually only find the 2-minute version online instead of the full 6-minute one.

The story revolves around Sakura finally reaching her breaking point after years of loneliness and Sasuke always being gone. Desperate, she seeks out a ninja thief named Jikan Dorobo and trades sexual favors for a scroll that lets her mess with time and space. She uses it to summon a much younger version of Sasuke from the past so she can fuck him and finally get what she wants. While that's happening, his mom is wondering where the hell he is. After she's done, she basically says what's done can't be undone, so why stop now? She talks about how he always ignored her, so why should she keep chasing him when she can have him whenever she wants? From then on, she starts abusing the scroll to bring different versions of him into her timeline. By the end, it's implied that her messing with the scroll has started damaging the timeline itself, with even Naruto getting pulled in at some point.

As controversial as the premise is, I genuinely think it’s one of D-Art’s best animations. The story is surprisingly engaging, Sakura’s motivations are really hot and show how far she's willing to go, the music fits great, the art looks fantastic, and the ending leaves you with a solid cliffhanger.

My question is: do you guys think we’ll ever get a sequel?

To my knowledge, D-Art has never publicly mentioned Forbidden Scrolls 2, and it’s now been almost two years since the original dropped. I’ve also been told by more than one person that he doesn’t like making long-form animations anymore and that he himself said there won’t be any more like Kazuma’s. But now he’s working on the Misae one, which is probably as long if not longer, so I don’t know how credible any of that really is.

Another thing that makes me wonder is the backlash. Forbidden Scrolls is easily the animation he’s caught the most shit for, and it’s usually the first thing people bring up when attacking his work. A lot of the hate was fueled by misinformation too, like people claiming he used real baby audio recordings, even though it was apparently AI and he wasn’t even responsible for the sound design. I saw people still dragging him for it as recently as a month ago.

Considering all that, I honestly wonder whether he’d be willing to go through that level of backlash again just for a sequel. What do you guys think?

(I had to make the gifs 💀)

Ena Hamaguchi was a JAV actress who debuted around 2015 and became known for her big-breast-focused and cosplay-themed releases. From what I've been able to find, she seems to have retired or gone inactive years ago, as there haven't been any recent official releases or activity under that name for quite some time.

I've been trying to find information about what happened to her, but I've come up empty. Does anyone here know whether she retired, changed stage names, moved to a different industry, or if there's any reliable information about what happened to her after she disappeared from the JAV scene?

Yeah, as you can see, yesterday D-art made a post in his server saying that while he was gaming, he came up with an idea to help cover some of his gaming expenses. Basically, he's considering taking commissions in exchange for PlayStation gift cards. The catch is that he'll only do it three times a month, and it's exclusively available to people in his server. So if you're not in there and want one, tough luck.

Of course, this all depends on whether people are interested. If the members in his server are smart, they'll probably jump on the opportunity and put in an order. People have wanted to get commissions from the guy for a long time, but he's always said no, so this would be a pretty big change.

That said, don't get your hopes up just yet. He specifically said he might take commissions in exchange for PlayStation gift cards, and according to him, it all depends on how much interest there is from people on his server. It's also worth mentioning that he's joked about doing commissions before, so until he actually starts taking orders, I'd treat this as a possibility rather than a guarantee.

We could possibly see the craziest, most outlandish shit ever with this.

P.S if you ask for the discord link, I might ban the fuck out of you. Read the rules and read the last pinned post made by me. 👌🙂

Okay, I’m still learning about this myself, but from what I understand, the invite link for D-art’s official Discord server was made available recently. Somehow the link got leaked to this subreddit, so a bunch of people started joining, and people in the D-art server found out about it.

The people already in the server apparently already had a pretty negative perception of some people from here. They think a lot of users here are smelly basement-dwelling weirdos who are going to fuck up the server for everybody else because of all the weird behavior, drama, accusations, and other shit they’ve seen from this community. Because of that, they ended up closing the invite link so people can’t get invited unless the mods personally do it themselves or something along those lines. A few people still managed to get in before it was closed, though.

The worst one though has to have been u/Ilovegooning14. He’s literally used as an example of red flags and just being a bad person and used to close the server down, so yeah if you’re wondering why you aren’t getting the link or why it’s closed, it’s because of all this. Some of you guys were acting way too weird, and it ended up giving them a terrible perception of this community, LOL. Even D-art apparently commented on the situation earlier because it got that bad. He literally tried to tell y’all that you won’t see anything in there that’s different from what he already posts on Twitter or his other pages. You guys really aren’t missing out on anything. That’s literally what he said. Even the guy this subreddit is dedicated to is basically saying this himself. Something tells me he probably doesn’t have the best opinion of this community either after all of this.

And before people start acting like this is made up or exaggerated, here’s a lot screenshots showing exactly what they think about this subreddit and some of the people in it, along with proof of some users here acting weird as fuck and making the situation worse for everybody else.

So please stop making posts asking for the Discord link already. Stop acting like weirdos. It’s getting so fucking annoying, and constantly begging for invites is meaningless now.