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Refers to any image depicting a character being eaten alive "in pieces" by another character - which can mean being torn apart or having pieces bitten off - or chewed up if the predator is larger than the prey. Some images featuring hard vore involve the prey character being butchered and/or cooked before consumption. Hard Vore should always be tagged as Explicit. Important Note: While most, if not all depictions of Hard Vore are also inherently [[Oral Vore]], it's uncommon to have both tags on a single image. Some examples of exceptions to this general rule would be if a prey character is swallowed after being chewed "in one piece" by a much larger predator character, or if the prey character is swallowed whole after sustaining an injury from being bitten or having pieces torn off of them and eaten. Compare with [[Soft Vore]] which involves the character being swallowed whole and alive, without any injuries from biting or chewing. h4. Related tags * [[gore]] * [[mutilation]] * [[dismemberment]] * [[disembowelment]] * [[blood]] * [[death]] * [[snuff]] * [[imminent death]] * [[cannibalism]] h4. See also * [[Vore]] * [[Anal Vore]] * [[Cock Vore]] * [[Oral Vore]] * [[Unbirthing]] * [[Soft Vore]] / Hard Vore * [[Endosoma]] * [[Full Tour]] Updated by Irrixiatdowne Tue, Jan 17 '23, 07:20 |
| V2 |
Refers to any image depicting a character being eaten alive "in pieces" by another character - which can mean being torn apart or having pieces bitten off - or chewed up if the predator is larger than the prey. Some images featuring hard vore involve the prey character being butchered and/or cooked before consumption, these images should be also be tagged as [[cooking with furs]]. Hard Vore should always be tagged as Explicit. Important Note: While most, if not all depictions of Hard Vore are also inherently [[Oral Vore]], it's uncommon to have both tags on a single image. Some examples of exceptions to this general rule would be if a prey character is swallowed after being chewed "in one piece" by a much larger predator character, or if the prey character is swallowed whole after sustaining an injury from being bitten or having pieces torn off of them and eaten. Compare with [[Soft Vore]] which involves the character being swallowed whole and alive, without any injuries from biting or chewing. h4. Related tags * [[gore]] * [[mutilation]] * [[dismemberment]] * [[disembowelment]] * [[blood]] * [[death]] * [[snuff]] * [[imminent death]] * [[cannibalism]] * [[cooking with furs]] h4. See also * [[Vore]] * [[Anal Vore]] * [[Cock Vore]] * [[Oral Vore]] * [[Unbirthing]] - Vaginal vore * [[Soft Vore]] / Hard Vore * [[Endosoma]] * [[Full Tour]] Updated by TitanRax20 Mon, Jan 16 '23, 23:33 |
| V1 |
Refers to any image depicting a character being eaten alive "in pieces" by another character - which can mean being torn apart or having pieces bitten off - or chewed up if the predator is larger than the prey. Some images featuring hard vore involve the prey character being butchered and/or cooked before consumption, these images should be also be tagged as [[cooking with furs]]. Hard Vore should always be tagged as Explicit. Important Note: While most, if not all depictions of Hard Vore are also inherently [[Oral Vore]], it's uncommon to have both tags on a single image. Some examples of exceptions to this general rule would be if a prey character is swallowed after being chewed "in one piece" by a much larger predator character, or if the prey character is swallowed whole after sustaining an injury from being bitten or having pieces torn off of them and eaten. Compare with [[Soft Vore]] which involves the character being swallowed whole and alive, without any injuries from biting or chewing. Updated by TitanRax20 Mon, Jan 16 '23, 23:23 |