Keywords

This page is under construction. I could use some help/suggestions on how to define themes/kinks as keywords, please contact Shokuji.

All users must abide by the Keyword Policy. Be sure to read it in adition to the general information provided on this page.

As part of the submission process there are three basic categories of keywords; Gender, Species, Themes/Kinks. This section is dedicated to suggesting proper keywords & explaining what those keywords actually mean. Always try to use the more basic keyword to avoid having too many alternative keywords being used across the site.

Genders

There is not a standardized way of listing genders. These are only suggestions and examples. Inkbunny will automatically make all keywords lower case, the uppercase examples here are just for ease of reading.

Genders & Interactions

Here is a short list of commonly used descriptors for genders found in art.

• m (Male) - Adult who possess only male genitalia.
• b (Boy) - Youth who possess only male genitalia.
• f (Female) - Adult who possess only female genitalia.
• g (Girl) - Youth who possess only female genitalia.
• h (Herm) - Character who possess both male & female genitalia.
• Etc.

Separated by slashed, combine all characters involved in the way they interact. Generally (but not always) the first listed is the gender taking the dominate role. This is harder to do when dealing with more than 2 characters, but just do what makes the most sense. Some examples:

• m/f - Male with a Female.
• f/g - Female with a Girl.
• m/m/b - Two Males and a Boy (often a threesome).
• m/h/f/m - Male, Herm, Female, Male (usually a group activity).
• Or any other combination that conveys what's happening in the submission. Have an entry for each pairing of characters in the submission if needed.

Species

Simply add in the common species names of all the characters involved in the submission.Some examples:

• Dog
• Cat
• Tiger
• Eagle
• Plant
• Etc.

Genre / Kinks

Genre is the overall subject matter of a submission.Kinks is the sexual subject matter of a submission (if any). Be sure to cover all major elements in a submission so all users can either find or avoid the submission based on it's content.

Here are only some examples:

• Blood - Whenever blood or blood-like fluids are present in a submission. Usually from violence or rape, sometimes from when a character is 'losing' their virginity.
• Chubby - Not quite obese, but not skinny either.
• Cub - Covers a wide range of character ages who are not considered an "adult".
• Diapers - Used when a submission contains a garment worn by those who are incapable of controlling their bladder or bowel movements.
• Feet - When a footpaw is a major focus of a submission, and/or used to stimulate another character sexually.
• Hyper - Usually describing extremely over-sized genitalia completely out of proportion with the size of the characters body.
• Incest - Intimate relationship with family members; usually adult/cub (parent/offspring) or cub/cub (siblings/cousins).
• Inflation - Expanding a characters insides from mild (small bulge) to extreme (like a balloon) usually through large volumes of fluids.
• Lactation - Breast milk suckled from, or dripping from, a character's nipple.
• Latex/Rubber - Use of latex and/or rubber as clothing, usually a full body suit.
• Macro/Micro - When characters are extremely large/small compared to their surroundings.
• Muscles - Extremely well defined muscles on characters in the submission.
• Necro - Characters engaging in sex acts with the deceased.
• Neoteny - Adult characters who retain youthful physical characteristics (but are not cub).
• Non-anthro - Furry characters who retain most/all of the realistic physical attributes of their respective animals.
• Obese - Extremely overweight characters.
• Pee - Use of urination for sexual (watersports, marking) and/or non-sexual (relief) purposes.
• Rape - Characters forcing others to have sex against their will.
• Scat - Sex play including fecal matter.
• Tentacles - Dexterous/Prehensile shafts of organic material, usually phallic-like, penetrating the character(s) in the submission.
• Torture - Causing physical and/or mental agony to unwilling participants.
• Vore - The eating of another character. Softvore is usually blood/gore-less, but Hardvore is quite messy and violent.
• Zoophilia - Anthro furry characters being intimate with non-anthro furry characters.
• Etc.

Themes

Themes is the description (through keywords) of important elements in the submission that would help people more fully understand what's happening in the submission before they even view it.

Location

• Train Station
• Court House
• School Yard
• Countryside
• Mountains
• Etc

Timeframe

• Middle Ages
• Modern Era
• Future
• Etc

Names

• Characters in the submission
• Artist and/or Colorist who worked on the submission.
• Commissioner who paid for the submission (if applicable).

Et Cetera

Add as many highly relevant keywords as you would like, such as art style or media used. But, please, no joke keywords.