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flandre scarlet and remilia scarlet (touhou) drawn by yoruny

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    ~ Flan's affection gone wrong ~

    Vampires don't reflect on mirrors, so does the scarleties~

    Remember those times where people go like, "this is the best person", or "this is my crush", and proceeds with showing you the mirror, which means you're their "special" or "crush"? ( i dont know how to clarify this more, sorry-)
    Buuut yeah, you get the idea, perhaps?

    Btw i accidentally listened to remi's eosd theme while writing this desc, and wow, i'm startin to like her more and more and m-.

    Anyways, sorry for the lack of update! My laziness and stagnation nowadays really hinders me from finishing any drawings, aaaaah.

    But enjoy~

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    Mithiwithi
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    shujito said:

    how about adding it?

    asnaez2008 said:

    Well they are vampires so I'll just assume you that don't know much about Touhou.

    This is why I didn't add it - as @asnaez2008 points out, Remilia's identity as a vampire is very well-known. I wanted other people's judgment instead of just adding it on my own.

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    JuniperAndFriends
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    Mithiwithi said:

    This is why I didn't add it - as @asnaez2008 points out, Remilia's identity as a vampire is very well-known. I wanted other people's judgment instead of just adding it on my own.

    Display of a vampiric trait is what warrants the tag. The wiki states as much. Sure, you don't add it for every Remi/Flan picture, but if you see them drinking blood, sleeping in a coffin, casting no reflection, or being staked, then you add it.

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    asnaez2008
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    Vid-szhite said:

    Display of a vampiric trait is what warrants the tag. The wiki states as much. Sure, you don't add it for every Remi/Flan picture, but if you see them drinking blood, sleeping in a coffin, casting no reflection, or being staked, then you add it.

    Good point. I didn't even know about that rule. Thanks for the heads up.

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