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For making rule 63 fanart of the main characters. It got so bad she had to change her account to private and the games developers had to intervene.

Can we get links of the offending picture and the reactions to it? This seems to me like another Zamii just from the description.

Here's a reblog of the post I stumbled upon.

Just a small snippit

Attacking someone over Rule 63? I can sometimes understand why people think the rule is absurd, but this shit ain't worth bullying the artist!

Now I don't actively draw, but if I did and wanted to post my public works, I'd have to do so knowingly one day one of my works will get notable and subsequently get attacked by wild spiders. Accosted by Gobi fish.

People who demand apologies "just because" should eat a dick. But wait, what's this?

>transphobia
>fatphobia
>cis

People shouldn't adopt this gobbledygook newspeak, no matter where they stand on the relevant issues. Even saying things like "I'm not transphobic" gives strength to lunatics. The thing is, a phobia is an anxiety, or in worst cases a debilitating irrational fear that interferes with everyday life. A phobia can and should be treated – this is important.
The problem with slapping "phobia" onto various terms is the implication that feeling anything negative (fear, revulsion, anger, annoyance, etc) or merely expressing doubt or criticism is undesirable and out of the norm, and that these "phobias" SHOULD be treated. That's what the sjws want – to label opposing viewpoints as mental illnesses which should be then "treated" – probably by brainwashing.
The term cis shouldn't be used at all. It's like saying "a normal person" – there's no need to point it out since the vast majority of people are normal, ordinary human beings!

I have to admire all these shenanigans, though. Simple words and carefully crafted expressions can have a huge impact over time. Their use requires no training – all you have to do is shout "transphobic! priviledge! microagression!" etc. I wonder if the flocks that keep parroting these tems understand how incredibly brilliant their language is.

These people are the same cancer that took over the Steven Universe fandom.

What is it with people and starting witch hunts over fucking fanart?

Fun fact: the artist (ohnips) is actually a gay woman. So these people are harassing a gay person for their art of an LGBT game… instead of, you know, participating in actual activism.

These people are even starting to seep into the BNHA fandom. Ugh.

People who actively celebrate they're bullying others into fearful and/or depressive states, in my opinion, deserve nothing but painful mediocrity and unfulfillment so they're lives are ultimately forgotten with the fact that they achieved nothing of significant value.
The artist made something that many people enjoyed, and continues to make things that gives them both exposure and the joy that people are liking the things they put time and effort in.
What have her harassers done with their lives, other than bully someone on a social media site?
Quite the achievement…

Its sad the dream daddy fandom became toxic so fast. Maybe the developers telling toxic assholes to chill out will drive them off. But one can only hope since the steven universe creators told their fandom to chill out with the zamii shit, and they still continued to do super toxic shit after that.

What a bunch of killjoys. This is perhaps the closest we'll get to a Dream Mommy and they're going to muck it up with claiming that you're doing irreperable damage to transgendered people everywhere just by engaging in some Rule 63.

I mean, I'm being slightly facetious, but… yeah.

Everyone already knows the truth, anyways: they don't actually care about anyone-- they just latch on to causes to vent their aggressions and absolve their consciences.

(…"Dream Mommy"? shudder Does anybody have a better R63 name?)

@Astatine

Dream Momma?

Does that sound better.

Dream Mommy sounds like some straight shota hentai magazine.

Maybe "Dream Mother" will suffice?

Hey just thought you should know, there's a light novel in the vein of Sword Art Online etc. only this time the gimmick is the guy gets trapped in the RPG-like world with his hot mother who is super OP.

I'm betting it gets an anime some time around late 2018/early 2019.

@Eglamore

I'm not sure to what extent this light novel is in the vein of Sword Art Online, but if it's to the extent that I think it is, I'm half expecting the guy to be adopted.

It's good that these SJW douchebags are tossing these buzzwords around like they are candy at a parade, soon they will have lost any real meaning and they will have to actually make real arguments, which will be complete unsupportable shit.

Also now the more intellectual ones are seeing the flaws

People who can't draw trying to tear down someone who can.

What do those "death threats" consist of? Are they written in half a minute or are those death threats a long and well-thought out messages?

why is it racism when you draw r63 pics
this makes no sense

^ Gender is a race now.

The accusations of racism are because she said nigga once. Or so i heard. The only reliable info on that is from the sjw's who were going after her so make of that what you will.

I could be wrong but the one thing that really felt dumb when I looked at this controversy was slapping "transphobic" on it. While I know Damien in the game is trans (ftm), doing r63 of him isn't transphobic, not when the other dads are also genderswapped. If anything, Damien was just flipped into being a transfemale.

The Twitter users @TripleA9000 posted are nothing more than smug people that make it hard to side with. A funny sense of karmic justice though, the one with a dog avatar ended up protecting their account. And on the bright side, ohnips has been getting support from other people in light of this.